Wildcats Blown 16 point lead in loss to Tennessee in Lexington
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp admitted the team cracks under pressure after a 78-69 overtime defeat to Tennessee on Kentucky's home court. The loss marks five SEC setbacks, tightening the title race with Mississippi State Auburn and Georgia Tech in pursuit as the schedule continues with key SEC games this week. Nash led Tennessee with 19 points while Jerry Parker had 18 for the Volunteers.
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Lawrence County Tourney Opens At Hazlewood High School
TOWN CREEK The Lawrence County basketball tournament begins tonight at Hazlewood High School gym with three games. At 6 p.m. Speake and Hatton meet in the Junior division, followed by Speake vs Courtland at 7 10 p.m. in Senior B, and Courtland against Hazlewood at 8 20 p.m. in Senior A.
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Score Back For Another Try
Herb Score and Vern Law headline a 1963 signing spree as the White Sox and Pirates bolster rotation. Score, eye injury in 1957 and arm trouble since 1958 linger, while Law returns after a 23 game stint with a 10-7 mark and 3.95 ERA last year. Additional signings include Ron Woods Carl Taylor Bob Gordon Dennis McLain Grover Jones Lee Thomas Dick Brown Dick McAuliffe and Mickey Stanley.
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College Scores Roundup From Weekend Action
Numerous college games culminated in tight finishes led by Temple over Villanova 50 to 49 and Holy Cross defeating Dartmouth 93 to 75. Other standout results include New Hampshire 101 over Maine 84 and North Carolina 86 against Virginia 81.
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Decatur and Austin Juniors Meet in Austinville Gym
The Decatur and Austin Juniors square off tonight at the Austinville gym. A and B games are on the schedule with the B contest starting at 6 30 p.m.
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Two bonus rookies sign with Kansas City Athletics
The Kansas City Athletics announce contracts for two bonus rookies, shortstop Tony La Russa and pitcher Micky Curtis. Bruce Coffin of Marblehead leads 187 players into the second 18 hole qualifying round at the 29th American Seniors Association Golf Tournament in Belleair Florida.
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51 Year Old Wins National Golf Championship
Long hitting John Barnum 51 wins the PGA National Golf Club Championship in a sudden death playoff over Ansel Snow and Chick Harbert at Port St. Lucie Florida proving age is no barrier. Barnum earned 1700 dollars while Snow and Harbert each collected 1250.
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Program To Develop Amateur Tennis Talent
Northern California professionals inaugurate a free junior high tennis training program aimed at restoring the Davis Cup era. Seventy seventh graders with no prior tennis experience receive lessons January through March, culminating in a late March tournament to select eight top prospects for further schooling. John C. Gardiner leads Professional Tennis Inc., operator of the Tennis Ranch School in Carmel Valley.
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Superb Shot Wins Crosby For Casper
Billy Casper wins the Crosby at Pebble Beach with a 2 over 74 total 285 earning $5 300. Nicklaus and Gary Player tie for second after a failed 18th hole bid. Palmer is disqualified for a ruling error, ending his skip to the title. Duden and Bayer tie for fourth with 287 and 288 respectively.
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Real Winners Are The Athletes President Says
President John F Kennedy lauds athletes as the real winners after a peace settlement between AAU and NCAA backed groups ending a two year dispute that threatened the 1964 U S Olympic team. MacArthur to arbitrate further disputes and a six man eligibility board to oversee U S Olympic candidates.
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Bad Day for Arnold Palmer at Bing Crosby Event
Arnold Palmer faced a rough finish at Pebble Beach as a disqualification ended his 18th hole woes and broken two back nines. Palmer learned he could not use a provisional ball after a water lie on the 17th hole, ending a weekend of missed putts and a 76 final score.
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Lee Roy Arrives But Too Late
All American Alabama linebacker Lee Roy Jordan missed a hometown welcome in EXCEL Alabama due to bad weather delaying his arrival. He traveled from Cleveland to Miami to Cincinnati, reaching Birmingham then Tuscaloosa after 2 a.m. Sunday and planned a campus return with sister Agnes, a university freshman.
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Bearcats Lead Nation As Vince Dons Top AP Rank
Cincinnati holds 14-0, 32-game streak and tops AP poll after beating Brad de Lobe x cago at Kent State. Illinois and Arizona State push top five as conference reports mix results across Big Ten Big Eight SEC ACC and others with key wins and losses shaping race.
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Grelle Wins Los Angeles Indoor Mile In 4 04.3
Jim Grelle of the Los Angeles Track Club wins the feature mile at the Los Angeles Invitational Indoor Meet in 4 minutes 4.3 seconds. He overhauls Lt. Cary Weisiger of Camp Pendleton as a trio of sub 4:00 milers trails behind. Weisiger runs 4:05.9 with Dotson, Salonen, and Seaman close behind.
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