Oklahoma and Colorado Rally In Big Eight Showdown
Colorado swept Nebraska 76-47 to move to 2-0 in the Big Eight with a 9-8 season. Oklahoma State and Oklahoma mix fast break and controlled play as OU’s Eddie Evans scores 31 in a 91-85 win over Iowa State. Kansas State uses zone defense to beat Air Force 58-42 while prep for conference play.
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Oklahoma
Eddie Evans
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Cowboys
Missouri
Jim Cooper
Kansas State
Air Force
Manhattan
K-State
Falcons
Roger Suttner
Willie Murrell
Tex Winter
Gary Marriott
Nebraska
Colorado
Stillwater
State
Bearcats Remain No 1 in AP Poll with 29th Straight Victory
Cincinnati holds the top spot in the weekly AP basketball rankings after sweeping every first place vote for 449 points. Loyola Chicago rises to runner up as several programs exit the top ten including Kentucky UCLA and Auburn. Michigan State and North Carolina also feature among the elite in a crowded poll.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Loyola of Chicago
Ramblers
Georgia Tech
North Carolina
West Virginia
Kentucky
UCLA
Auburn
Loyola Chicago
Arizona State
Ohio State
Trinoiy
Duke
Wichita
Eisenhower Says Cuba Missiles Withdrawal Not Victory
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower in a News and World Report interview says the Soviet missiles removal from Cuba was not a final settlement victory and warns Khrushchev and the Communists will press if resistance slackens. He noted Castro remains and voiced caution during a Gettysburg interview before a California vacation.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cuba
Eisenhower
1.5
News and World Report
Khrushchev
United States
Gettysburg
California
Montezuma Hosts STL Meet Open With Top Seeds
Santa Fe Trail League action starts tomorrow with Moscow Englewood in the 7 p.m. opener and Ingalls Copeland at 8:30 p.m. The tourney runs Wednesday through Saturday with two games nightly. Moscow, 6-7, led by 8a John McKim, boasts height and a 6-1 start. Englewood coached by Bob Dennis on a 3-4 mark. Ingalls led by Ron Hamm at 3-2. Copeland coached by Eddie Cramer at 0-6. Last year Copeland won the title in Montezuma after two extra frames in semis and finals. Montezuma misses Larry Sorca due to hospitalization after an explosion.
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Moscow
Englewood
Ingalls
Copeland
Montezuma
Bloom
Kismet
Cecil Wichert
Wildcats
Rolla
Deerfield
Kendall
John McKim
Sawyer High
Bob Dennis
Bulldogs
Knowles
Okla
Gate
Ron Hamm
Pierceville
Offerle
Vikings
Eddie Cramer
Vikes
Dodge City St. Mary
Spearville
Monte
Montes
Indians
Larry Sorca
Sublette
Liberal
Garden City
Scott City
Garden
Hugoton
Russell
Dodge City
Hays
Great Bend
Buffs
Bryce Roderick
Bob Hubert
Mike Collins
Gale Jones
Melvin Rupp
Bill King
Curt Shipley
Rangers
Shipley
Emil Krug
Robert Mayo
Tom Gardner
Terry Cleveland
Randy Bowling
Garden Sophs
Ted Altman
Bob Krug
Steve Salter
Wayne Montney
Tony Gooden
Buddy van Dam
Dean Biggs
John Hamman
End Seen to Buckeye Rule In Big Ten
Ohio State’s three year Big Ten dominance may end as Illinois toppled them 90-78. Illinois improved to 20-11 in conference play and No. 5 in the AP poll, while Michigan and Indiana also posted 20 wins. Kentucky bounced Vanderbilt 106-82 in the SEC. Alabama upset Mississippi State in overtime.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
Illinois
Illini
St. Louis Signs Bridges Tormohlen to Hawks Front Line
St Louis Hawks acquire rebounding stars Bill Bridges and Gene Tormohlen from the Kansas City Steers, with owner Ben Kerner praising them as the league’s best two. The move sends Bob Nordmann to clear space as the Hawks aim for a dominant front line rebounding game.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
American Basketball League
Bill Bridges
Gene Tormohlen
Kansas City Steers
Hawk
Ben Kerner
Bridges
Tormohlen
Bob Nordmann
St. Louis University
Hawks
Decrease in 1962 football deaths urged by coach group
Dr. Floyd R. Eastwood reported 26 football fatalities in 1962 a 29.7 percent drop from 1961 and outlined safety steps. High school play accounted for 12 of direct deaths, with seven indirect deaths mainly heat related. He urged three to four weeks preseason training ten to twenty days spring practice for youth to college levels plus mandatory medical exams and stricter concussion rules.
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LOS Angeles
American Football Coaches Association
Floyd R. Eastwood
Eastwood
Los Angeles State College
National Collegiate Athletic Association
College Basketball Scores Snapshot from East to West
A stream of college basketball results across regions including East Columbia beating Lehigh 74 to 63 with Acadia, Canada defeating Rutgers 63 to 50, and Newark Rutgers 82, Newark St. Maine 77. South Kentucky topped Vanderbilt 106 to 82, Florida beat Tulane 109 to 74, Memphis State 96, Hawaii 60, Georgia 76, Louisiana State 67 in OT, and South Carolina 68, Virginia 64. Additional notes show Kentucky State 79, Lincoln Missouri 7 in parentheses, West Virginia State 65, Salem 60, Illinois 90, Ohio State 78, Colorado 75, Nebraska 47, Michigan 88, Iowa 67, Indiana 85, Purdue 71, Oklahoma State 81, Missouri 56, Kansas State 58, Air Force 42, Oklahoma 91, Iowa State 85, Ball State 80, Wabash 63, Cornell 89, Coe 65. In Southwest New Mexico defeated New Mexico State, Abilene Christian 98, McMur 7 87, Arizona State College 84, Fort Lewis A&M 63, West Texas 84, East New Mexico 49. Far West Seattle 79, Idaho State 72, San Francisco 71, Pepperdine 60, Santa Clara 66, Los Angeles Loyola 58.
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Furman
South Carolina
Virginia
San Francisco
Pepperdine
Santa Clara
Loyola
Los Angeles
Seattle
Idaho State
Kansas State
Air Force Academy
Murray
Eastern Kentucky
Columbia
Lehigh
New Mexico
New Mexico State
Maine
Bates
South Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Miss. St
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Florida
Tulane
Memphis
Hawaii
Georgia
Louisiana St
Austin Peay
Southern
Indiana
Purdue
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Air Force
Iowa
Ball St
Wabash
Cornell
Coe
Rural Schools Split Cage Bill
Barker hosted a basketball double header with Pierceville on the Barker court. The Barker boys beat Pierceville 35 to 22 after a 15 to 13 halftime deficit, led by Larry Davis with 12 points. In the girls game Pierceville won 41 to 21 as Janis Goff scored 18 and Judy Milley 13. Barker has Halvesta next Friday.
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Dennie Barker
Pierceville
Barker Court
Barker
Larry Davis
Leland McGraw
Janis Goff
Judy Milley
Earl Barton Tops In 256 Game At Garden Bowl
Earl Barton led a 256 game for Southwest Carpet and Tile during the league action at Garden Bowl. The night featured multiple 250 plus scores and team results across Santa Fe Motors, Merrill Implement, Southwest, R. L. Crist Ranch, and other squads, with highs in games and series reported.
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Southwest
Joe Collins
Bill Hull
Jerry Bevans
Perry Moore
Dale Dickenson
Jack Murray
R. L. Crist Ranch
Santa Fe Motors
Hummer
Merrill
Elks Club
Alley Rats
Polly Kerr
Security Ail
Housewives League
Flamingo Motel
Rickman Body Shop
Sugar Bells
Morea Maidens
Twisters
Kansas-Nebraska Gas
Helmerich and
Payne
Wheatland Motel
Farr
Ankrom Motors
Behlen
Flamingo Motor
Buff Cagers To Liberal For 3 Tilts At Three Garden City
Liberal hosts Garden City in a non conference triple header with varsity B team and sophomores. Liberal led by Don Hall and center Terry Callahan look for more productive play after a 2-4 start while Garden City seeks a return to form after a 1-4 mark.
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Buff Cagers
Liberal
Garden
City High
Redskins
Pratt
Don Hall
Hall
Dodge City
Dodge
Kansas
Layne Asked To Retire
Pittsburgh AP report says quarterback Bobby Layne, a 15 season NFL veteran, has been asked to retire by Steelers coach Buddy Parker. Parker praised Layne as the greatest quarterback he's seen but stated retirement is due. Parker expected to return as coach next season pending owner Art Rooney’s meeting. Layne could not be reached for comment.
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Pittsburgh
Bobby Layne
Buddy Parker
Pittsburgh Steelers
Parker
Bobby
NFL
Steelers
Art Rooney
Layne
Buddy
Palmer Sizzles To Capture Open
Arnold Palmer surged to a 5-under 66 and a 274 total to win the Los Angeles Open, earning $9,000. He trailed early but overcame Art Wall Jr. and others with a late burst, including a 50-foot, back-of-green putt at the 17th that sealed the victory. Wall finished 279, Fairfield 278, LaClair 280, Balding 277, and Gary Player 277.
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Los Angeles
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Las Vegas
Fort Worth
Art Wall Jr
Arnold
Don Fairfield
Huston LaClair
Wall
Fairfield
LaClair
al Balding
Canada
Gary Player
South Africa
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