Bearcats Move Up As Top Ten College Basketball Poll
Duke drops to eighth after a rough week as Cincinnati’s Bearcats vault to fourth in The AP top ten. Loyola of Chicago remains strong at fifth with a 7-4-0 mark while Ohio State and Southern California push into the upper tier. Stanford and Mississippi State hover near the fringe as Arizona State slips in alongside Colorado and Minnesota.
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Davis Cup Play: Laver and Fraser Win for Australia
Rod Laver crushed Mexico's Rafael Osuna in 68 minutes to give Australia a 2-0 lead in the 1962 Davis Cup challenge round at Brisbane. Neale Fraser, fatigued but persistent, defeated Antonio Palafox in four sets to keep the series in Australia’s favor ahead of the doubles.
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WBA Opposes Rematch Demanded by Liston Clash
An official of the World Boxing Association says any state or nation permitting a rematch between heavyweight champion Sonny Liston and Floyd Patterson should be suspended. WBA chairman Emile Bruneau cites a contract demanding a Patterson rematch or forfeiture of purse until Patterson is paid 1 million. WBA president Dr Charles P Larson echoes the view that a rematch would harm boxing now. Liston won the title from Patterson by a first round knockout in Chicago last September.
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Can Doug Iron Out Dispute in Tokyo Olympics Push
General Douglas MacArthur, 82, has agreed to referee the feud between the Amateur Athletic Association and the NCAA over certification of U.S. athletes for the 1964 Tokyo Games. The NCAA favors arbitration, while the AAT must approve talks with a 32-member executive committee vote. MacArthur previously led the 1993 American Olympic Committee as NCAA influence grew.
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Pro Cage Scores From Associated Press Tuesday Results
NBA scores show San Francisco 94 and St. Louis 91 while Syracuse beat New York 123 to 111 and Cincinnati topped Detroit 131 to 120. Upcoming games include San Francisco at Boston and Detroit at Chicago with Los Angeles visiting St. Louis. ABL results list Phila 110 over Pittsburgh 102 and Long Beach at Oakland with no games today.
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Raleigh Dixie Classic cancellation reshapes NC holiday hoops
Bill Hodges notes the Dixie Classic in Raleigh is canceled for the holiday season, amid a surge of tournaments nationwide. Charlotte may pursue a rival holiday event, led by Paul Amen and Bill Hensley, to make the Queen City a top sports venue.
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Weekend basketball action across North Carolina and more
North Carolina hosts several tournaments this weekend featuring High Point Lenoir Rhyne East Carolina Pikeville in Hickory and a Wake Forest Duke clash at Greensboro Coliseum while Davidson faces Princeton at Charlotte Coliseum. Packers Giants meet in New York for the NFL title rematch with wagering predictions centering on weather psychology and cold.
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North-South Tilt May Be Finished
Miami AP report notes indications that last Saturday's North-South all star college football game could be the final one held in Miami.
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Warriors and Knicks Doubleheader Delivers Narrow Wins
Wilt Chamberlain and Willie Naulls sparked a 94-91 Warriors victory over St. Louis in a NBA doubleheader opener, with Chamberlain scoring 32 and Naulls 22. Syracuse halted a three-game skid by beating the Knicks 123-111, while Oscar Robertson fueled Cincinnati past Detroit 131-120. A 16,592 crowd for the South game in Miami showed shrinking attendance as talks to continue Shrine-sponsored events hinged on approvals from Mahi Shrine leaders and hospital trustees.
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Famine Ends as Philadelphia Tapers Win in ABL Victory
The Philadelphia Tapers end a 100-game drought with a 110 to 102 win over the Pittsburgh Rens, led by Andy Johnson's 29 points. Long Beach's game against Oakland was postponed to Thursday.
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Firing Starts In Holiday Tourneys Heats Up College Bids
Holiday college basketball season opens with eight major tournaments today and more joining later. Top teams like Loyola Chicago Illinois Arizona State USC Stanford and Mississippi State sit out key events while Cincinnati Ohio State Kentucky and Duke clash outside the limelight. The schedule centers on Los Angeles Classic Holiday Festival Quaker City All College and Far West in major cities, with first-round matchups listed for each event and Western and Gulf South tours also starting.
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Weatherly Emerges as Possible Ole Miss Sugar Bowl QB
Mississippi’s Glynn Griffing is the senior big gun but Weatherly, a sophomore, is highlighted as a future top passer. The Sugar Bowl tilt in New Orleans could showcase Weatherly as Ole Miss eyes a two-year plan with a clutch bench behind Griffing, echoing Vaught’s history of developing ready substitutes.
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