Loyola Top Ranked In AP Poll As Holiday Tournaments Loom
Loyola of Chicago remains No 1 in the AP poll as 10 teams enter more than 100 holiday tournaments. Kentucky Michigan UCLA and NYU follow, with shifts including Cincinnati dropping, Vanderbilt rising to sixth, and Davidson seventh. Duke falls to eighth after a Michigan loss and NYU slips to tenth after an overtime defeat.
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Blind golfers prove skill transcends sight in matches
In a historic early scene, visually impaired players led by coaches compete on an unfamiliar course while sighted opponents struggle, highlighting the role of coaching and practice. George Fazio and Pete D Angelis, both blindfolded, face Bob Allman and Charley Boswell as industry veterans argue the potential of blind golfers.
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Chargers Win AFL Offense Crown in 1960 Season
The San Diego Chargers, Western Division champions, led the AFL in total offense and finished second in total defense. Individual highlights include notable rushing and passing performances, with players setting several league records and statistical milestones across the season.
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College basketball results roundup list
Cincinnati beats Kansas State 72 70 while Ohio State defeats Houston 78 62 Utah State tops Bradley 95 90 Utah down New Mexico State 101 72 Creighton loses to Nevada 63 Colorado State loses to Washington 82 52 Oklahoma State prevails over Los Angeles State 92 64 Stanford edges Kansas 69 64 Brigham Young defeats Michigan State 94 New Mexico 63 Purdue 61 Florida State 91 Tulsa 76 Louisville 6 Alabama 75 Howard 67 Army 100 American 70 Yale 7 Tulane 35
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Wilt Chamberlain Takes NBA Scoring Lead This Week
Wilt Chamberlain of the San Francisco Warriors overtook Oscar Robertson of the Cincinnati Royals as the league’s leading scorer. The 7 foot 1 center reached the 1000-point mark and scored 142 points during the week, highlighting his shift from setup plays to prolific scoring.
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Aussies Name Emerson Fraser To Face U S In Davis Cup
In Adelaide Australia decides to rely on Roy Emerson and Neale Fraser against the United States in the Davis Cup Challenge Round beginning Thursday. The plan bets on the two stars carrying the main teams through a three day test in heat with singles and doubles. The Americans count on Wimbledon champion Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston as their backbone. Harry Hopman remains confident Fraser will be Australia’s singles anchor after a peak period when he held Wimbledon and US crowns.
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Hawks Lose Loz Pettit In Drive Toward Second Place
Bob Pettit’s absence drops the Hawks into second behind Robertson who leads with 967 points while Chamberlain sits near a 34.0 point per game scoring pace. Jerry West anchors the Lakers with a 29.1 season scoring average as the race tightens.
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Giants Get Call for Win Over Bears
Four coaches who faced both the Bears and Giants split on Sunday's NFL game at Wrigley Field. Jack Christiansen chooses the Giants, citing their offense. Gudey Parker favors the Bears if the weather freezes the field. Nick Skorich tilts to the Giants, while Den Shula declines to pick. Weather and field conditions could decide whether defense or offense prevails.
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Victorian judge's son returns to big time tennis clash
Tropman lauds the return of a veteran, the Victorian judge's son, who quit 18 months ago after winning the U S championship twice and Wimbledon to become world No 1 amateur. Rival options include Fred Stolle, 24, and John Newcombe, 19, as Hopman weighs choices and youth versus experience.
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ABC Drops Boxing Show After 20 Years on TV
ABC will not renew its weekly boxing program next season, ending a 20 year run. The move, tied to waning interest and economics, may affect fighters' revenue and spur the network to replace the slot with another sports program by April.
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UN Rejects North Korean Offer to Turn Over Body
The United Nations Command rejected North Korea’s offer to surrender the body of a so called US agent claiming they killed him last week. The UN called the body an unknown corpse used for propaganda. Maj Gen Chang Chonerilwan of the North Korean Military Armistice Commission said an agent was killed December 17 while crossing into the North. South Korea declined comment.
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Tate Named Miami Head Coach After Unanimous Vote
Charlie Tate, a 42 year old Georgia Tech assistant under Bobby Dodd, was unanimously approved as the new Miami football head coach and will receive a four year contract. President Dr Henry King Stanford praised the selection to succeed Andy Gustafson who retired to become athletic director. Tate, a Tracy City Tennessee native and former Florida back, is set to discuss salary this week and sign. Georgia Tech, an opponent next season, has signed for a new series with Miami.
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Boxing Hurt Without Television
New York AP. Promoters differ on blackout impact as boxing fights may leave TV. Officers note long network Friday bouts since 1944 with Gillette and ABC ending 1984 scheduling. ABC ratings decline prompts shift. promoters cite fan interest and potential one weekly show.
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Cincinnati May Depend on Ron Krick
Cincinnati Bearcats struggle early with Ron Krick shouldering scoring load. Krick netted 11 points as they fell to Kansas State 72-70 on Wilson’s tip-in with one second left, amid mixed results across top college games including Utah’s 500th win and Stanford's overtime victory over Kansas.
Diallo Beats Fullmer In Bout With Points
Senegal’s Souleymane Diallo outpoints Don Fullmer in a 10 round fight. Diallo, based in Paris and listed with 1541, battles Fullmer of West Jordan, Utah, at 15842. The Associated Press report notes Diallo’s superior work across rounds.
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Dominican junta may name Cabral to lead ruling trio
In Santo Domingo, Foreign Minister Donald Reid Cabral may head the three man civilian junta after junta president Emilio De Los Santos resigned suddenly. Unofficial reports say 16 guerrillas were killed in a clash with army near Manacla in the Cibao region, with guerrilla chief Manuel Tavares Justo among those dead.
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Ceylon Leaders Oppose 7th Fleet Cruises in Indian Ocean
Colomeq Ceylon AP. Ceylonese political figures condemn proposed Indian Ocean cruises by units of the U S 7th Fleet. Dr N M Perera of the United Left Front calls it an unwarranted provocation and says the cold war has entered the region. K K M P Rajaratne of the National Resurgence Movement warns the move would encircle Asia.
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Garden Boxing Faces TV Ad Market Shakeup
Football pro and college TV ad revenue is shifting with reports of potential April changes to ABC Gillette contracts through September. Garden officials say no official word on ending weekly boxing telecasts, noting boxing thrived pre TV and will continue. Even if TV drops, Sisters rely on draw power as fighters earn solid TV purses with main events promising $4,000 minimum per fighter and champions reaching about $100,000.
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