NCAA Eases Penalties As Fewer Violations Seen
New York AP reports the NCAA shows leniency as sanctions against five schools and a warning for Washington State accompany one year probations for Iowa and Centenary. Indiana had its penalties relaxed to aid Olympic prep while New Mexico State Hardin Simmons Dayton and Colorado faced sanctions in prior years.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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NCAA
University of Iowa
Little Centenary College
Shreveport
Alabama
Houston
Washington State
Indiana University
Indiana
Tokyo
Ncaa Council
New Mexico State
Hardin-Simmons
Dayton
Colorado
University of Iown
Iowa
Spring Hill and Laneburg Split Basketball Pair
Spring Hill senior boys beat Laneburg 69 to 58 on Friday night January 3 at Laneburg. Dennis Polk scored 27 and Gary Kidd 25 for Spring Hill while B Lee had 19 for Laneburg. Laneburg junior team defeated Spring Hill 34 to 23 with D Bullock 11 and W Almond 9 for Laneburg and Ronnie Kidd 9 for Spring Hill.
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Governing Rules Scrutiny Loosens Sanctions on Indiana
The association found no pattern of violations at Centenary and Houston and flagged misinterpretations by Alabama officials. Washington State faced a caution for track infractions, while Indiana won a major relief, gaining post-season eligibility and access to Olympic-qualifying events after sanctions were relaxed.
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Kentucky Falls From Top Rank In SEC Slump
Adolph Rupp’s Kentucky Wildcats slide from the No. 1 ranking to the SEC cellar after a 85-83 loss at Vanderbilt. John Ed Miller’s late 30‑footer and Terry Gibson’s 19 led Vanderbilt while Kentucky dropped to 0-2 in league play and Tulane also fell to last place after losing to Georgia. Other top games included Kansas State losing a late lead to Colorado 60-59 and Xavier beating Detroit 121-113.
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Virginia Tech
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Louisiana State
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National Hockey League Monday results note
The Associated Press reports no games were scheduled for Monday in the National Hockey League. Upcoming schedule shows Detroit at Boston on a Tuesday and Montreal at Toronto on Wednesday.
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Nashville Plays Blevins Saturday
The Blevins Senior girls and boys will play Nashville Saturday night at Blevins starting at 7 o'clock, moved from Friday. The schedule change is announced for both teams with the location at Blevins.
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UCLA Holds Jinx Post at Top of Heap
UCLA remains undefeated atop the AP poll as Kentucky drops to runner up and Loyola of Chicago falls to third after week two. Michigan rises to fourth, Davidson to fifth, with Oregon State, Vanderbilt, Cincinnati, Villanova and Duke rounding out the top ten.
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Associated Press
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Michigan
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Duke
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Latin All-Stars Rally To Beat North Americans In All Star Game
In San Juan Puerto Rico Latin American All-Stars exploded for four runs in the bottom of the sixth to defeat the North American All-Stars 7-2 in the 25th Winter League All Star game. Walt Bond of the Houston Colts and Deacon Jones of the Chicago White Sox homered for North America. Juan Pizarro of the White Sox got the win, John Boozer of the Phillies took the loss before 6183 fans at Hilthorn Stadium.
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Philadelphia Phils
Patterson Wins Seeks Title Fight After Amanti Victory
Floyd Patterson beat Santo Amanti in Stockholm by stoppage at 2 25 of the eighth round after three knockdowns. Patterson said the win is a step toward another chance at Sonny Liston while noting Amanti, Italian heavyweight champion but world unranked, faced doubt as an opponent due to past auto accident and pending appeals.
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Too Much Curve, Peters Aims for 20 Wins In 1964
Chicago White Sox pitcher Gary Peters, 1963 AL Rookie of the Year, is working to shrink his curve ball in Sarasota with the Florida Instructional League. Coach Ray Berres says the big curve is his only weakness and Peters hopes to improve enough to post about 20 victories after 19 wins last season. He recalls a late-season slump and arm fatigue but believes sharper delivery and a smaller break will lift his performance.
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Kansas City A's Move to Louisville Faces Backlash
Kansas City owner Charles C. Finley remains confident he will move the Athletics to Louisville despite opposition from other American League owners. He agreed to a Kentucky pact to play at the State Fairgrounds for 1964 and 1965, with the state taking five percent of net gate proceeds.
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Santa Clara Coach Receives Car From Players
University of Santa Clara football coach Pat Malley was given a new $3,400 car Monday night by his players. Malley, at the Jesuit school five years, was Northern California Coach of the Year after guiding a 6-3 season in 1963.
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Calif
University of Santa Clara
Pat Malley
Malley
Northern California
New Hog in Game With Longhorns
Arkansas coach and players prepare for a southeastern conference clash with Texas at Fayetteville. Sophomore J D McConnell will start at forward alongside John Belkan and Ricky Lugg as part of three sophomores in the Razorbacks lineup. Texas carries a 7 3 season mark and starts Joe Fisher John Paul Fultz Mike Humphrey and Jimmy Pur.
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John Paul Fultz
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Jimmy Pur
City and Athletics clash over new stadium lease
The Athletics owner and city officials remain deadlocked on a lease contract after a two year period. Finley offered no definite plans regarding future facilities or relocating others tied to the team.
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Athletics
Paul Harney Clinches Los Angeles Open Title
Golfer Paul Harney won the Los Angeles Open, earning $7,500 for his biggest victory after nine years on tour. He shot an even par 71 to finish 72 holes at 280, four under, ahead of Bobby Nichols who was second at 281. Arnold Palmer tied for third at 282 with others, as Boros and Geiberger each posted strong final rounds.
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Associated Press
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Arnold Palmer
Julius Boros
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Boros
Budget's Etymology Traced to a Little Bag Word
The term budget comes from the ferd French bougette meaning a small bag, as explained by Encyclopaedia Britannica. This origin highlights how financial planning once referenced a tangible container for funds.
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Parker Team Falls 93-84 to Texas Tech Saturday
Parkers suffer a 93-84 loss to Texas Tech on Saturday as guard Larry Franks posts 6-5 for the visitors. The setback leaves their season record at 3-6.
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