Kansas Stops Texas Tech and Tulsa Tops K State
Kansas halted Texas Tech as part of a rugged Big Eight weekend while Tulsa upset 10th ranked Kansas State 70-63 at Manhattan. Iowa State, Missouri, Nebraska and Colorado also posted wins as several contenders solidified position in the Big Eight race.
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North Texas Surges Under New Coach Press Defense
The North Texas Mean Green under new coach Dan Spira used heavy i-Court pressure to rally past Trinity and push lead with a tight defense. Central Missouri, Louisville, and other teams faced fierce contests as Westles Unseld’s rookie presence highlighted Mobile results.
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Big Eight Conference Holds Meeting in Kansas City
The Big Eight faculty athletics representatives coaches and athletic directors begin a five day meeting in Kansas City to discuss academic standards letter of intent programs football scholarships and travel policies. The conference plans ticket sales for the 20th basketball tournament and reviews league schedules with meetings continuing into December 28 at Colorado.
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Lincoln Faces William Jewell In Road Game
The Lincoln University Tigers, 1-1 after an 89-78 loss to Fort Hays State, travel to Liberty Missouri to face William Jewell in a non league test at 8 pm. Lincoln trailed 47-28 at halftime and shot 30 percent in the first half led by James Brown and Milton Williams with 15 points each.
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Royals Clip Celtics Hawks Dump Warriors
The Boston Celtics, lacking Bill Russell and Sam Jones, lost 108-99 to the Cincinnati Royals as Russell sat with a thigh injury and Jones remained out. St Louis edged San Francisco 112-99 in Omaha, while Chicago’s Stan Mikita hat-tricked in a 6-2 win over New York as the Black Hawks took the NHL lead.
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McAdams to Jets in prewar talent scramble
The New York Jets secured Oklahoma linebacker Carl McAdams, a top AFL and NFL first-round talent, amid a fierce talent war with the NFL. The Jets outbid the Cardinals for McAdams and earlier grabbed Joe Namath, signaling a broader shift as both leagues sign high draft picks and future players, including Gary Garrison and Bob Cappadonna, in weekend moves.
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Garrett Grabowski Top Rushers in 1965 College Football
All Americas Mike Garrett of Southern California and Jim Grabowski of Illinois led the 1965 rushing totals with heavy workloads. Garrett carried 267 times, nearing the single-season record, while Grabowski surged with strong yardage as key rushers in the season. Officials and games drew praise and some controversy from coaches, including Prothro and Tennessee, amid close drives and conference activity.
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Victory March at Notre Dame Becomes Enduring Fight Song
Notre Dame fans remember the Victory March as the acclaimed fight song starting with Cheer Cheer for Old Notre Dame. The tune rose to fame at football games and remains a landmark in college athletics.
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Crusader Freshmen Score Past Russellville Team
Crusader freshmen trounced Russellville in a nonleague game. The report highlights strong early baskets, steady defense, and a commanding lead at halftime, with key contributions from several first-year players and a smooth team-wide effort.
Iowa Upsets Evansville 80-73 As Bruins Run Streak Ends
Iowa, coached by Ralph Miller, used UCLA style press to upset Evansville 80-73 on its home court, ending the Aces’ 35-game College Division win streak. George Peeples' 22 rebounds and 29 points anchored the Hawkeyes, while UCLA beat Ohio State and Illinois as Mike Warren led with 28 points against Illinois.
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College basketball scores from Associated Press roundup
A league wide recap lists multiple men s college basketball results. Notable winners include Duke over Clemson 83 68 Kentucky over Virginia 99 73 Michigan 108 over Bowling Green 70 and Kansas 74 over Texas Tech 70.
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Local Bowlers Top Joplin Leaders in Missouri Event
Five new leaders emerged in the Missouri Women’s bowling tournament over the weekend in Joplin. Leaders cover Class A doubles and singles, Class B doubles, and Class C team and singles, as the six week event nears its end next Sunday with notable scores from Emery's Clark Serve ice Kansas City and Tropican Lanes St. Louis among others.
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Missouri Begins Work For Sugar Bowl Contest
Missouri's Sugar Bowl bound football team is practicing in full pads after reviewing the win over Kansas. Coach Dan Devine plans several drills next week before Christmas and a four-plane trip to New Orleans on Christmas Day. Athletic director Don Faurot reports home attendance rose to 248,507, beating last year’s mark by over 21,000 and pushing the season total toward a million dollars, with road games adding 419,395. Nebraska attendance set a one game record at 58,230.
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