Jayhawks top Loyola 80 60 as Wesley scores 42
Kansas improved to 3 2 with an 80 60 win over Loyola of Chicago at Allen Fieldhouse. Walter Wesley poured in a career high 42 points and led KU with strong inside play and fast break runs while Coach Ted Owens adjusted rotations including Chana Lochmann Davis and Lopes to boost speed.
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Nebraska and Missouri Upset Early Big Eight Showings
Nebraska and Missouri shock early Big Eight action with upsets and strong performances. Fred Hare scores 20 as Nebraska defeats Missouri 74 73 in Lincoln. Missouri tops fourth-ranked St Louis 62 56 in Columbia with Ned Monsees leading. Kansas State and Kansas rally others as Oklahoma State loses. Iowa State and Oklahoma gain wins while Penn State upsets Kansas pair in the Sunflower doubleheader.
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Patterson on Road Back After Saturday Win
Floyd Patterson, two time world heavyweight champion, knocks out Charlie Powell in six rounds in San Juan Puerto Rico and announces he is on the road back. He plans to resume training Friday for a 12 round bout with Canadian George Chuvalo on January 29, a eliminator for a title bout. Patterson has won three straight since two one round losses to Sonny Liston, with previous wins in Sweden over Santo Amanti and Eddie Machen.
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Hare's behind the back shot upsets Michigan in Nebraska win
Nebraska freshman Fred Hare scored 20 and made a backward flip shot with 11 seconds left to beat Michigan 74 73 in Lincoln. Michigan had led by nine before Nebraska's defense tightened in the final minutes as Wichita and other top teams also fell to rank foes.
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Houston Colt .45s Hire Trio as 1965 Coaches
Jimmy Adair Clint Courtney and Jim Busby have been signed by the Houston Colt .45s as coaches for the 1965 season.
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Unitas Brown Clash Looms for NFL Title Match
The Baltimore Colts face the Cleveland Browns in the NFL championship with Unitas and Brown as the leading passers and rushers. Browns clinch Eastern title by routing the Giants 52-20 while the Colts walloped Washington 45-17. Warfield and Berry among top receivers. Bakken seals Playoff Bowl spot for St Louis.
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Dobbins Sets School Gymnastics Mark for KU
Junior Kent Dobbins scored 40 points to set a Kansas school record in a meet against Northwestern College at Alva Oklahoma. He won floor exercise high bar parallel bars and tumbling and placed second on trampoline third on side horse and still rings. Kansas swept most events and placed top three in floor side horse and parallel rings. Next meet is January 8 against Iowa State at home.
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