KU Faces Cincinnati After Narrow Loss to Arizona State
Kansas seeks rebound after a 71-62 defeat to Arizona State as Cincinnati, the defending NCAA champion, visits Allen Fieldhouse in the Sunflower Classic. Jayhawks’ George Anseld hit a 21 point game before fouling out. Nolen Ellison played on a sprained ankle with nine points and six rebounds. Cincinnati, led by Joe Caldwell and Art Becker, arrives fresh off a 75-61 victory over Kansas State.
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Unseld shines as Sun Devils fall to Kansas in tough matchup
Sun Devils coach Ned Walk praises Kansas improvement and Unseld’s scoring burst. Kansas coach Dick Harp cites aggressive defense and Unseld’s late sequence as key, while Kansas shoots 38 percent to Arizona State’s 50. Cincinnati looms strong for 1963 title with Thacker Yates and Bonham delivering in backcourt and front line.
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Speaker Rosandich Eyes Peace Corps Indo Athletics Drive
Tom Rosandich promotes a U S backed athletic program in Indonesia to win friends, recruit for the Peace Corps, and sustain U S influence amid a tough political climate and heavy communist presence. He notes language learning and tough conditions but believes sports can open doors and keep Indonesia friendly to America.
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Hadl and McClinton Named to AFL Rookie Offense
Former Kansas University stars John Hadl and Curtis McClinton earn spots on the AFL rookie offense team as announced by Pro Football Illustrated. Hadl, KU two-time All American quarterback, and McClinton, three-time All Big Eight fullback, anchor a backfield that includes Lance Alworth and Bob Jackson with Hadl on the Chargers. McClinton helps Dallas Texans surge into starting lineup mid season after Jack Spikes injury and finishes strong though edged for offensive rookie of the year by Fred Arbanas. Hadl also earns Shrine East West honors as No 1 quarterback on the modern All Shrine West squad, with teammates Waterfield, Kennedy, and Rote.
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Warriors Can't Snap Slump In Lakers Thriller
The slumping Warriors fell 120 to 118 to the Lakers in a tight Friday night game. Los Angeles rode hot shooting while San Francisco missed key long shots, extending the Warriors’ skid to 12 losses in 13 games and widening the Lakers’ lead in the Western Division.
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Perkins Confident In Title Bout With Loi In Milan
Eddie Perkins of Chicago predicted a quick defense of his world junior welterweight title against Italian challenger Duilio Loi in Milan. Loi's manager Steve Klaus also expected victory, though Klaus hinted at a likely 15 round bout. Perkins spent Friday dining with singer Diana Diaz who gifted roses, and he pledged to repay with a victory tomorrow night.
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Majors and Oaks Claim Friday Loop Wins
The Chicago Majors defeated the Pittsburgh Rens 105 to 94 and the Oakland Oaks beat the Philadelphia Tapers 86 to 54 in the only games played, moving away from last place in the American Basketball League.
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Wyandotte Takes Its Fifth Match
The Wyandotte Bulldogs won their fifth game of the season 57-51 over Shawnee Mission North and eye a sixth win as Kansas Class AA top team. They face intracity rival Ward High tonight. Other scores include East 43 West 36, Immaculata 52 Maur Hill 49, Melvern 44 Lyondon 36, Winona 60 Grinnell 43, Great Bend 54 Russell 43, Centre 42 Peabody 39, Waterville 95 Hanover 71, Tescott 85 Bennington 80 OT, and Hays 78 Dodge City 65.
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Weaver Receives New Three Year Coach Contract at K State
The Kansas Board of Regents approved a three year contract for Douglas W. Weaver, head football coach at Kansas State University, with an annual salary of 15060 dollars, up 300 dollars yearly. Ten thousand five hundred forty two dollars comes from athletic council funds and four thousand five hundred eighteen from state funds. Staff contracts for five Weaver assistants were also approved with modest increases.
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Hawkins Hospitalized After Eye Injury
Connie Hawkins, star of the Pittsburgh Rens, is hospitalized for treatment of an eye injury. The AP report notes the illness occurred during play in Pittsburgh.
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Tigers Are Set for Bluebonnet Bowl Run
Missouri football coach Dan Devine said the Tigers practiced briefly Friday focusing on pass patterns and defense as punter Daryl Krugman starred. Krugman’s wife gave birth to a son on Friday, keeping her from attending the Bluebonnet Bowl on December 22. Devine credited a two week layoff for improved team speed and progress.
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Johansson Poised for Liston Title Shot in Talks
Chester AP report says Sonny Liston's adviser confirms exploratory talks with Ingemar Johansson's camp for a heavyweight title bout. Liston may defend next July at Goteborg Mevi Stadium pending promoter arrangements and continued discussions with Patterson’s promoter group.
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Aussies Name Davis Cup Team for Brisbane Tie
Australia selected a four man squad Rod Laver Roy Emerson Neale Fraser and Ken Fletcher to defend the Davis Cup against Mexico in Brisbane December 26 to 28 Fletcher a 22 year old Queenslander who beat Bob Hewitt in the Victorian championships this week is a newcomer to the squad.
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Jay Effort and K State Crowd Big Surprises in Doubleheader
KU coach Dick Harp praised Jay Effort and the Kansas crowd after a doubleheader at Manhattan. The Jayhawks delivered an impressive showing against a talented Arizona State squad and received strong, surprisingly supportive hometown style reception from a normally hostile K State audience.
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Bowl Games Spotlight: Baker and Taylor Lead Weekend Frontline
Oregon State's Terry Baker headlines post season action in the Liberty Bowl vs Villanova and Gotham Bowl clash Miami of Florida vs Nebraska while Green Bay's Jim Taylor stars as NFL title races heat up. NFL games include Packers at Rams and Browns at 49ers with Houston and Boston contesting AFL final weeks and broadcasts across NBC CBS and ABC.
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Oklahoma Takes Lead In Wrestling Invite Action
Oklahoma leads the two day invitational after day one with 52 points and seven finalists. Defending NCAA champions Mickey Martin Billy Carter and Wayne Baughman won easy matches. Baughman pinned Wyoming's Jim Perry in 2 50 securing the only fall for Oklahoma.
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Boston Bouts End in Points and KOs
In Boston Bob Cleroux edged Tom McNelley on points after eight rounds. Charley Scott stopped Bob Fosmire in Boston at 8. Don Johnson won a decision in Los Angeles over Pulga Serrano over ten rounds. Ernest Terrell defeated Jack Johnson in Chicago on a four round decision.
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ECAC urges binding arbitration in track federation dispute
New York AP ECAC the Eastern College Athletic Conference urged the Amateur Athletic Union and the U.S. Track and Field Federation to submit their conflict to binding arbitration by month’s end. Kennedy called for immediate arbitration as both sides stalled. ECAC warned colleges would boycott AAU meets if arbitration did not begin by Jan. 1, risking the indoor season and U.S. Olympic participation in 1964.
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