Giardello Beats Carter In Tight Middleweight Title Fight
Philadelphia AP report of middleweight champion Joey Giardello defending his title against Rubin Carter at Convention Hall. Giardello won by unanimous decision after a close 15 rounds with a cut eye and a dramatic fourth round exchange. Scores ranged from 70 67 to 72 66 with AP at 69 68. Carter was favored at weigh in though Giardello stalked, jabbed and fought off the hook to retain the crown.
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Atlantic City
N.J
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Joey Archer
New York
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Archer
Joey
Bob Polis
James Mina
Dave Beloff
Associated Press
Polis
Beloff
Mina
Robin Carter
Philadelphia
Who Are the Big Two in American Golf
AP reports a U S Open champion Ken Venturi demands a head to head five match series to decide if Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer are the true Big Two. Venturi and Tony Lema demand recognition for Open and PGA winners in a televised $100000 purse challenge.
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Reds acquire Craig and James in trade with Cardinals
Cincinnati trades away Bob Purkey and an unnamed minor league player to St. Louis for pitcher Roger Craig and power hitter Charley James. Craig, once the losingest NL pitcher in 1962 63, had 5 22 with the Cardinals in 1963. James hit .223 with 5 homers for St Louis last season. Purkey, 35, posted 23 5 with a 2.81 ERA in 1962 and went 11-9 last year.
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Giardello Retains Title In Last Night's Upset Heavyweight Bout
The Associated Press reports Giardello outpointed Rubin Carter in Philadelphia to keep his title. Ortiz stopped Divola in Boston in a non-title bout. DeLucci and Carney drew in Newton and Lowell. Logart beat Valenti in Everett. López outpointed Carruthers in Seattle. Lincoln stopped Spencer in Santa Monica. Boyde stopped Marsh in Dallas. Benitez stopped Navarro in San Jose signaling a featherweight bout.
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Cherry Hill
Rubin
Hurricane) Carter
Paterson
N.d
Giardello
Boston
Carlos Ortiz
New York
Dick Divola
Joe DeLucci
Newton
Mass
Larry Carney
Lowell
Drew
Isaac Logart
Cuba
Tony Valenti
Everett
Wmass
Idaho
Memo Lopez
Mexico
Ken Carruthers
Seattle
Santa Monica
Calif
Amos Lincoln
Los Angeles
Thad Spencer
Pasadena
Dallas
Jimmy Boyde
Bill Marsh
Little Rock
Ark
San Jose
Alex Benitez
Polo Navarro
Big Eight Leaders Split Monday Basketball Games
Oklahoma State beat Texas in overtime 73-69 at Austin led by Gary Hassmann 23 points. Oklahoma 78-67 over Hardin-Simmons at home as Bill Whitlock 22 and Tom Flood 17 paced the Sooners. New Mexico tops 5-1 while Iowa State and Colorado fall under .500.
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Colorado
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Tom Flood
Sooners
Iowa State
Nebraska
Austin
Gary Hassmann
Hassmann
OSU
al Koch
Lobos
Mel Daniels
Kansas
Michigan tops Wichita on buzzer beater in Detroit melee
Michigan edged Wichita 87-85 as Cazzie Russell hit a 25-foot jumper at the buzzer. Drake beat Idaho State 56-41 in Des Moines, North Texas improved to 4-2 after a 74-61 win over Loyola of New Orleans in Denton.
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Michigan
Detroit
Missouri Valley
Cazzie Russell
Nebraska
Big Ten
Drake
Idaho State
Des Moines
Bob Netolicky
North Texas
New Orleans
Loyola
Denton
End of Sunflower Basketball Doubleheader Considered
Kansas University officials weigh ending the Sunflower Basketball Doubleheader with Kansas and Kansas State after eighth annual event marred by boos and bad will. They fear continued hostility could spill into regular-season games and hurt relations between the two schools.
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K-State
George
Harp
Kramer Has A Top Spot For Seniors
All America tackle Larry Kramer of Nebraska tops the 27 man North squad for the 16th annual Senior Bowl on January 9. The North and South rosters include two Negro players for the first time with names such as Jerry Rush Roy Jefferson and Bob Hayes. Big Ten quarterbacks Rich Badar and Tom Myers direct the North offense. First round NFL and AFL picks Rush Nowatzke and Donnelly headline the drafted players. Payoffs: winners 900, losers 700. Mets win three of last five vs St Louis after pennant streak.
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Ala
Larry Kramer
Nebraska
Michigan State
Jerry Rush
Utah
Roy Jefferson
Bob Hayes
Bob Felts
Florida A. & M
Big Ten
Rich Badar
Indiana
Tom Myers
Northwestern
North
American Football League
Rush
AFL
Boston
NFL
Detroit
Tom Nowatzke
George Donnelly
Illinois
San Francisco
Navy Still Unsure On Hardin Status
The Naval Academy debates the five year Wayne Hardin contract as officials plan further sessions. Captain William S. Busik says a statement is expected Thursday and notes the whole contract is under review. Hardin did not attend the meeting but was kept informed through his lawyer.
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Navy
Annapolis, Md
Naval Academy
Wayne Hardin
William S. Busik
Hardin
Busik
Board of Athletic Control
Philadelphia
Plans for a Future of Financial Security
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