Best all around baseball player Kaline praised by Bavasi
Los Angeles Dodgers general manager Buzzie Bavasi hails Detroit star Al Kaline as the game’s best all round player saying there is nothing he cannot do. Hayes and Mitchell discuss free substitution rules for 1964.
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Bowling Clinic by Billy Sixty A spare shooting angle guide
Instructions from Billy Sixty outline a spare shooting angle for bowling. The piece promotes a pamphlet on the topic available by sending 10 cents and a self addressed envelope to Billy Sixty care of the newspaper. It quotes guidance on foot work and follow through at the foul line.
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Work Hard On Those Spares And Strikes
Bowling legend Jimmy Smith championed spare accuracy over raw strikes. He scored average 229 with five bundled strikes per game, and in one match endured 29 games without an open frame.
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New Way to Lose Cage Games
McAuley High School of Joplin led St. Agnes of Springfield 71 69 with one second left but a mishandled throw in caused a last second rafter hit that tied the game 71 all. St. Agnes won 78 76 in overtime after McAuley fouls left them with four players.
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Giants Bears toss up as rival coaches split on Sunday
Four coaches who faced both the Bears and Giants disagree on the NFL title game at Wrigley Field. Jack Christiansen predicts Giants win on strong offense. Parker and Skorich weigh weather with Bears favored under normal conditions. Shula declines a pick.
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Bearcats rally behind Krick in close win over Kansas State
Cincinnati climbs to 6-1 as Ron Krick scores 11 points to supplement 23 from Wilson and Bonham in a 72-70 victory over Kansas State. George Wilson nets the decisive tip-in with one second left.
Baylor Pass Ace Goes to Houston
Don Trull the Baylor quarterback will play for the Houston Oilers in the AFL next season. Both Houston and the Baltimore Colts pursued him with a record-setting contract reportedly including a $30,000 signing bonus and $20,000 per year for three years.
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Pro Golfers' Outfit Isn't Violating Law
Federal judge rules PGA of America does not violate antitrust laws in first suit against the group. Herbert Deesen of Berkeley sought 210000 in damages after his player card was revoked in 1958 for average scores in the high 70s, while the PGA cited performance as the reason.
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Cincinnati Defeats Kansas State in Last-Second Finish
Fifth-ranked Cincinnati remained unbeaten with a 72-70 win over Kansas State on a George Wilson tip-in as time expired. Bonham and Wilson each scored 23 for Cincinnati, while Murrell led State with 25 points. Tulsa and Bradley lost on the road, Utah State beat Bradley 95-90, and Louisville beat South Carolina 66-57. Wichita State’s Stallworth leads Valley scoring at 27.2 PPG.
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Top Ten NCA A Poll Shifts as Holiday Tournaments Loom
The AP Top Ten remains led by Loyola Chicago Kentucky and Michigan as over 100 holiday tournaments begin. UCLA Vanderbilt Davidson Duke NYU and others join the action with Loyola grabbing 20 first place votes and 405 points while Kentucky has 17 firsts and 393 points. Cincinnati slips out of the Top Ten as Oregon State returns.
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Break Even For Chiefs as Hunt Moves AFL Team to KC
Lamar Hunt moved his AFL team from Dallas to Kansas City where the Chiefs broke even for the first time in four years. GM Jack Steadman said they reached break-even in Kansas City, with attendance rising to 21,510 per game and total home attendance 150,567 in 1963. The team drew 30,107 for a game against San Diego.
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Rehired by 49ers: Christiansen Named Head Coach Again
San Francisco 49ers reappoint 35 year old defense icon Jack Christiansen as head coach to lead a rebuilding effort. Officials did not reveal contract terms or length, but Morabito stated no other candidates were considered. Players broadly supported his continuation after the season.
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