Jay s Seek Second Win After Vital Fray at NU
Kansas defeats Nebraska 69 68 as Jim Dumas and Carl Deane deliver clutch plays in a tense late rally. Jerry Gardner leads KU with 30 points while Tommy Russell tops NU with 38 amid a seven game KU skid dating to 1948.
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Oklahoma
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Youngster Scott Allen Seen as Top Prospect for 1964 Ice crown
New Jersey skater Scott Allen at 12 is hailed as a potential world champion for 1964 after finishing runner up in the US championships. Coach Fritz Dietl calls him pound for pound the toughest on ice while noting his age may invite skepticism from judges. Allen aims to win Olympic gold in 1964 as his family pedigree includes notable skating lineage.
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Monty Hoyt
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Ethan Allen
Sonja Fuhhrman
Sweden
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Kansas City Steers Push Toward ABL Western Title
The Kansas City Steers won 130 to 109 over the New York Tap ers to extend their lead in the Western Division of the American Basketball League. It was their 17th victory in 22 second half games, widening the gap on San Francisco to four games.
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Steers
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San Francisco
Angels Bike to Work as Conditioning Plan
Los Angeles Angels players pedaled from their hotel to the Polo Grounds and back after practice as a spring conditioning measure. General Manager Fred Haney organized 25 players to ride bicycles to and from the workout in Palm Springs.
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Charley Conerly Quits as Player
Charley Conerly retires at age 40 after 14 NFL seasons with the New York Giants. He signs with the team for scouting and public relations work, saying the game grew tougher physically and mentally. The Mississippi star completed 1,465 passes in 2,923 attempts for 20,259 yards and 177 touchdowns in his career.
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Rebels
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Lions Face Leavenworth in Key Loop Clash Friday
Lawrence High School travels to Leavenworth for a Northeast Kansas League showdown as the 12-3 Lions seek a possible first-place tie. The Pioneers sit 7-7, with Lawrence also hosting Topeka Saturday for the final home game.
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Retired From Ring Walcott Still Busy In Civil Service
Jersey Joe Walcott, former heavyweight champion, now acts on Cain's Hundred and aids Camden police in crime prevention talks for schools. He also runs clubs, reviews troubled youth cases, referees boxing and wrestling matches, and manages motel and car wash investments as retirement income. He left boxing after losing his edge, claims about a million earned, and enjoys his six grandchildren.
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Camden
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Ezzard Charles
Rocky Marciano
Northeast Kansas League Gym Meet Set At Atchison
The Northeast Kansas League gymnastics meet is scheduled for March 10 in Atchison. It was postponed from Tuesday due to snow. LHS coach L. R. Dad Perry leads the defending conference champion team.
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L. R. Dad" Perry
Sandbag Almost KOs Champion Joe Brown
Light weight champ Joe Brown narrowly avoids a knockout when a sandbag toppled from a platform and struck his shoulder during a hotel workout in Las Vegas. Brown, who defends his title Saturday against Carlos Ortiz, finished three fast rounds without injury.
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Brown
Carlos Ortiz
Fresh Five Tipoff Trio Faces Sunflower Rivalries
Kansas University's Fresh Five meets Kansas State juniors at Allen Fieldhouse for the second time this season after a 69-49 win in Manhattan. K State sits at 1-1, having lost to KU and defeated Nebraska.
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Cage Results Show Mixed NCAA Scores Across Regions
The page lists numerous college basketball results including Temple 6 Providence 7, St Josephs Pa 72 Duquesne, Georgetown 78 Lafayette, Northeastern 62 New Hampshire 64, Boston Univ 96 Wake Forest 60, Nevada State 62 Virginia 72, Marquette 68, Ohio University 64, Dayton TS, Valparaiso 64, Idaho State Si Gonzaga 79, Kansas Wesleyan 64, Westminster.
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Krausse remains on Athletics roster denies farm news
Kansas City Athletics general manager Pat Friday said on Wednesday that bonus pitcher Lew Krausse has not been farmed out and remains on the roster. He denied reports that Krausse was assigned to Binghamton of the Eastern League and stated Krausse will stay on the roster until he pitches himself off.
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Dayton Fliers Named NIT Pick Amid Busy Conference Week
Dayton, perennial NIT contender, was named to the 1962 field as six teams remained to join the New York post-season Classic. The Flyers then beat Memphis State 78-67 to move to 16-6, with the NIT set for Madison Square Garden March 15-24. Providence remains defending champion along with Loyola Chicago Duquesne Houston and St John s New York.
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Baseball Clubs Seek Top Name Stars in Signings
A handful of major leaguers remain unsigned as clubs aim to sign stars including Roger Maris Orland Cepeda and Rocky Colavito with Yankees Tigers and Dodgers reporting talks. Maris asks about 75000 while Colavito seeks around 50000 and Cepeda about the same.
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Sandy Koufax
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Johnny Klippstein
Darrell Johnson
Cincinnati
Billy Hoeft
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Frank Leja
St. Louis
Howie Bedell
Milwaukee
Bobby Bolin
Miami Beach Boxing Results Feature Local Wins
In Miami Beach last night Jesse Smith of Philadelphia stopped Lino Rendon of Cuba in the 2nd round. In Long Beach Willie Bell of Los Angeles scored a knockout over Roy Smith of San Pedro in the 4th round.
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Philadelphia
Lino Rendon
Cuba
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Calif
Willie Bell
Los Angeles
Roy Smith
San Pedro
United States Drawn to Face Canada in Davis Cup First Round
In Melbourne the American Zone Davis Cup draw pairs the United States against Canada in the opening round. The winner advances to meet Mexico in the zone semifinals in Mexico City. The Lawn Tennis Association of Australia announced the five American entries.
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