Analgesic Balm and Whirlpool Aid KU's Correll
KU guard Al Correll, known for daily whirlpool routines and analgesic rubs, headlines a pain-filled season as he leads Kansas in field goal and free throw accuracy through 11 games. Coach Dick Harp praises his defense and endurance amid injuries, with Correll nearing the end of his eligibility after a standout 1960s-era Kansas career.
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Players say Hornung and Karras paid debt
NFL Players Association argues Hornung of Green Bay and Karras of Detroit have served full punishment after a gambling probe. It urges the league to return them to their teams. commissioner Rozelle offered no comment beyond February review readiness.
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Finley Pledges Colorful A's Uniforms in Flannel Fashion
Kansas City owner Charles O Finley says the Athletics will wear three sets of baby flannel uniforms in wedding gown white Ft. Knox gold and kel ly green with seafoam accents. He cites a lease dispute at Municipal Stadium and threats to build a temporary stadium in a cow pasture.
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Wesleyan and National Tangle for Cage Title
Independence Missouri AP Kansas Wesleyan faced National College in a key Independence invitational tournament clash after both teams won their Thursday openers. Wesleyan beat Graceland 89 62 led by 21 points from Jim Rash while National edged Peru State 94 90 with Phil Straight scoring 31.
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Bidding Rises as AFL Lands 1962 Draft Picks
The American Football League intensifies talent raids on the NFL with Kansas City paying 42,500 for Ernie Borghetti to fund his dental school tuition. Oakland signs Rex Mirich, Houston tabs Benny Nelson, and St. Louis signs Mike Fracchia while the Rams pick Dave Thiesen. Casinelli moves to Edmonton Eskimos.
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Better Fishermen, Too: NU Beats AU in Fishing Contest
Miami Nebraska football team outdid Auburn in a fishing tourney held on a charter boat. Nebraska won 13-7 with Kaz Toda landing a 34-pound cabra and Larry Donovan a 30-pound shark as the Orange Bowl teams competed.
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Kansas Starters Set for Big Eight Opener at Oklahoma
KU will keep the same lineup for Saturdays Big Eight opener at Norman with George Unseld Steve Renko Harry Gibson Al Correll and Dave Schichtle. Tipoff is 8 p.m. local time Gibson has a back issue but should be ready. The Jayhawks hold a 5-6 record entering the game.
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Kansas hosts Sooners in 100th showdown in series history
The feature highlights Kansas defense with emphasis on overplay and trunk coverage to disrupt Oklahoma’s offense. Coach philosophy stresses shooting percentage and foul efficiency, noting a 100th meeting with Oklahoma after past blowout and close games, including Correll’s scoring bursts in Norman and Stillwater.
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Boxer of the Year honors go to Giardello in Miami Beach
Joey Giardello, freshly crowned middleweight champion, is named World Boxing Association Boxer of the Year. He upset Dick Tiger on December 7 to claim the title, beating out Sonny Liston and Eder Jofre who tied for second. Angelo Dundee of Miami Beach is recognized as Manager of the Year for his work with Sugar Ramos and other champions.
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Koufax Named Male Athlete of the Year for 1963
Sandy Koufax, Dodgers pitcher, wins AP Male Athlete of the Year honors for 1963. He led Los Angeles to the NL pennant and World Series title, earning MVP and Cy Young. will receive the Eagles Trophy at the Chicago Writers Dinner on Jan. 12.
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Senior Bowl duel set as Mira to face Concannon
The 15th annual Senior Bowl in Mobile features Miami star George Mira against Boston College passer Jack Concannon. Mira led the South to a 23 14 comeback win with 336 passing yards. Concannon had 366 yards on 12 of 25.
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Cage Results From Virginia to New Hampshire Tournament
Virginia edged by 62 to 0 and Jacksonville 73 to 0 in listed college games. Carson-Newman beat Pitt 107 to 66 while Dartmouth defeated Richmond 69 to 63. Florida State won 65 to 84 against Loyola of the South. Rhode Island topped Bradley 100 to 70. Yale and No. Texas State tied 78 all. Furman beat Cal State Santa Barbara 65 to 63. West Virginia 102 at Taylor 67. Tampa 99 Scranton 98. St. Louis 70 over Yeshiva 90. Tulsa 63 Houston 64. Butler 67 over St. Joseph’s. Brigham Young 89, Montana 6h. Bluenose Tournament finals New Hampshire 74 MIT 73 Consolation Acadia 68 St. Mary’s 60.
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West Hawks beat Emporia 37 to 33 in junior high clash
West Junior High A-team defeats Emporia 37 33 at home while Emporia B-team wins 25 19. Chip Maxwell leads West with 15 points, Dale Stanwix tops Emporia with 8, and next they host Fort Leavenworth in a two game series Tuesday.
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Murchison Stops Bethel in Miami Bout
Joe Murchison of Jacksonville stopped Rockey Bethel of Nassau in the fifth round last night in Miami in a heavyweight fight. Bethel weighed 143 pounds while Murchison weighed 144.
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Ottawa U Football Star Hopes for Pro Bid
Ottawa University linebacker Val Finney, NAIA first team all star, seeks NFL offers after standout senior season. He cites Chiefs and 49ers inquiries and notes pro play could boost coaching chances, despite unlikely odds for a small‑town standout. Finney played at DeSoto High School and chose Ottawa partly to avoid being lost at a larger program.
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NBA All Star Selections Complete East West Squads
NBA coaches named East and West rosters for the 14th annual All Star game in Boston on January 14. Pistons Bail ey Howell and Don Ohl join Knicks Tom Gola and 76ers Chet Walker, joining 16 players picked by writers and broadcasters. Red Auerbach and Freddy Schaus will coach the East and West respectively. Bill Russell and Walt Bellamy were unanimous picks. Bob Petit makes his 10th straight appearance while Walker Len Chappell and Jerry Lucas appear for the first time.
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