KU Five Plays Missourians After Winning Start at NU
Kansas in Big Eight play hosts Missouri at Allen Fieldhouse in a 7 30 p m league game after a 66 56 win at Nebraska to open conference play. The Jayhawks improve to 9 3 and 6 straight wins and brief Nebraska tribute follows. Kansas relied on guard Al Lopes 18 and Walt Wesley 17 in the victory while Nebraska’s Fred Hare led visitors with 22. Missouri aims to halt KU’s recent success and avenge 1963 64 setback as Ned Monsees and teammates pace the Tigers.
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Pro Signing War Rages Over McCloughan Denial
Kent McCloughan of Nebraska denied signing a Raiders contract amid AFL NFL contract fever. He cited Oakland talks but said he did not sign while weighing college track and pro options. Georgia and NCAA actions loom as major league battles threaten college rosters.
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Shockers Defeat Bradley in Valley Battle for 3-2 Mark
Wichita defeated Bradley 85-79 at Peoria to stay within reach in the Missouri Valley race while St. Louis edged Tulsa 54-53 to stay tied with Wichita at 3-0 in league play. Louisville beat Drake 76-64 as five Wichita starters hit double figures. Stallworth leaves mid term after this stretch, while Cincinnati and Tulsa press to close the gap.
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Kaline upbeat after pay cut with Tigers for 1965
Detroit outfielder Al Kaline, after a reported $2,000 reduction from a $60,000 1965 salary, remains positive. Kaline says the pay cut is fair, expects personal and team improvement, and notes good health and morale as he looks ahead to a season aiming to rebound from a fourth place finish.
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Pittsburg State Routs Fort Hays in 46-62 League Win
Pittsburg State improved to 1-1 in the Central Conference by defeating Fort Hays State 74 62 on Monday night. Jim Chroust scored 27 points and the Gorillas held a 42-25 rebounding edge as they surged to a 16 point lead early in the second half. Fort Hays opened league play with the loss.
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Detroit and Montreal Place 2 Players Each On Hockey Star Squad
The AP All-Star selections for the first half of the season name two players from Detroit and two from Montreal. Norm Ullman leads the Red Wings attack with 18 goals and 17 assists, while goalie Roger Crozier headlines the rookie netminders. Jacques Laperriere and Claude Provost anchor Montreal’s defense and offense, joining Harry Howell and Bobby Hull as the remaining honorees.
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Illinois Upsets Indiana In Big Ten Clash At Home
Illinois dominant at home defeats Indiana 86-81 snapping Hoosiers nine game win streak. Providence beats Fairfield 72-65 as Davidson, St Louis, Wichita win in the night of conference play.
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Cage All Star Squads Filled as Coaches Add Four Players
East Coach Red Auerbach and West Coach Alex Hannum named Willis Reed Larry Costello Nate Thurmond and Don Ohl to complete the NBA All Star squads for the St Louis game on January 15 Reed Costello Thurmond and Ohl joined earlier selections including Bill Russell Sam Jones Tom Heinsohn Oscar Robertson Jerry Lucas Jerry West Elgin Baylor and Wilt Chamberlain with others listed for both teams.
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Frick Says He's Not Scared of Antitrust Exemption Move
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick in New York says he is not running scared over Rep. Zablocki’s bid to end the partial antitrust exemption for baseball. Zablocki’s bill would strip the exemption, which the Supreme Court has upheld, allowing teams to discuss exclusive territorial rights and reserve clauses. Frick notes the proposal does not scare him and cites the Supreme Court ruling that Congress should act if changes are needed.
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Big Eight Open Signals Close Race In Narrow Big Eight Start
Kansas State and Oklahoma State survived tense finishes on opening night as Oklahoma nearly upset Kansas State and Iowa State pushed to overtime in a 54 52 win at Ames. Missouri rallied to defeat Colorado 63 58 at Columbia as Kansas beat Nebraska 66 56.
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Terrell Meets Machen In Chicago For WBA Title Clash
Ernie Terrell of Chicago and Eddie Machen of Portland Oregon were cleared by the World Boxing Association for a March 5 title bout at Chicago’s International Amphitheatre. Tickets range from 20 to 3 dollars with a possible 100000 gate benefiting promoters Irv Schoenwald and Joe Kellman. Terrell is No 1 in WBA ratings at 36 4, Machen No 4, as Patterson and Chuvalo frontier the undercard with no title implications.
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Bill Veeck to testify in Lane breach suit against A's
In Chicago AP report, Bill Veeck, ex- owner of several clubs, was set as the first witness in Frank Lane’s 144166 dollar breach of contract suit against the Kansas City A’s. Lane claims firing on Aug 20, 1961 violated a contract through Dec 31, 1964 with a four year consulting option.
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College Scores Roundup From Various Regions
East Providence beat Fairfield 72 66 Davidson topped Richmond 97 67 Louisville defeated Drake 76 64 Mississippi State won 96 68 Alabama over Auburn 177 53 Florida defeated LSU 102 62 Georgia beat Tulane 86 83 in overtime Maryland defeated North Carolina 76 68 North Carolina State 68 South Carolina 49 Virginia Tech 78 Virginia 56 UMI 71 The Citadel 78 DWEST Tilinoia 86 Indiana 81 Wichita 85 Bradley 79 St Louis 64 Tulsa 53 Iowa 92 Wisconsin 62 Notre Dame 115 Western Michigan 87 Dayton 83 Xavier 79 Ohio Kan State 71 Oklahoma 69 Oklahoma State 64 Iowa State 52 Kansas 66 Nebraska 56 Missouri 63 Colorado 58 North Dakota 61 Air Force 54 Southwest Houston 61 Oklahoma City 54 Far West Seattle 75 Idaho State 4 Weber 105 Idaho 71 Gonzaga 65 British Columbia 52 San Diego 68 Montana 67 Arkansas State Gonesboro 19 Wy Sheensburg State 72 Springfield State 89 Rolla State 72 Cape Girardeau State at Kirksville State postponed until tonight Pittsburg State 74 Fort Haya State 62 Tabor 78 Baker 65 nae 98 College of Sporia Washington of Mt Louis Valparaiso ind 66
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Big Eight TV slate opens Saturday broadcast plan
A 17 station regional network will carry the Big Eight Conference Saturday afternoon television series starting this weekend. Dev Nelson and Monte Moore will call the nine games, airing on Channels 9 and 13. Schedule includes Nebraska at Oklahoma State and other matchups from January to March.
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Footwork outline from bowling clinic by Joe Joseph
Pro stylist Joe Joseph explains a four step footwork tempo for beginners. He compares footwork to driving a car starting slow and accelerating gradually while keeping shoulders square to the foul line and the ball held in the left hand.
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Sooner Duo Arrives in Honolulu for Hula Bowl
Oklahoma players Ralph Neely and Jim Grisham arrived in Honolulu for the Hula Bowl after being kicked off the team for signing pro contracts. It remained unclear if either would be allowed to play for the South in Friday’s all star game. Neither worked out with the South squad on Monday.
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Laker Coach Pleased With Team and Contract
Los Angeles AP report says Lakers coach Fred Schaus praised his team's performance in St Louis last week and noted a new contract in his pocket, though terms were not disclosed. He said the agreement was finalized earlier in December and expected a substantial increase might be included.
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Idaho Pro Tops Los Angeles Open Qualifiers
Gary Floan of Lewiston Idaho posted a three under par 68 to lead qualifying at the Los Angeles Open on the Hillcrest course. Howie Johnson and Chris Blocker matched 69s, while veterans Dutch Harrison Stan Leonard Walker Inman Dale Douglass Gene Andrews and Elly Vines failed to qualify for the 28 spots.
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