Jayhawks face uncertain crowds as slump hits home support
Kansas basketball struggles extend to low attendance with a 4 0 start faded and 8 losses in 9 games. Colorado favored Saturday in Boulder as KU eyes a possible 4 000 to 5 000 crowd for Tuesday’s home opener against Nebraska.
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NCAA President Pledges Support In Olympic Year
At the final NCAA convention Robert F. Ray of Iowa pledged full support for the MacArthur truce with the AAU while rejecting any control over federations. He urged ongoing cooperation despite bitter partisan sentiment as college groups prep for Tokyo. The body kept its ban on summer college basketball, except allowing Puerto Rican citizens to play in a summer league without affecting eligibility.
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Royal Is Honored As Coach of Year In Major Schools
New York AP notes Darrell Royal of the University of Texas named major college Coach of the Year for 1963. He led Texas to an unbeaten 10 game season and a Cotton Bowl win over Navy, earning national title claims. Bill Edwards of Wittenberg won the small college award, after nearly hiring Royal years ago. Douglas MacArthur received the Tuss McLaughry Award for service to others.
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Evansville Aces Lead AP Small-College Poll With Four Upsets
Evansville Indiana owns the top spot in the AP weekly small college poll after four wins against Purdue New Mexico State Arizona and Columbia. The 7-2 Aces sit ahead of Grambling Wittenberg and Washington University with 54 points and three first place votes.
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Staubach Dominates as Nugents Reflect on Game
Maryland coach Tom Nugents says Navy quarterback Roger Staubach outplayed expectations, noting that most of Staubach's plays were anticipated but not stopped. The remark captures Nugents' assessment after the matchup.
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Fishing duo hooks limit after truck sinks on Duck Lake
Kalispell anglers James Strodtbeck and Tom Jones kept fishing despite their truck breaking through ice and sinking 11 feet on Duck Lake. Both men still caught their limit of sizable trout before seeking help.
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Twins Payroll Jumps 43 Percent as Star Power Rises
MINNEAPOLIS AP The Minnesota Twins run payroll jumped about 43 percent in four years as star players boosted attendance and revenue. Club president Calvin Griffith notes payroll rose from roughly $350 000 to $500 000 with Washington roots and Bloomington base. Three high paid veterans Wertz Post and Moore were released to offset increases for Harmon Killebrew Earl Battey Camilo Pascual Dick Stigman Zoilo Versalles Bob Allison and others not yet signed.
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Man wins $54 789 at Tropical Park twin double pool
A man in a blue suit hit the right four winners at Tropical Park and claimed 54 789.20, the twin double pool payoff second largest at a U.S. track. He presented a Florida license, signed a tax form, asked for secrecy, then left with the check.
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Selvy scores 25 as Furman topples Richmond 74 63
Furman junior David Selvy poured in a career high 25 points to lift the Paladins to a 74 63 Southern Conference win over Richmond. He sparked a key 8 minute stretch, turning a 51 42 deficit into a 58 57 lead with four minutes left.
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Lakers Beat Knicks Amid Floor Brawl and Wins
The Los Angeles Lakers defeated the New York Knicks 136-118 as a brawl erupted three minutes before the end. Jerry West scored 39 and Elgin Baylor 36, extending LA’s win streak to five and their series lead over New York to six. Four players were ejected. police reinforcements were called.
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Versatile Scout Lineup Shaped Houston Colt Prospecting
A Houston Colt scouting crew includes E. Lee Ballanfant a former umpire Grady Hatton a former minor league manager and Stanley E Hollmig who previously played outfield for the Phils they form a diverse group guiding prospects.
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College basketball results from various matches
A roundup of scores shows LaSalle over Lafayette 100 86 Temple over St John s NY 62 57 Navy over Long Island 93 57 Fordham over Rutgers 6 Seton Hall over airfield St Manhattan 93 Adelphi over Maine 78 Bowdoin over New Hamp 96 Colby over Bates 69 Vermont over Middlebury 62 Delaware over Swarthmore 68 Colgate over Fla Southern 85 Duke over St Clemson 75 Ga Tech over So Carolina 73 Virginia over N Cy State 53 Louisville over Ky Wesleyan 63 Furman over Richmond 63 Miami IA over Jacksonville Pla 92 Chi Loyola over Marquette 80 DePaul over Notreame 73 Dayton over Ohio Wesleyan 52 Bowling Green over Toledo 76 Butler over Indiana State 61 Evansville over Valparaiso 92 Bethany over Kansas Wesleyan 61 McPherson over Ottawa 70 Rockhurst over St Benedicts 78 Peru Neh State over Mary Ville State of Cape Girardeau State 63 Martin Tenn over Drury 72 Central Methodist over 65
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