Princeton Edges Yale In Overtime 57 56
Princeton survives a Yale upset bid 57 56 in overtime on a Bill Bradley three point play with 18 seconds left. Bradley scores 21 total and sets Ivy League scoring marks while Yale’s Bob Trupin leads with 20 points.
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Bill Bradley
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Associated Press
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Crystal City
Bob Trupin
Jim Barnett
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Ducks
Gail Goodrich
Fred Goss
Bruins
Ollie Johnson
San Jose
Lions to Meet Bulldog Quint
Lawrence High visits Wyandotte at 8 p.m. in a big conference showdown. Wyandotte star Lucious Allen leads with a 25.6 point average and strong rebounding while Lawrence counters with Kandykowicz Gilliam Floro Garland and Mickey Allen. The series favors Wyandotte 41 to 15 all time with the last Lion win in 1949.
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Oscar Robertson
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Wyandotte
John Arrowsmith
Gerald Arbogast
Keith Lindsey
Don Nelson
Lawrence
Steve Kandykowicz
Mike Gilliam
Jim Floro
Jim Garland
Mickey Allen
Perennail
Lion
Reamon leads KU swimming into brighter future
Kansas University coach Dick Reamon, hired in 1962-63, reshapes the Jayhawks with a improving dual record and hopes for a conference title. He notes depth losses, praises freshmen potential, and cites a planned 1966 completion of a new 25 yard by 25 meter pool to boost program strength.
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Kansas University
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Jayhawk
Jay Markley
Oklahoma University
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Mike Downey
Dick Bisbee
Bill Johnson
Jim Basile
Ron Marsh
Don Pennington
Gary Nelson
Ted Graham
Martin Holmer
Bill Easton
KU Swimming
Hula Bowl coach resigns over pro contract protest
Len Casanova of Oregon quit the North team staff hours before the Hula Bowl kickoff in protest of two Oklahoma players Jim Grisham and Ralph Neely signing premature pro contracts. Grisham and Neely were kept out of the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville last week by Oklahoma coach Gomer Jones.
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Len Cassanova
Oregon
American Football Coaches Association
Oklahoma
Jim Grisham
Ralph Neely
Jacksonville
Fila
Gomer Jones
Grisham
Neely
KU and MU square off in 7 30 p.m. Big Eight battle
Kansas and Missouri clash at Allen Fieldhouse in a 7 30 p.m. league game. Kansas seeks a seventh straight win behind Walt Wesley and top scorer Jim Wesley while Missouri relies on Don Early and Gary Garner to counter. The Jayhawks own a 9 3 season mark and lead the series after a strong start.
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Lane and Finley Settle Salary Dispute in Court
Frank Lane and former boss Charles O. Finley owner of the Kansas City A's settled their salary dispute in Federal Court. Lane sought 144 166 dollars but accepted 113 000 dollars. He claimed unpaid salaries under a 25 000 per year eight season contract signed February 15 1961 and fired August 26 1961.
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Charles O. Finley
Kansas City A’s
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Finley
Hillcrest students donate to Don Pierce Memorial Fund
Hillcrest Grade School youngsters raised funds for the Don Pierce Memorial Fund after the Kansas University sports publicity director died from head injuries in a New Year’s Eve crash. Three students and a teacher presented the envelope donation to Irvin Youngberg as Vice Chancellor Raymond Nichols observed. Contributions have been coming in rapidly nationwide.
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Kansas University
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Don Pierce
Kansas University Endowment Association
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Endowment Association
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Youngberg
East and West Meet in 15th Pro Bowl at Memorial Coliseum
In Los Angeles the East and West clash for the Pro Bowl at Memorial Coliseum with about 70 000 fans set for a 3 00 p m CST kickoff NBC televises. The East seeks a surprise win after beating Cleveland and St Louis in playoff rosters while New York Jets pursue marquee signings for John Huarte and Joe Namath after record college deals.
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Memorial Coliseum
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Baltimore Colts
St. Louis Cardinals
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NBC
NEW York
New York Jets
John Huarte
Notre Dame
Jets
American Football League
Joe Namath
Alabama
Graham Hill wins Auckland Grand Prix in Brabham
Graham Hill of Britain won the 12th Auckland Grand Prix over about 110 miles in a Brabham with a time of 1 hour 13 minutes 33.4 seconds at an average speed of 89 mph.
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New Zealand
Graham Hill
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Ryun’s Leg Injury Delays Winter Track Schedule
Wichita Olympic miler Jim Ryun, 18, will miss four major indoor meets due to a minor leg strain. Coach J D Edmiston said Ryun must rest for a week to prevent jeopardizing his future and indoor season, with outdoor competition planned later.
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Jim Ryun
Wichita
U.S
Ryun
East High School
J. D. Edmiston
Edmisto
New York
Edmiston
Tokyo
MU Tackle Quits After Head Injury For Missouri
Bob McIntire, a 21pound sophomore tackle, will quit playing football at the University of Missouri after a head injury last fall. He will become an assistant freshman coach and continue his studies. McIntire played high school football at Butler, Missouri.
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Bob McIintire
University of Missouri
Dan Devine
McIntire
Butler
ISU Gym Club Thumps Kansas In Gym Meet
Iowa State overwhelms Kansas 92 to 28 as Jayhawks coach Bob Lockwood praises effort. Kent Dobbins places second on floor and third on parallel bars, with Dobbins totaling 41.8 in all around. Next KU meet is January 21 against Colorado State College.
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Ayhawks
Lockwood
Iowa State
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Lawrence
Dobbins
Jerry Fontana
Jayhawks
Colorado State College
Wayne Shields
Bill Maness
Delbert Gerstenberger
John Krug
Bill Carpenter
Bob Livesay
Maness
Hadl to lead AFL West in Sugar Bowl clash
John Hadl of Lawrence arrives in New Orleans to star as quarterback for the AFL West All-Stars in the Sugar Bowl against the East. Sid Gillman coaches the West, with Len Dawson a rival for the starting job. East quarterbacks are Jack Kemp and Babe Parilli.
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Lawrence
New Orleans
Sid Gillman
Hadl
San Diego Chargers
Lawrence High
Kansas University
Kansas City
Len Dawson
Jack Kemp
Buffalo
Babe Parilli
Boston
Sayers Star of Hula Bowl Rushers in Gridfest
In Honolulu the South beat the North 16 14 as Gale Sayers rushed 129 yards on six carries while Larry Elkins of Baylor led the South with five receptions for 85 yards. Elkins scored on a 76 yard punt return and a 33 yard touchdown pass from Craig Morton. Jordan and Elkins earned standout honors with Jordan the top lineman and Elkins the outstanding back. Channel 9 plans a 4 p.m. CST telecast of taped highlights.
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Baylor
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Washington
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Morton
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Iowa
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Kansas City
Weather at Honolulu Stadium Amid Warm Spell
A balmy 75 degree day at Honolulu Stadium sees the field soggy after heavy rains Thursday. Conditions push toward improving later, with wind and humidity affecting outdoor plans.
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Honolulu Stadium
Baldwin Beats Eudora 42 41 in Friday High School Clash
Baldwin High edged Eudora 42 41 in a Little Seven League game. Baldwin improves to 4 1 in league play while Eudora sits at 2 4. Scorers for Baldwin include Mitchell 11 Chambers 10 Taul 6 Purvis 8 and Beedles 2. Eudora’s top scorers were Holmes 13 Harris 10 Gordon 7 Sparkes 4 and Durkin 7.
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