Road Worn KU Loses 61 59 to Colorado Buffs in Boulder
Kansas University suffered its first Big Eight defeat, 61 59, at Colorado. The Jayhawks, 10 4 overall, drop to 2 1 in the conference and head to Ames to face Iowa State before hosting Kansas State. Chuck Gardner led Colorado with 21 points, Walter Wesley fouled out late, and both teams exchanged leads in a tight, defensive late stretch.
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Indiana Tops Hawkeyes as UCLA Holds Lead in AP Poll
Indiana defeated Iowa 85 76 to stay undefeated at 11 1 after a late stretch. St John s New York ranked seventh beat Creighton 72 66 Wichita 94 81 over Southern Illinois and Davidson 100 81 over The Citadel. UCLA continues to lead the top ten in the AP college basketball poll.
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Canadian Chuvalo Named Fighter of the Year Honor
Canadian heavyweight champion George Chuvalo of Toronto is named Canadian Fighter of the Year by the Canadian Professional Boxing Federation. He is set to fight former world heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson at Madison Square Garden on February 1.
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Wilt Pace Soars Amid Injuries and Trade Talk
Wilt Chamberlain leads the NBA in points with 1480 through 38 games for a 38.9 average, ahead of Jerry West by 338. He also trails only Oscar Robertson in scoring and stands second in rebounds with 893, as he recovers from illness and a broken nose and faces trade rumors.
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Emporia Raps Sterling In State League Clash
College of Emporia routed Sterling 63-43 in a Kansas Conference basketball game as Ray Simpson scored all 19 of his points in the second half. C of E built a 24 point cushion after a tight first period and climbed to 5-3 while Sterling dropped to 2-5. Oklahoma Christian beat St Mary of the Plains 88-66 in Oklahoma City. Five Kansas games scheduled tonight including Kansas Wesleyan at Baker and Washburn at Omaha.
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Prothro to Be Coach at UCLA
Tommy Prothro leaves Oregon State to take the UCLA head football coach job. He cites professional opportunity despite no financial edge and hopes to bring assistants. Prothro, 44, recalls 10 productive Beavers seasons and a Rose Bowl loss, while denying Rose Bowl results blocked UCLA talks.
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Intramural Clubs Stay Unbeaten At Kansas University
Kansas University intramural basketball keeps 15 teams without a loss as fraternity and independent leagues near semester exams. Eight games scheduled this week feature top clubs SAE and Phi Kappa Theta atop divisions, with several 2-0 and 1-0 records across divisions one through four.
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Berra Keane oddity tops AP year in sports
The 1964 Berra Keane sequence tops AP’s year end poll as the oddity of the year. Johnny Keane resigns as Cardinals manager 19 hours after the World Series, Yogi Berra is fired then joins the Mets as coach, and Branch Rickey exits.
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Explosive Coaching Report Due Under NCAA Scrutiny
In Chicago the NCAA prepares a report by Jim Corbett on possible payoffs to assistant coaches by professional leagues for scouting outstanding players. Corbett met with NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle and AFL’s Joe Foss as the probe aims to safeguard college athletics integrity amid bowl-ineligibility signings and pending draft timing concerns. The NCAA also weighs sanctions on non sanctioned meets and a proposed Santa Claus football bowl game in Atlanta for 1966 with CBS involvement.
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Star to Rejoin Leafs After Back Injury Heals
Toronto Maple Leafs left winger Dickie Moore, 34, skated Monday and said he hopes to play within two weeks. Moore had a back injury at the base of his spine in an NHL game in New York a month ago.
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