Kansas routs Iowa State as Jayhawks surge in Big Eight basketball
Kansas dominates Iowa State by wide margins 54 27 56 28 and 60 30 as Dick Harp clears the bench. Dee Andros moves to new Idaho role while speculation grows on Oklahoma athletic director replacement with Gomer Jones and Bud Wilkinson guiding future coaching choices.
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Ortiz Faces Court Fight Before Boxing Title Bout
World lightweight champion Carlos Ortiz and top challenger Ken Lane confront legal hurdles before a planned title clash. Ortiz threatens a suit if the WBA strips him for pursuing a Elorde bout while Lane faces Pennsylvania sanctions over a Jan. 30 Erie bout with Johnny Bizarro.
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Orange Bowl Night Game In New Pact
NBC buys TV rights to the Orange Bowl for three years at 225000 dollars per year plus 75000 for related events. The game moves to a night kickoff at 7 PM CST to avoid day heat and reduce competition with Sugar and Cotton bowls. Five hours of bowl action will air New Year’s Day starting with the Sugar Bowl at 1 PM CST.
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Italian climbers conquer Giant's Tooth winter ascent in Alps
Italian alpinists Cosimo Zapelli and Ruero Pellin completed a nine hour ascent of the northern wall of the Giant's Tooth in the Mt Blanc massif. The 750 foot wall was first climbed in winter, reaching about 12 000 feet altitude.
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Johnny Edwards First Reds Sign 1964 Baseball Contract
Cincinnati catcher Johnny Edwards becomes the first Reds player to sign for 1964. He started 148 games last season and led NL in chances and putouts. The piece notes his recalled All-Star moment and umpire interaction. It also lists other 1964 signings by Dodgers Cubs Twins Yankees Indians and Phillies.
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Loyola Surprised by Memphis State Upset in Memphis
The national champion Loyola ranked third lost to Memphis State 83-65 in a Monday game. Wake Forest also fell 91-82 to Maryland at Winston-Salem as exams slow the college basketball schedule.
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Russell Plays Through Arthritis in Both Knees
Boston AP report states NBA MVP Bill Russell endures arthritis in both knees since college. He uses diathermy and whirlpool therapy and often plays the full 48 minutes.
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Koufax To Sign 60000 Dollar Dodgers Pact
Sandy Koufax plans to sign a Dodgers contract for about 60000 dollars after a record 1963 season. The left hander says terms should be settled soon with GM Buzzy Bavasi and expects no major disagreements. Last year he earned 35000 for 25 wins 11 shutouts and 306 strikeouts, aiding a World Series win over the Yankees.
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Night Games on the Rise in 1964 National League Schedule
Cincinnati and the National League plan 438 night games from April 18 home opener to the season finale on October 4. Postponements boosted last year’s total to 423. The Reds, hosting Houston, will begin play a day earlier than the rest.
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FASTEETH powder for secure dentures advertised
FASTEETH is an alkaline powder sprinkled on dentures to hold false teeth firmly. It prevents sliding and rocking without a gummy taste and claims to eliminate plate odor. Available at drug counters nationwide.
Baseball season openers lighted in major cities
The schedule shows Los Angeles hosting St Louis and New York in Philadelphia while Chicago visits Pittsburgh and Milwaukee visits San Francisco. Philadelphia and Los Angeles start under lights as Houston opens home action April 16 against Milwaukee. Most Colts home games total 77 are night games. Mets begin April 17 at Flushing Meadows versus Milwaukee, Cubs host Philadelphia the same day.
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