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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1964
Page
7
Tommy Tuttle of Rural Hall North Carolina tops the opening finals day with 12 won 4 lost and 3 631 pins. A 600 pin bonus boosts his total as he posts a 930 series in round three to defeat Don Ellis of Houston. Luke Barlow of Hobbs New Mexico sits second with 12 4 and 3 943 pins.
Grambling and Assumption, unbeaten with 26 victories between them, top the AP small-college basketball poll. Grambling replaces Evansville at No. 1, earning four top votes and 75 points from eight regional selectors as the Tigers ride a 16‑game win streak.
The Philadelphia 76ers failed to beat the Baltimore Bullets 124-116 as Coach Dolph Schayes clashed with two players, removing Dave Gambee and prompting cursing from Lee Shaffer. Cincinnati upset Boston 109-92 while Los Angeles beat Detroit 110-101 with Jerry West scoring 42.
Paul Hornung said he has missed football and awaits next month's NFL suspension review. The Green Bay star, sidelined since April 17, 1963, for betting, hopes the indefinite ban will be lifted. He described his fall from grace as painful and noted other business interests kept him active.
Army's Black Knights beat Hofstra 64 59 at West Point to claim their 10th win in 12. Steve Nisenson scored 34 for Hofstra but Army led late with baskets by Joe Kosciusko and Bill Helkie. Villanova routed West Chester and Providence edged Canisius as mid term exams narrowed college action.
British Olympian Kazimierz Kay-Skrzypeski 50 died from injuries after his sled left the Igls chute during a practice run for the toboggan event at Innsbruck. Officials called for tribute and noted this marked the second fatality in two Olympic Games for the sport.
Bob Nilon, adviser to heavyweight champion Sonny Liston, arrived in Baltimore to drum up local TV coverage of Liston’s title bout with Cassius Clay. At a news conference departing guests were laughing and mostly confused, according to witnesses.
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