Early signing trends in college football recruiting and boxing notes
High school players weigh letters of intent as KU and other Big Eight coaches favor early signings. Mitchell and Stapleton argue quick decisions reflect true desire to play at Iowa or Oklahoma. Lawrence Lions Club boxing group faced weigh-in mix-up but progresses, aiming to foster local talent and attract more youths to boxing programs.
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Jack Mitchell
Mitchell
Jack
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Doyle Schick
Mike Shinn
Ron Oelschlager
Mike Johnson
Tony Leiker
Iowa State
Clay Stapleton
Stapleton
Clay
Wake Forest
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Wilkinson
Wesley Walker
Lawrence Lions Club
Kansas City
Kan
Walker
Lawrence
Golden Gloves
Spahn Signs Record-Setting Contract With Braves
Warren Spahn, approaching 48 and already a 350 game winner, signed with the Milwaukee Braves for what GM John McHale calls the highest salary ever paid to a pitcher. The deal is reportedly about 85 000, equating to roughly 28 per throw based on his past workload as baseball's oldest active star.
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John McHale
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Peralta Faces Thornton In 175-Pound Title Bid At MSG
Argentinian Gregorio Peralta is a 2-1 favorite to beat California’s Wayne Thornton for the second time and set up a March title clash with light heavyweight Willie Pastrano. The 10-round bout at Madison Square Garden starts 9 p.m. CST and will be telecast coast to coast. Pastrano expects to meet the winner in March.
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Argentina
Gregorio Peralta
California
Wayne Thornton
Willie Pastrano
Madison Square Garden
Pastrano
Thornton
Willie
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Paul Newman
Mauro Mina
Bellamy Responds To 400 Fine With Blast At Foe
Bellamy, fined 400 for not hustling, blasts NBA opponents as Baltimore beats New York 130-114. Bellamy makes 12-for-12 shooting for 31 points in three quarters. Boston tops St. Louis 110-104. San Francisco thrashes Detroit 125-93.
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Detroit
Bill Russell
Sam Jones
Wilt Chamberlain
TV rights bids for NFL games could reach 15 million
In New York the 1964 65 NFL TV contract bids may top 15 million as the three networks NBC CBS and ABC submit sealed offers. Rozelle may delay final decision to Tuesday but a ruling is expected today. In San Francisco rain and champagne helped Tony Lema tie Don January for the lead at five under 66 in the Lucky International Open. Arnold Palmer and Jerry Steelsmith trailed one stroke behind.
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Rozelle
San Francisco
Tony Lema
Don January
Arnold Palmer
Jerry Steelsmith
Bicycle Champ Trains By Riding To Class
John Potoschnik, 18, Pittsburg State College student from Wichita, keeps fit for the Kansas cycling title by riding his three speed British bike between his rooming house and campus. He averages 25 miles daily and up to 30 on clear days, using the ride for exercise, transportation, and avoiding parking hassles. He rides at 15 to 20 mph and sometimes arrives before classmates, even walking in with helmet and cycle.
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John Potoschnik
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Potoschnik
Miami Junior Rick Barry Leads Hurricanes With 32 Points
Rick Barry, a 19-year-old 6-7 forward from Roselle Park New Jersey, scored 32 points to lift Miami to a 121 99 win over La Salle at Miami Beach. He now ranks sixth nationally with 457 points in 15 games averaging 30.5 per contest. Barry made 10 field goals and 12 free throws as Miami surged from behind by 10 with a 17 2 run. Florida rival Florida State fell to St Peter’s 52 50 while Creighton crushed Marquette 84 57 behind Paul Silas 32 rebounds and 22 points.
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Lasalle
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Barry
Hale
Tim Kehoe
Tom Baxley
Florida
Florida State
Bangkok bout crowns new flyweight champion
In Bangkok Kingpetch 112 outpointed Ebihara 112 to reclaim the world flyweight title. In Miami Willie Harris 163 outpointed Eddie Agin 163 over eight rounds. In Tokyo Lalo Guerrero 125 knocked out Akio Furu ki 125 in seven rounds.
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Pone Kingpetch
Thailand
Kiroyuki Ebihara
Japan
Kingpetch
Miami
Fla
Willie Harris
Eddie Agin
Key West
Tokyo
Lalo Guerrero
Mexico
Akio Furuki
Winter Games Plagued by Injuries to Pre-Olympic Crew
Injuries at Innsbruck training raise safety concerns before the Winter Games. British tobogganer Norman Barkley fractures his left arm after a fall near See feld Hill, while Brit Kazimierz Kay-Skrzypecki is fatally injured earlier. U S coaches release partial starter lists for Alpine and Nordic events led by Beattie with Saubert, Werner, Kidd, Meyers, Ferries, Hannah, Huega, Ferriss, and Ballant/Kotlarek heading ski jumping.
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Norman Barkley
Barkley
Kazimierz Kay-Skrzypecki
Austen Samuelstuen
Boulder
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Dave Hicks
Duluth
Minn
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