Kansas State Favored in Manhattan Clash for NCAA Bid
Kan sas State faces Colorado in Manhattan with the Wildcats holding the edge in depth defense and home-court success. The Kan sas State-COLORado winner advances to the NCAA Regional as Cincinnati, Texas Western and Oklahoma State loom in Lawrence and Lubbock playoff games.
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KU Fresh Tracksters Win Triangular Meet With 7 of 11 Firsts
Kansas University freshman indoor track team defeated Warrensburg State and Coffeyville Junior College in a home meet with a score of 6214 to 564 and 7 of 11 events plus the mile relay. Winners include Doug Dienelt broad jump 22-3 1/4 and John Donner mile 4 29.9.
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Dotson Seeks Sub Four In Bankers Mile At Chicago
Kansas University's Bill Dotson the program's only sub four minute miler competes as an independent in the Banker's Mile at the Chicago Daily News Relays. Loyola's Tom O'Hara is the favorite after a 3 58 6 indoor mile mark by Jim Beatty at the NYAC Games. A KU relay entry in the Relays was withdrawn when NCAA approval could not be secured.
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Chicago Loyola
Tom O'Hara
Jim Beatty
New York Athletic Club
Beatty
Chicago
Track and Field Federation
Tournament berths hinge on tonight's one game playoffs
Ivy leaders Princeton and Yale clash in New York's Fordham gym to decide the Ivy title and NCAA berth. Ohio Valley champ contenders Morehead and Tennessee Tech meet at Bowling Green for an NCAA first round spot. Big Six race could end with Stanford at UCLA, with possible Santa Monica playoff.
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Okies Lead In Loop Tankfest Big Eight Swim Meet
Oklahoma led the Big Eight at Lincoln as Nebraska, Iowa State, Kansas and Colorado battled for finals slots. John Bernard missed finals due to flu after a prelims meet record, while Kansas diver Ron Marsh fought through a Chicago bout, and Nebraska set two event records in the 400-yard medley relay and the 400-yard individual medley.
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Boxing results mixed from AP file with several decisions
In last night’s fights, Katsutoshi Aoki knocked out Remy Campo in a Philippines bout, while Federico Scarponi and Primo Zamparini, both Italians, earned a draw in Italy. George Benton stopped Clarence Alford in Philadelphia, Ohio, during a Cleveland card.
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Italy
Federico Scarponi
Primo Zamparini
Philadelphia
George Benton
Clarence (Kaye) Alford
Cleveland
Ohio
Cage Results And High School Regional Tournaments Summary
AP wires report college cage scores with New York St. John’s 56 47 over Providence 80 47 for Brown. High School regional tourneys in Class AA and BB list numerous semi finals and first round results across Topeka Manhattan Shawnee Mission campus sites and rural districts with scores for Coffeyville Chanute Derby and several small towns.
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Strike Zone in the Limelight Exhibition Season Opens
The 1963 exhibition schedule kicks off as 20 major league clubs test the expanded strike zone. The Yankees host Baltimore in Fort Lauderdale while the Giants face Cleveland in Tucson. Teams like Cincinnati Chicago White Sox and others begin play as four new managers debut and veterans chase milestone victories.
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Thumb direction and hook control in modern bowling
The guide describes using a forward thumb position aligned with the 12 o'clock dial to produce a brief break and hook spin. It notes variation by player, citing Glenn Allison who uses a sidewise thumb at 9 o'clock for a longer, easier lift and greater lateral spin.
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Liston Enjoys Poolside Fun Ahead of Patterson Fight
Heavyweight champion Sonny Liston relaxes at a Miami Beach hotel with children, posing for cameras and joking about a future ring showdown with Cassius Clay. Manager Jack Nilon outlines plans for Intercontinental Promotions and a July bout with Clay in Philadelphia as Liston trains daily and weighs about 228 pounds.
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Floyd Patterson
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Nilon
Cassius Clay
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Intercontinental Promotions, Inc
Sugar Bowl pays Arkansas and Mississippi record 350000
The Sugar Bowl announced a record payment of 350000 to the University of Arkansas and the University of Mississippi for their New Year’s Day football game. Checks of 175000 were mailed to each school.
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Arkansas
Mississippi
Pensacola Open leaders tighten race after first round
In Pensacola, Florida the Pensacola Open sees a tight leaderboard with three shots separating the top 33 after round one. Gary Player Doug Sanders Allan Henning lead at 67, Boros 67, Henning earning a sponsor exemption. 68s include Gay Brewer Gardner Dickinson Johnny Pott Jim Ferrier George Bayer. 69s feature Arnold Palmer Bo Wininger Don Massengale Harold Kneece.
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Top U.S. Ski Jumper Aims for Olympic First
Ishpeming Michigan hosts Olympic trials with the United States ski jumpers.
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Ishpeming, Mich
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