Wichita State May Clash With KU and K-State in Near Future
The piece compares Wichita State’s rising status to Cincinnati’s NCAA triumphs and notes potential regular-season matchups with Kansas and Kansas State. It discusses regional history, tourney bids, and upcoming Big Eight scheduling changes, plus remarks from coaches and players about tournament readiness.
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Last Night's Boxing Results From Worcester and Miami
Lou Gutierrez of Nicaragua stopped Gene Washington of New Jersey in the 8th round in Worcester. Frank Holloway of Miami stopped Perfecta Garcia of Puerto Rico in the 3rd round in Miami.
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Daugherty Denies Notre Dame Move Rumor
Michigan State coach Duffy Daugherty denies reports he will move to Notre Dame as head coach. Notre Dame interim head Hugh Devore will lead for now and no decision is expected until after the 1963 season.
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Cassius Clay Eyes Earn While He Learns Plan
Cassius Clay will pursue an earn while he learns program as offers flood in after his decision over Doug Jones. His team led by Lip and trainer Angelo Dundee weigh a Jones rematch at Madison Square Garden, a Johansson bout in New York, and a Europe tour under Jack Solomons. Clay will begin a rigorous program to sharpen attack and defense.
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Zephs May Land In Kansas City
Chicago Zephyrs owner Dave Trager moves the team from Chicago after two years. Baltimore Cleveland Kansas City and Philadelphia were mentioned as potential destinations, with six other owners also voting to end the stay.
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Top Jumpers Will Soar At K State Track Meet
Manhattan Kansas tomorrow hosts the Kansas State Invitational Indoor Relays at Ahearn Fieldhouse. The high jump features at least 14 athletes cleared 6 4 or better led by Colorado's Leander Durley at 6 10. The pole vault has seven performers at 14 6 or higher. The Sayers brothers from Omaha compete against each other with Roger timing 09 4 in the 100 for Omaha University and Gale from Kansas University praised as a top sprinter.
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National Invitational first round and college tournament results
National Invitational first round saw Villanova beat DePaul 63 to 51 and Fordham defeat Memphis State 49 to 0. NCAA small college semifinals featured Oglethorpe knocking off South Dakota State 87 to 80 and Southern Illinois edging Wittenberg 76 to 46. NAIA quarterfinals included Grambling 79 over Carson-Newman 70 and Fort Hays State 96 over Rockhurst 6. High school state tournaments list quarterfinals across classes with several close scores.
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Wichita Gets Sendoff For NIT Trip
Wichita University basketball fans packed a campus auditorium for a morning pep rally then about 200 students and supporters escorted players and coaches to Municipal Airport as they boarded a flight to New York for the National Invitational Tournament.
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Duren to start as spot starter for Phillies
Philadelphia manager Gene Mauch says right-hander Ryne Duren will be used as a spot starter and counted on for six to seven innings. Duren, a former Yankee strikeout ace, was bought from the Angels for just over 20 000 dollars.
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Johnny Pott and Bob Goalby Finish Second in Four 1962 PGA Events
Johnny Pott and Bob Goalby each secured runner up finishes in four PGA Tour tournaments during the 1962 season, highlighting a strong year with multiple near victories.
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