Palmer Leads Open Debut As Los Angeles Golf Opens
Arnold Palmer headlines the Los Angeles Open field as the 38th annual event starts at Rancho Golf Club. He seeks the $9,000 winner’s purse after last year’s victory, with top players Julius Boros and others in attendance while notable absences include Jack Nicklaus Gary Player and Sam Snead.
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St Louis Edges Tulsa 70 63 In MVC Collision
St Louis saved its scoring for the second half to defeat Tulsa 70 to 63, handing the Hurricanes a fourth straight loss and dropping Tulsa’s season to an unspecified record. Rick Park scored 23 for Tulsa and Bill Kusleika had 17. Tulsa next plays Bradley. Oklahoma hosts Kansas and Creighton at Oklahoma City.
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Tulsa Drops Cage Star
Tulsa coach Joe Swank says sophomore Neil Johnson is permanently dismissed from the team in a closed case. Johnson, a 6 foot 7 freshman scoring record holder, had been on probation after a New York trip and a late squad meeting incident. He expressed interest in transferring to St Johns if forced to leave Tulsa.
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Komives Regains College Scoring Lead at 35.5 PPG
Howard Komives of Bowling Green reclaimed the national scoring lead with 35.5 points per game through Dec 28 after two idle weeks. Rick Barry of Miami had led briefly before slipping to third at 31.6 PPG.
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Jucker Blasts Utah Officials After Cincinnati Loss
Cincinnati coach Ed Jucker criticized officiating after Utah upset the Bearcats 76 68. He complained about fouls and said Utah outhustled his team while Utah coach Jack Gardner retorted that they would respond.
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Central State Faces Northeastern State In Tahlequah Test
Central State and Langston, each 3–0 in Oklahoma Collegiate Conference play, head to night action led by Willie Cotton and Luther Pegues for Central State against Northeastern State in Tahlequah, while Langston meets Southwestern and Phillips visits Panhandle in Enid.
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Rosburg and Sencers Lead Pro Am Prelude to LA Open
In Los Angeles the duo Bob Rosburg and Dave Sencers fired five under par 663 to lead the Pro Am prelude to the $90,000 Los Angeles Open. In football Y A Tittle of the Giants withdrew from the Pro Bowl due to a knee injury and will be replaced by Norman Sneed of the Redskins. In hockey Montreal the NHL fined Rangers coach Red Sullivan $200 for incitement to violence during the December 12 game against Montreal.
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Douglass Faces Fort Cobb Quint Tonight in State Action
Douglass travels to Fort Cobb for a matchup with the Fort Cobb quintet as coach H C Kings Lions bring a 40 to the court. Expected opening guard duo Isaac Monts and Mormon Gray with forward pair Bobby Williams and Ken Wallace and center Freeman Dockery. Also St Mary's plays Fort Sill Indian School tonight with the Golden Knights visiting.
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Aggies and Texas Quint Set for Rematch in Clarendon
Cameron's Aggies travel to Clarendon for a 7:45 p.m. rematch at the high school gym after a 75 to 40 first encounter. Coach Dale Roark's squad dominated, while Clarendon shot only 15 of 54 from the floor.
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Bulldogs Face Cameron Rematch With朔 Uncertain Lineup
The article outlines Cameron and Clarendon players and possible starting lineups for a rematch. Jimmy Boyd leads Clarendon with 15 points in the first meeting. Roark considers several guard and forward options including Bailey, Crawford, Savage, Murry, and Allen for the Bulldogs lineup.
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Reds Juggle Rookies in 1964 Prospect Showcase
New York AP reports Cincinnati Reds plan to back Chico Ruiz as third baseman amid a rookie surge. Ruiz, 25, Puerto Rican speedster, led five leagues in steals and earned multiple all star honors. Teammates Cesar Tovar Tony Perez and several young pitchers also vie for equal spots on the roster.
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Horses Miami edges Busy Beam at Tropical Park feature
With The Horses Miami from Miami beat Busy Beam by a neck in the feature at Tropical Park. Arcadie from Colif Botteur romped to an eight length victory at Santa Anita in the Honolulu Purse. County Chairman won the feature at the Fair Grounds in New Orleans.
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Fights Last Night in Miami Feature Murchison Victory
Joe Murchison of Miami defeated Rockey Bethel in a boxing bout held in Florida. Bethel's listed corner or hometown appears as Jacksonville with a separate weight notation. The report provides brief results without round details.
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