Cage Powers Tumble in Shocking College Upsets
Chicago Loyola, ranked third, fell 83-65 at Memphis State as its safe schedule failed to prevent defeat. Wake Forest also lost 91-82 to Maryland after coach Bones McKinney strapped to the bench with a car seat belt in a humorous attempt to energize his team. Neil Brayton scored 22? and Sam McWilliams led Maryland with 20 points while Loyola’s John Egan had 19 for the Ramblers.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Wake Forest
Chicago Loyola
Loyola
Memphis State
Bones McKinney
Purdue
Notre Dame
Fort Wayne
Ind
Chicago
Ramblers
Tennessee Tigers
George Kirk
Tigers
Bob Neumann
Jamie McMahan
John Hillman
Ken Miller
John Egan
Neumann
Hillman
Kirk
Tim Morgan
Winston-Salem
McKinney
Wake
Terrapins
Deacons
Neil Brayton
Maryland
Sam McWilliams
Butch Hassell
Weekend twinbill features Norman Tigers and Cameron Aggies
Norman hosts Lawton Wolverines in a Boomer Conference test while Cameron battles Murray A&M at home. The Norman squad led by Rick Kersey aims for a top Class AA clash, seeking a share of the title, after a 9-game win streak. Cameron eyes Region 2 tourney qualification behind fellas Wilmoth McBride and Dove as leaders.
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Norman Tigers
Lawton
Wolverines
Cameron Aggies
Murray A&m
Aggie
Lhs-Norman
Kenny Bridges
Norman
Rick Kersey
Kersey
Shawnee
Clinton
Tigers
Ardmore
LHS
Pampa
Tex
Bell Brothers
Melvin
Carlos
Danny Lau
ANS
Big Norman
Cameron
Dale Roark
Murray
Aggies
Cameron Crew
Hen
Oklahoma City University
Hutchinson
Kan
Tulsa
Tishomingo Crew
Gene Wilmoth
Tom McBride
Wilfred Anderson
OCU
Cleatus Dove
Twinbill
David Frost
Gene Cagle
Benny Wiggins
Chuck Large
Walter Gillispie
Large
Frost
Gillispie
Cagle
Wiggins
Jimenez Tops Yankee Rookie Prospects in 1963
Elvio Jimenez emerges as the brightest Yankee rookie prospect with successes in the minors and praise from Yogi Berra. The Yankees project Jake Gibbs and Pedro Gonzalez for needs in catching and infield, while a wave of young pitchers and players like Mike Hegan and Billy Madden vie for roster spots and development in the minor leagues.
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NEW York
Elvio Jimenez
Manny Jimenez
Kansas City Athletics
New York Yankees
Binghamton
Jimenez
St. Petersburg
Modest
Yankee
Jake Gibbs
Mississippi
Fort Lauderdale
Eee
Gibbs
Ralph Houk
Pedro Gonzalez
Richmond
Phil Linz
Exce
Gil Downs
Sarasota
Wolverines Travel to Face Wichita Falls Coyotes in Key Clash
Lawton seeks a rare sweep as the Wolverines invade Wichita Falls High School for an 8 p.m. showdown. The Coyotes, 11-6, tightened defense and aim to slow Lawton’s 9-3 record led by Jack Pennington and John Cunningham.
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Wichita Falls
Lawton
Wolverines
Coyote den
Wichita Falls High School
Red Raiders
Coyote
Kenneth Bridges
Coyotes
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Pas. Piever
Frost
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Cagle
Oliver
Wiggins
Cc Cunningham
Lorge
Gillispie
G Keller
Tipoff
Om. Coyote Gym
Wr Bees
Koufax Signs Chicago Contract For 1964 Season
Sandy Koufax indicated he expects a smooth 1964 wage deal with the Dodgers after winning the 1963 season awards. He aims to sign for about $60,000, making him one of baseball’s top earners, as he prepares for spring training and discusses his health and weight adjustments.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Rochester
N.Y
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodger
Dodger
Buzzy Bavasi
Koufax
Dodgers
New York Yankees
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Gomer Jones to Discuss Oklahoma Pact Terms
Oklahoma football coach Gomer Jones meets with the athletic council to discuss a new four year contract after being named to succeed Bud Wilkinson. Council chair Dean Sneed notes no immediate action on a director but Wilkinson remains until March 1. Recommendations will go to President Cross and the regents, with next meeting February 13 possible.
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Jones
George L. Cross
Cross
Sneed
Demons Break Into Top Ten Behind Dayton Win
DePaul, after an 11 game streak, rises to No. 9 in the AP basketball poll following an 89-83 win over Dayton. Cincinnati falls from the rankings after losses to Bradley and Drake as UCLA holds the top spot with 38 first place votes and 423 points.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
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Blue Demons
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Bradley
Drake
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Bruins
Uclans
Michigan
Chicago Loyole
Davidson
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Ghee Ale
California
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Ilinois
la Salle
New Mexico
NYU
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Tennessee
Texas Western
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Utah State
Davidson Keeps Perfect Record as Poll Shifts
Michigan rises to second with 350 points while Loyola Chicago slides to third at 294. Davidson moves to fourth after remaining undefeated at 14-0 as UCLA and Michigan tally key wins. Oregon State drops from seventh to joint tenth after losses to Oregon and a beat of Wichita State.
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Bearcats
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Tom Dukes
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Dick Boz
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Tom Devoy
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Devoy
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