Bucks Sit Atop Coach Poll In First Place Votes
Ohio State remains unchallenged as the top team in the latest AP college basketball poll. The Buckeyes collected all 12 first place votes from a panel of sports writers and broadcasters, solidifying their lead as Kansas and other rivals trailed in the rankings.
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Unbeaten McMurry Tops Tourney Hopes In Dallas
McMurry looks to edge the field as AAU basketball opens in Dallas with Abilene’s squad favored to win. Southwest Texss and Trinity are noted contenders alongside Texas universities. The event features teams from Midwestern and East Texas, with matchups including Trinity versus Oklahoma Baptist and Texas A&M rivalries shaping the bracket.
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Four Chicago Cagers Suffer From Boils
Four Chicago players are sidelined by a boil outbreak affecting the Hawks roster. The incident limits practice and may impact upcoming games as medical staff monitor the spread and treat affected athletes.
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Hoak and Jill Corey Wed in Pennsylvania Court Ceremony
The Pittsburgh area report notes Hoak married singer Jill Corey in a formal ceremony at Frederick Weir of the Allegheny County Court. Witness Phyllis Dorsey described the ceremony as a significant moment, with Hoak expressing mixed emotions about the future. The piece mentions the Last Angels driving out 20 home runs in 1961 and Leon W. Ted with 28.
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Davis Cup Team Loses in Tight International Setbacks
A scrambled report from the Davis Cup event shows the Australian squad failing to clinch early matches, with mixed results against Italy and other nations. The narrative mentions players like Pietrangeli and Davis, noting struggles in the opening rounds and uncertainty about future progress.
Arcaro to ride Taboo in Melbourne race
Top jockeys travel for international racing with Toddy Arcaro listed to ride Taboo in Melbourne. The article notes heavy betting and interest from American and international fans ahead of Saturday’s event as Arcaro joins a strong lineup across several countries.
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Villanova Ty In Fine Condition Sees Strong Run
Villanova appears in fine condition as runners and sprinters showcase speed and stamina. The report highlights performances by Barrett and South Carolina standout Mos country, with key strides from Kort in a competitive field.
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Tulane Sailors and Fentress Vie in Sugar Bowl Forecasts
Bartzen and Fentress collide in Sugar Bowl preview amid scattered names from Baton Rouge and Shreveport. US networks tease Tulane and local players Andy Lloyd and Jim Beste as possible seeds for the postseason, with coaches and venues unnamed in this fragment.
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Packers and Alabama Lead Early Bowl Contests
Ambiguous preview lists Packers Alabama Texas as top contenders in upcoming bowls. Notes Georgia Penn State Shrine and East West Shrine games with Ernie Davis and Roman Gabriel in spotlight. Mentions Ole Miss LSU Colorado Oklahoma and other matchups shaping a crowded postseason slate.
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Buffs Plan For Upset At Home Game
Buffs line up for a potential upset with key players listed as preparing for a crucial contest. The article notes travel plans and lineup adjustments as coordinators seek strategic matchups and late-season momentum.
Houston Boner Awarded Fighter Of The Year
In New York CPL reports lightweight champion Joe Brown named Fighter of the Year by Ring Magazine. The 125-pound titlist extended his defense streak with a victory over Carlos Ortiz and tied a historic record set by Benny Leonard. Brown, 35, boasting 50 wins and 15 defeats with nine draws, tallied multiple knockouts and a long list of defenses, cementing his place among boxing greats.
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Kennedy to Skip Orange Bowl Trip
President Kennedy will not attend the Orange Bowl in Miami on New Year’s Day, the White House announced. As president-elect, he previously attended the game last year between Missouri and Navy, Louisiana State and Colorado, but plans for this year are not finalized.
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Wilson Meet Opens Today
Wilson Holiday Basketball tourney opens with Hight listed in each bracket among favorites. In boys division Siem, Cooper, and Wilson head the field. girls bracket features Wollman as a top contender. Finals Saturday. today’s schedule includes Cooper vs Wellman at 8 pm and Anton vs Wilson at 8 pm amid earlier games.
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Faison Top Rookie for AFL Coaches Voting
Dallas AP says em il Faison, 63, 238 pound defensive end from Indies, was named rookie of the year in the AFL by coaches with five of seven votes. The vote included Art Baker Buffalo and Bob McBeam Houston and Chuck Allen San Diego among others.
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