Bearcats extend winning streak as AP poll top choice
Cincinnati remains the unpianished No 1 in the AP college basketball poll with a 37th straight win. Wichita, Illinois and Arizona State follow in the top five as Loyola and Duke gain lone final votes.
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Swap Hitters and Top Pitching Leaders Stir 1963 Rankings
Loyola 20 0 idle while Duke 17 2 dominates headlines as Mississippi State climbs to No 6 and Stanford to No 8. Colorado holds seventh despite a loss, Ohio State rises to No 9, and Georgia Tech falls from sixth.
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Braves stock plan proposed as owners seek Wisconsin sale
The 14 Michigan and Wisconsin investors who bought the Milwaukee Braves last November seek approval to sell 115000 shares at 10 dollars each to Wisconsin residents. The FCC filing reveals five year income trends, a 1961 loss, and total five year revenues over 2 million with a 2.5 million net from operations despite 6.6 million in farm system expenditures.
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Signing day reshapes Texas college football recruiting
The first day for high school athletes to sign letters of intent marks a pivotal shift for Texas colleges. Tech aims to retain top talent amid strong competition, while other programs seek to lock in prospects before high academic standards and conference rules tighten the process. Details note early signings, eligibility, and key players across Texas A&M, Rice, and SWC programs.
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Never Bend’s Cain Hoy Stable Colt Fulfills First Race
Miami Florida AP reports the champion two year old of 1962 Never Bend, owned by Cain Hoy Stable, making his first appearance on the track with high expectations. The horse is slated for a debut that could shape its racing career.
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Phoenix Open Final Round Postponed by Rain
Persistent rainfall forced a postponement of the Phoenix Open final round for a second straight day. Officials plan to resume at 9 a.m. Tuesday MST if conditions improve, with Palmer and Nicklaus contending as top contenders amid unplayable greens and a reshaped schedule.
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Popping Off Art Returns in Cassius Clay Era
A retrospective on popping off as a sports promotional art. Cassius Clay revived the practice, contrasting with modern athletes who avoid provoking rivals. The piece recalls Dizzy Dean, Tony Galento, Babe Ruth, and others known for bravado, noting how such talk faded as sports cultures changed.
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Fireplace Wood Split from Post Oak and Live Oak
Readable sketch notes wood type list says post oak live oak mesquite split wood. Mentions full measure seal and marked as insured.
Keene to Undergo Vascular Surgery Today
Roy Keene Oregon State athletic director planned vascular surgery at Texas Medical Center to correct a blister on an artery wall. Methodist Hospital spokeswoman said the procedure is scheduled for today.
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Berra Sets World Series Share Records with 13 Appearances
New York Yankee Yogi Berra earned 82979 dollars and 40 cents from World Series shares after appearing in 13 series, a combined money and appearance record for a player.
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