Unbeaten Kentucky Vanderbilt Slip From Top Ranks
Kentucky the nation's No. 1 and sixth-ranked Vanderbilt fell from undefeated status after Saturday losses. UCLA, Davidson and DePaul remain the only major unbeaten teams as Kentucky dropped 76-67 to Georgia Tech in Atlanta.
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South tops North in mobile all star classic and bowls
In Mobile Alabama the South beat the North 28 21 as Billy Lothridge threw three TD passes and George Mira failed to repeat the star performance. Liske led the North in a late TD drive while Lamy Rakestraw fumbled a field goal snap. Awards went to Mira as outstanding back. The Challenge Bowl in Corpus Christi featured a high scoring finish with Bork Byrd and Snell accounting for most touchdowns. Minnesota Twins sign Perry Cnino and Dotter to 98 contracts.
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Hugh Rohrechneider
Nationals Dominate Challenge Bowl In Corpus Christi
The Nationals routed the Southwest 66 to 14 in the Challenge Bowl in Corpus Christi. George Bork of Illinois and Hugh Rohrschneider led a dominant offense with multiple touchdown plays, while South All-Star star power failed to spark a comeback.
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NCAA Sees Plan to Finance Japan Trip With All Star Game
The NCAA rules council approved a plan to return to free and unlimited substitution for an East-West all star game in Omaha this summer to help fund an exhibition tour of Japan tied to 1964 Olympics activities. Proceeds will finance a team invited to Japan for exhibitions linked to Tokyo Games. The move follows a 98 percent in favor among coaches in a prior poll. a second council session was set for Monday.
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Patterson Gets Foe's Greetings
In Stockholm Italian heavyweight Sante Amonti, foe of Floyd Patterson, sent birthday congratulations to Patterson who turned 29 on Saturday. Amonti meets Patterson in a 10 round comeback match while Patterson’s brother Ray faces Swedish heavyweight Lars Norling on the same card. Both Pattersons are unofficial favorites as no professional bookmakers operate in Sweden.
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Lone Star Opens Play as Conference Basketball Season Begins
Lone Star Conference teams swing into league play with Sul Ross hosting Stephen F. Austin and East Texas State at Howard Payne, while Texas A&I meets Southwest Texas State and Sam Houston opens at Sul Ross. Howard Payne aims to defend its crown as ETX challenges.
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Barnes Leads Miners In 100-56 Victory
Six eight Jim Barnes scored five points to set a new school record Saturday night as Texas Western beat New Mexico Western 100 58. Andy Stoglin contributed 16 points for Texas Western in the Western showdown.
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Bums and Yanks Favored In 1964 Major Sports View
UPI survey picks the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees as pennant favorites in baseball as the 1964 season approaches. It notes potential early struggles under new manager Yogi Berra but says depth could keep both teams in contention. The piece also references top figures in boxing golf and women’s golf as major national titles loom.
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Lutherans Take Lead in Big State Basketball Race
The article notes Lutheran, a leading sleeper, is in front of the pack in a crowded Big State conference race. It mentions St Edward's and Texas Wesleyan losses, Lutheran’s road tests against Trinity and Sam Houston, and St Mary’s and Southwestern results, plus upcoming games at Teague and Fort Worth.
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New Mexico Beats West Texas State 85 63 in Albuquerque
In Albuquerque, New Mexico defeated West Texas State 85 to 63 as Laties led with a strong second half scoring effort. The game marked New Mexico’s 10th win of the season, while West Texas State struggled in the late stretches.
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Viking End In Shooting Mishap
Cleveland AP report says Jim Marshall defensive end for the Minnesota Vikings accidentally shot himself in the abdomen Sunday and is in fair condition at Forest City Hospital. Marshall 26 played for Saskatchewan in 1959 and joined the Vikings in 1960 via trade after being drafted by the Browns.
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UCLA routs Washington State in high scoring clash
UCLA overwhelmed Washington State 121 to 77 in Pullman. The Bruins surged with fast breaks and sharp shooting, while Washington State led briefly 15-14 early in the first half before fading.
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