Bearcats Rally Seals 60 59 Win Over Drake
Cincinnati with Ed Jucker’s firing up the sideline edged Drake 60-59 to extend the nation’s longest winning streak to 26 games. Jucker faced two technical fouls as Drake led late, but Cincinnati rallied with a late burst including Hogue’s 27 points and key steals from Shingleton Yates and Hogue.
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$1000 Offer Tried To Lure NFL Tackle Brock
Utah State tackle Clyde Brock describes a late night visit in New York by talent scout Ray Geraci who flashed a $1000 bill and urged him to sign with the Houston Oilers. Brock says he refused, later denying he signed with the Bears before Gotham Bowl. coach John Ralston benched him to avoid ineligibility.
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Middletown High Faces Weekend Tests From Central and Taft
Coach Paul Walker warned the Middies must improve after a 12 game win streak spans regular season and pre season. Cincinnati Central brings height and beef for Friday night at home, while Hamilton Taft looms Saturday in Hamilton as a potential state title contender.
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Central, Walker say Falcons showy but flawed in weekend test
Walker hails Centrel as a colorful rival and previews a crucial weekend with Taft and Franklin in mind. Dunn praised as a quality player, the turning point for the short season hinges on by by Centrel and Saturday’s game as the Falcons face organizational struggles and coaching notes from Rossi and Hann.
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Postseason showcase for Bluebonnet Bowl stars
Kansas and Rice players prepare for six postseason games after the Bluebonnet Bowl. Roland Jackson leads Rice in three more dates, while John Hadl and Curtis McClinton tee off for Kansas in the East-West Shrine game. Other Rice stars also headline shrine, North-South, Blue-Gray and Senior Bowl appearances.
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Davis Sleep Concerns Loom Over Liberty Bowl
Syracuse coach Ben Schwartzwalder frets over Ernie Davis sleep needs before the Liberty Bowl as Davis receives post season honors and neglects practices. Davis, an All-America halfback, faces Miami and George Mira’s passing game while Syracuse eyeing a 7-3 mark against a 7-3 Hurricanes squad. Weather and cold gear enter prep as Miami adapts to heat, with Paglio ready to return after a hand cast removal and injuries to others noted.
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Conerly or Y A Sherm Not Sure
Giants coach Allie Sherman dodges quarterback choice for Sundays clash with Cleveland. Y A Tittle and Charlie Conerly have alternated starts this season, with Conerly guiding the club to a late win in Philadelphia and Tittle listed as possible starter if the offense struggles again.
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Five Year Pact Pleases Owens
Seattle AP Jim Owens, who led the 1959 and 1980 Huskies to Rose Bowl wins, accepted a five year extension as athletic director and head coach. He stated he is glad to remain at the University of Washington and would not consider other offers as the term was announced amid AAWU meetings. The salary was not disclosed. Owens has earned $20,000 annually.
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Oilers Obtain 6-4 Defender Cliff Ograin From Hawaii
The Houston Oilers of the American Football League pick up a good prospect in Cliff Ograin a 220 pound 6 foot 4 defensive player from the University of Hawaii.
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Wilt Chamberlain Scores Unbelievable 78 Points In Big Weekend
Wilt Chamberlain of the Philadelphia Warriors surged to 272 points in five games over a blistering week, including 78 in a triple overtime loss to Los Angeles. He added 61 and 55 in consecutive wins over Chicago, boosting season totals to 1,242 points in 26 games for a 47.8 PPG.
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Baylor Averages 20 Points in Last Six Tilts
Elgin Baylor scored 52 as the Los Angeles Lakers beat St. Louis 132 to 119 in a Western Division game. Over the past six games Baylor has exactly 300 points for a 50 point per game average, helping L A to a seven game win streak and a 22 7 record with a five percent edge in the division. Oscar Robertson had 32 points 20 assists and 15 rebounds as Cincinnati won 133 117 over the Chicago Packers. No other NBA action on Monday night.
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Redskin Quintet Faces More Home Troubles at Miami
Miami's struggling basketball Redskins return to Withrow Court after a rugged road trip. They beat Otterbein 87 58 then lost to Kentucky Cincinnati and Iowa. Dayton, under Tom Blackburn, has beaten Christian Brothers and topped Toledo and St Joseph's as Blackburn records his 300th win. LeVern Benson leads the Redskins with a 19 point average due to his speed for open looks.
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Florida Golf Team Members Included Ragan Bispling Schwab and Sanders
Dave Ragan Jr Don Bispling Kot Pat Schwab and Doug Sanders played on the University of Florida golf team with Sanders serving as team captain.
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College scores mix in chaotic excerpt
Cincinnati 60 Drake 59 and Ohio U 860, St. Francis (Pa.) 79 Detroit 88, Xavier (Ohio) 73, Rio Grande 115 Cincinnati Bible 53. Gannon (Pa.) 73 Steubenville 63 John Carroll 88 Carnegie Tech. Youngstown 6 Alderson-Broaddus (W.Va.) 51 Villanova 74 Iowa State 53 Rhode Island 82 Northeastern.
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Weekday college scores and league results roundup
A roundup of college basketball results shows Wisconsin 91 over Washington St Louis 6, Notre Dame 65, Loyola Chicago 96 over North Dakota 73, Purdue 68 over Michigan 74, Kentucky 86 over St Louis 77, Indiana 76, Duke 89 over Clemson 66, Arizona State 77 over Kansas 3, Texas 75 over Baylor 68, Gonzaga 74 over Washington State 74, plus notable mismatches Cincinnati 133 over Chicago 117 and Los Angeles 132 over St Louis 119. Tuesday note lists Detroit vs Philadelphia in New York, Syracuse in New York, and noABL games. Washington vs Hawaii at Los Angeles, San Francisco at Los Angeles scheduled.
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Triplett Named Redskins' MVP of 1961 season
Miami of Ohio fullback Bill Triplett was named the Redskins' most valuable player and honorary captain for the 1961 season at the Fall Sports Dinner. Coach John Pont announced the selections, with notices for Tom Nomina as most efficient lineman and Gerry Myers as most improved.
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San Francisco bout ends in close decision for Smith
In San Francisco Charlie Smith won a 146'2 to 148 pound bout over Hilario Moreales from Mexico, a 10 round decision. In Philadelphia Carlos Hernandez from Venezuela edged Alfredo Urbina of Mexico at 135'2 to 135 over 10 rounds. In Providence Don Prout of Providence defeated Roy Batey of Corona, New York in a 10 round decision.
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Iowa State Ace Hoppmann Leads Major College Yardage
Iowa State back Dave Hoppmann led major college players with 1,638 total offensive yards for the season. He rushed 920 yards and passed for 718 as Iowa State ranked 67th in offense in nine games. He held a wide margin over Pat McCarthy of Holy Cross, who totaled 1,509 yards, with Ron Miller of Wisconsin, Chon Gallegos of San Jose State, Eddie Wilson of Arizona, and John Furman of Texas Western following.
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