Loyola Golden Year Hit By Recent Losses In Top Rankings
Loyola of Chicago hopes for a golden season after four of five starters return. A 80-76 loss to Wichita and an 83-65 defeat at Memphis State slowed the Ramblers' momentum and could drop them from the top ten. Other top teams won or held steady, including Michigan, Davidson, Kentucky, and Duke.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Loyola of Chicago
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Memphis State
Alogether
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Michigan State
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Kentucky
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UCLA
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Hunter
Dave Stallworth
Wolverines
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Fred Hetzel
Walford
Terry Mobley
Yellow Jackets
Wildcats
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Missouri Valley
Bearcats
Bradley
Drake
St. Louis
Cats
Ohio State
Bucks
Fines Paying Off For Big Walt Bellamy
Walt Bellamy’s fines reduced his salary but boosted his scoring. The Bullets won five straight, with Bellamy posting 42 points and 22 rebounds in a 131-120 win over Philadelphia as Gus Johnson added 29 points and 21 boards. Kerr and Gambee led the 76ers with 22 and 20.
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Associated Press
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Walt Bellamy
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Philadelphia
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Sam Jones
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Detroit
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Johnson
John Kerr
Dave Gambee
76Ers
Moose Champion Crowned at Eastern Lanes Moose District Tourney
Middletown’s Local Ohio Bus Terminal Team Moose Champion won the 6th Moose District Tournament with a 3030 handicap, four pins ahead of Bill's Cafe Cincinnati. Norwood teams B and B Amusement and Globe Inn posted strong scores, with top series by J Munsie Norwood 257, Owen Condia Sr Hamilton 279, and Emmie Pierson Hamilton 603.
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Cincinnati
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Hamilton
Globe Inn
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Springfield
J. Munsie
Owen Condia Sr
Emmie Pierson
Rice coach Jess Neely Oversaw 17 500 Or Better Seasons
In 24 seasons at Rice University coach Jess Neely directed 17 teams to records at or above .500, highlighting sustained competitive performance across a long tenure.
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Jess Neely
Rice
Ladies Day Quip on Backstretch Pairing
The remark, set in a race context, expresses humor about identifying a favored entrant amid the field. It captures a jockey or trainer’s light moment during backstretch chatter about distinguishing a horse in the crowd.
Majors Set For Opening Of Camps
Baseball spring training begins with Mets rookie camp Feb 7 in St Petersburg Florida. Dodgers open informally at home then move to Vero Beach Feb 29. Braves start Feb 20 in West Palm Beach. Tigers rookies Feb 15 in Lakeland. Yogi Berra debuts as Yankees manager Feb 17 in Hollywood. Angels report Feb 17 in Palm Springs. Reds begin Feb 23 in Tampa. Exhibition starts span Feb 23 to March 14 with Florida and Arizona sites. Season opens April 13 or 14 and ends Oct 4.
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NEW York
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
St. Petersburg
Fla
Los Angeles Dodgers
Vero Beach
Mets
Milwaukee Braves
West Palm Beach
Bobby Bragan
Braves
Charlie Dressen
Detroit
Tigertown
Lakeland
Yogi Berra
Hollywood
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Palm Springs
Calif
Cincinnati Reds
Tampa
Florida
Boston
Cleveland
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Arizona
Angels
California
Arizona Crew
Ohio Sisters Dominate National Outdoor Speed Skating
In St Paul Minnesota Jenny Fish of Strongsville Ohio won the girls junior title and her sister Debbie Fish captured the midget championship at the National Outdoor Speed Skating meet.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Strongsville
Ohio
Jenny Fish
Debbie
Jets Players Based in Pennsylvania Highlight Region Ties
Eleven members of the New York Jets football team are reported to reside in Pennsylvania, underscoring regional ties and possible commuter dynamics within the squad.
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New York Jets
Pennsylvania
Law To Try Comeback With Byes
Pittsburgh pitcher Vern Law ends his self-imposed exile and plans a Pirates comeback after returning his signed 1964 contract. The piece recalls the 1960 pennant clinch, Law’s ankle twist, and his firing from the rotation amid a decline before detailing other big 1964 signings by Milwaukee and the American League clubs.
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Pittsburgh
Vern Law
Law
Pirates
Meridian
Idaho
Goodletts Take Dutch Doubles Dutch Doubles Tournament
Goodletts Bill and Sonya Goodlett won the 600 Club Annual Dutch Doubles at Laynecrest Lanes Franklin with a 1 032 score topping all. Dor is Conyers and Stan Lilibridge had the high game with 776 as 377 couples competed.
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Bill
Sonya Goodlett
Laynecrest Lanes
Mary Smith
Allie Gross
Mary
Calvin Branscomb
Jackie
H. C. Stiles
Ruth
Bob Peters
Ruth Ann
Walt Shaffer
Joyce
Newton Kelhoffer
Grace Meeks
Chuck Purvis
Lena Miller
Tom Elter
Toady Gray
Harry Hatfield
Doris Conyers
Stan Lilibridge
Hamilton
Shaffer's
Ida Hutchinson
Don Behr
Ohio Hoop Powerhouses See Lustre Drop in Busy Season
Ohio basketball powerhouses face tougher play as Cincinnati slips in the Missouri Valley with a 2-3 league mark while Ohio State competes for a fifth straight Big Ten title at 3 in the conference and Bowling Green lingers 5-6 on the season.
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Cincinnati
Wichita
Bearcats
Ohio State
Bowling Green
Athens
Miami
Kent State
Akron
Wittenberg
Zippers
Mount Union
Marietta
Finley faces tests as Kansas City park lease deadline nears
Charles O. Finley weighs two four year lease offers from Kansas City after rejecting a two year deal as the American League deadline looms. Mayor Davis says city will wait for Finley or Nizer’s reply while Finley contemplates court action and possible moves.
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Charles
Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Louis Nizer
New York
Lilas Davis
Nizer
Davis
American League
Louisville
Oakland
Calif
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