Cincinnati Bearcats Top AP Poll First Time in Three Years
The Cincinnati Bearcats soared to No 1 in the AP weekly college basketball poll, grabbing 38 first place votes from 44 ballots. Duke moved to second, West Virginia to third, and Loyola Chicago fourth as Kentucky dropped to ninth after an opening loss to Virginia Tech.
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Bridges and Staverman Lead Steers Past Long Beach
Bill Bridges scored 44 and Staverman 34 as the Kansas City Steers defeated Long Beach 112-91 in the sole ABL game. It was a seventh road game in eight days and a postgame incident saw Bill Spivey ejected after a foul and a retaliatory scuffle.
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Busy Basketball Slate On Friday Pen err College Basketball
A dense Friday schedule features Navy over Long Island 80 64 Army over Lehigh 35 64 Yale over Brandeis 54 27 Coast Guard 52 Niagara 104 Villa Madonna 73 Dartmouth 60 Williams 58 Ohio State 70 Cincinnati 38 Oklahoma State 65 Miami Ohio 36 North Carolina 4 Clemson 63 Xavier Ohio 48 Newberry 58 Texas 71 East Texas 38 California 77 St Marys Cal 8 Southern Cal 38 Harvah 46 Pro Basketball NBA results New York 133 Chicago 117 Boston 16 Detroit 98 Today’s games New York Cincinnati St Louis Chicago Syracuse Rochester ABL results Kansas City 112 Long Beach 51 Oakland Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh Oakland Philadelphia Wilmington Pittsburgh Chicago Long Beach Kansas City
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Muscatine teams ramp up preholiday basketball action
Muscatine High School and Hayes Catholic join a busy MCC home slate as Muscatine teams visit Davenport Assumption and Wilton while Clarinda visits Muscatine. Assumption hosts Muscatine in the Little Six tilt and Wilton hosts Hayes in a county rivalry as two sophomores anchor lineups and Winston Cameron leads Muscatine’s Indians against Clarinda.
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Cage Schedule Friday Games Across Small Town Leagues
Friday schedule lists Little Six matchups including Muscatine at Ausumipcon Ottumwaal Bettendorf and Keokuk at Burlington Claredina Muscatine Moline at Thornton Clinton at Keokuk Eastern Town Hayes at Wilton West Branch at West Liberty Lone Tree at Durant A High at Mount Vernon Southeast Danville at Columbus Junction Morning Sum at Mediapolis Wapello at New London WACO boys at Winfield Mount Union also Louisa Muscatine at Ainsworth Rockridge at Orion Westmer at AlWood Durant at North Scott Yorkwood at Rockridge Muscatine junior varsity at Rock Island 1030 am Onyumwa Walsh at Cedar Rapids Regis Gwesiurg at Burlington
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Montreal's Geoffrion Hart Fractures Wrist in Leaf Collision
Montreal Canadiens winger Geoffrion Hart suffered a fractured right wrist in a third period collision with Toronto Maple Leafs goalie Johnny Bower during a 2-1 loss. Hart had scored Montreal's lone goal on the play after hitting Bower's chin.
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Baker Wins Heisman. Oregon State Star Prep for Liberty Bowl
Oregon State quarterback Terry Baker, high on the national scene, accepted the Heisman Trophy at the Downtown Athletic Club after leading the Beavers to a strong season. He plans to rejoin Oregon State in Corvallis before the Liberty Bowl against Villanova, aiming for one workout prior to exams and the Philadelphia game date. Baker, a basketball scholar who joined OSU on that sport, is also a top NFL draft pick for the Los Angeles Rams.
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Hawks Davis Out of School For Next Season
Vic Davis, sophomore fullback for the Towa Hawkeyes, has canceled his university registration and will be ineligible to play next season. Athletic Director Forest Evashevski said a student who drops out must wait a calendar year and academic year before returning. Davis stood 6 feet 1 inch and 191 pounds and broke into the starting lineup late in the season from Dowagine, Michigan.
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Local high school basketball preview with rosters and early stats
The article outlines the Muskies and Knights teams with key players including Jim Kellenberger Jeté Gadient Steve Tullis John Loihl and Mike Seider for the Knights and Joe Dedder Neil Hitchcock John Hines Chuck Moody Tom Havemann for the Muskies. It notes recent results and injury impacts, with Hines sidelined by flu and a scout line about balanced MHS scoring and returning veterans from Wilton Beavers.
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Kilmer Hurt in Auto Mishap Near Belmont
49er halfback Bill Kilmer sustained a compound fracture of his right leg after his convertible left the Bayshore Freeway, struck a cement sign base, and slid 435 feet into a waterlogged gully. Rescuers pried him free and he received emergency care before hospital transfer. Doctors cautioned full evaluation was pending.
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Four Teams to Meet in Missouri Showcase Weekend
Top scorers include Nate Goodwin of Clarinda and Gary Poore of Clarinda, both named standout players. Clarinda carries a three game losing streak after a 77-10 win at MCC and road setbacks at Clinton and Keokuk, with 17 points in the losses. MCC hosts a special 6 30 p.m. preliminary and intramural all stars game before the varsity tilt. Full Little Six and conference schedules follow.
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Cubs Hubbs Named 1962 NL Rookie Of The Year
Ken Hubbs of the Chicago Cubs is named the National League Rookie of the Year for 1962 in a landslide, receiving 19 of 20 votes from the Baseball Writers Association of America. Hubbs set second base records for consecutive games without an error and chances, aided by a .260 average with five homers and 90 runs scored. He joined the Cubs after graduating from Colkey High School, following Billy Williams who won the award in 1961.
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