Extend Contract For Penn Coach With 8-19 Mark
Philadelphia The University of Pennsylvania extended the contract of football coach John Stiegman to December 1, 1965. The move comes a year ahead of the expiring deal amid speculation of a policy review of a coach’s performance. Stiegman, who succeeded Steve Sebo, has eight wins and nineteen losses in three seasons.
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Pro Basketball NBA Monday Results and Upcoming Games
Associated Press recap lists Monday results including Detroit 109 Chicago 190 and Chicago 108 Pittsburgh 107 in overtime. It notes scheduled Wednesday games Chicago at Cincinnati Boston at New York St Louis at Boston New York at Detroit Syracuse at Los Angeles and Philadelphia at Long Beach Pittsburgh at Oakland Chicago at Kansas City plus multiple mismatched venue notes.
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Miami Honey Boy Whitey Stops Edwards in Panama Bout
In Panama City a boxing match saw MIAMI-Honey Boy Whitey, 145, from Washington DC, defeat Jose Edwards, 1% in Panama. London fighter Jackie Brown, 120A Scotland, outpointed Qrizx Obli Asia, 120, Nigeria, 15, in a separate bout.
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Ohio State Buckeyes Lead AP Poll With Easy Win
Ohio State, unbeaten, remains the nation's No. 1 team in the AP poll after a 76-69 payday over West Virginia. Cincinnati grabbed 449 points to hold first, with Duke second and Ohio State third after Duke edged past them for the second spot.
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National Hockey League Schedule Ahead
The Associated Press reports no games on Monday and Tuesday with Wednesday’s matchup pitting New York against Chicago, outlining the slate for the league midweek.
Drake Rolls to 4-0 While Others Suffer First Losses
Drake Bulldogs extended their win streak to four with a 33 point victory over Iowa State as Billy Hahn led with 33 points and Ray Quinn added 16. Iowa State’s Gary Kleven topped their scoring with 12 as St Louis beat Iowa 65-48 and Nebraska defeated State College 78-59. St Mary's edged St Ambrose 74-72 on a late shot, with Arl Williams and Frank Meekins contributing critical baskets.
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Conference Scores and Upsets From Early Season Slate
Basketball results show Kansas topping Wyoming 46 75, Detroit beating Xavier 57 93, Marquette 72 Kansas State 7 , Loyola 107 Wis-Milkee 47, Bradley 79 Murray Ky 78 St Louis 65 Town 58 Southern 1 63, Oklahoma 6% Creighton 90, W Texas State, Far West Seattle 109 Tennessee State 7i Utah 63, Oklahoma City 52, Regis 79 Hardin-Simmons 54.
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Indiana State Upsets Wisconsin On 87 86 Thriller
Indiana State’s John Robbins powered a upset over Wisconsin 87 to 86 on the Badgers’ home court. Robbins scored 22 with 18 in the second half as the Sycamores erased a 19 point deficit, Ken Siebel led Wisconsin with 25 points.
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Two Undefeated Teams In Hayes League Standoff
In the Hayes Independent Basketball League two teams remain unbeaten after Hunter's TV thumped Jake's Market 80 to 44. Monday's action saw Thatcher Glass tie for third with a 58 to 34 win over Ina Mae's Hunter's, which led 35 to 2 at halftime. Scorers included Lee Maurath and Larry Manley with 15 each for Hunter's. Thatcher's Larry Kuhlenbeck 18 and Bob Steele 14.
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New York and Nebraska plan to stage the Gotham Bowl at Yankee Stadium next Saturday despite financial worries and a newspaper strike. Organizer Bob Curran rented the stadium and ordered 125 wrist watches for officials. Nebraska AD Tippy Dye backs the event, planning 11 a.m. EST kickoff and an estimated 30,000 crowd. Miami relies on All-America QB George Mira as its season continues. Nebraska posted an 8-2 mark.
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Baker Sets Second Highest Yardage Mark In Grid History
National figures place Oregon State quarterback Terry Baker second to Drake’s Johnny Bright with 2,276 total offense yards in 1962. Baker passed for 1,738 and ran 538, plus 156 points. Eldon Fortie and Pat McCarthy also appear in top totals among 1962 leaders. JV Muscatine falls 38-32 to Towa City with Manley leading scorers.
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