Buckeyes extend win streak to 15 with Purdue rout
Ohio State hammered Purdue 94 to 73 in Lafayette. Senior Mel Nowell scored 29 for the unbeaten Buckeyes, while Purdue star Terry Dischinger was held to 23 points, 10 on field goals, as John Havlicek limited Dischinger again in a rematch.
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Terry Dischinger
Purdue
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Dischinger
Lucas
Mel Garland
Mel Nowell
Boilermakers
John Havlicek
Purue
Columbus
Buckeyes
Wildcats Rally for Victory Over Ga Tech
Kentucky, ranked No. 2, overcame a slow start to beat Georgia Tech 71-62 in Atlanta. Cotton Nash scored 21 after a quiet first half as Kentucky ran its win streak to 13 games and improved to 3-0 in the SEC, while Tech slipped to 7-10 on the season with Mike Tomasovich pouring in 23 points.
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Georgia Tech
Cotton Nast
Kentucky
Tech
Nash
Wildcats
Mike Tomasovich
Althoug
Gene Brito on Critical List
Gene Brito former star defensive end for the Los Angeles Rams is on the critical list at Wadsworth General Hospital. The 35 year old has been at the Veterans Administration Hospital since last fall with a spinal cord nerve inflammation causing partial paralysis of arms and legs. He reported weakness after reporting for training at the Rams summer camp and dizziness prompting a hospital checkup.
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LOS Angeles
Gene Brito
Los Angeles Rams
Wadsworth General Hospital
Brito
Vetrans Administration
Rams
Inter-Community League Forms Youth Softball Circuit in Frederick
Frederick jarea leading efforts to build a stable youth softball league for ages 12-15 with six teams East Frederick Johnsville Bartonsville Carl l3on's Market Embassy Dairy and Fort Detrick. Next league meeting February 8. Maryland softball commissioner expected to attend to outline ASA rules.
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Harvey Showe Jr
Harvey
East Frederick
Johnsville
Bartonsville
Carll3on
Frederick YMCA Boys Swim Team Results at Chambersburg
Frederick YMCA boys won the Cadet Division and took multiple podiums across Senior Junior Prep and Cadet events at Chambersburg meets. Notable performances included Evans and Kupferberg in Senior events and Emmert Crum Delphey Rattie in Junior and Cadet relays, with Delphey Crum Emmert winning the 1200 Medley Relay.
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Crum
Oden
Emmert
Delphey
Rattie
Bohn
Rattie Crum
Hoffman
Mercer
Keller
Stoke City Fan to sue referee over Cup penalty ruling
A Stoke City supporter files suit against the match official who awarded a penalty that knocked Stoke City out of the FA Cup. The disputed spot kick gave Blackburn a 14 victory, with Cyril Cliff, a Stoke fan for three years, contesting the referee's decision as improper and declaring the Stoke claim legitimate.
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Stoke-On-Trent
England
Blackburn
Stoke City
Cyril Cliff
Stoke
Blue Devils Move To 6th In Cage Poll
Duke climbs to sixth in the AP major college basketball poll after an 82 68 win over Wake Forest. The victory ties Duke with North Carolina for the ACC lead as Duquesne falls to seventh after a 80 66 win over La Salle. Ohio State leads with a 14 0 record.
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Associated Press
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Blue Devils
Wake Forest
North Carolina
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la Salle
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Bradley
Mississippi State
Mrs Violet Bidwell Wolfner Dies in Florida
Mrs Violet Bidwell Wolfner 62 chairwoman of the board of the St Louis Cards and treasurer of Chicago Sportsman Park died Monday in a Florida doctor’s office where she sought virus treatment. Funeral plans for Chicago Friday. Survivors include three sons Charles Bidwill Jr. Chicago William Bidwill St Louis Jack Wolfner St Louis a daughter Mrs Anthony Aratoli Mobile 16 grandchildren. Wings Get Help Detroit Up Parker MacDonald recalled from Hershey farm club.
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S. Louis
Chicago
Sportsman Park
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Walter
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Wolfners
Wilmette
St John s at Walkersville leads crowded county hoops slate
Frederick hosts Bel Air as 12 schoolboy basketball teams swing into action for county class B crown. Highlights include St John s at Walkersville, Brunswick seeking class B title at Middletown, and a 4A bid tied to Brunswick’s win. Round includes Poolesville at Maryland School for the Deaf and Tubman at Lincoln.
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Poolesville
Maryland School For the Deaf
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Mt. Airy
St. John's
Walkersville
Tubman
Lincoln
Robert Peary
Jed Laird
Jim Calcutt
DeAngelous
Bobcats
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Dave A Ayersman
Dick Bayles
Tom Caulliflower
Jerry Reid
Homer Brooks
Middletown
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Knights
Thurmont
Paul Gaither
Quint
Lions
Saints
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St. Joseph's
Martinsburg
Politics May Hinder Skiing Championship
In Bern Switzerland AP report says the Alpine world skiing championships set for Chamonix France February 10 may be canceled if East German athletes cannot obtain French visas or temporary travel documents. Western Allies withhold papers in response to East German movement restrictions in Berlin since August 13.
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Switzerland
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Chamonix
France
Marc Hodler
International Ski Federation
U.S
Colorado Springs
Cols
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
West Berlin
NATO
Maryland Terps Set Three ACC Football Records in 1961
Maryland, led by Gary Collins, set three ACC records including 12 touchdown passes caught 74 receptions and 1182 yards on pass plays. John Hannigan tied a conference mark with five field goals in a season and perfect extra points. Tom Brown posted eight interceptions and tied the single game record with three interceptions against Air Force.
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N.C
University of Maryland
Gary Collins
Terps
Eeecane
ACC
Maryland
John Hannigan
Tom Brown
Air Force Academy
Coleman sheds bucket foot flaw to lift Reds offense
Cincinnati first baseman Gordon Coleman, once labeled a hitter with his foot in the bucket, says he corrected the swing flaw with Dick Lister's coaching. His improved hitting, including success against Warren Spahn in early meetings, helped the Reds win the National League pennant.
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al Simmons
Cincinnati Reds
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Coleman
Ino
John Temple
Cleveland
Cal McLish
Billy Martin
Dick Lister
Philadelphia Phillies
George Sisler
Pittsburgh
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Spahn
Fred Hutchison
Mikenike to Race in Bowie's George Washington Stakes
Mikenike, a top two year old from New England, is nominated to Bowie’s $10,000 George Washington Stakes on February 24 as a stepping stone to the $30,000 Governor’s Gold Cup on March 17. Sweet Evenin’ is also nominated. both will renew their rivalry after recent clashes at Pimlico and Narra gansett. Nominations for Bowie’s first four stakes in the 40 day meeting close soon.
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Romeo Delorme
Mikenike
New England
Joan Son
Nail
Narragansett
Maryland
Pimlico
Will of Iron
Sweet Evenin
Smart
George Washington
Anthony P. Fabrizi
Skaters May Get Expense Paid Trip to Moscow
American speed skaters Ed Rudolph of Northbrook Illinois and Panui Nelson of Minneapolis may receive travel expenses covered to Moscow for the World Speed Skating Championships next month. They train in Norway at their own expense and aim to show enough to warrant funding. An Olympic official noted the U S Skating Union normally handles travel, but funds may be found in this case. Also listed are college basketball results from Ohio State Purdue and others.
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Ed Rudolph
Panui
Nelson i
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Ympic Committee
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Northbrook
Frl
Nelson
Minneapolis
Horten
U. S
Snell Seeks Half Mile Record After Mile Breakthrough
Peter Snell 22, of New Zealand, aims for the 880 yards world mark next Saturday at Lancaster Park Christchurch after shaving 0.1 from Herb Elliott’s mile record with a 3 54.4 on a grass track in Wanganui. He believes faster track and peak fitness will help him reach 1 46.8 for the half mile as fields include NCAA champ John Bork and AAU half mile winner Jim Dupree.
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New Zealand
Peter Snell
Lancaster Park
Christchurch
Snell
Herb Elliott
Cooke Gardens
Wanganui
Tom Courtney
Hamilton
Courtney
Los Angeles
John Bork
Miami (Ohio) University
Ernie Cunliffe
Fort Oxnard
Calif
Stanford
Jim Dupree
Southern Illinois University
G.F. Philpott
Carry Back to Run in Cap on Wednesday
Carry Back the 1961 Kentucky Derby winner makes his winter debut in the Palm Beach Handicap at Hialeah fielding tough opposition. Intentionally Globemaster Yorky and Beau Admiral among probables. Carry Back has 124 pounds, raceday lineup also includes Ambro poise Gyro Merry Ruler Editorialist Winonly Glass House Gordian Knot Rideabout Cuvier Relic.
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Carry Back
Florida
Palm Beach
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Beau Admiral
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