Pomonan Sets New "B" Vault Mark In Relays at Ottawa
Pomona’s Roger Shoemaker sparked Class B pole vault record efforts as Frontenac and Clyde led in relays and sprints at the Ottawa Relays on Cook Field. Fredonia topped Class A with 394 points while Spring Hill won Class B. Dennis Brown paced Class A with 12 ft 6 in pole vault and 22 ft 7.5 in broad jump as nine meet records fell across both classes.
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Workman Top Scorer in 1963 National College Basketball Championship
Nick Workman of Seton Hall wins the national scoring title with 29.5 points per game, 650 points in 22 games, edging NYU’s Barry Kramer by five points. Kramer finishes second at 29.3 on 675 points in 23 games. Green, Bradds, and Bradley follow. Lyle Harger leads in field goal percentage and Tommy Boyer in free throws. Paul Silas tops rebounds with 20.6 per game.
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Auto racer dies in Langhorne crash during dirt oval race
Langhorne Pa AP report details the death of a young driver during a USAC sanctioned dirt oval race. The fatal crash occurred as his auto flipped and caught fire, marking the season's first death in USAC events and Langhorne's track first fatality since Hugh Randall. The driver hoped to qualify for the Indianapolis 500 this year.
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Kentuckian Killed Driving Big Car First Time
A year-old Kentuckian was killed last July while driving a large car for the first time. The Sunday fatality was Bobby Marvin, 24, of Columbus Ohio a four year racing veteran who competed mainly in the Midwest.
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Missouri QB Mike Jones to undergo knee surgery
Missouri quarterback prospect Mike Jones will have knee surgery Tuesday after tearing knee cartilage in Friday practice. The injury could sideline him for the season and leaves Jones as the leading backup to Keith Weber for next season at the University of Missouri.
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