Buffs Remain Undefeated After ASU Thrashing 93-70
Colorado climate shifts as the Buffaloes roll past Arizona State 93-70 in Boulder despite two regulars sidelined by injuries. Bob Joyce leads with 22 points, while Rich Froistad nets a season high 22 in the win. Regulars Saunders Sparks Parsons miss game. Iowa State tops Utah State 77-68 in Ames. Kansas navigates road trip losses and injury to Lochmann affects lineup plans.
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Sparks
George Parsons
Buffs
Bob Joyce
Mike Frink
Rich Froistad
Town State
Utah State
Lewis Leads Ottawa To Victory Over 10881
Bob Lewis scored 43 points to lift Ottawa American Legion town team to a 10881 win, the fourth straight. Ottawa built a 14 point halftime lead and pulled away in the third quarter with 15 points from Lewis aided by Don Higgins and Tom Chappell, while Gary Prager added 22 and Bill Jensen and Cinco ins 16 each.
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College Basketball Results From Regions And Ranges
A compilation of numerous college basketball scores across regions. Notable results include Duke 77 over South Carolina 70 and Indiana 110 defeating Detroit 92. Other games feature Louisiana Tech, Memphis State, Baylor, Maryland, Clemson, Utah State, Creighton, Drake, Colorado, Arizona State, and Seattle among the listed matchups.
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Furman
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Creighton
Iowa
Indiana
Detroit
Redskin Coach Wins Broad Authority for 1964
Washington AP Bill McPeak was rehired as coach and general manager with power to spend freely on players and to make changes to build a winner. The move marks a sharp shift from George Preston Marshall who held tight control and even called plays from his box. Marshall’s health prompted three directors to seek court appointment to handle his affairs.
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Bill McPeak
George Preston Marshall
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Redskins
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Redskin
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Edward Bennett Williams
Milton King
DeOrsey
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King
Jack Kent Cooke
Los Angeles Sportsman
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Appleton Named Best Lineman of 1963
Appleton, Texas senior and middle guard, won the AP poll with eight votes over Dick Butkus for the outstanding college football lineman honor. Teammate Gordon Roberts, a junior tackle, aided his defense while earning praise from coach Darrell Royal as Texas posted a 10-0 season.
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Illinois
Dick Butkus
Nebraska
Bob Brown
Darrell Royal
Saturday Fun League Scores From The Splits-4 Meet
Unpredictables and Teasers lead a busy lanes card with high games and series listed for teams across the Saturday Fun League. Standouts include Robertson, Horn, Heathman, Toumberlin, Sauer, Bowmen, Heckman, Salb, Hughes, Mudrick, Bell, Bell, Allen, Shisler, Crane, Doman, Reneau, Speer, Lewis, Brandon, and Ferguson among others.
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Boozer and Egan Joined New York Knicks in Trade
New York Knicks acquire Bob Boozer and Johnny Egan in a three club deal with Cincinnati Royals and Detroit Pistons. Boozer, 6 foot 8, former Kansas State star, and Egan, 6 foot guard and play-maker, bolster Knicks as they seek restored prestige in the NBA.
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Staubach Tops AP Backfield Voters For 1963 Honors
Roger Staubach Navy quarterback and Heisman winner was voted the outstanding college backfield performer of 1963 by 107 AP panelists. He led Navy to 1 890 total offense yards and a Cotton Bowl bid, with a 67.3 percent completion rate. Other top vote getters included Billy Lothridge Don Trull Sherman Lewis Jimmy Sid Mel Renfro and Gayle Sayers.
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Associated Press
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Gayle Sayers
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George Bork
Mllnois State
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Allon
Lothridge
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Loyola of Chicago Repeats No 1 in AP Poll After Close Wins
Loyola of Chicago again tops the AP poll as experts favor the Ramblers by a wide margin. UCLA Toledo and Davidson enter the Top Ten, Kentucky Michigan Cincinnati rise, NYU drops, Duke slips, and several others fall from the list after a week of mixed results.
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Murrell Tops Big 8 Scoring Again With 20 Point Average
Kansas State star Willie Murrell leads the Big Eight with a 20.0 point per game average for the second straight week. Oklahoma’s Farrell Johnson falls to 18.0 while Jim Davis of Colorado and Jim Gatewood of Oklahoma share third at 17.5. Newcomers Rich Froistad Iowa State and Norm Saunders Colorado tie for 13th at 13.8. Oklahoma’s Willie Wilson ranks seventh at 16.7, while other top scorers include Unseld Kansas and Price Missouri at 16.0 each.
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Farrell Johnson
Oklahoma
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Colorado
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Missour
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Carey
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Norm Saunders
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George Unseld
Kansas
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Roger Suttner
Larry Hawk
Oklahoma State
Harold Cobrun
Nebraska
Butch Roberts
Mira Falls Short In Bid For Passing Title Lead
In New York AP reports Miami quarterback George Mira staged a dramatic second half rally against Alabama but could not overtake Baylor’s Don Trull for the national passing leader. Final NCAA stats show Mira two completions and two air yards short of the top mark.
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George Mira
Alabama
Baylor
Don Trull
Naional Collegiate Athletic Bureau
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