Braves Face Tall Missouri Opponents In Cape Girardeau
The Ottawa University Braves travel to Cape Girardeau to face Southeast Missouri State College in a road test after losses to Arkansas State and Missouri School of Mines. Cape Girardeau features 6-7 players Jere Huss and Bob Lutsch, plus 6-1 star Carl Ritter who previously scored 21.4 PPG. The Braves, after guard work on free throws improved at Rolla, hope for a stronger scoring night before Christmas.
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Wally Lemm Named AFL Coach of the Year
Associated Press reports Wally Lemm of the Houston Oilers was voted AFL coach of the year by AP sportswriters and casters. He led a nine game win streak after taking over, guiding Houston to the Eastern Division title and a Dec 24 title game with the Chargers. Lemm revived the Oilers with George Blanda at quarterback and targets Charlie Hennigan Billy Cannon and Bill Groman.
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Speer Named to Kemper Athletic Honor Society
William L. Speer of Ottawa was named to Kemper Military School's Athletic Honor Society. He received a certificate from athletic director John B. Gaddis during a ceremony before the corps of cadets. The society includes Kemper's top 33 athletes who meet academic and military standards.
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End AAU War With NCAA Says New Leader Fisher
HIGH POINTS NC AP Lou J Fisher, new AAU president, urges a reunion with the NCAA to resolve differences and avoid harming athletes and the Olympic program. He emphasizes collaboration to train athletes for the 1964 Olympics and notes two main causes of the breach tied to AAU dominance of U.S. amateur basketball policy. He mentions a proposed Basketball Council of the U.S. to unify major groups and select a single international federation representative.
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Nagel Interviewed for Nebraska Football Job
Wichita AP Ray Nagel Utah coach was interviewed by William Dye Nebraska athletic director candidate for Nebraska job. Dye plans talks with four or five head coaches as replacement for Bill Jennings. Nagel noted for Utah’s mixed 1958 60s record and ties to UCLA Oklahoma and Chicago Cardinals. Wichita seeking coach to replace Hank Feldberg. athletic director post open.
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Tippy) Dye
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College Basketball Scores From East St John’s to Richmond
East St John’s beat Saint Joseph’s 92 to 64 and LaSalle defeated Penn 69 to 57. Villanova edged St Francis 64 to 57 while Princeton beat Rutgers 81 to 65. Army won 57 to 54 over Boston University Seton Hall 81 to 79 over Rider and South Georgia Tech 57, Baylor 44. Centenary trailed 4, Richmond 69.
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Hornung Named Most Valuable Player of NFL
FT. RILEY Kan AP Paul Hornung was named the NFL Most Valuable Player by an Associated Press panel. He scored 146 points to win the scoring title for the third straight year, though he missed two games while in the Army. Hornung will take a six day leave starting Dec 27, with the Packers meeting the Giants for the NFL championship on Dec 31.
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Missouri Tigers roll past Tennessee in Knoxville
Big Eight action sees Missouri beat Tennessee 86 61 in Knoxville on the first leg of a southern swing, with Ken Doughty and Bruce Mills scoring 20 each. Howard Garrett left with a knee injury early in the first half. Wyoming edged Nebraska 71 70 at Laramie as Nebraska failed to overcome a late rally. Colorado plays Cincinnati in Cincinnati and Oklahoma State hosts Colorado State in Stillwater.
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Husker Leading Scorer Edges Teammate by One Point
Nebraska's leading scorer tallied 19 points, just one more than teammate Tommy Russell. Curt Jimerson of Wyoming poured in 34 points, exploding past the Huskers.
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Pepperdine Dropping Football After 16 Years
Pepperdine University will discontinue the football program immediately after 16 seasons. Officials cited rising costs with gate receipts this year around 1,000 dollars while 31,000 dollars were spent on the program, following the University of San Diego in Southern California to drop football.
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