Bruins Start Strong Again With Sixth Straight Win
UCLA, ranked fourth, defeated Southern California 84 75 to extend its winning streak after a season opening loss to Illinois. Gail Goodrich led with 28 points as Walt Hazzard, now standout, graduated. Other top teams in AP top ten also won including Minnesota over Loyola Kentucky over St Louis and Davidson over Virginia. Clyde Lee paced Vanderbilt in a comeback win over Miami of Ohio. Brigham Young routed Ohio State 112 71 as John Fairchild scored 24.
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Virginia
Associated Press
Point Miami
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Ohio State
Provo
Utah
John Fairchild
McPherson Narrowly Falls to Wesleyan in Semi
Kansas Wesleyan edged McPherson 94 93 on two late free throws to reach the McPherson Invitational final. Jim Rash scored 36 for Wesleyan and George Czaplinski 34 for McPherson as other results set Sterling third, Phillips fifth, Bethel seventh, and Northwest Oklahoma State eighth. Emporia advanced with 82 60 over Sterling.
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Ron Magathan
Jim Rash
George Czaplinski
Rick Lindermanis
Ex-Athletes Come Back as Wichita State Coaches
Former Wichita State athletes Dick Johnson Bill Parcells and Gary Wyant were named assistant football coaches under head coach George Karras at Wichita State. Johnson will coach the offensive backfield Wyant the defensive backfield and Parcells the defensive line. Parcells was a Missouri Valley Conference champion and was drafted by the Detroit Lions.Wyant previously coached defense at UMass and worked with Karras in 1963.
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New Jersey
Detroit Lions
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Fole
Browns Re-sign Coach Blanton Collier to Three-Year Deal
Cleveland Browns president Art Modell announced a new three-year contract for head coach Blanton Collier, extending through 1967. Collier, 58, led the team to a 20 7 1 record over the past two seasons and eyes the NFL title game against the Baltimore Colts.
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Coaching Casualties Roil 1964 College Football Scene
The Associated Press reports seven year Indiana coach Phil Dickens resigns to lead Hoosier off campus activities, joining Navy UCLA Penn as major vacancy openings in 1965. Hardin Barnes Stiegman depart, NBC Chicago NCAA meet awaited for hires as other programs reshuffle.
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Missouri Intercollegiate tournament finals set in midwest action
Springfield State and Warrensburg State advanced to the MIAA finals in Rolla Missouri after decisive semi final wins. Springfield toppled Lincoln 100 to 84 led by Mathes 28 and Gant 27 while Warrensburg edged Pittsburg Kansas 68 to 65 as Pettit sparked a second half rally. Kirksville and Cape Girardeau meet in the consol final. Kirksville set a tournament scoring record earlier with a 115 to 77 win over Maryville State.
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St Louis Tops Kentucky 80 75 in Armed Zone Battle
St Louis defeated Kentucky 80 75 at home to extend its domination of Adolph Rupp’s teams. Sophomore Bob Cole sparked the win with 19 points, Rich Parks added 15, Pat Riley led Kentucky with 23 as Missouri Valley records improve to 35 10 against outside foes. The Bills led 65 63 after Cole’s go ahead jumper with 7 25 remaining.
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Boxing Results in Sacramento
Baby Vasquez of Mexico knocked out Joey Olguin in the 4th round at Sacramento. Olguin weighed 13414 pounds for the bout.
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Calif
Baby Vasquez
Mexico
Joey Olguin
Sacraemento
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