Boxing on TV Faces Change in 1964
The article discusses TV boxing’s impact and a looming shift in 1964 as ABC may drop boxing from its schedule. Promoters and experts lament the move but predict continued Garden boxing and potential new TV formats, while top fighters still earn substantial guaranteed sums.
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American Broadcasting Co
Gillette
ABC
ABC Gillette
the Garden
Garden
Harry Markson
Giants Favored by Some Opponents in NFL Title Pick
Four coaches who faced both the Bears and Giants split on Sunday's NFL title game at Wrigley Field. Jack Christiansen says Giants will win citing offense and Tittle. Parker and Skorich hedge on weather with snow and wind favoring the Bears in normal conditions. Don Shula declines to pick.
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NEW York
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Wrigley Field
Giants
Bears
Jack Christiansen
San Francisco 49Ers
49Ers
Buddy Parker
Pittsburgh
Nick Skorich
Philadelphia
Parker
Skorich
Eagles
Don Shula
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Christiansen
Y. A
NFL
Chicago
New ‘York
Tittle
Cincy Lone Team Not In Tourney
The article notes Cincinnati is absent from the NCAA field while top teams like Loyola Chicago Kentucky Michigan UCLA NYU Vanderbilt and Davidson head to various holiday tournaments. Loyola meets Georgetown in Philadelphia. Kentucky plays Loyola of New Orleans. Michigan and UCLA face Yale and Penn respectively. Vanderbilt meets Memphis State. Davidson faces Penn in Charlotte.
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Cincinnati
Bearcats
Loyola of Chicago
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Georgetown
Kentucky
Loyola of New Orleans
Michigan
UCLA
NYU
Wolverines
Violets
Bruins
Yale
Vanderbilt
Memphis State
Davidson
Penn
Sugar Bowl ta lk and AP top ten college basketball recap
The Ottawa Herald notes Duke faces Auburn in the Sugar Bowl while Oregon State opens against LSU in Portland. AP poll shows Loyola ahead with 405 points, Michigan 360, UCLA 316, and Cincinnati, Vanderbilt, Davidson climbing while Duke slips after loss to Michigan. NYU drops after overtime loss to Wagner. Top ten listed with point totals and votes.
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Duke
Auburn
Oregon State
Portland
Ore
Louisiana State
Loyola
Wildcats
Michigan
Associated Press
Chicago
Kentucky
UCLA
Cincinnati
Vanderbilt
Davidson
Oregon
State
NYU
McAuley High’s last second miscue costs win
McAuley High School in Joplin led 71-71 with one second left after a high throw in elation went awry. Officials ruled the ball hit a rafter, resetting to one second and giving St. Agnes of Springfield a chance. Mueller’s out of bounds pass led to a tying basket and overtime, where St. Agnes prevailed 78-76 after McAuley fouls left them with four players.
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Mcauley High School
McAuley
St. Agnes of
Springfield
St. Agnes
Larry Mueller
Ottawa area listings and sponsors for high school meeting group
A fragmented OCR listing shows multiple local businesses and organizations with high priority times and numbers, including OTTAWA SAVINGS, LEE'S CAFE, OTTAWA BOWL, K OF C posts, MILLER'S, ROYAL LANES, ROBERTSON MOTOR CO, DENGEL AND SON, HUBBARD LUMBER, MOBILE HOMES SERVICE, McCRACKEN ELECTRIC, FIRST NATIONAL BANK, HELEN AND BILL'S CAFE, and Schultz entries, each with 10 30 or 10 30-like markers and associated names, codes, and figures.
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Burress
Royal Tlanes
Collins
Robertson Motor CO
Spain
Martin
Morelet
Kramer
Wassmer
Dengel and Son
Dengel
Ogle
Hubbard Lumber
Jones
Mobile Homes Service
McFaDden
McCracken Electric
Tucker
Flinsbaugh
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Lowrance
First National Bank
Brown
Domnanish
Helen and
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Frisco Coach Is Given New Life
Frisco coach Jack Christiansen is reappointed head coach of the San Francisco 49ers, with the club backing him to rebuild. Morabito cited health as the delay and noted no other candidate was considered after a 2.9 record under Christiansen. Christiansen, a former Lions star, has signed top draftees George Mira, Dave Parks, and Vern Burke.
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Jack Christiansen
San Francisco 49Ers
49Ers
Christiansen
Vic Morabito
Chris
Red Hickey
Morabito
Colorado State
Sive
Detroit Lions
George Mira
Dave Parks
Vern Burke
College Basketball Scores Snapshot from 90s Era Slate
Cincinnati beat Kansas State 90 72 while Ohio State topped Houston 79 62. Utah State defeated Bradley 95 90, Creighton 92 72 over New Mexico St. in a high scoring card. Kansas 64 6t Brigham Young 94, Purdue 61, Alabama 75, Army 100 70, Yale 97 85 Tulane.
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Kansas State
Ohio State
Houston
Utah State
Bradley
Utah
New Mexico
Creighton
Nevada
Colorado St
Purdue
Florida State
Tulsa
Louisville
Carolina
Alabama
Howard
Ala
Army
American U
Yale
Tulane
Cowboys set scoring mark in tight Stillwater win
They defeated Los Angeles State 92-88 on Monday night in Stillwater and earlier beat Long Beach State 91-66, breaking a 1945 mark. Kim King scored 31 and Larry Hawk 22 as Kansas State energy tops the Big Eight. Willie Murrell tied the game late for K State before Cincinnati paused with 14 seconds left. Stan Ford's team edged Kansas in overtime as Harry Gibson led with 15 points.
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Los Angeles State
Iba
Kim ‘King
Larry Hawk
Cincinnati
Willie ‘Murrell
Kistate
Cincy
Bonham
Wileson
Bearcats
Kansas
George Unseld
Jayhawks
Stanford
Harry Gibson
Unseld
Steve Renko
Surprises in Sports and the Allure of Winning
A sports columnist argues that cheating and sudden revelations by stars like Frank Ramsey and Sandy Koufax reflect a money driven culture that already prizes victory above all. The piece notes a national backlash to Ramsey’s admission and questions what such disclosures say about modern athletics and values.
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Yale
Morning Mail
Frank Ramsey
Sandy Koufax
Ramsey
Sports Illustrated
Koufax
Ireland
Good Used 16 Inch Tires On Sale Now
Gilliland's Vulcanizing in Ottawa Centropolis recap of Route 4 offers good used 16 inch tires while stock lasts with ongoing specials and local shop pricing.
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Gilliland
Ottawa
Centropolis
Gordie Howe Named Canada's Male Athlete of the Year
Detroit Red Wings star Gordie Howe was chosen by 154 writers and broadcasters in a Canadian Press poll as Canada's Male Athlete of the Year. Howe surpassed Maurice Richard to set a new career goals record during the honors process.
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Gordie Howe
Detroit Red Wings
Canada
Howe
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