Loyola Stars, Bruins Triumph Highlight Rough Week for Top Teams
Loyola of Chicago faces a brutal slate with fifth-ranked Wichita, No 1 UCLA, No 12 St John’s, and No 9 Indiana in a key stretch after beating Wichita in OT and losing to UCLA. Loyola’s record dips as UCLAPulls away with Gail Goodrich’s 10 points in a 85 72 win. Wichita rebounds after beating Louisville and honors senior Dave Stallworth.
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Kennedy Delivers Witty Roast At Baseball Writers Dinner
U S Senator Robert Kennedy uses humor at the New York Chapter Baseball Writers Association awards, poking fun at Yogi Berra and Johnny Keane while lauding writers and baseball figures. Brooks Robinson, Elston Howard, Zach Wheat, and Jocko Conlan are honored with major awards.
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Feud grows between NBA coaches after Celtics win
Boston crushed the Knicks 123 to 95 as Red Auerbach and Knicks coach Red Gallatin traded sharp words. The clash followed Bill Russell's sixth foul and a late run, with Gallatin accusing Auerbach of arrogance and vowing to “rub his nose into the ground” in future matchups.
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Bowling Standings From Saturday Sunset League Highlights
Scores list top highs for teams including The Plugs, Slap Happy Four, Unpredictables, Sleepers, Lost Four, Strugglers, Night Owl League, Lucky Four, Salley Cats, PLee wer tgs, Pin Luggers, Side Swipers, The Bums, Alley Rats, Sunday High Teens, King Pins, Scatterbrains, The Bowl, Climbers, Deuces Wild, Cut Off Club, Downdrafts, The Rollers, Rollin Pins, Pin Heads, Grand Champion League teams BMA Insurance and Helen and Bills Cafe with players like Miller, Didde, Wright, Burroughs, Bell, Beckner, Kampschroeder, Garber, Reynolds, McDaniels, Kersley, Salb, Porter, Gumm, Bien, Hettler, Lewis, Richardson, Schultz.
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Bethany Presses Toward NAIA Bid With Two Wins
Bethany, the defending Kansas Conference champion, won two games to regain the loop lead as Fort Hays State beat Emporia State to tie Washburn, while St Benedict's College extended its 11 game streak. St Benedict's leads Kansas at 14-2 and Bethany at 12-2 as District 10 contemplates an NAIA representative.
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Braves On Beam To Down Baker Braves On Beam To Down Baker
Ottawa University snaps a five game skid with a 72 to 63 win over Baker at Wilson Field House. Sophomore forward Tony Verdi led Ottawa with 31 points while Dick Booth Bob Cole Duane Bissitt and Gary Harrison supported on offense and rebounding. Ottawa shot 45 percent, outrebounded Baker, and hit 12 of 13 free throws to secure the victory lifting the Braves toward .500 in the Kansas Conference.
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Patterson Fights Chuvalo In High Stakes Madison Square Garden Showdown
Floyd Patterson, 30, seeks a third heavyweight title against George Chuvalo of Toronto in a sellout 18,000 seat MSG bout. Patterson enters as a favorite but Chuvalo’s boastful record and hard hitting style raise the prospect of a slugging 12 round battle with possible championship implications. Patterson’s record stands at 41-4 with 31 knockouts. Chuvalo is 29-8 with 23 knockouts.
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