Barbering World Champion Returns to Chair in Innsbruck
Speed skater Terry McDermott, newly married, is back at his barber shop next week after winning America's first gold medal of the Winter Olympics in the 500 meters. He will skip the longer races, saying there are payments to make. McDermott, from Essexville, Michigan, shaved through four Russians in about 40 seconds on Monday to end Russia's grip on Olympic speed skating, breaking Evgeny Grishin's record. He works in Bay City with his uncle, trimming hair for $1.75 a head when not chasing titles.
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Wichita Defeats Chicago Loyola in 1964 college game
Wichita Wheatshockers beat Chicago Loyola 65-60 for their 11th straight win, improving to 17-3 with six regular season games left. Dave Stallworth scored 16, Ernie Moore 24 for Wichita while Vic Rouse led Loyola with 17 as both teams contended in AP Top Ten context. Other top results include Davidson over William and Mary and Providence over Bagtag.
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Kansas
Lehigh
Columbia
Packers Pleased With Draft Results In AFL Trade War
Green Bay Packers chief talent scout Pat Peppler says the team remains pleased with their NFL draft haul despite losing three high picks to the AFL. The club, national champions two seasons ago, signed 10 of 23 picks, lost four in trades, and awaits six junior eligibles to complete the draft picture.
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College Basketball Scores Roundup From Several Games
Texas A&M defeated Baylor 83 to 58 while Arkansas State beat Arlington 82 to 76. Colby routed New Hampshire 98 to 72 and Rice topped Arkansas 76 to 63. SMU beat Texas 176 to 74 in overtime. Texas Tech won 90 to 74 against TCU. Wake Forest beat South Carolina 92 to 66. Furman defeated Clemson 66 to 58. Wichita beat Chicago Loyola 65 to 60. Eardley led Marquette to 81 73 win over Missouri 59 to 58. Lehigh edged Columbia 56 to 53 and VMI beat George Washington 94 to 75.
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Melvern Beats Pomona In Low Scoring Clash
Melvern defeated Pomona 47 to 42 after trailing 32 27 at halftime. Pomona led 39 98 late in the third before Melvern outscored 9 3 in the final quarter. Richard Altic led Pomona with 20 points, all in the first half. both teams hit 18 field goals as Melvern used 11 free throws to Pomona's 6.
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Warriors Spread NBA Lead Over Pistons in Rout
The Warriors dominated Detroit 125 86 to seize control of the Western Division race. Wilt Chamberlain scored 38 points as San Francisco built a massive 39 point margin while holding Detroit to 11 in the first quarter and 18 in the final period. St Louis lost to Boston 113 101 in New York, and Baltimore edged New York 137 134 in overtime.
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Bowling Scores From City Leagues and Local Businesses
A compilation of bowling scores across city leagues and business-sponsored teams including MARACAIBO OILCO OTASCO OTTAWA TIMES TROUTS SOUTHPAWS and OTTAWA PACKERS. Notable high games include Jackson 215 and Beets 214 while team tallies feature Bennett and Peterson among others.
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Additional Awards For Winter Olympics
The Americans at the Winter Olympics create spoof awards after ceremonies with mock honors. Top picks include Tightest ski pants awarded to Liv Jagge of Norway for striking attire, Prettiest hair style to Barbi Henneberger of Germany, Best protest lodger to Bob Beattie, Most consistent competitors to South Korean cross-country skiers, and Most fascinating non spectators to an international set at Innsbruck.
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Navy Fullback Pat Donnelly stars in Army Navy clash
Fullback Pat Donnelly of Navy rushed 17 times for 103 yards and scored all three midshipmen touchdowns as Navy defeated Army 21 to 15 in the classic game.
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Boxers Jimmy and Joey Archer Mirror Rival Roles
New York boxing scene features Jimmy Archer, 29, as manager to his brother Joey, 26, who fights toward a Giardello title shot. Joey holds a 38-1 record, ranked No 2 by the World Boxing Association and Ring magazine, with a Madison Square Garden bout against Holly Mims set. Meanwhile the Los Angeles Angels schedule 13 exhibition games at Palm Springs base in March and early April.
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