Big Eight Race Opens With Key Early Showdowns
Associated Press report previews Big Eight conference games led by Colorado defending titleholders opening at Kansas. Kansas seeks streak continuation behind Ellison and Unseld while Colorado counters with Charlton and Davis. Other matchups include Missouri at Oklahoma and Oklahoma State hosting Iowa State. tense tossups loom as teams chase early league momentum.
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Kansas
Kansas State
Kansas City
K-State
Town State
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Buffs
Nolen Ellison
K State
George Unseld
Ken Charlton
Jim Davis
Milt Mueller
Davis
Charlton
Unseld
Iowa State
Bob Vanatta
Mizzou
Sooners
Bob Stevens
Senior Bowl and Bowl Games Spotlight College and Pro Players
The Associated Press details eight post season football bowls this week from Florida to Hawaii. Senior Bowl at Mobile features North vs South with 50 collegians. Challenge Bowl at Corpus Christi pairs Southwest Conference stars against others. NFL Playoff Bowl in Miami pits Eastern vs Western runners up. Hula Bowl in Honolulu and Crusade Bowl in Baltimore showcase stars and NFL draft picks. Winners earn 800 dollars each in Senior and Challenge Bowls, 45-7 regular season rematch looms Steelers vs Lions, telecasts on Channel 4 5 13 and 1 p.m. Ottawa time.
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Florida
Hawaii
Mobile
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Corpus Christi
Tex
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Detroit Lions
Honolulu
Baltimore
Ottawa
Steelers
Lions
Pittsburgh
Pat Richter
Wisconsin
Dave Robinson
Penn State
Bobby Bell
Minnesota
Don Brumm
Purdue
George Saimes
Michigan State
Jerry Stovall
LSU
Johnny Treadwell
Texas
Ron VanderKelen
Sonny Gibbs
Texas Christian
Los Angeles
San Diego
College Basketball Scores Summary St Bonaventure Upset Belmont Abbey
A busy list of college results shows St Bonaventure 88 over Belmont Abbey 56 and Iowa 70 over Delaware 64, Temple 52 over Manhattan 79, Syracuse 68 over Lafayette 74, Lehigh 64 over Dartmouth 58, Boston College 50 over Fordham 78, Fairfield 65, and more across the noon slate. Notable mismatches include West Virginia 86 over VMI 74 and Richmond 112 over The Citadel 98.
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New York
Iowa
Delaware
Temple
Manhattan
Syracuse
Lafayette
Lehigh
Dartmouth
Boston College
Fordham
Fairfield
Massachusetts
American Intl
Miami, Fla
St. John’s N.Y
West Virginia
VMI
Richmond
the Citadel
Florida State
Chattanooga
Georgetown
D.C
Balt
Loyola
Clemson
Georgia
William Mary
Furman
Pro Basketball Thursday Result: New York Defeats Syracuse 123 to 115
New York beat Syracuse 123 to 115 in Thursday pro basketball action. Other games listed include Boston at Los Angeles and San Francisco at Cincinnati with additional matchups noted for Thursday and Saturday across New York Chicago and Utica venues.
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Syracuse
Boston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
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Detroit
Chicago
Utica
N.Y
Nicklaus Palmer Lead Star Packed 1963 Los Angeles Open
In Los Angeles the $50,000 Los Angeles Open opens the 1963 tour with a star field led by Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Phil Rodgers. The 72 hole event runs through Monday as the midwinter season kickoff returns.
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Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
South Africa
Phil Rodgers
Illicit Pep Pills Seized In Mail Scam In Oklahoma
A Hockerville family found 10 000 illicit pep pills worth 2500 sent through the mails. Investigators say victims unknowingly received the package with a Kansas City return address, prompting a sheriff’s warning and a lookout for two men who questioned the residents. The pills arrived at the Hockerville post office on a Sunday as the family was alerted by Baxter Springs, Kansas, andOttawa County officials.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Kane
Jim Cunningham
Ottawa County
Cunningham
Hocker Ville
Baxter Springs
Kan
Ottawa Bowl Shuts Doors at 4154 N Main
Ottawa Bowl at 4154 North Main Street closes after years of service. The site lists contact CH 29741 and highlights a final closure announcement to patrons and leagues. Local bowling community notes loss of a long time neighborhood venue.
Bowling Beets Leads With 614 For Conrad's Painters
Al Beets rolled a 614 series on lines 217 177 220 at Royal T Lanes to pace Conrad's Painters to a 2 2 split with Brown's Hardware and a 2 617 pin team total. The AFC League results show Conrad's in the lead for the third straight week, with other league scores listed including V Foster 505 in the Thursday Night Ladies and Ottawa Bowl league mentions.
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Painters
Brown's Hardware
V. Foster
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Towner
S. Beautyland
Bond Cleaners
Mann-Bell
Bienie’s
Pirates lineup poised to be best in Brown era
PITTSBURGH AP Joe L Brown says the 1963 Pittsburgh Pirates will be the best in his seven years as GM. He cites six starters after trades sending Groat Stuart and Hoak away and adding Cardwell Goray Schwall Savage. The Pirates pen the potential depth with Friend McBean Francis Gibbon, plus Face Haddix Sturdivant Law Veale Priddy and others.
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Pittsburgh
Joe L. Brown
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Yankees
Brown
Dick Groat
St. Louis
Dick Stuart
Boston
Don Hoak
Philadelphia
Don Cardwell
Julio Goray
Don Schwall
Ted Savage
Phils
Cardwell
Schwall
Danny
Danny Murtaugh
Bob Friend
al McBean
Earl Francis
Joe Gibbon
Roy Face
Harvey Haddix
Tom Sturdivant
Vernon Law
Bob Veale
Bob Priddy
Steers Released as ABL Hope Fades in KC
Kansas City Steers president Ken Krueger released the team’s players and abandoned efforts to revive the American Basketball League. He plans to pursue an NBA franchise for Kansas City, while ex-Steers like Maurice King Larry Staverman Bill Bridges and Gene Tormohlen draw NBA interest. Bridges led ABL with 29.2 points per game and 437 rebounds, as Saperstein touted the Steers as league champions with a 22 9 record.
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National Basketball Association
Abe Saperstein
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Maurice King
Larry Staverman
Frank Lane
Chicago Zephyrs
Chicago
Bill Bridges
Gene Tormohlen
St. Louis Hawks
Bridges
University of Kansas
Win Wilfong
University of Missouri
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Wilfong
Connie Hawkins
Pittsburgh Rens
Bill Spivey
Long Beach
Staverman
Fred Lacour
Oakland
Saperstein
Musial Signs 22nd Card Contract Amid Busy Bowl Profits
Stan Musial, age 42, signed his 22nd contract with the St. Louis Cardinals, signaling potential Year 23. The slugger, who hit .330 last season, aims to stay year to year, noting better form and a goal of 100 games. The deal totals about $65,000 this year, lifting career earnings to around $1.25 million. In college football bowls, SEC teams shared profits with Alabama LSU and Mississippi each well over $100,000, Florida about $90,000, and Georgia Tech about $85,000 while Wisconsin and Southern California split bowls with no extra SEC windfall.
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Raiders Win Draft Rights to Heisman Winner Terry Baker
Oakland Raiders obtain a chance to sign Heisman Trophy recipient Terry Baker after trading for NFL draft rights. Baker, left handed quarterback from Oregon State, was San Diego Chargers’ 12th pick and a Los Angeles Rams’ top NFL choice. No disclosure of price or terms from Wes Fry or Sid Gillman.
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Oakland Raiders
Terry Baker
San Diego Chargers
Oregon State
Los Angeles Rams
Baker
Wes Fry
San Diego
Sid Gillman
Raiders
Big Men Killing Basketball Says Shue Sparks Pro-Motion
Gene Shue of the New York Knicks argues the pro game is dull and overhandled by fouls and officials. He touts outside shooting as a fix, proposes three-point shots from 25 feet, stricter foul rules, and ejecting players after four fouls to curb the game’s fouls. The Knicks beat Syracuse 123-115 as Shue scored 18.
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Gene Shue
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Syracuse
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