Legendary Four Horsemen Dinner Recalls Notre Dame Glory
Jim Crowley and surviving members of the Four Horsemen and Seven Mules gathered in New York as Crowley received the Touchdown Award for football service. The group, from Notre Dame’s 1920s teams under Knute Rockne, recalled rosters, weight details, and an era when the Fighting Irish went undefeated in 1924 and won the Rose Bowl.
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Associated Press
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Ed Hunsinger
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Grantland Rice
Army
Fighting Irish
Knute Rockne
Nebraska
Crowley Recalled. ‘Rockne
Wisconsin
Uclans and Texas Western Surprise College Hoops Leaders
UCLA and Texas Western rise in midseason form while Arizona State and NYU drop from the Top Ten. UCLA leads the AP poll at 11 0 and Texas Western reaches 15 1 with a 14 game win streak, as NYU and Arizona State slip after tough nonleague losses.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
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Texas Western
Arizona
State
New York University
Uclans
NYU Violets
Arizona State Sun Devils
Chamberlain Leads Warriors in Neutral Court Showdown
Wilt Chamberlain scored 43 as the Los Angeles Lakers and New York Knicks set for a Saturday playoff style showdown on a neutral San Diego court after a wild brawl that cost four players their game. Wayne Hightower added two late baskets for New York’s view of the fight and a San Francisco cold spell. Detroit beat Baltimore 125-115 behind Bailey Howell’s 35 as the Pistons seek momentum. John Kerr poured in 34 as the 76ers beat St. Louis 122-115 to snap a slide.
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Knicks
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National Basketball Association
San Francisco
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Legion 80 Triumphs Over Faculty 80 69
Gary Prager and Bob Lewis each scored 30 points to lift Legion 80 past the high school faculty 80 to 69 at the junior high gym. The game stayed close until mid fourth quarter when the Legion pulled away, ending with a 7.2 season record.
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Bob Lewis
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Lewis
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Smith
O Bush
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Kornhaus
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Downing
Darkness Leaves Golfers Stranded
Golfer Bob Rosburg led the San Diego Open after a four under par 66, with Julius Boros Tony Lema and Charles Coody close behind. Darkness stranded about 30 players including Jerry Barber Frank Beard and Don Finsterwald who faced completion of the first round early today as the Rancho Bernardo course froze on a chilly morning.
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Charles Coody
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Los Angeles
Frank Beard
Louisville
Don Finsterwald
Colorado Springs
Rancho Bernardo
San Diego
Tommy Bolt
George Knudson
Canada
Peter Butler
England
Professional Golfers Association
Arnold Palmer
College Players Try For Olympics
New York AP Thirty six college players will vie for spots on the 12 man U S Olympic basketball team bound for Tokyo next October. The NCAA Council approved a complex plan for college representation at the Olympic trials at St John s University on April 24 12 man squads will be formed with one nucleus from the national collegiate champion team to be decided in Kansas City March 21 2021. The council also disassociated itself from remarks by Werner of the US Track and Field Federation regarding the AAU and MacArthur arbitration issues. Frank Carver Pittsburgh was named to the executive committee. Six NCAA reps were named to the US Track and Field Federation three to the US Gymnastics Federation and three to the US Basketball Federation.
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Spacemen Set to Spark Boston Track Meet
In Boston the 38th Knights of Columbus indoor meet heads for another sellout with headliners John Pennel the pole vault world record holder and John Thomas the first seven foot high jumper. The event features star sprinters and miler Tom O'Hara among a strong running lineup.
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Knights of Columbus
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Tom O'Hara
NBA Scoreboard Thursday Results and Upcoming Games
Phila defeated St. Louis 122 to 115 while Detroit beat Baltimore 125 to 115. San Fran outscored New York 112 to 97. Cincinnati visits Boston and Los Angeles at San Francisco are on today’s slate. Saturday features Boston at Philadelphia St Louis at Detroit and New York versus Los Angeles at San Diego.
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Murrell and King among top Big Eight scorers and rebounders
Kansas State star Willie Murrell leads in scoring and rebounding with 22.4 points and 10.5 boards per game, while Oklahoma State’s Jim King ranks high in field goal accuracy and rebounding. The article lists leaders across scoring, rebounding, field shooting, and foul shooting, naming key figures from Missouri, Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, and Iowa State.
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Associated Press
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Willie Murrell
Kansas State
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George Unseld
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Willie Wilson
Oklahoma
Roger Suttner
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al Correll
Gatewood
Steve Harmon
Iowa State
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Suttner
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al Koch
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Sammy Robinson
Daryl Petsch
Nebraska
Farrell Johnson
Fred Fleetwood
Butch Roberts
Koch
Garner
Lynn Baker
Ziegler
Joyce
Frink
Froistad
Bowling Scores From Classic League Standings
Bowling scores are listed with team names and high game figures. Notable performances include Johnson of Pepsi Cola posting 209.58 and Gilbert of Kitty Clover leading with 223.61, along with Bettge and Simmons contributing consistently for their teams.
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Army Navy Game Oddity Tops 1963 Year End Poll
The Army Navy football clash at Philadelphia Stadium drew 100000-plus spectators as Navy led 21 7 entering the final period before Army’s Rollie Stichweh rallied the Cadets to threaten a comeback. Voters in The Associated Press year end poll named it the oddity of the year, narrowly ahead of the World Series outcome and other quirks of 1963.
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Pat Donnelly
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Sonny Liston
Warns Against Free Sub Rule In College Football Debate
NEW YORK AP Adm Tom Hamilton a leading football spokesman warned that restoring unlimited substitutions would ruin the sport by widening the gap between rich and poor He urged preserving the restricted substitution balance seen today as the NCAA Football Rules Committee meets in Fort Lauderdale Fla to decide on a compromise likely akin to the 1962 63 rules.
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West Coast
Hamilton
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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University of California At Santa Barbara
Versatile Gridman Lightbody Dominates Hawken Football
Hawken School senior end John Lightbody is a dual threat on the gridiron. He aims for Harvard and serves as a top pass catcher and punter. This season his punt average stands at 41 yards with a standout 62 yard boot while chased after a misthrow, all while wearing one shoe.
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Cleveland
Hawken
John Lightbody
Lightbody
Harvard
Ramos May Move Up After Dorado Bout
Los Angeles AP hears feath erweight champion Sugar Ramos weighs options after facing Vicente Dorado in a nontitle 10 round nationally televised fight. If he wins he may pursue lightweight Carlos Ortiz title, then defend next in Tokyo on March 1 versus Mitsunori Seki while Dorado looms as test. Ramos sits as a 2 to 1 favorite amid weight struggles and big plans.
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Sugar Ramos
Vicente Dorado
Carlos Ortiz
Ramos
Tokyo
Mitsunori Seki
Dorado
Ortiz
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and AP Note
Ottawa Herald edition outlines trade area and outside rates for mail subscriptions. Provides monthly quarterly half year and annual prices and notes Associated Press rights and exclusive local news use.
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