Bandaids prep for duty as Kansas faces Colorado
Kansas basketball relies on the improvised Bandaids reserves led by Jim Gough and Dave Brill as injuries thin the squad ahead of a Big Eight clash at Colorado. Gough, a Chanute junior, speaks of rebuilding confidence and contributing despite past scoring limits while teammates step up to support star players in Boulder.
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Ted Owens
Jayhawks
New Mexico
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Dave Brill
Jayhawkers
Harry Gibson
al Correll
Oklahoma State
Dave Schichtle
Riney Lochmann
Boulder
Buffs
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Brill
Steve Renko
George Unseld
Goff
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Jayhawker
Dick Harp
Kentucky Group to Attend AL Owners Meeting in Louisville
A Kentucky delegation led by Senator Thruston Morton and Governor Edward Breathitt will attend the American League meeting in Kansas City to press for approving a move of the Athletics to Louisville for 1964 and 1965. Cronin said the session would be executive and might be lengthy as a roll call on the transfer vote is sought.
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Charles O. Finley
Athletics
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Kansas City
Cowger
Thruston Morton
Edward T. Breathitt
M. G. Snyder
Marlow Cook
Jefferson County
Finley
Tus Davis
Davis
Kansas City Chiefs
UCLA Seems Set For Banner Year
The UCLA Bruins under coach Johnny Wooden appear poised for a landmark season as they run their unbeaten streak to 12 with a 79 59 victory over Southern California. Associated Press follows UCLA’s ascent as they top the national poll and edge closer to a historic run.
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Associated Press
All Signs
UCLA
Bruins
Johnny Wooden
Southern California
Hardin-Simmons Drops Football After Long Feud With Losses
Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene Texas will discontinue its football program after nine years of heavy deficits amounting to 908000 dollars. Board chair W B Irvin cited academic advancement and stronger finances as reasons, noting a shift toward academics and facilities over athletics. The program had a 35-3-1 stretch in its final 39 games, with 240 wins versus 189 losses and 35 ties overall. The move ends a colorful era dating to 1897.
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Irvin
Hardine Simmons
West Texas
Cowboys
Cowboy
Freeman Appeals For Wheat Plan
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L Freeman urged wheat growers to back a voluntary certificate plan at a National Association of Wheat Growers meeting. He warned that without new legislation wheat farmers could suffer losses as stocks tighten. The plan, endorsed by several farm groups, would issue certificates to 1964 wheat acreage allotment holders for a portion of their production.
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Tex
Orville L. Freeman
House
National Association of Wheat Growers
Johnson
The
National Farmers Union
National Grange
NBA Scoreboard Friday Results and Weekend Schedule
Friday's results include Boston 109 over Cincinnati 92 and San Francisco 114 defeating Los Angeles 89. Upcoming games list Boston at Philadelphia St Louis at Detroit New York vs Los Angeles at San Diego. Sunday's matchups Philadelphia at Boston Detroit at Cincinnati Baltimore at St Louis New York vs San Francisco at Oakland. Monday has no games scheduled.
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Cincinnati
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Los Angeles
Philadelphia
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Detroit
New York
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Baltimore
Oakland
Irish Coach To Resign From Notre Dame Basketball
Notre Dame basketball coach Johnny Jordan resigns after 13 seasons effective at season end. He had considered the move for some time as the Irish, led by Jordan, posted a 4.7 season win loss rate and missed better results after six NCAA appearances.
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Ind
Johnny Jordan
Notre Dame
Jordan
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Irish
Big Eight titles on the line for OSU and Missouri
Oklahoma State and Missouri will learn tonight and Monday night their championship chances in Big Eight basketball. Kansas State remains a title favorite and should regain momentum.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Kansas State
Oklahoma State Opens Season With Kansas Win, Faces Rival Soon
Oklahoma State opened with a 16 point victory over Kansas and carries a 9.3 full season record against Oklahoma. The teams meet tonight at Norman as OSU continues its long time rivalry ahead of a key matchup in Manhattan against Iowa State.
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Iowa State
Manhattan
Oklahoma State
Kansas
Oklahoma
Norman
OSU
K-State
Stillwater
Henry Iba
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Bob Vanatta
Tigers
Sox Walseth
Jayhawks
al Correll
Harry Gibson
Dave Schichtle
Huskers
Ames
Ray Bob Carey
Bob Price
George Flamank
Ned Monsees
Gary Garner
Iba
Bowling Bits Recap of Local League Highs and Standings
Clarcie Dengel led with a 209 game and 551 series for the week ending Jan 3. Elk's Ladies topped team events with 885 game and 2329 series, while Ottawa Bowl saw Edith Crandall a 200 game and 515 series. Elk's teams remain first with 491% victories as Lee's Cafe trails.
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Clarcie Dengel
Elk’s Ladies
Edith Crandall
Elk’s
Lee’s Cafe
Princeton and Brown duel as Yale upsets notched
Princeton defeated Brown 86 to 56 while Lehigh beat Colgate 81 to 78 and Penn edged Yale 69 in overtime. Columbia beat Dartmouth 80 to 76 in OT, Cornell topped Harvard 80 to 77, and LaSalle beat Syracuse 63 to 61. Vermont crushed Massachusetts 98 to 85 and MIT downed Bowdoin 67 to 63.
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Lehigh
Colgate
Penn
Yale
Columbia
Dartmouth
Cornell
Harvard
LaSalle
Syracuse
Vermont
Massachusetts
MIT
Bowdoin
Kentucky
Touchdown Club To Honor Navy At 1963 Dinner
Washington honors top sports figures and government leaders at the 29th Washington Touchdown Club awards dinner. Navy is named outstanding major college team and coach Wayne Hardin and quarterback Roger Staubach receive major honors. Dick Butkus gets lineman of the year. Delaware tops small colleges. George Halas and Jim Brown earn NFL honors. Gov Peabody to accept Mr Sam Award posthumously for President Kennedy.
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John F. Kennedy
Washington Touchdown Club
Navy
Texeas
Wayne Hardin
Roger Staubach
Dick Butkus
University of Il
University of Delaware
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Gov. Endicott Peabody
Massachusetts
Sam
Peabody
Harvard
Neat “Ee
Speaker
Sam Rayburn
Surprising Field For Track Opener
The Eastern Indoor track season opens in Boston with the Knights of Columbus Games. Standouts include John Pennell, John Thomas, Hayes Jones, Tom O'Hara, and Canadian hopefuls Bill Crothers and Chris Williamson. Pennell to challenge 16 foot vaulters including Tork Cruz Belitza and Uelses as he seeks to break the 15.6 games record.
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Boston
John Pennell
John Thomas
Hayes Jones
Tom O’hara
Bill Crothers
Chris Williamson
Crothers
Williamson
University of Toronto
Pennel
Dave Tork
Rolando Cruz
John Belitza
John Uelses
Stan Musial Earns New Baseball Writers Award
New York AP Stan Musial, longtime St Louis Cardinals star and holder of many major league records over 22 seasons, is named the New York Chapter Baseball Writers Association award recipient for long and meritorious service. He is the first to win the association’s two major honors, also having been Player of the Year in 1947 with the Sid Mercer Memorial Trophy. Carnegie Tech basketball record holder Bill Sofia scored 1,571 points from 1957 to 1961.
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Arkansas
Cincinnati
Texas Tech
USC
Gough
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Bruins
Hazzard
Gail Goodrich
UCLA
Kentucky Wild
Oregon State
Hawaii Service
Vanderbilt
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Brown
NEW York
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Baseball Writers Association
Musial
Carnegie Tech
Bill Sofia
Presbies Beat McPherson 74 64 in Kansas Conference Clash
College of Emporia held second in the Kansas Conference with a 74 64 win over McPherson at Emporia. Marion Enke led McPherson with 22 points, Glenn Rose topped Emporia College with 19, and McPherson trailed 38 21 at halftime before a strong second half.
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McPherson
Emporia
Kansas Wesleyan
Friends
Wichita
Tabor
Park College
Parkville
Bethany
Presley
Marion Enke
Glenn Rose
Wesleyan
Emporia State
Fort Hays
Washburn
Omaha
Pittsburg State
St. Benedict's
Southwestern
Baker
Bethel
Sterling
Ottawa
National
Celtics Rally Past Royals In West Coast Win
Sam Jones led the Celtics with 28 points as Boston turned a 49 48 halftime edge into an 18 point margin, outscoring Kansas City 34 17 in the third. Wilt Chamberlain totaled 50 for the Warriors in a dominant second half on the West Coast.
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Royals
Francisco
Los
Lakers
Celts
San Francisco
Wilt Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Warriors
Busy Abner Oakes coaches Dartmouth squads in three sports
Abner Oakes is a busy man in Hanover New Hampshire. He coaches Dartmouth's hockey team while regular coach Ed Jeremiah works with the United States Olympic hockey team. Oakes also coaches freshman hockey soccer and lacrosse at Dartmouth.
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