NCAA Moves At 59th Convention In Power Struggle
The NCAA opens its 59th convention amid a long running battle with the AAU over international competition control. Talks with pro leagues about college players joining pros continue as NCAA endorses bowl game television restrictions to curb pro representation. A ceasefire with the Tokyo Olympics era ends with Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s intervention.
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Providence Friars Rally Behind Young Stars In Upset Road Win
Providence moved to 11 6 after an 86 69 victory at Canisius as freshman and sophomore standouts stepped up for coach Joe Mullaney. Jim Walker led with 27 points while Duke suffered an upset loss to North Carolina as UCLA and New Mexico extended long winning streaks despite mixed results across major conferences.
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Namath Shines As Senior Bowl Ends In Tie
Alabama quarterback Joe Namath, despite a sore knee, threw for 246 yards and directed the South’s lone TD in a 7 to 7 Senior Bowl tie before a capacity crowd of 40,605 in Mobile. Rich Badar of Indiana scored the North’s touchdown on a one-yard sneak.
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Bowling Scores From Local Leagues R and M Midgets
Readers see a dense tally of high scores and top bowlers across multiple teams including R and M Midgets plus Sunday High Teens and other leagues. Notable performances include C Hettler 129 and 243, N Richeson 123 and 211, A Campbell 156 and 284, J Foster 149 and 413, and Dodd 204 high for Lucky Four.
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West Wins Easily In Pro Bowl All Star Contest
The West defeated the East 34 to 14 before 60,698 at Memorial Coliseum. Fran Tarkenton Johnny Unitas Terry Barr and Gino Marchetti starred for the West, while Frank Ryan Sonny Jurgensen Jim Brown and Paul Warfield led the East. Barr and Tarkenton helped set two touchdowns, and Marchetti, in his 10th Pro Bowl, matched a record. Ryan left with a shoulder injury, Jurgensen failed to spark the attack, and Shula called the win satisfying though not a title.
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Ravens Rip CIC Teams To Highlight College Play
St. Benedicts and CIC leaders Bethany and McPherson paced Kansas Conference action last week. St. Benedicts shocked Washburn 100-81 and beat Emporia State 81-66 behind Darryl Jones 23 points. Bethany and McPherson split two league games to stay atop at 5-1 with Bethany 8-1 overall and McPherson 8-3. Lincoln U. of Jefferson City defeated Fort Hays 86-77 in nonleague play as Washburn and Omaha also won conference games.
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OU Breaks Jinx With 70-58 Stomp
Ottawa University built a strong defense and a revamped lineup to beat Sterling College 70-58, earning its first Sterling victory. The Braves, 4-2 in Kansas Conference play and 5-4 overall, leaned on guards and two freshmen to overcome early foul trouble and a tall Sterling squad. Verdi’s 20 points and 15 rebounds led OU, while Harrison hit key early baskets. Injuries threaten future games as Duane Bissett misses the trip with an ankle injury, leaving OU seeking scoring from the post.
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No Flair At KU Just Win Win Win
Lawrence notes predict KU will win, despite dull play, as fans drift in and out of Allen Field House. Preview of Colorado game in Boulder and optimism KU remains dominant in the Big Eight with star players Del Lewis Al Lopes and Fred Chana leading the offense.
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Kansas Faces Colorado in Boulder Showdown
Kansas travels to Boulder for a Big Eight clash as Colorado, fresh off a win over Kansas State, hosts the unbeaten Jayhawks. Ted Owens, in his first season, just guided Kansas past Missouri to move to 10-3, while Colorado hopes to exploit Kansas’ road woes at the venue.
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Mina and Hilton win in Lima boxing card
Mauro Mina of Peru outpointed Bobby Stininato of Youngstown Ohio at 176 to 175 while Hubert Hilton of New York outpointed Roberto Davila of Peru at 185 to 193 lasting ten rounds in Lima Peru.
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