Unseld fuels Kansas rally in 74 48 win over Nebraska
Kansas Jayhawks return to the Big Eight first division with a 74-48 victory at Lawrence over Nebraska. George Unseld delivered 19 points and 12 rebounds, boosting Kansas to 2-2 in league play and a fourth-place tie. He leads the conference with 91 points in four games for a 22.8 average.
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Finley Faces Jurors In Move To Louisville A's
Charles O Finley seeks league approval to move the Kansas City Athletics to Louisville for 1964 65 a move opposed by AL owners and key city officials The proceedings in New York will be overseen by Judge Joe Cronin with a jury of AL club owners and state political figures including Senators Symington Pearson and Morton and Ky leaders as potential prove points unfold
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Tourney History Records Oddities
AP report from Pebble Beach recounts Crosby's tournament quirks and past winners. Notes include snow postponements, past high scores on Cypress Point, Palmer disqualification in 1963 for a provisional ball, Casper's 285, and Nash Nicklaus Gary Player near misses. The Crosby format pairs pros with amateurs across three courses before final at Pebble Beach.
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Associated Press
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League Considers AFL Changes Before All-Star Game
The American Football League will discuss raising its player limit from 33 and revising draft rules at a three day San Diego meeting before the East West All-Star game. Proposals include drafting red shirt players before the 14th round and altering the standings percentage system. Reports on cooperative scouting by Denver Houston and New York and on TV programming by Chet Simmons will be reviewed.
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US Skaters Hope To Win Sprints
American speed skaters target the 500 meter sprint at the Winter Olympics while Evgeny Grishin of Russia dominates a pre Olympic meet with 41.2 seconds. Bill Disney of Rosemead placed third as Norwegians Haugen and Aamodt chased the clock in 42.2 and 42.4 seconds respectively.
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Northbrook
Ill
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Terry McDermott
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Paramount
Apprentice rider Paul Maxwell tops Aqueduct fall meet wins
Paul Maxwell, age 16, led the apprentice riders at Aqueduct during the fall thoroughbred meeting with 14 winners, signaling a rising talent in the jockey ranks.
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Howie Young Happy and Sorry Over Suspension
Chicago defenseman Howie Young expressed relief that the five day suspension is ended while apologizing for the trouble caused. Commissioner Clarence Campbell announced the penalty after a spitting-swearing outburst led to the retroactive sentence.
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Ottawa Junior High Splits Two With Lawrence
Dean Barr scored 20 points with eight rebounds guiding Ottawa Junior High Whirlwinds to a 36 21 win over Lawrence Central seventh and eighth graders. Ottawa freshmen lost 34 21 in a free throw shooting contest as Lawrence Hawks edged them late. Barr and Underwood led Ottawa in the win. Madison Stein topped the freshmen with seven points in the loss.
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Lawrence Hawks
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John Wilson
Alan Buck
Jon Indall
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Turner Golden Bears
Creighton Seen As Real Comer
Creighton Bluejays emerge as a likely tournament surprise as they post a 13.2 record countering a 14.13 season mark. UCLA handed the first defeat after nine straight wins, then Oklahoma City beat them on Jan. 4. Coach Red McManus led by 6'7" Paul Silas, who set a Creighton rebound record and scored 19 in a 99 73 win over New Mexico State, breaking Eddie Cole's 1,437 career points.
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Winter Olympics Open Amid Rain and Warmth in Innsbruck
In Innsbruck Austria rain and unseasonable warmth disrupted preparations for the 1964 Winter Games. Officials promise no schedule changes as opening ceremonies approach on January 29. The Olympic Village opened with the North Korean team present and locals helping to re-create snow and ice on slopes and sled runs. Chief organizer Prof Friedl Wolfgang said the games would proceed even if hand-packing is needed.
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Ward Signs With White Sox On Record Bonus
Chicago third baseman Pete Ward signed his 1964 contract with the Chicago White Sox for about 15 000, nearly double last season’s. Ward, who led the Sox in six offensive categories as a rookie, hit .295 with 84 RBIs and 22 homers to tie for the club lead.
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Potomac 165-foot yacht sale tied to FDR era
In Long Beach California the 165 foot yacht Potomac built for President Franklin D Roosevelt in 1935 goes up for auction January 30. Owner Glenn Roland of Hydro Capitol Newsport Beach regrets the sale but says his plans for the vessel failed after buying it in the British West Indies in 1962. Roland estimates about 250000 dollars are tied up in the boat which was built for Roosevelt at a cost reported around 1.3 million.
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Roosevelt
Bethany Ups KCAC Lead With Sweep Of McPherson
Bethany moved two games ahead in the KCAC after beating McPherson 73-62 at McPherson to stay unbeaten in league play. Sterling upset College of Emporia 77-65 at Sterling as Bethany, Southwestern, and Bethel posted wins. Washburn routed Peru State 112-95 in non conference action.
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Baker
Salina
George Bork Tops Small College Offense Leaders
George Bork, star quarterback for unbeaten Northern Illinois, led the nation in total offense among small college players with 2,495 yards. He surpassed his closest rival by nearly 700 yards.
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Northern
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