K State Can Clinch Share With Win At Home
Kansas State aims to secure at least a share of its sixth Big Eight title in eight years under Tex Winter as Colorado threatens with a potential tie and NCAA berth. The Wildcats, 11-2 in conference after beating Iowa State 78-71, host Colorado in a pivotal showdown after Colorado’s 80-51 win at Nebraska. Colorado would claim the automatic Midwest regional berth with a win and a K State loss, while K State eyes its 34th straight home league win at Ahearn Fieldhouse.
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Wininger Captures Second Straight New Orleans Open
Bo Wininger wins the Greater New Orleans Open at Lakewood CC with a three stroke margin over Bob Rosburg and Tony Lema. He shoots 69 to finish 279, earning $6,400 after Rosburg 282 and Lema 282. Palmer posts 290 for 14th, his lone sub-par round.
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Pro Basketball Monday Result: Cincinnati Beats Los Angeles 114-111
Cincinnati defeated Los Angeles 114 to 111 in a Monday pro basketball game. Other scheduled games include San Francisco versus Detroit in New York and Syracuse against New York, with St Louis visiting Chicago. Wednesday matchups feature Cincinnati at Los Angeles and San Francisco at Chicago with Baltimore listed.
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Bearcats First Then A Scramble
Cincinnati holds the No 1 spot as upsets shake the AP Top Ten in the penultimate season poll. Cincinnati led with 393 points and 33 first place votes after beating Xavier and St Louis. Duke and Providence share remaining first place votes while several teams climb or drop in the crowded rankings.
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First Negro on NC Team at UNC Football Tryout
Thomas B. Berrien, a tall lean freshman, became the first Black player to try out for the University of North Carolina football team. He reported for off season practice after two seasons as a reserve quarterback at E. E. Smith High School in Fayetteville.
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Fort Hays Pours It On Southwestern in NAIA Playoffs
Fort Hays State Tigers beat Southwestern 105-91 in the NAIA district basketball opener at Fort Hays State. John Channell scored 31 and Tom McKain 24 as Fort Hays pulled away late after Southwestern fought back led by Don Turner with 24 points and 17 rebounds. The teams meet in Winfield tonight with a possible rematch Wednesday to decide Kansas’ NAIA tournament berth.
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Baseball Notes Ditmar On Trial In Yankee Camp
Yankee camp sees Art Ditmar on a trial basis as Ralph Houk assesses him after Stengel’s World Series misjudgments. Ditmar impressed by retiring 12 of 13 as injuries hit camps with Milt Pappas and Roy Face sidelined, Cannizzaro and Schaive joining the list of early misfortunes.
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Packer May Quit Game
Green Bay linebacker Nelson Toburen said he may quit pro football after missing the last five games of the 1962 NFL season due to a dislocated neck vertebra suffered in a tackle with Johnny Unitas of the Baltimore Colts on November 18 in Green Bay.
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Ducks Up 15 Percent In Central Flyway Winter Survey
Washington AP reports the 193 mid winter survey shows 15 percent more waterfowl in the Central Flyway than last year, suggesting the 1962 hunting season curtailment helped breeding stock. Mallards up 14 percent from 1962 but 26 percent below eight-year average. geese rise notably.
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College Basketball Scores and Playoff Results
Ohio State defeated Minnesota 85 to 65 while Arizona State beat Arizona 58 to 53. Illinois toppled Northwestern 79 to 73. Kansas State won 78 to 71 over Iowa State. Colorado 80 Nebraska 51. Duquesne 75 Bradley 74 in OT. Niagara 79 Buffalo 68. Indiana 104 Michigan 9? Wisconsin 75 Iowa 69. Purdue 94 Michigan State 93. San Jose State 60 St Marys Cal NAIA district playoffs Rockhurst 77 Culver Stockton 57 best of three tied 1-1. Fort Hays State 105 Western 91 Fort Hays leads 10 in best of three. Semifinal Wayne 73 Omaha 55. Junior College sub regional in Independence Kan Parsons 51 Winfield St Johns Chanute 73 Iola 61.
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