Duke Still Solid Leader As Four Rise In Poll
Duke remains the top team in the AP major college basketball poll after a week with holiday tournament wins. Kentucky climbs to second behind Duke. Vanderbilt falls to third after a loss to USC. St. Joseph's moves to fourth and Bradley to fifth as Providence and Texas Western also rise in the Top Ten.
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Carruthers Aims for 7-4 High Jump Mark at Arizona
Ed Carruthers of the University of Arizona targets the American high jump record of 7 feet 3 3/4 inches. He has cleared seven feet in practice, hopes to gain several inches this spring and summer, and plans to study Valery Brumel's methods after matching Brumel's mark. He toured Russia last year with the U S track team and learned weight lifting as part of his training.
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Managers Age Snapshot in National League This Season
The National League managers average age is 49. Casey Stengel leads as the oldest at 74. Six other skippers are under 50, highlighting a mix of veteran and younger leadership across clubs.
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Dilley Wins 200-Meter Backstroke at World University Games
Michigan State standout Gary Dilley captured the 200 meter backstroke title at the 1965 World University Games in Budapest this summer, adding an international gold to his NCAA success.
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Miners extend win streak with Tulsa upset and New York trio
Texas Western owns an 11th straight win after a 63-54 victory over Tulsa in El Paso led by Willie Worsley with 18 points. New York players Worsley, Willie Cager, and Nevills Shed boosted the Miners. Kentucky, Duke, Bradley, Dayton, Creighton, Detroit, Miami, Kansas and Kansas State posted wins as conference play began and top teams held steady.
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Royals Dominate Hawks In Memphis Showdown
Cincinnati Royals toppled St. Louis 130 114 in Memphis as Oscar Robertson 37 and Jerry Lucas 22 led the attack. Hap Hairston supplied 20 points off the bench, while Wayne Embry left early with an eye injury. Cliff Hagan 30 for St. Louis and Zelmo Beaty 21 paced the Hawks.
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Sox name Kerby Farrell as coach under Stanky
Chicago AP reports Kerby Farrell former Indians manager and 1945 White Sox first baseman was named Sox coach by Manager Eddie Stanky. Harness racing opened at Pompano Park with 6 6 Sherry Dares winning the first race at $21.80 and Maverick Grattan winning the second at $5.40. The daily double paid $76.20.
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Swedish Team Beats Calgary Spurs In Exhibition Game
The touring Swedish national hockey team defeated the Calgary Spurs 6 to 3 in an exhibition Monday night. The Spurs lead the Western Canada Senior Hockey League.
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Czechoslovakia Routs Denver in Exhibition Hockey Match
The Czechoslovak national team overwhelmed Denver University 7 to 3 at the Denver U Arena with a flurry of smooth passes and strong offense.
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Pompano Beach Daily Double Report
Pompano Beach report notes a daily double event headline in Florida racing coverage with details unclear due to OCR cuts. The snippet hints at wagering, race results, and track activity but lacks complete names or figures.
Golden Glove Rings Open for Training
The Sertoma Club announces daily Golden Gloves training sessions from 7 to 9 p.m. Each night Jim LILLEY notes open enrollment for all boys regardless of age. Head trainer Charlie McGarrity is assisted by Sal Valles.
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Young KC Athletics Manager Mel McGaha Tops Major League Leaders
Manager Mel McGaha of the Kansas City Athletics is the youngest manager in the major leagues this season at 38 years old, placing him 10 months younger than Gene Mauch of Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
College Basketball Results Roundup
College basketball scores from Monday include Duke over Penn State 83 58 Kentucky 80 over St. Louis 70 Miami Florida 88 edged Utah 87 North Carolina 67 beat Maryland 52 South Carolina 57 defeated Clemson 48 Mississippi State 83 topped Auburn 72 Tennessee 64 beat Tulane 46 Florida 56 over Alabama 53 Georgia 63 defeated Florida State 57 Mississippi 81 over LSU and more results from Bradley Xavier Creighton Indiana Wisconsin Marquette Kansas State Oklahoma Texas Western Tulsa Centenary Arkansas State and others.
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Phillies and Tigers Managers Tied by Salina Roots
Manager Gene Mauch of the Philadelphia Phillies and acting manager Bob Swift of the Detroit Tigers are both natives of Salina Kansas highlighting a shared hometown connection in baseball leadership.
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Philadelphia Phils
Bob Swift
Detroit Tigers
Salina, Kan
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