McKinley Holds No 1 Spot In Ohio High School Rankings
Canton McKinley Bulldogs top the first UPI coaches poll for Class AA with 365 points and two first place votes, leading Dayton Belmont by over 100. Belmont and Zanesville stumble, East Cleveland leads a crowded top 10, and regional teams fill the list as Kent Roosevelt and other rivals push for early season bragging rights.
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Pioneers At Mansfield In Buckeye Conference Showdown
Elyria High meets Mansfield in a Buckeye Conference basketball clash after a 60-55 loss, with both teams chasing a tie for first. Mansfield’s L. C. Sutton netted a late three point play as Elyria pressed for a tying basket, setting up a Friday rematch in Mansfield.
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Orange Bowl to shift to night games under NBC plan
The Orange Bowl Committee and NBC announce a three year deal to televise the game at night in Miami with 11 million viewers targeted. The 1965 66 and 67 games will air from Orange Bowl Stadium and NBC pays $500 000 annually, higher than ABC, while the Big Eight champion may return as a participant depending on renewal talks.
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Keystone Stars Face Cage Pros in Keystone High Gym
The Keystone Faculty All-Stars meet the Canadian Harlem Diplomats in a basketball game at Keystone High Gym tomorrow night at 8. Admission is 1 dollar.
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Indians Ribs and Roasts Dinner honors Max Alvis Man of the Year
Cleveland baseball writers held the 18th annual Ribs and Roasts Dinner with about 600 attendees at a downtown hotel. Max Alvis received the Indians man of the year honor. Gov. Rhodes, Mayor Bacher and many baseball figures attended. Manager Tebbetts predicted stronger Indians after spring training and announced Herb Score will broadcast the games on television next season, replacing Ken Coleman with the Browns team.
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Herb Score
Ken Coleman
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UCLA Bruins Hold No 1 Rank With Schedule Break
New York UP I reports UCLA remains unbeaten and ranked No 1 for the third straight week. Coach John Wooden’s team benefits from a light schedule until February 7, with a pair of tune-up games against Santa Barbara and a Jan 31 return, ahead of a major test vs California on February 7.
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Koufax Wins Hickok Athlete of the Year Belt Award
Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher, named 1962 Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year. He received a 210,600 diamond-studded belt after a 25-5 season and World Series sweep, edging Y.A. Tittle and Jack Nicklaus among others in the 12-member panel voting.
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Pro cage standings show top six unchanged with one new entrant
UCLA leads with 346 points after 22 first place votes while Michigan rises to third and Loyola Chicago sits second. Kentucky ranks fourth with two first place ballots and Davidson follows close in fifth. Vanderbilt holds sixth and Villanova moves from eighth to seventh as Duke remains ninth and Oregon State drops to tenth after a Friday upset and Saturday rebound. Wichita State posts seven straight wins as conference success fuels the surge.
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Pistons Draft Surprise Big Man In Lakers Upset
Los Angeles Lakers 107 Detroit Pistons 118. Reggie Harding, 21, a seven foot center without college, debuted for Detroit after only 45 minutes with the club and scored nine points. Don Ohl sparked the second half with 20 points, Bailey Howell added 35, while Elgin Baylor and Jerry West led the Lakers with 28 each.
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Delphis Eten Hawate 57 2 7 Tested Teck Tunes
A garbled OCR snippet references a person named Hawate aged 57 and a set of tech tune tests, but the legible bits offer no clear event, place, date, or organization. The readable elements are too fragmentary to establish a coherent news item or outcome.
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Poetry Talks Meet Boxing Foe Ahead Of Liston Fight
Archie Moore drafts a verse predicting Cassius Clay will win the February 25 title bout in Miami Beach. Moore’s poem teases Clay’s bravado while Clay predicts a four round finish in a back and forth exchange that ends with Moore praising the young challenger’s speed and timing.
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Sonny) Liston
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Former Elyrians shine in coaching and broadcasting roles
Former Elyrians Stan Trupo and Eddie Wingard are highlighted for coaching success at Arlington High School and Yellow Springs High, with Trupo guiding Arlington to an undefeated 1963 season and earning coach of the year, while Wingard’s Yellow Springs squad posts a strong winter run. The piece also notes Ly in broadcasting plans for WEGL and mentions Lorain and Elyria area matchups and gym renovations.
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