Why the Bearcats are best
Pete Swanson argues Cincinnati is the nation’s best college basketball team, citing their standout defense and versatility. He notes Illinois’ high-powered offense struggled against Cincinnati’s shutdown pressure, forcing the Illini into hurried, impatient shots early in the game.
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Oberlin Faces Now or Never Against Westlake
Oberlin fights a must win scenario to stay in the race for the Southwestern Conference title as Westlake aims to extend a league lead to nine wins. The Indians must halt a four game skid and seek a win at Westlake to keep alive multiple title hopes.
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Flamingo Florida a wilderness paradise with modern luxury
In Flamingo at the southern tip of the nation a national park mixes wild life with plush lodging. The marina hub hosts a modern lodge kitchen by James Novachek. A motorized houseboat sleeps four and costs 145 dollars weekly, fuel included, offering a unique Everglades retreat for boating fans and bird watchers alike.
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Bearcats Remain Top Team In UPI Poll
Cincinnati holds the No 1 spot for the sixth straight week after a 62 53 win over Illinois. Loyola Chicago stays No 2 with a 13 game unbeaten run, Duke rises to No 3 after beating West Virginia. Illinois falls to fourth. Arizona State and Georgia Tech hold sixth and seventh. Colorado and Oregon State round out the top 10 as Wichita State drops to 10th following a loss to North Texas State.
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Pro loop opens meetings amid gambling investigations
Miami Beach owners gather for their annual winter meeting as a two phase probe into gambling allegations dominates behind the scenes. Commissioner Rozelle briefed owners on his personal inquiry but withheld specifics while Sen McClellan confirmed a separate federal probe touching other sports.
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South Africa’s Gary Player tops 1962 golf earnings in lead
DUNEDIN Florida United Press International reports Gary Player of South Africa continued to lead all professional golfers in earnings for 1962 with an unofficial total of 10,702 dollars. Arnold Palmer is second with 39,800 dollars and Jackie Burke is third at 9,340 dollars after winning 9,000 dollars at the Lucky International last weekend.
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Fragmentary map of states and abbreviations in odd order
A garbled OCR fragment lists state names and abbreviations with scattered numbers and letters. Regions include Utah Colorado West Virginia Texas Mississippi Indiana Oregon and scattered city abbreviations such as St. Louis and Chi catego. The text appears to be part of a larger compiled list rather than a cohesive news item.
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College cage results OHIO College cage results OHIO
Ohio State 72 Northwestern 70 DePaul 35 Bowling Green 45 Southern Illinois 62 Toledo 59 Youngstown 94 Lakeland Wist ves EAST. St. Francis Pa. 92 Ky Wes 84 Wes'si r Pa. 79 Waynesburg 37 MIDWEST Indiana 74 Purdue 73 Indiana Central 101 Minkin Marquette 31 St. John's N. at Creighton 82 Ambrose 66 s Miss St 62 Lon Miss 52 Tulsa 37 Loyola Le 50 Georgia Tech 66 Kentucky 62 Furman 59 West Virgine 38 Florida 83 Citadel 75 Florida St 62 Alabama 61 Clemson 68 Virginia Military SOUTHWEST Texas Western Y2 West Tex ay Southern U 108 Texas Southern WE Warys Calt Idaho St 67
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Four Lakeland teams could share crown in tight race
Lakeland Conference basketball standings remain unsettled as Ridgeville Vermilion Amherst Avon Lake and Huron vie for top honors with potential four way tie. Amherst or Avon Lake could claim share if key results swing, while Midview and Huron seek improvements to stay in contention through February dates.
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City Cage Schedule Promises YMCA Basketball Night
Tuesday features Filgrim against First Gangres and United Presbyterian versus Second eth odist plus First Methodist against Sear Methodist. Wednesday offers another slate as the city YMCA cage games return to the schedule with local churches in competitive clashes.
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Browns fire Paul Brown sparks trading talk
Fullback Jim Brown said his relationship with coach Paul Brown influenced his desire to be traded after Cleveland Browns fired Brown. Brown claimed players could not realize their full potential under Brown and criticized the team's effort toward a championship as owner Art Modell replaced Brown with Blanton Collier.
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