Meet Wichita Again Win Streak Loss Haunts Bearcats
The Associated Press reports Cincinnati and Wichita State open the Missouri Valley season as Cincinnati seeks to extend its 28 game win streak, riding a No. 1 ranking while Wichita sits at No. 8 with a 9-2 record. Across major conferences, Illinois, Ohio State, Kentucky, UCLA and others begin play, with early season implications for NCAA and NIT bids.
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Lions rely on four underdogs behind fearsome foursome
Whitlow's rise at center and Studstill's clutch receptions helped the Lions overcome injuries and patchwork lines as they chase the Pro Bowl playoff. Webb carried the load at fullback while Sam Williams joined McCord Karras in a stalwart defense.
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Littler Dominates LA Open First Round Lead
Gene Littler, the 1955 champion, fired a 6 under 65 at Rancho Park to take a commanding lead in the Los Angeles Open as veterans Barber Rosburg Wall and younger pros Pott and McCallister chased. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus struggled, while Littler’s 29 on the back nine tied a tournament record and highlighted a strong start to his 1963 campaign.
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Art Wall Jr
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George Bayer
al Balding
Australia
Bruce Crampton
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Littler
Phil Rodgers
Hesperia, Calif
Rosburg
Hesperia
Gene
Arizona Bowling Tourney Starts
The 16th annual Arizona Men's Bowling Championships begin with a fast start today and run on weekends through Jan. 27. Team events are at Copa Bowl and doubles and singles at Cactus.
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Jacks Lose Ist At Home
Flagstaff area Arizona State College suffered its first home loss as Nevada Southern defeated the Lumberjacks 85 to 73. Led by 6 foot 5 forward Winston Stepp with 21 points the Rebels posted six players in double figures. USC trailed 43 to 34 at halftime and faded in the second half as David Boyd led USC with 19 points followed by Ray Molera with 14 and John Payne with 14.
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Hula Bowl Aerial Artists Share Game Spotlight
Honolulu hosts the 17th Hula Bowl where 48 top college stars clash with focus on passing as runners may decide the outcome. North vs South feature All-Americans and upsets, with stars from Wisconsin, LSU, Michigan State, Penn State and UCLA highlighted as coaches emphasize the aerial game and explosive ground threats.
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Ronnie Goodwin
Baylor
Ray Poage
Texas
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George Saimes
Michigan State
Charlie Mitchell
Washington
Larry Ferguson
Iowa
Bill Munsey
Minnesota
Roger Kochman
Paul Flatley
Northwestern
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Badgers
Southern Cal
Wisconsin
Pat Richter
Dave Robinson
Hawks Show New Strength In NBA Race
Hawks coach Harry Gallatin projects a strong push as St. Louis rallies to 121-100 over Detroit and nears Los Angeles in the standings. Knicks rout Chicago 129-108. Cincinnati edges San Francisco 130-129. Lakers beat Celtics 125-123 with Frank Selvy maxing 36. Gallatin credits improved offense and defense, eight new players, and Wilkins back from service for the revival.
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Golf Notes Flag Day Winners at Tucson Country Club
Mrs. Raymond Oilder won class A honors in the Flag Day competition at Tucson Country Club. Mrs. William Sheiny took class B, Mrs. James Sawtelle class C, and Mrs. Herb King captured low putts after a playoff draw with Mrs. T. L. Hartwick.
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Tucson Country Club
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James Sawtelle
Herb King
T. L. Hartwick
City Denies: Tucson Baseball Commission Not Disbanding
City officials defended the Tucson Baseball Commission after an auditor Jules Ross flagged irregularities in purchases, ticket sales, records, park concessions and checks. He also alleged nepotism. Mayor Lew Davis said the panel would not be abolished and will continue coordinating with the Parks and Recreation Department led by Gene Reid.
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