Loyola Ramblers 17th Victory Fueled by Youth and Depth
Loyola Chicago remained undefeated with its 80 72 win at Ohio University led by senior Jerry Harkness with 20 points and junior stars John Egan Les Hunter Vic Rouse and Ron Miller. The Ramblers average 98 points per game as sophomores bolster the roster and Loyola faces a long season with a deep talent pool.
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Hickok Belt Winner Eyes More Steals
Maury Wills, 1962 NL MVP and 1962 Hickok Athlete of the Year, hinted at more base steals next season after a record 104 steals last year. He accepted the $10,000 belt at Rochester charity dinner and noted his hip and thigh injuries are healed.
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VanderKelen Chooses Vikings After Rose Bowl Heroics
Ron VanderKelen of Wisconsin signed a one year NFL contract with the Minnesota Vikings shortly after arriving from Madison. The Badger star, 23, was the Big Ten MVP and rose to fame for a Rose Bowl performance that left NFL teams pursuing him despite limited prior varsity experience.
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AF Official Cancels Out NEL Clash
Maj. Gen. Robert H. Warren at the Air Force Academy announced that an NFL exhibition game planned for September 8 in the academy stadium is cancelled. Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys had agreed to the date, prompting Broncos president Calvin Kunz to protest as Denver opens its home season the same day. The academy welfare fund had organized the event to raise money for a cadet facility in the mountains west of Colorado Springs. no public funds were involved.
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Bearcats Unanimous No 1 In Week Eight Poll
Cincinnati's 14 0 season mark and 32nd straight win propel the Bearcats to unanimous No 1 in the AP and UPI polls. Loyola Chicago Illinois hold second and third as Arizona State drops to fifth after a Wyoming loss. Duke rises to fourth with Mississippi State entering top ten, others include West Virginia Georgia Tech Wichita Stanford.
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Liston Patterson Fight Nears April 4 Signing
Al Bolan of Championship Sports said contracts on the Sonny Liston Floyd Patterson title rematch to be held in Convention Hall Miami Beach on April 4 are near completion. Liston’s adviser demanded $85,000 now and $207,000 from Chicago last year, with a 30 percent gate share under the contract.
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Cleveland’s Donovan Earns Raise After Man of the Year Honor
Pitcher Dick Donovan, 20-win leader for a sixth-place Indians season, received a substantial contract raise and was saluted as Cleveland’s man of the year in a banquet before 700. The unanimous award came from the Cleveland chapter of the Baseball Writers Association, with Donovan noted for a 20-win season and five shutouts. General Manager Gabe Paul praised the raise as aligning Donovan with Cleveland’s greatest players.
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Fear and suspensions hit Rillito Park jockeys again
Rillito Park stewards led by Professor Palmer issued suspensions to six jockeys from seven to ten days for careless riding and interference. Notable cases include Manny Figueroa returning after a 30 day ban, Harold Pacheco and Alfonso Fernandez facing seven day suspensions, with action postponed until after tomorrow’s races.
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Cubs Seek Vengeance Vs Devils In Sunnyside Showdown
Flowing Wells Darren faces Sunnyside at 8 pm aiming to rebound from its only loss this season. Caballeros own a 10-1 mark leading Class A South while Sunny side sits 5-5 tied for third in 4-AA. both teams boast three double figure scorers. Flowing Wells relies on McAndrew Newsome and Gates while the Blue Devils lean on Childs Gallandt and Villalobos. Gallandt may miss the game due to a leg injury.
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