Cincinnati Bearcats Rally Past Kansas State In Sunflower Showdown
Ron Bonham slimmed down and joined George Wilson as they scored 27 points to lift the NCAA champions Cincinnati Bearcats to a 75 61 win over Kansas State in the Sunflower doubleheader The victory extended Cincinnati’s win streak to five and kept them undefeated on the season Also noted are Arizona State over Kansas Oregon State loss to California and other college results including Duquesne Pittsburgh and several tournament games.
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Cincinnati
Ron Bonham
Avoirdupois
Bearcats
Kansas State
George Wilson
Wildcats
Manhattan
Kan
Arizona State
Kansas
Lawrence
Oregon State
Terry Baker
California
Don Lauer
Dick Smith
Minnesota
Eric Madanz
Bradley
Providence
St. Louis
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Dukes
Boston College
Panthers
William & Mary
Knights of Columbus
Portland
Ore
Tennessee State
University of the Pacific
Los Angeles
Loyola
Presbyterian
Stetson
Middle Tennessee
Rollins
Deland
Fla
Bill Green
Colorado State U
Arizona
Wayne Durham
Wichita
Brigham Young
UCLA
Oklahoma
Southern California
Missouri
James Wood Defeats Herndon 85-51 in rout
James Wood High's Colonels improved to 4-0 in Northwest District play with an 85-51 victory over Herndon High. Ronnie Kern scored 21 and Wilson Braithwaite 16 as all five starters reached double figures.
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James Wood
Wilson Braithwaite
Herndon
Rusty Hatton
Colonels
Russ Luttrell
Kern
Braithwaite
James Wood High
Herndon High
Casey
Frederick County
Ronnie Kern
Billy Pugh
Tommy Sullivan
Jack Hill
Hornets
Herndon FG
Thompson
Hill
Bacher
Totals
Nethers Braithwaite
Pugh
Rinker
Orndorff
Luttrell
Dietz Sullivan
Snapp
Hockman
Clarke County Dominates Luray 70 45 In District Match
Clarke County routed Luray 70 to 45 in a Group II District 10 basketball game. It was Clarke County’s home opener, moving to 1-1 on the season. Dickie Longerbeam led with 19 points while Dave Child added 15, as the Eagles pulled away after a 10-7 first period.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Luray
Clarke
Eagles
Dickie Longerbeam
Dave Child
Pony Huff
Johnny Pine
Chris Levi
Johnny Sours
Lucy Simms Edges J-W Tigers 42 40 In Late Rally
Johnson-Williams led 34-27 entering the fourth quarter before Lucy Simms of Harrisonburg used a man-to-man defense to complete a 42-40 comeback victory. J-W drops to 1-1. Lucy Simms improves in the early season.
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Berryville
Johnson-Williams
Lucy Simms
Harrisonburg
Tigers
J-W
Johnson-Williams Lassies
William Briscoe
Willie Brown
George Williams
Charles Moss
Ed Walker
Rosetta Clay
Joann Reynolds
Linda Gaunt
Cecelia Reynolds
Barbara Jones
Foley in TV Fight Tonight
Zora Folley seeks his 10th straight win in a 10 round television bout with Doug Jones at Madison Square Garden. Folley must win to stay alive in title hopes while Jones eyes a key upset in a nationally televised ABC match.
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New York
Zora Folley
Doug Jones
Madison Square Garden
Jones
Chandler
Ariz
Folley
Bob Foster
Foley
the Garden
ABC
Britain Orders Third A Sub From Vickers Armstrong
The Admiralty said Britain will build its third nuclear submarine with Vickers Armstrong. HMS Dreadnought is in first sea trials while the second submarine was laid down last January.
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London
Admiralty
Britain
Vicker Armstrong
Connie Baker Opens Women's 600 Set With 612 In Forest Hills League
Connie Baker bowled the first women’s 600 set at Northside Bowling Lanes with a 612 for Coca-Cola in a 40 victory over Shawnee Squaws. She posted 200 226 and 186 games. Other Forest Hills scores included Lup ton Insurance and Shenandoah Enterprises with several teams posting multiple wins. Elmer Allen led Friday Night Pro League with 229 212 173 614 as Local 149 fell to Contin uo Homes.
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Connie Baker
Northside
Coca-Cola
Shawnee Squaws
Forest Hills
Lupton Insurance
Shenandoah
Peoples Cleaners
Bowlettes
National Homes
National Fruit
Elmer Allen
Continuo
Brakeshoe Cafeteria
O’sullivan
Shawnee Bowmen
Ritter’s Variety Store
Blue and Gray
GW Garage
Wildcats
Waterloo
Rescue Squad
Perkins Confident in Defense of Junior Welter Title
Eddie Perkins of Chicago expressed near cockiness about stopping Italian challenger Duilio Loi to defend his world junior welterweight title in Milan. Loi's manager Steve Klaus echoed victory but warned it could be a full 15 round decision.
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Milan
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Duilio Loi
Loi
Steve Klaus
Klaus
Perkins
ECAC urges end to fight between AAU and Track Federation
The ECAC urged binding arbitration between the AAU and the U.S. Track and Field Federation by month’s end or colleges would be urged to skip AAU meets, risking the 1964 indoor season and Olympic prospects. ECAC warned a failure to settle could derail the national program and open-event control disputes.
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ECAC
AAU
Track-Field Federation
NEW York
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Amateur Athletic Union
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Boxing Results From Major Cities
The Associated Press reports boxing card outcomes across cities with multiple decisions. Cleroux outpointed McNeeley in Boston while Scott stopped Fosmire. Johnson outpointed Serrano in Los Angeles. Terrell defeated Johnson in Chicago. Olson and Rinaldi drew in Rome. Suzuki outpointed Campo in Tokyo.
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Associated Press
Boston
Bob Cleroux
Montreal
Tom McNeeley
Charley Scott
Philadelphia
Bob Fosmire
Los Angeles
Don Johnson
Pulga Serrano
Sacaramento
Chicago
Ernest Terrell
Jack Johnson
Rome
Italy
Carl
Bobo) Olson
San Francisco
Giulio Rinaldi
Drew
Tokyo
Takeo Suzuki
Japan
Vic Campo
Philippines
Duckpin Bowling Roundup Keeps Leaders Tied In Ladies League
Health Center Evening Star Ladies League action left Kastle's Mens Shop and Coca Cola tied for first after three wins each. Charles Town girls edged Buckley-Lages by narrow margins. Individual scores topped by Virginia Larrick’s 120 for Coca Cola and Polly's Cab trio of wins powered Eva Brill 113 and Helen Richards 114.
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Kastle’s Mens Shop
Coca Cola
Health Center
Charles Town
Buckley-Lages
Virginia Larrick
F. A. Shryock
Shryock
Mary Louise Miller
June Tusing
Helen Richards
Polly
Cab
Denny’s
Eva Brill
Patsy Whitacre
Sealtest
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Buncutter Oil
Deluxburger Grill
Pearl Ebert
Betty Webber
Irene Borrer
Eleanor Buckner
Diet Rue Cola
Sanitary Dairy
Jackie Fleming
Nancy DeSchon
Gertrude Reed
Aussies Name Davis Cup Team for Mexico Challenge
Australia selected a four man Davis Cup squad to defend the cup against Mexico in Brisbane December 26 to 28. Rod Laver Roy Emerson Neale Fraser and Ken Fletcher were named with Fletcher a 22 year old Queenslander making his first appearance after beating Bob Hewitt in the Victorian championships.
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Melbourne
Rod Laver
Roy Emerson
Neale Fraser
Ken Fletcher
Australia
Mexico
Brisbane
Fletcher
Bob Hewitt
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Mike Rathet
Keith Stickley
Clarke Coulty
Herndon Iv’s
Ronnie Rinker
J-W Tigers
L. Simms
Chatham
Hospitality
Ee Ee
Winchester Savings & Loan Association
W. Boscawen St
Blue At
Don Hull
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Bell Clothes
Quick Amusement Co
Francis Hudson
Bill Keyton
Bob Harrison
Artie Kiracore
Quick Amusement
Bob
Artie
Hoover’s Grocery
Croser Transfer
Roxy Hackman
Hoover
Mickey McDonald
Doug Sirbaugh
Chug White
Funkhouser Oil Company
Briscoe Ginn
Funkhouser Oil
Jackie Cleveland
Don Pless
Evan Creswell
Charles Minghini
Frederick Motor Company
Virginia Gentleman
Minghini
Frederick Motor
Nellie Vaughn
Frances Dodson
Doug Conner
Sonny Crisman
Crisman Rug Company
Shickle’s Food Mart
Shickle’s
Charles Ebert
Allen Carter
Lane Reed
Senator
Bulova
Loudoun Street
Winchester
Fred Button
Mgr
Ween
Goth Stores
Genelor
Qusiii
John Reid
Miami
Florida
Pine Motor Co
Ocean Front
Braddock ST
Pine Motor Co., Inc
Dodge Trucks
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