NCAA Grants Relaxed Sanctions to Indiana Amid Violations
The NCAA disciplined five schools for recruiting violations and eased penalties for Indiana University after a four year restriction, allowing Indiana athletes to compete in postseason events and the 1964 Olympic trials. Alabama and Washington State received cautions for similar issues, while Iowa faced the most violations but cooperated with investigations. The changes reflect a trend toward fewer major abuses and narrower punishments.
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Zuckerman Drubs Bell's in 112-66 Victory
Zuckerman jumped to a 26-18 first period lead and cruised past Bell's 112-66 as Bob McDonald 26, Ken Bishop 22, and Bobby Brown 20 led scoring. In the nightcap Paul’s TV beat Workingman's Store 81-65 with Ron Keeler 22 and Charles Harris 20.
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Harney Wins Los Angeles Open In Stroke Victory
Paul Harney captures the Los Angeles Open title with a 72 hole total of 280 to win $7,500, finishing four under par. Arnold Palmer places in a four way tie for third at 282 after a final round 70, with Bob Nichols runner up at 261 and others tied nearby.
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Chamberlain Robertson Lead NBA Records At Midseason
The NBA season midpoint finds Boston and Los Angeles atop divisions while Wilt Chamberlain and Oscar Robertson dominate five major statistical categories. Chamberlain leads in scoring and free throw accuracy and sits among the assists leaders. Robertson, a versatile star for Cincinnati, tops categories across multiple drills.
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Finley Confident Athletics Move To Louisville OKed
Charles C. Finley, owner of the Athletics, said he is confident the club will be permitted to move from Kansas City to Louisville after meeting with league owners. He has signed a Kentucky deal to play the 1964 and 1965 seasons at the State Fairgrounds, with the state receiving five percent of net gate proceeds and two percent of gross concession funds. Finley said he expects support from Kentucky lawmakers and fans and stressed he anticipates the votes needed to approve the move.
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Patterson Kayoes Italian for comeback shot at Liston
Floyd Patterson stopped Santo Amonti in the eighth round to take a step toward another world heavyweight title opportunity. He reserved hope for a Liston rematch, saying he must first win more bouts and prove himself.
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Davidson Holds Sole Lead In Southern Conference Race
The unbeaten Davidson Wildcats top the Southern Conference standings at 2-0, with VMI second at 3-1. Citadel upset George Washington 63-60 as Furman beat Wake Forest 66-58. Randolph Macon's Yellow Jackets opened 1964 with a 115-67 win over Shepherd College. Frank Kaminski posted 25 points and 16 rebounds.
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Johneeeeee College Named Dean of American Hockey Coaches
Johneeeeee College became dean of American college hockey coaches when he assumed the coaching post at his alma mater in 1932.
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UCLA Tops AP Poll as Kentucky Drops After Upset
UCLA leads the AP basketball poll with 31 first place votes and 391 points. Kentucky slips to second amid a week of upsets while Loyola Chicago, Michigan, and Davidson round out the top five.
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Detroit at Boston Sparks Monday NHL Loop Results
NHL Loop results note no games today with Detroit at Boston on Mondays. Upcoming Wednesday features Montreal at Toronto. The page mentions an illuminated manuscript definition as a decorative illustrated text.
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Kentucky Dwelling In Cellar After 0-2 SEC Start
Adolph Rupp led Kentucky to a slide from No. 1 to the bottom of the SEC with an 0-2 conference start. Vanderbilt defeated Kentucky 85-83 as Miller led Vandy with 41 points and Ritter added 18 while Cothron had 19 for the losers.
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Associated Press Sports
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Kentucky Wildcats
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Wildcats
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Ritter Adda
Terry Cithon
Are You The Man For A Shaw Barton Ad Sales Job
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Ohio
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