UCLA Tops AP Poll In Surprising Early Standings
UCLA remains No. 1 with an 11-0 start, while Texas Western slips from the preseason top ranks. The top ten list shifts as traditional powers stumble and midseason results reshape perceptions. Big 6-8 star Jim Barnes leads Texas Western, and Wake Forest, West Virginia, and Texas Tech post notable wins.
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Douglas Hampered By Lack Of Punch In 64 49 Loss
Douglas fell 64 to 49 to Hoffman Boston squad at day night. Arlington won 6 2 in a regional clash as Boston defense stifled Douglas and ended their three game win run. The home team failed to score consistently and could not mount a comeback.
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Rosburg Opens San Diego Open with Four Under 66
Bob Rosburg held a four under par 66 to lead the San Diego Open first round as players faced weather delays from frost at Rancho Bernardo. Julius Boros Tony Joe and Coady were among those within one stroke, while Jerry Barber Frank Beard and Don Finsterwald were among contenders hoping to close the gap.
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Gifford Rejoins East Squad in Pro Bowl Role
Los Angeles AP Frank Gifford of the New York Giants returns to familiar ground as he joins the East for his seventh Pro Bowl at the Coliseum after Buddy Dial of the Dallas Cowboys injures a knee and withdraws. Gifford, a longtime All-Star, replaces Dial and helps the East prepare for the annual game.
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Dick French Stops Tyrone Gardiner In Worcester Fight
The Associated Press reports in Worcester Massachusetts that Dick French 148 pounds from Providence Rhode Island stopped Tyrone Gardiner 140 pounds from Sydney Nova Scotia after 7 rounds in a boxing bout.
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WVU appoints William Criswell news director
News director post at West Virginia University goes to William Criswell of McMechen Marshall County. Criswell, WVU graduate, has radio and TV experience in Ohio West Virginia and Maryland.
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Eastern Kentucky upsets Louisville in new fieldhouse debut
Eastern Kentucky State College broke a 32 year drought on its court by defeating Louisville 76 to 65 in the debut at a new 3 million dollar fieldhouse. Louisville had previously won the last game in the old gym 96 to 78 in 1968.
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W&M Faces Richmond Tilt as Height Lags in UNC Basketball
W&M Indians, short on height and scoring, rely on defense and three key players Dave Hunter Martin Morris and Jim Roy as they chase another road win in a Southern Conference tilt at Richmond. Virginia Tech and West Virginia post wins in other ACC and conference games while Old Dominion upset Western Maryland and RPI loses. Jim Brown of the Browns leads NFL rushing title race with six titles in seven years.
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Army Navy Finish Named Top Oddity of 1963 Year
The Army Navy clash of 1963 was chosen as the year’s top oddity by AP voters. Navy led 21 7 late, Army rallied briefly before the end came in Philadelphia Stadium to a crowd of 100 000 plus television viewers.
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Local high school basketball results list regional teams
A fragmented page lists basketball matchups including George Mason Handley James Wood Clarke County Strasburg Warren County Rappahannock John Mosby Stonewall Jackson Central and Miller School with partial scores and player references.
Kern carries Shenandoah past Prince Georges 88 to 85
Shenandoah College edge Prince Georges on the road 88 85 in Suitland Maryland. Ron Kern tallies 38 points leading the Hornets while Lou Smith misses key free throws to seal it. Kern raises season average to 31 8 as Shenandoah improves to 2 2 in league and 37 overall with three Hornets in double figures. The team hosts Hagerstown JC next, following a 91 76 win earlier.
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