West Leads East as NFL Pro Bowl Showdown Favors West
The Western Conference extended its dominance with a Pro Bowl win over the East. Baltimore quarterback John Unitas starred, earning Player of the Game as the West built a 25 point lead and held off a late East surge.
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Adigue Edges Yoshimoto In Tokyo Bout
Pedro Adigue of the Philippines defeated Takete ru Yoshimoto of Japan by decision in a ten round boxing match held in Tokyo.
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Gomer Jones Emerges as Wilkinson Replacement Candidate
Norman Oklahoma AP Dr George L Cross president of the University of Oklahoma endorsed a players petition urging line coach Gomer Jones to succeed Bud Wilkinson as head football coach Cross action boosts Jones chances who is also Wilkinson's favored successor Wilkinson resigned as head coach Regents will decide final outcome Jones has trained 10 All America linemen at Oklahoma and previously played at Jorn Carre Giris State and Nebraska
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College Teams May Return to Platoons
College football rule makers approve a return to the platoon system after 11 years of limits. Coaches, led by AFCA rules chairman Jack Curtice, hail the plan allowing platoons at any clock stoppage and two subs during running time, with timing rules easing substitutions.
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Santa Anita Strike Settled Halting Five Day Closure
Santa Anita Park reopens Tuesday after a weekend settlement ending a five day strike that management said cost the track five million dollars. The accord covers about 1,400 employees across pari mutuel staff janitors guards gate crew ushers assistants starters jockey valets and vet assistants under a three year deal with pay raises including a 75 cent daily increase and two further increases. Don Smith of the Federation of California Racing Associations called the settlement a compromise with neither side winning.
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Top ten college basketball AP poll recap
The AP poll shows UCLA leading at 13 0 after a 78 71 win over USC. Kentucky drops after losses and wins including 103 44 over LSU and 105 63 over Tulane. Loyola Chicago moves up with a 96 80 win over Marquette. Michigan defeats Purdue 77 70. Davidson, 12 0, beats Virginia Military 70 58 and Virginia 64 62. Oregon State 12 3 defeats Hawaii 71 55 then loses to Hawaii Service All Stars 68 65.
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Oklahoma State Kentucky Nearing 700 Wins in Hall of Fame Talk
Oklahoma State and Kentucky, each with 696 victories, aim to add a win as Oklahoma State defeats Oklahoma 67-56 and Kentucky posts a 105-63 win to tighten their 35-year careers. Other top teams UCLA DePaul Davidson Michigan Oregon State Vanderbilt Cincinnati Villanova all win.
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Wall Jr. Wins San Diego Open in Major Victory
Art Wall Jr. captured the $30,000 San Diego Open title at Rancho Bernardo with a 72-hole 274 six under par. He led a strong field including Julius Boros Gene Littler Bob Rosburg Arnold Palmer and Bob Charles as he earned his first major triumph since 1960.
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VSGA Overhauls 1964 Golf Tournament Schedule
The Virginia State Golf Association outlines major changes for 1964 with new format for the State Amateur at Hot Springs. The State Senior Men's is split from the Amateur and planned for August 38. Virginias-Carolinas team matches move to one annual event, July 31 to August 2 at Hot Springs. Other events include Women's Amateur and Senior Women at Hot Springs July 20-24, Open at Princess Anne in Virginia Beach September 18-20, Junior at Bow Creek Virginia Beach July 13-17, and women’s team matches at Elizabeth Manor May 20-22 in Portsmouth.
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