Scoreboard: Who Won Mar. 13, 1964
— Loyola of Chicago's Tom O'Hara, 21: the featured mile race at the Chicago Daily News Relays, by 80 yds., in 3 min. 56.4 sec.—breaking his own world indoor record by .2 sec. "I could have run two seconds faster if I had wanted to let out," said O'Hara.
— U.C.L.A.'s No. 1-ranked Bruins: their 26th straight victory, 91-81, over crosstown rival Southern Cal, in the last game of the regular season—thus becoming the first major college basketball team (TIME, Jan. 17) to go through a full season unbeaten since Ohio State in 1961.
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