College Scores Across East Midwest and West to Close Day
The Associated Press reports college basketball results across regions. Notable outcomes include LIU 56 over Fairleigh Dickinson 40 and Iowa 72 over Vermont 66. Other winners: Amherst 84 over Tufts 68, NYU 91 over Wagner 71, Holy Cross 94 over Syracuse 83, Rutgers 60 over Navy 47, Va Tech 93 over Virginia 74, Georgia Tech 72 over Clemson 55, St. Carolina 84 over Temple 71, Rice 77 over William and Mary 74, Pittsburgh 82 over George Washington 76, No. Carolina A T and Elizabeth City 114 96, Va Commonwealth 97 over Mt. St. Mary’s 78, Old Dominion 109 over St. Francis, Texas 74 over Tulane 70, Ky Wesleyan 88 over Central State, NC State 83 over Maryland 81, Duke 68 over Wake Forest 67, Alabama 70 over Florida 63, Detroit 75 over St. Bonaventure 73, Michigan 95 over Australian Nationals 78, Duquesne 84 over Xavier 77, Ill Wesleyan 92 over Wheaton 75, Cent. Mich 75 over Ill. State 63, Toledo 74 over San Diego 70, Wooster 80 over Hiram 75, Akron 98 over Youngstown 73, Hon. Payne 84 over St. Edwys 81, Houston 83 over Creighton 76, SW Tex 64 over St. Mary’s Tex 61, Whittier 86 over Claremont-Mudd Colorado 68 over UC Irvine 65, and Pocono Classic Fifth Place Kings Pa 84 over St. Francis NY 67.
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Miami
Kent St
Detroit
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Michigan
Duquesne
Xavier
Ill
Wheaton
Wesleyan
Cent. Mich
Basketball scores and Thursday games list
Scores include Boston 137 Seattle 112 Cincinnati 133 Portland 128 Detroit 100 San Diego 99 Buffalo 115 San Francisco 108 New York 127 Cleveland 94 Milwaukee 119 Chicago 106. Thursday schedule features New York at Milwaukee and other matchups. Wednesday results show Kentucky 145 Virginia 137 and more.
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Spencer Haywood
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National Basketball Association
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Celtics Rally To Rout Sonics With Haywood Protest
Boston official protest over Haywood eligibility after he signed with Seattle fueled a 137-112 Sonics loss. Celtics jumped 14-4 to start the final period behind Havlicek 32 and Cowens 28 as Seattle’s Dick Snyder added 26.
Brodie Named NFL Most Valuable Player for 1966
John Brodie of the San Francisco 49ers won the AP NFL Most Valuable Player award for the 1966 season. He edged out George Blanda of the Oakland Raiders 33 to 27 in a 78-voter panel. Tarkenton and Page tied for third with three votes each.
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John Brodie
San Francisco
49Ers
Associated Press
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George Blanda
Miracle Worker
Oakland Raiders
Blanda
NFL
Racing Roundup at Pimlico Liberty Bell and More
Early leader Space Dancer wins Pimlico headliner in Baltimore. Charlie's Luck captures Liberty Bell feature in Philadelphia. Yolas Dadjoe takes Tropical Park feature in Miami with Working Tite far back. Mis Samenza wins New London Purse at Lincoln Downs ahead of Retail King. Aggressively storms from far back to win Santa Anita’s 1 16 mile feature over Yankee Doodle Boy in Arcadia California.
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Pimlico
Philadelphia
Liberty Bell
Miami
Yolas Dadjoe
Tropical Park
Working Tite
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Mis Samenza
Retail King
Maximum Kill Three Hunters Bag 45 Quail in One Day
Joe Brunson Jerry Fallaw and Sox Fallaw hunted on Mose Fallaw’s 300 acre farm near Aiken. They walked the fields with three dogs and covered 14 coveys from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Quail numbers were unusually high after a recent rain clearing. Their best day ever ends as quail season closes March 1 and fishing for bass awaits.
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Joe Brunson
Jerry
Sox Fallaw
Mose Fallaw
Sox
Fallon
Coaches Shuffle Across NFL As Teams Change Leaders
The NFL coaches churn continues with Charley Winner fired by the St Louis Cardinals and George Allen hired by the Washington Redskins. By week’s end nine coaches had departed since last September with more possible, including Allen from the Rams, Clive Rush, Tom Fears, Phil Bengtson, Wally Lemm, Blanton Collier, and Charlie Waller stepping down or quitting. Rumors list John Rauch Jim Dooley and Jerry Williams as potential exits.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Charley Winner
Washington Redskins
Bill Austin
George Allen
National Football League
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Los Angeles Rams
Clive Rush
Boston Patriots
Tom Fears
New Orleans Saints
Phil Bengtson
Green Bay Packers
Wally Lemm
Houston Oilers
Blanton
Roche's 21 Against Owls Sets New Career Record
South Carolina beat Temple 84-71 as John Roche scored 21 points to set a new career scoring record at 1,527. The ACC slate featured Duke, Wake Forest, NC State, Virginia, and Clemson in close games while UNC upset SC earlier. ACC teams idle until Saturday.
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Owls
Associated Press
Temple Owls
South Carolina Gamecocks
South Carolina
Frank McGuire
Gamecocks
North Carolina
John Roche
Jim Slaughter
Tech
Virginia
Barry Parkhill
Bill McNear
Parkhill
Tim Rash
Cavaliers
Allan Bristow
Gobblers
Charlie Lipscomb
Lord King
Rich Yankus
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Dave Thomas
Pete Wedell
ACC
Maryland
College Park
Trevino Considers Masters Return But Aims at British Open
Lee Trevino says he may play the Masters next year but won t commit to this year while focusing on the 1971 season. He ranks the British Open as a bigger goal and cites Royal Birkdale as the site for that ambition.
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Los Angeles
Lee Trevino
Augusta
Trevino
Royal Berkdale
Southport
England
Favorite Course Highlight From Two Years Ago
A reader notes it remains one of their preferred courses despite the passage of time. The reminiscence points to lasting appreciation for the subject and its enduring quality.
Aiken’s Hornets Tie Caps 1-1 in Columbia
Manley Duke scored Ai ken’s lone goal as the Hornets and Caps played to a 1-1 draw in Columbia. Two five minute OT periods failed to decide the winner. Hayboy Wyman broke his leg in a Monday practice, ending his season. Aiken (2-1-1) travels to Sumter for a Wednesday game seeking third win.
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Manley Duke
Aiken
Caps
Hayboy Wyman
Sumter
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