Purdue Beats Illinois In Big Ten Clash 98-84
Purdue toppled Illinois 98 to 84 in an overtime battle as Rick Mount led the Boilermakers with 37 points. Illinois star Greg Jackson managed limited scoring while Purdue pulled away late, delivering Illinois their first defeat of the season.
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Rupp-Coached Kentucky Reaches 1000 Wins by Blasting Kansas
Kentucky, led by Adolph Rupp in his 39th year, routed Kansas to mark the program’s 1000th victory. Dan Issel and Mike Casey paced the attack, with Kentucky also lifting its season record alongside other top results in college basketball.
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Allie Colombo Killed in Boston Tractor Trailer Crash
Boston police say Allie Colombo longtime friend and trainer of Rocky Marciano was crushed by a tractor trailer while unloading groceries in Readville Market parking lot. Colombo 43 died on arrival at City Hospital with Marciano in Brockton as a longtime ally in boxing days. High court mass scheduled Friday at Our Lady of Lourdes Brockton burial Melrose Cemetery.
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Baylor's 30 Leads Lakers in Omaha and Cincinnati
Baylor scored 30 to top the Los Angeles Lakers in Omaha then flew to Cincinnati for a 1 652 crowd at Cincinnati Gardens. Lucas led Royal scorers with 22 points as the Bullets beat Baltimore 100 92 in a rough game with six technical fouls.
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Milwaukee Coasts Over Weary Royals
Milwaukee surged in a big second half to beat the weary Royals 116 to 101 in an NBA game. The win kept the Bucks on track as they outscored their opponents in the final periods.
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Santa Clara Has Good Shot For Meeting UCLA Wolverines
NEW YORK UPI Jack Roban of Columbia praised Santa Clara as a strong college basketball program while noting UCLA looms in the NCAA Far West Regionals. The piece recounts performances by Milwaukee St John’s and others during the Holiday Festival, with quotes on New York City basketball pride and national recognition.
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Georgetown boycott rocks university swimming team
Georgetown University swimmers walk out over coach Benedek as players refuse to train amid two a day practices. The dispute follows long sessions and student objections with the team’s spring schedule in doubt and a return to competition uncertain.
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Freshmen wrestling tilt tops South Side 31 to 21
Central Freshmen beat South Side 31 21 in a close dual meet. Courtney Remson pinned Bair at 1 00, Bricker TM pinned Opather quickly, and Weston pinned Me Clery as other bouts produced decisive wins for Central.
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Notable names at Gard convention discuss intercollege scholarships
Joining Barratt to the stand were Robert C. James of the Mid-Atlantic Conference and Ralph A. Gina of Soult Dakota University. The scholarships view was presented at a round table during the opening session of the Gard annual conventios of the National Col serate Athletic Association.
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Labor Day Race purse tops half a million dollars
Ontario Motor Speedway guarantees a 500000 dollar purse for a USAC sanctioned 50 mile Labor Day weekend race in 1979. D B MacTavish says total prize potential rises to about 959000 with lap and accessory money, and a sanction decision will be submitted later this month.
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Linebacking Clinic Notes State Defenders at Purdue Clinic
Manchester Ind AP Don Fouss Purdue assistant will discuss linebacking and other defensive techniques at the Manchester College annual clinic January 2. Coach Jack Jarrett says plans include topics for coaches and families with fielding and training notes for high school football teams.
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District Fairs Back Pari-Mutuel Bid Endorsement
Indiana district fair officials rally to support the Indiana Horsemen's Association in pushing the General Assembly to pass a pari mutuel betting law. Edward Harvey Princeton elected president of the fair group with Bob Barnet as secretary treasurer. New officers include Charles O. Russell vice president Knight Smoker and Us. I. Thomas as directors representing associate members.
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Astronauts Plan Visit to Miami Super Bowl Game
Four astronauts Frank Norman James Lavell and William Adders will attend Sundays Super Bowl between the Baltimore Colts and the New York Jets in Miami as part of a five city three day itinerary. They will tour the site and meet football officials including commissioner Rozelle who extended the invitation.
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LA Open Begins Thursday At Rancho Park Course
The Los Angeles Open golf tournament kicks off with a Wednesday pro-am and a 72 hole main event starting Thursday at Rancho Park Municipal course. Defending champion Billy Casper is joined by stars Palmer Trevino and others as forecasts call for sunshine during the early rounds. Jack Nicklaus is absent from the field.
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Auger Cousins Lead France to World Cup Alpine Sweep
In ADELEODEN Switzerland Jean Noel Auger 19 and Jean Pierre Auger claimed France s first World Cup alpine event of the season. They won the two leg 2 shnaton giant slalom with a combined 3 20 18 while Jean Pierre finished second 3331 44. Karl Schranz of Austria placed third 321 60 and led the World Cup standings with 60 points. Bernard Jorcel and Patrik Russel tied for next at 26 points with Alfred Malt of Austria also earning 2 points.
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