North Carolina State Forfeits Maryland Game After Technical
North Carolina State faced Maryland at College Park as referee George Conley called a double technical on coach Norman Sloan and the game was forfeited with 2:15 left, Maryland leading 60-55. Sloan protested with a clenched fist and was penalized. Jay McMillen sank one of two free throws to conclude.
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Major College Football Roundup From New York
The top ten college teams showed mixed results with UCLA defeating Washington State 75 to 47 while North Carolina edged Duke 49 to 58. New Mexico beat Seattle 80 to 60 and Cincinnati topped North Texas 74 to 71. Houston and Vanderbilt idle. Western beat Missouri 64 to 54 and Canisius beat Providence 79 to 73.
Top Small Colleges Collage Scores Across Games
Kentucky Wesleyan beat Terrestee Sly 996 2. Southernlnals defeated Indians Sh 7747. Akron beat Gula Wesleyan 6-34. Cheyney St beat New York Tech 98-85. Southern U. Bio. EInclony St lost to Southarn mats 4 san Diego St beat Ls Boetht Mh P4383. Duke and North Carolina State battled with late drama. UCLA led by Lucius Allen and Lyn Shackelford. New Mexico beat Seattle 80-60. Texas Western beat Southern Mississippi 76-63. Providence's Jimmy Walker scored 44 in loss. Kansas defeated Oklahoma 97-79. St. Joseph's beat Creighton 73-70.
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Saturday Hoop Roundup Highlights Various NCAA Results
Summary of college basketball scores across conferences with numerous upsets and lopsided games. West region shows USF 77 over Santa Clara 74 and Fresno State 85 over San Fernando 66. Midwest features Northwestern 93 over Michigan 73 and Purdue 76 over Iowa State 67. East notes Fordham 54 over Temple 38 and Maryland 49 over North Carolina State 55.
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Steinhauer Sets Indoor Shot Put Mark At Cow Palace
Neal Steinhauer of Oregon State won the indoor shot put with a best of 63-3 inches at the Cow Palace. A crowded competition saw Ralph Boston and Randy Matson posting strong marks while Steve Seagren and others pursued top indoor and Olympic standards. The meet highlighted top college athletes and set the stage for upcoming indoor invitational meets in Oakland and Los Angeles.
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Chabot Wins San Mateo Invitational Crown
Chabot wrestlers claim the title at the San Mateo Invitational as Weston and Rizzo return from injury to help boost a 23-match win streak. Santa Ana, American River, and Sacramento City fall on the way to the champion, with Santa Ana taking second and San Mateo finishing third.
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Cal State Matmen lose to Chico State in twinbill
Chico State won 54 91 over Cal State in a dual meet while Oregon Technical Institute defeated the Pioneers 44 27. Cal State wrestlersfell behind early with several one or two point losses and coach Dick Alvenes cited near misses as the key factor in both defeats. The twinbill marked a 1 1 record for Cal State in Far Western Conference action with OTI handing another setback earlier in the week.
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Fremont League Recap and Week Schedule
Fremont A League starts with two games at Irvington High Gym as Alameda Sporting Goods faces Ford leaders and Kavanaugh Liquors meets Bodily Construction in the 7:10 and 8:30 p.m. slots. Newark Slo-Break to host Celtics Royals showdown Wednesday night with a perfect record at stake. Week schedule lists Merritt Motors, Round Table Plex, St Leonard’s, and GGSullo’s in Irvington, plus Royals-Celtics, Lakers-Warriors matchups at Newark High Gym.
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Soccer Loop Meeting To Open Today
ATLANTA UPI The new National Professional Soccer League meets here Monday and Tuesday to plan the first season which begins April 16 The Atlanta Chiefs will host a six team league with franchises in Baltimore Chicago Los Angeles New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis San Francisco and Toronto Games will be 22 games with national TV coverage for one Sunday game The Atlanta Chiefs operated by the Atlanta Braves will play home games in Atlanta
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Newark Rec Volleyball Opens Practice Sessions Tonight
Newark Recreation Dept announces practice for the men's volleyball league at Newark High Gym 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Openings remain in A and C leagues. Contact the dept to form a team in A C-1 or C-2. Fees are 40 dollars for A and 35 dollars for C leagues. League play begins February 18.
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