Gilmore's scoring pace powers Jacksonville in Sunshine Classic win
Gilmore scored 40 points and grabbed 29 rebounds as 7-2 Jacksonville overwhelmed George Washington 110-85 in the Sunshine Basketball Classic opening round. The All America candidate boosted the Dolphins amid a 14:15 remaining run that erased a 63-61 edge.
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College basketball top twenty poll and early season results
The United Press International top 20 poll highlights first week rankings with 23 points for the top team and first-week results across programs. Duke, Oregon State, Duquesne, Colorado, Purdue, Houston, Mississippi, Oklahoma State, Washington State and BYU posted notable scores and upsets as players starred in various wins and close finishes.
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Kapp Cleared to Play Vikes Challenge in Final Pats Home Game
Joe Kapp has the green light to suit up for the Boston Patriots in their last home game, but must avoid the Minnesota Vikings feared Purple People Eaters front four led by Eller Marshall Larsen and Page. Pats coach Mazur and line coach Beatty praise proceeding readiness after Kapp’s Miami injury as Harvard Stadium hosts the clash.
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Ali humbled by victory over Bonavena at Madison Square Garden
Muhammad Ali defeated Oscar Bonavena by knockout in the 15th round at Madison Square Garden. Ali admitted he was not at his best and felt humbled, while Bonavena impressed with heart and speed. Trainer Angelo Dundee noted unknown private troubles for Ali, and Bonavena laughed off the cuts and showed festive courage after the bout.
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Browns insist on beat Cincinnati as they prep for Cowboys
The Cleveland Browns, tied for first with the Cincinnati Bengals at 6-4, skipped a day off to resume practice after a 21-10 win over the Houston Oilers. Key plays included a goal line stand by Ron Snidow and a 99 2/3 yard drive capped by a Bill Nelsen to Gary Collins TD.
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Syracuse blacks gain support over football boycott
A UPI report says a Syracuse University special committee labeled the eight black players suspension for spring practice as institutional racism. The panel proposed redshirting to add a year of eligibility and cited demands for a black coach as context. The Dialog published the 38 page Findings before Chancellor Corbally saw them.
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