Minnesota Beats Loyola 89 75 On Home Floor
Minnesota, ranked third, used five players in double figures led by Mel Northway and Archie Clark with 19 points each to defeat Loyola of Chicago 89-75 at Loyola’s arena. Frank Perez scored 20 for Loyola as Minnesota dominated the second half, never allowing the Ramblers within 12.
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Del Greco sold to Phillies farm as Baughman shipped
In Philadelphia a veteran outfielder Bobby Del Greco was purchased from Vancouver by the Phillies Arkansas farm team. As part of the deal the Phillies sent Chattanooga catcher Larry Baughman to Birmingham of the Southern League. In Green Bay Utah fullback Allan Jacobs, 6-foot 205 pounds, signed by the Packers as their 10th pick from last year's draft. In Paris Jean Piat, 42, a leading trainer, died in a car crash along with veterinary surgeon Dr. Jean Cartier and Cartier's wife.
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Saban Named Coach of Year Over Holovak in AFL Vote
New York UPI reports Lou Saban won AFL coach of the year by 13-12 over Mike Holovak. Saban praised his assistants and credited the Bills team for finishing first in the East with a 24-14 win over the Patriots. Sid Gillman also received a ballot in the close vote.
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Benhi Hosts Brattleboro Colonels Tonight in SWL clash
Benhi faces Brattleboro Colonels at home while BCHS travels to Hartford as Bennington Catholic aims to seize the Southern Vermont lead. The Sabers hold a 6-1 run and could move atop the league with a win, aided by balanced scoring from Brooks, Plante, Lemieux, Caron, and Tocci. Ray Bueb of Benhi looms as key scorer against Brattleboro.
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Georgia Faces Texas In Sun Bowl Saturday
Georgia Bulldogs arrive in El Paso to face Texas Tech in the Sun Bowl Saturday. Under coach Vince Dooley the team, once expected to finish low in the SEC, posted a 6-3-1 record and upset Kentucky, North Carolina, Florida and Clemson. The Bulldogs rely on a strong ground game, led by runners Bob Taylor, Fred Barber and Preston Ridlehuber, while passing remains a weakness with 58.2 aerial yards per game.
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Bennington Cats Grapple Past Cambridge 26 23
Bennington High School won their second wrestling match of the year at Bendi, defeating the Cambridge grapplers 26 to 23. The Cats logged three pins and three decisions while Cambridge earned two pins and two decisions. A forfeit in the 95 pound class gave Cambridge a head start of five points.
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Cambridge Cats Clinch Victory in Wrestling Meet
SVL Basketball Standings wouldn't make a lot of difference and took the next match when Rick Squires defeated Larry Bennet in a six minute decision bout. The next match was a 2-2 draw between Bill Lackey of Bendt and Steve Heron of Cambridge. Cambridge extended its lead, then fell behind to Bend. three consecutive Catamount pins followed including a likely new record by Dwayne Knapp in 46 seconds. Knapp, new to the lineup, impressed after missing practice. Cambridge regained advantage with Gary Ridler's 4-3 decision over Carl Squires and two six minute wins by Wally Harrington and Dave Ordway. Bennington lost two pins but Cambridge claimed victory with John Burgess losing to a pin in 1:41 and Bob Watkins delivering Cambridge’s fastest pin in 0:35 over Jim Betts.
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Arlington Eagles edge St. Mary's 59 58 on late Poulin baskets
Arlington Eagles defeated St. Mary's Academy 59-58 at home as Tom Poulin nailed a late basket after St. Mary's rallied from 17-8 first-quarter and led 57-56 with under a minute remaining. Stan Grover grabbed 19 rebounds for Arlington, Pat O'Neil added 16, and the win signals readiness for Molly Stark League play.
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Collier Sees Specialty Units Grow in Browns NFL Quest
Cleveland coach Blanton Collier says specialty units are increasingly vital as the Browns prepare for Sunday’s NFL championship vs Baltimore. He notes a three-team structure with kickoff and receiving units shaping field position and stresses these units as essential to both offense and defense.
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Early Typewriter Invention Traced to 1714 Patent
New York report notes the typewriter’s origins tracing to 1714 when Queen Anne allegedly granted Henry Mill a patent for a device reproducing letters with printlike precision. The first practical model is credited to American Christopher L. Sholes in 1866.
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