Providence BC clash tees up ECAC Holiday Festival title tilt
Providence coach Jim Mullaney and Boston College mentor Bob Cousy, former Holy Cross teammates who helped win the 1947 NCAA crown, meet as Providence faces BC in the ECAC Holiday Festival. Providence beat Illinois 81 79 with Bill Blair’s tips, while BC advanced by edging Army 92 85.
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Bill Blair
Jim Walker
New York University
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N.Y
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Georgetown
NYU
Worcester
Mass
Assmpth
Northestra
Vanderbilt Tops Syracuse In NIT Opener
Vanderbilt defeated Syracuse 119 to 108 in the opening round as Dave Bing set scoring marks and Jerry Lee poured in 31 after intermission. Bing tied the Syracuse single game record for field goals with 16 while Lee matched the 49-point mark, elevating Vanderbilt in a high scoring clash.
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Dave Bing
Syracuse
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Orangemen
Vanderbilt
Lee
Bing
Utah
Billy McGill
Jerry Lucas
McGill
Louisville
Miami
Wayne Houston
Wesley Unseld
Rick Jones
Mike Wittman
Cincinnati
Don Rolf
Ohio State
Williams College names 1966 co captains for soccer
Williamstown Massachusetts N Y and John D Tibbits of Atherton California were elected co captains of Williams College varsity soccer for 1966. Ernst inside right on this year's squad also plays lacrosse where the team went 10 1 and won the New England championship. Tibbits was regular right halfback in 1965 and captained his freshman team.
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Williamstown
Mass. N.Y
John D. Tibbits
Atherton
Calif
Williams College
Ernst
New England
Doug
Atty
Johan Brust Jr
Tennyson Avenue
Baldwin
N.Y
Tibbits
Williams
Midland School
Los Olivas
Callif
Arthur Tibbits
Glenwood Avenue
College Scores From Holiday and Classic Tournaments
United Press International reports results from multiple early rounds and consolations across Holiday Festival Worcester Classic Union Holiday Classic Motor City Tournament and Evansville Invitational. Notable upsets include Baylor over Texas Tech and Georgetown over NYU while Yale and Marquette posted wins in their respective events.
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Bob Leonard
Wake Forest
Iowa State
Kansas
Iowa State Cyclones
Colorado
Walt Wesley
Jayhawks
Kansas State
Wichita
Xavier
Lillard Harris
Virginia Tech
Texas A&m
Detroit
Motor City
William and Mary
Princeton
Mississippi State
Navy
Davidson
Ski Reports From New England Ski Areas
Boston reports a cold spell with a rising cloud cover and a moderating trend starting Thursday. Vermont ski areas show variable base depths from 3 to 42 inches with powder and packed powder conditions and light new snow in many locales. Massachusetts lists several resorts with machine made snow and variable depths, including Mt. Tom and Jiminy Peak, amid ongoing snowfall reports.
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Dutch Hill
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Jay Peak
Killington
Magic Mt
Middlebury
Suicide
Massachusettes
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Mt. Tom
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