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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1965
Page
9
A roundup of college basketball results from multiple tournaments and conferences. Notable outcomes include St John’s edging Michigan 75 74 in New York at the Holiday Festival, La Salle over Syracuse in overtime 73 70, and Cincinnati beating Princeton 71 69.
In a high scoring NBA Sunday, Boston cruises past Cincinnati 89-85 as Sam Jones pours in 31 points. Oscar Robertson adds 35 for the Royals, who remain tied for second in the East behind the Celtics.
Regina reports Eagle Keys signed a two year deal Wednesday to replace Bob Shaw who resigned after the first year of his contract. In Seattle Dewey Soriano of the PCL said a meeting next month will consider transferring Seattle ownership from the Boston Red Sox to the Los Angeles Angels.
Milwaukee Braves could be in Atlanta by All Star time in July as owners weigh a move. Courts and NL votes block immediate relocation but neither obstacle is insurmountable. The club has plans to televise and broadcast games from Atlanta and only 28 season tickets were sold in Milwaukee for 1965. Braves president Johnny McHale offered Milwaukee county one million dollars to allow the move. a counter proposal followed with three conditions met.
East and West squads trained separately in Los Angeles for the 15th annual Pro Bowl. Collier and Shula’s teams, rematches of the NFL title game, sharpened plans as six Packers and five Cardinals sat out the sessions after Miami.
Meissner scores four goals as the Baltimore Clippers blow out the Quebec Aces 9-1 in AHL action. Don McGregor adds two goals with Ken Schinkel and Wally Chevrier scoring once each. Other Monday results include Rochester 6 Hershey 3, Buffalo 9 Cleveland 4, and Pittsburgh 3 Providence 0.
Buffalo New York UPI reports Connecticut, winner of seven straight, meets Cornell in the opening round of the 11th annual Queen City tournament. Host Canisius with a 3-2 record faces Virginia, 2-5, in the second game. The title clash is set for Saturday night.
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