Georgia Tech Tops Kentucky 76 in SEC Upset
Georgia Tech defeated Kentucky 76 to 67 while Tennessee edged Vanderbilt 57 to 55 in SEC play. Tennessee’s win halted Vanderbilt’s bid, and UCLA moved to 11 straight wins after routing Washington State 121 to 77. Davidson and DePaul also won, as top teams faced mixed results.
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Harney carries fragile lead into final Los Angeles Open round
In Los Angeles at Rancho Club, Paul Harney holds a 54 hole lead after a brilliant 66. Arnold Palmer trails three strokes behind as Bobby Nichols and Jimmy Clark sit at 210. Palmer faced a tough hole nine in 1961 but recovered, aiming for a $7,500 first prize today.
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Shaftsbury Varsity Fails To Top Pittsfield High
Pittsfield High School routed Shaftsbury 9 to 3 after a 4-0 deficit. Shaftsbury goalie John Burgess, with limited experience, made several fine saves. Coach Ed Rice praised the effort and noted a postponed game with North Adams due to no ice.
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Williams resumes schedule with aim for second win
Williams College men set to host American International College in a 8:15 p.m. Tuesday game after a Christmas break. Captain Al Foster may miss action with a sprained ankle. coach Al Shaw hints at lineup changes. AIC, fresh from a win over St. Michael's, enters with a 1-3 record and a taller forward corps.
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Brown and BC fall to late rallies in playoff bids
Brown and Boston College dropped upsets in third period rallies as Clarkson and Colorado College won 4-3 while Clarkson remained unbeaten at 10-0. RPI topped Yale 7-3. Harvard crushed Norwich 11-2. Dartmouth beat Colby 5-3. Army 8-0 over Massachusetts. Merrimack 6-5 over AIC.
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Top Ten AP basketball poll results summary
The AP top ten shows Kentucky routing Loyola New Orleans and Duke while losing to Georgia Tech. UCLA undefeated with wins over Washington State. Loyola Chicago and Davidson posting multiple wins. Cincinnati alternating wins and losses including Oregon State. Michigan beating Detroit and Northwestern. Vanderbilt split with Tennessee. Oregon State defeating BYU and Cincinnati. Duke defeating Auburn and North Carolina State but losing to Kentucky. Villanova defeating Minnesota.
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Convicts Umpire Uplifts readjustment via Little League duties
VACAVILLE Calif AP a one year correctional program tests convicted violent criminals in demanding jobs including Little League umpiring to build temperance and discipline for parole. Program director Werner J Einstadter says the role tests a umpire who cannot win either way and must survive scrutiny.
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NCAA and AAU Move to Ease Strained Relations
The NCAA and AAU agreed to meet with the USTFF to discuss governance of amateur athletics and potential influence on Olympic team selection. Hull and Mahoney will review objections to a Peruvian basketball exhibition as part of this broader dialogue. The Lima team opens a 12 game tour vs Oglethorpe in Atlanta.
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