Dromo Faces Uphill Start After Louis ville Loss
Louisville coach Dromo defends his team after a 63-47 defeat at Dayton as the 5th ranked Cardinals fall despite 22 points by Unseld. Dayton’s Don Ava leads with 25 points and 20 rebounds in a decisive win. Eastern Kentucky shocks Marshall 76-73. Houston dominates George Washington 86-61 in Bluebonnet Classic action.
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Canadiens Rally Past Bruins as Blake Is Ejected
Montreal atop the East after a 6 2 win over Boston. Blake was tossed for cursing at referee Bill Friday during a first period delay after a disputed extra skater call. Ralph Backstrom and Jacques Lemaire fueled the rally with key plays as Montreal handed Boston its second straight home loss.
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St. Anthony's Wins Fourth In Six With 77 65 Victory
St. Anthony's High edged Sacopee Valley Regional 77 to 65 as Ray Zemaitis led Friars with 23 rebounds and 15 points. Pete Striupaitis added 29. Jimmy Stacey led Sacopee with 29. Friars also won the junior varsity 69-21.
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Gorham Frosh Top St Francis 92 88 In High-Scoring Battle
Gorham State College freshmen defeated St Francis yearlings 92 to 88 in a fast game here. Fred Almquist scored 42 for Gorham while Denis Kances led St Francis with 28 points. Final period scores show Gorham pull ahead 69 92 and 40 88.
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Dodge Retains Twin City Bowling Title
Bob Dodge retained the Twin City championship at Pastime Lanes defeating Chick Choroszy by 41 pins. Dodge totaled 1,151 to Choroszy 1,110 as a 4 pin carryover from the first strings widened the gap.
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Pro Basketball Results and Schedule
Cincinnati defeated Baltimore 136 to 108 while Detroit beat New York 129 to 117 and Chicago triumphed 109 to 104 over San Francisco. Chicago visits Los Angeles tonight. Philadelphia visits Boston. Friday features San Francisco at Baltimore and Seattle at Chicago. ABA results include Denver over New Jersey 111 to 92 and Oakland over New Orleans 102 to 99.
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76ers Battle Celtics In Battle For Eastern Lead
Wilt Chamberlain and the Philadelphia 76ers visit Boston Garden aiming for their first win of the season against the Celtics. Boston rests Bill Russell with rib issues while Larry Costello is out for Philadelphia due to Achilles surgery. The matchup could decide sole possession of first in the Eastern Division as both teams chase the top record. Greg Landry earns the George Bulger Lowe Award for New England’s top college player, and Kim Morsman to captain Yale’s 1968 soccer team.
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Bengals Win First Victory In Expansion
New expansion club Cincinnati Bengals schedule an expansion draft win by obtaining five players from each AFL team except Miami, totaling 40 players in Jacksonville. The second annual combined college draft with the National League will begin January 30 in New York, with Cincinnati to receive 45 college players.
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EIFA Seeks Limited Substitution Rule At NC AA
EIFA votes 22 15 at ECAC session to push for a limited substitution rule with NC AA. Ivy League schools largely oppose changes favoring free substitution citing costs and tradition.
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College Scores From The Associated Press Matchups
Princeton 76 Navy 59 Kentucky Wesleyan 76 Philadelphia Textile 75 St Josephs Pa 68 Providence 65 Abilene Christian 86 Gettysburg 83 Boston College 96 Fairfield 76 St Francis N Y 82 Connecticut 62 LIU 56 Manhattan 52 Fordham 77 Massachusetts 66 Columbia 95 Rutgers 64 Delaware 86 Haverford 70 St Francis Pa 127 Geneva Furman 72 Mississippi 68 Alabama 90 Southern Mississippi 86 West Virginia 87 Richmond 66 East Kentucky 76 Marshall 73 North Carolina State 88 William & Mary 73 Duke 103 Virginia 61 Bradley 103 North Dakota 76 Dayton 63 Louisville 47 St Louis University 77 Missouri 66 New Mexico 94 West Texas State 78 Texas 71 Texas A&M 65 Oklahoma State 58 Trinity Texas 55 TCU 101 New Orleans Loyola Evansville 78 Seattle U 66 Hawaii U 86 Nebraska 72 Yale 24 20 yardage note Ivy League 1967.
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