Northwestern Knocks Off St John’s in Holiday Festival Thriller
Northwestern stunned tournament favorite St John’s 62 60 to spark a semi final appearance as Providence delivered 82 55 victory over Duquesne with Jim Walker scoring 37 points. Rhode Island routed St Bonaventure 199 79 while St Joseph’s beat Brigham Young 67 61.
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St Josephs Defeats Alumni 67 to 49 in Cadet Gym
St Josephs beat the Alumni 67 49 behind Tie Driggs 18 points and Mike Healy 17. Jack Flynn contributed 11 as the Cadets led 27 19 at halftime and stayed ahead the rest of the night.
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Bill Bures
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Packers Drill in Tulsa Behind Closed Doors
The Green Bay Packers arrived in Tulsa to begin workouts at Skelly Stadium for defense of their NFL title. Monday light loosening up drills preceded hard workouts planned for Tuesday in freezing weather.
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Sixers Set NBA Home Win Streak Record
Wilt Chamberlain and Hal Greer combined for 73 points as Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 134 118. The win extended the 76ers’ home victory streak to 30, surpassing Minneapolis 29. Chamberlain 38 points 32 rebounds 10 assists, Greer 35, Cunningham 24, lifting Philadelphia to 33 3.
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Six Rangers Injured In Weekend Tussles
The New York Rangers had six players hurt in weekend games and won twice. Center Red Berenson suffered a fractured jaw and had surgery after Sunday's tilt with Chicago, ruling him out at least 10 days. Wing Orland Kurtenbach also sidelined with a neck pinched nerve after Saturday vs Montreal. Others hurt include Donnie Marshall with a strained back Rod Gilbert with a severely bruised foot Bernie Geoffrion with facial injuries and Arnie Brown with bruised ribs. Jim Johnson was called up from Omaha CHL to fill in.
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UPI
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Jim Johnson
Omaha
Central Hockey League
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Chicago
Orland Kurtenbach
Montreal
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Rangers
Donnie Marshall
Rod Gilbert
Bernie Geoffrion
Arnie Brown
Knicks Pace Pistons in Narrow 114 109 Win
New York Knicks held off Detroit 114 109 as Howard Kamives exploded for 17 points in the fourth quarter to complete a comeback. Kamives finished with 29 points and Walt Bellamy added 23 for the Knicks, while Tom Van Arsdale led Detroit with 25 points and 10 free throws in the first half.
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Celtics Rout Lakers 121-106 in Boston showdown
Celtics led by Havlicek 25 and Howell 21 toppled the Lakers 121-106. Seven Celtics hit double figures as Boston built a 19 point lead by halftime and stretched to 20 early in the third, while Jerry West and Elgin Baylor sparked L.A. with 24 each.
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Bill Russell
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Bulls Rally Past Bullets For 108 96 Victory
Chicago overcame a 10 point second quarter deficit to beat Baltimore 108 96. Guy Rodgers scored 34 as Jim Washington added 15 in the fourth quarter to fuel the comeback and push the Bulls to their sixth win in eight.
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North beats South in Shrine grid game 27-14
Notre Dame star Pete Duranko set up two North touchdowns with a 20 yard interception return as the North squad topped the South 27 to 14 in the Shrine Game at the Orange Bowl before 28,589 fans. Don Cockcroft kicked two field goals and extra points while Bo Rein and Neal Sweeney connected for early North scoring drives.
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Houston
Bruce Sullivan
Gary Rowe
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Hawks Outlast Warriors 120 111 in tense finish
St. Louis Hawks topped the Western Division leaders San Francisco Warriors 120-111 at the Mid-South Coliseum. Bill Bridges powered with 20 rebounds and 3 points, Lou Hudson scored 33, while Rick Barry led SF with 34 points as the Hawks pulled away in the first period and fended off a late rally.
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Quarter-Finals Set for Cardinal Shehan Holiday Tourney
Class B quarter-final games unfold today at the Chohan Cantar arena. Bonnell and Malagisi split a 26 to 16 half, with St Andrews and St Jer slated for Bridgeport amid evening schedule changes. Vic Scollin hosts a dinner at his Inn on Connecticut Avenue after the Saint action.
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Central Bassick clash tops MBIAC slate tonight
Central and Bassick meet in a key MBIAC showdown as both teams chase league success. The evening also features Milford at Harding and Notre Dame hosting Stratford, plus other MBIAC and independent games.
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Harding
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Scholastic Schedule Highlights Local High School Basketball
Milford faces Harding and Norwalk plays Trumbull in tonight’s schedule with multiple city matchups. By midweek Central’s Gene Mack leads scoring over Bassick’s Chuck Howard as Richie Regan, Barry Wallace, and Tom Sparks chase top averages.
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Larry Burns
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Offensive Show Planned by Tech in Orange Bowl
Georgia Tech aims to repeat an offensive showcase in the Orange Bowl as 9-1 Georgia Tech faces 8-2 Florida. Tech relies on a high scoring attack led by Lenny Snow while Bud Carson’s improved defense and Bobby Dodd’s kicking game anchor the squad for Tech’s 18th bowl appearance.
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Chiefs to Host Terryville Five Here Tomorrow
The Paramount Chiefs meet Terryville in a NEBA clash at Archbishop Shehan Center. Dave Bike leads Terryville with 41.4 PPG. Mike Branch and Billy Jones try to slow him as Leroy Wright faces Jones. Local stars include Frank Carr John Di Maggio and Jack Kelly as Terryville seeks an upset.
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