Trojans Meet Alcindor in Los Angeles Classic Title Showdown
Lew Alcindor scored 56 in their first meeting as UCLA tops USC to reach the title game of the Los Angeles Classic. Alcindor, now focusing on defense, led UCLA past Illinois and Georgia Tech en route to the final while USC seeks revenge.
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Illinois
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Kentucky Wesleyan Keeps Top Spot In Small College Ratings
New York UPI reports Kentucky Wesleyan remains first in the small college ratings with a 6 0 record for the fourth straight week. Southern Illinois Akron Cheyney State Grambling Indiana State San Diego State Southern University Pan American Tennessee State follow in order.
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UPI
Kentucky Wesleyan
United Press International
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Southern Illinois
Akron
Cheyney State
Grambling
Indiana State
San Diego State
Southern University
Pan American
Tennessee State
West Captains Named For East West Game
Offensive tackle Dick Cunningham from Arkansas and defensive guard John Richardson of UCLA were elected co captains for the West who meet the East Saturday at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco.
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Calif
Dick Cunningham
Arkansas
John Richardson
UCLA
San Francisco
Kezar' Stadium
Syracuse and Tennessee meet in Gator Bowl Saturday
Syracuse faces Tennessee in the Gator Bowl to be shown Saturday at 11 00 AM on KCRG TV Channel 9 in color.
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Syracuse
ABC
Georgia - Southern Methodist
CBS
Waterloo Leads USHL Race As Bobcats Tangle With Iron Rangers
Green Bay Bobcats aim to extend a four game undefeated streak at home against the Marquette Iron Rangers after a two week layoff. Waterloo Black Hawks and Rochester Mustangs sit close in the USHL standings with Paul Johnson of Waterloo leading scoring with 21 points on 11 goals and 10 assists.
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United States Hockey League
Rochester Mustangs
Waterloo Black Hawks
Mustangs
Rochester
Waterloo
Paul Johnson
U.S. Nationals
Marquette
Tr Johnson
Sanh
Sullivan
Green Av
Reichart
Williamson
Anderson
McCuala
Marquess
Cox
Yewman
Harpell
Green Day
Southern Methodist Beats Drake In Double OT In Sun Carnival
In El Paso Southern Methodist edged Drake 84 to 83 after two overtimes to reach the Sun Carnival final. Southern Illinois upset Texas Western 59 54 to advance, while Drake rallied from a 14 point halftime deficit to force extra periods. Lynn Phillips and Denny Holman led late scoring for SMU with Beasley contributing as Begert sealed the win.
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Texas
Southern Illinois
Texas Western
Southern Methodist
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Lynn Phillips
Denny Holman
Charles Beasley
Spurrier to lead South in Hula Bowl in Honolulu
Heisman winner Steve Spurrier will coach the South All-Stars in the Hula Bowl at Honolulu Stadium. North roster tops Purdue's Bob Griese. kickoff set for 10 45 p m January 6 with coaches John Ralston Darrell Royal for the South and Jack Mollenkopf Murray Warmath for the North.
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Texas
Darrell Royal
Jack Mollenkopf
Murray Warmath
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New Orleans
Southern Cal
Troy Winslow
Pasadena
Tobey Page
Georgia Tech
Miami
Billy Schroer
Tommy Carlisle
Ray Graves
Ken Boyer Accepts 1967 Pact With Pay Cut to 60 000
New York Mets third baseman Ken Boyer signed his 1967 contract, taking about a 10 percent pay cut from his reported 65 000 last season. He spoke by telephone from St. Louis to a news conference at Shea Stadium as the team's highest paid player, though the figure was just under 60 000.
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Ken Boyer
New York Mets
Boyer
St. Louis
Met
Wes Westrum
Shea Stadium
National Television Football Watching Test Scheduled Across Weekend
TV fans prepare for an eight game viewing marathon from Saturday to Monday. Gator Bowl and Sugar Bowl matchups headline a line of pro and college clashes with players like Warren Little Perkins and Spurrier highlighted as teams chase title glory. Frank Robinson to receive long lost 1961 NL champions ring in Pontiac after it resurfaces in Michigan.
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Dewey Warren
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Floyd Little
Larry Csenka
Baylor West Duo Sparks Lakers Past Hawks in St. Louis
Elgin Baylor scored 40 and Jerry West added 35 as Los Angeles beat Cincinnati 125-114. The Lakers moved within three games of fourth place behind the Warriors, while Boston edged Atlanta 112-110 with Havlicek scoring 14 in the fourth.
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Laker
Los Angeles
San Francisco Warriors
Don Smith Shares 4th In Scoring
NCAA stats show UCLA star Lew Alcindor leads major college scoring at 24.4 points per game. Rutgers guard Bobby Lloyd averages 30.4 and Rutgers senior hits 97.7 percent free throws. Iowa State’s Don Smith ties for fourth with 28.4, powering the Cyclones toward the Big Eight final.
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NCAA
Service Bureau
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Lloyd
Upper Darby
Iowa State
Don Smith
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Houston
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Cha
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Walker
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Denver
J . Boone
Idaho State
Allen
Bradley
Prep coach to head Montana Grizzlies football team
Washington state high school coach Jack Swarthout will succeed Hugh Davidson as head football coach at the University of Montana. President Robert R. Pantzer announced on Friday.
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Mont
Jack Swarthout
Washington State
Hugh Davidson
University of Montana
Robert R. Pantzer
Lassiter Holds Lead In Billiards Tourney
NEW YORK AP Luther Lassiter of Elizabeth City North Carolina edged Cicero Murphy of New York 150 148 Thursday night and maintained a slim lead in defense of his world pocket billiards title.
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Luther Lassiter
Elizabeth City
N.C
Cicero Murphy
Labor Contract Dispute Keeps Tracks Closed
In Los Angeles area report, a labor contract dispute between Bay Meadows and Santa Anita tracks and the Building Service Employes Union ends in an impasse after the union rejects the latest proposal. Officials say no opening Monday as scheduled.
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Arcadia
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Bettendorf Matmen Edge Maquoketa In Tight Dual
Bettendorf won the final match 23 to 22 to edge Maquoketa in a dual meet here Thursday night as Bettendorf reserves added a 31 to 23 victory. Falls were recorded by Bob Morehead at 9:97, Mike Meador at 5:27, and Jim Fur na at 1:05.
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Mike Meador
Jim Furna
Oregon State Fullback Pete Pifer Wins Warner Award
Palo Alto California AP reports Oregon State fullback Pete Pifer the leading rusher and scorer in the Pacific Eight has been named winner of the Glenn S. Warner Ward as the most valuable senior football player on the Pacific Coast.
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Oregon State
Pete Pi‘fer
Warner Ward
Pacific Coast
Masters Pace by Pence with 669 Series in Bowling Event
Harry Pence set the pace in the Masters with a 669 series and a 242 196 231 rolling trio. Della Heiser improved by 78 pins with a 231 game while Alex Riddler led men with a 249 game and Joan McCord starred in the women's major with a 4575 series.
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Montezuma Tops B-G-M for Crown
Montezuma defeated B-G-M 49 to 40 to win the girls basketball tournament. Cathie Sutherland led with 26 points while Linda Krumm added 14 for B-G-M. H-L-V beat Deep River-Millersburg 34 to 33 for consolation with Ann Roberts and Vicki Roberts each scoring 10.
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H-L-V
Deep River-Milllersburg
Ann Roberts
Vicki,Roberts
Judo Classes Planned At Ellis Branch Y
A beginners judo class starts next Tuesday January 3 at the Ellis Branch YMCA. Maurice Wilson says the program is open to junior and senior high boys and adult men. Classes meet every Tuesday and Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m with Sherm Kepford volunteering as instructor.
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Maurice Wilson
Sherm Kepford
Gym Directors Named for Amateur Athletic Union
Donald Wilderoter of Vatley Stream New York and Vannie Edwards of Shreveport Louisiana were named to direct the gymnastic activities of the Amateur Athletic Union.
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Donald Wilderoter
Vatley Stream
N. Y
Vannie Edwards
Shreveport
Amateur Athletic Union
Valley and Maquoketa Valley Reach Edgewood Colesburg Finals
Valley defeats Garnaville 66 43 to advance to the Edgewood Colesburg girls holiday basketball final. Maquoketa Valley beats host Edgewood Colesburg 73 49 to join them in Friday’s 8 30 p m title game after a 7 p m consolation. Linda Collins scores 33 for Valley. Urlaub Grimm and Schlee each reach 18 31 points for rivals.
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Maquoketa
Edgewood-Colesburg
Linda Collins
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Gail Grimm
Ed-Co
Susan Schlee
Washington JVs Defeat Muscatine by Eight
Washington's junior varsity basketball team posted a 48 to 42 victory over Muscatine on Thursday. Key scorers included Mark Hall 12 and Seth Arends 4 for Washington while Muscatine was led by Lloyd 32 and Reasink 7 in a hard fought win.
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Rik Savder
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le Sirrub
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