Upper Iowa Takes Third At Quincy
The Peacocks erased a 6 point halftime deficit to beat Western Carolina 96 91 and claim third place in the Quincy college Holiday Basketball tournament. Jim Crabtree led with 30 points, John Miller 22, while Henry Logan of Western Carolina had 35 and MVP honors.
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Luther Captures Own Tourney Again 80-69
Luther wins its third straight Hat-Gay tournament title with an 80-69 victory over Gustavus Adolphus. Alex Rowell leads with 21 points, four Norse reach double figures, and Al White sets two tournament scoring records including 33 points in the first round and 28 in the final. Augsburg takes third at 81-74 over St Olaf.
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Rose Bowl picks shock upset by Southern Cal over Purdue
AP predicts Southern Cal to upset Purdue in the Rose Bowl as part of a bold bowl-card forecast. Alabama favored in a close Sugar Bowl, Tennessee expected to beat Syracuse, and Georgia to edge SMU in the Cotton Bowl with a strong defensive showing.
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Expect Ward To Get Maryland Grid Post
Bob Ward, Maryland’s first all America football star, was expected to be named head coach at his alma mater on Friday. A screening committee had interviewed him twice as the sole candidate, though Athletic Director Bill Cobey denied any final decision and called reports speculation.
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Orioles Pitcher Bertaina Undergoes Cartilage Surgery
Orioles pitcher Frank Bertaina 22 underwent left knee cartilage removal surgery at Children’s Hospital on Tuesday. The operation was successful and he joins two teammates on the post operative list as club checks reports that shortstop Luis Aparicio may be ailing.
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Seagren Breaks Indoor Vault Record At 17-1
Bob Seagren of Los Angeles established an indoor pole vault record with 17 feet 1 inch at the Knights of Columbus Jubilee games in Saskatoon Las. He eyed 18 feet after missing attempts at 17-7 and noted indoor conditions favor speed and consistency. The USC freshman predicted 18 feet could come this season.
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Pro Am to Harrison Wins Yuletide Tourney in New Orleans
E. J. Dutch Harrison shot 68 68 for a two day total 136 to win the pro division of the $8,500 Yuletide Pro Am in New Orleans claiming $600 prize money.
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Quote Manages Tickets and Players Speak In Sports Roundup
Iowa State sports information chief pleads for fans to stop asking for Cyclone basketball tickets. Boston Celtics star Bill Russell says he may stay a player if coaching fails and Dallas Cowboys quarterback Don Meredith jokes about Sunday games. Golf legend Gene Sarazen notes Arnold Palmer must win soon to solidify greatness and compares to Sam Snead’s Open drought.
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Packers Fill 1966 All Pro Team Card
Seven Green Bay players earn spots on the Pro Football Writers Association all NFL team led by Bart Starr as quarterback and Herb Adderley as a top defensive back with Mick Tinglehoff and Bob Lilly also honored. Tom Landry is named top coach and Larry Wilson is the top safety.
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Five Year Pact for Stram Kept by Chiefs Boss
Kansas City owner Lamar Hunt announced a new five year contract for Coach Hank Stram of the Chiefs at a send off luncheon. The Chiefs travel to Buffalo to face the Bills in the AFL championship. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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Skiing debate raises La Crosse snow base question
La Crosse Wisconsin reports fresh snowfall with a base of one to fifteen inches and ten inches more added at the local ski area, prompting questions about trail conditions and safety.
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Numerous College and Prep Basketball Results Reported
Thursday's scores show prep tournaments with Gave He 34 Exire G Hartley 43 and Lonrville 54, plus Ladora Tourney games G Mon tezuma 4 and G B M 40. College bids include Michigan 88 Wisconsin 8 and Purdue 112 Rochester 73, along with many conference results and tournament rounds across the Big Ten, Big Eight, Midwest, and other leagues.
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East West all star game notes and injuries linked
San Diego State's Don Horn, Dave Lewis of Stanford and Tim VanGalder of Iowa State anchor the East squad. Iowa State's VanGalder is hindered by injuries while North Carolina's Danny Talbott and Louisville's Benny Russell are among the East passers. The East last beat the West in 1942 when Notre Dame's Daryl Lamonica led the comeback.
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Cowboys Hayes Faces Tough Coverage in NFC Title
Dallas receiver Bob Hayes says Packers plan to double or triple cover him as he prepares for Sunday’s NFL championship. He recounts past games where opponents used man and zone schemes, notes Minnesota and Atlanta as toughest matchups, and recalls key plays involving Dan Reeves Meredith and Reeves.
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NBC Hires Koufax for TV and Radio
Sandy Koufax signed a 10 year NBC contract to do broadcasting and related work. The 31 year old former Dodger star left baseball due to elbow arthritis after a 27 win season. NBC described his role as color commentary and developing talent on radio and television.
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Chiefs rookie Garrett honored in Mack Lee Hill memorial
Kansas City Chiefs announced freshman halfback Mike Garrett as Rookie of the Year in memory of Mack Lee Hill who died December 14 1965 after knee surgery. Co captain Jerry Mays presented the honor at a send off luncheon for 1200 fans ahead of the AFL championship clash with the Buffalo Bills.
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Rams Defensive Back Clancy Williams Surgeries Ends
Rams defensive halfback Clancy Williams had left knee surgery on Thursday. He is expected to be in good condition for the 197 National Football League season.
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