Cal Murphy Tops Scoring in Nuptial Niagara Tilt
Niagara Purple Eagles star Calvin Murphy a 5 foot 10 guard from Norwalk Conn scored 44 points as Niagara beat Cornell 89 63 at Niagara Falls. Murphy who had 68 against Syracuse last Saturday leads the nation in scoring early in the season with 20 field goals and four free throws. Coach Frank Layden praised his unselfish play and seven assists.
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First Small College Rankings Gannon Named In AP Poll
The Associated Press' first small college basketball poll names Kentucky Wesleyan as No. 1 after a 24 straight wins streak. Central State of Ohio leads two ballots with 167 points, Ashland third, Trinity fourth. other results include Murray State, Eastern Kentucky, Tulane, North Texas, and several regional matchups across the South.
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Trinity finishes third in NCAA consolation with Ashland win
Trinity Tex places third in NCAA consolation, defeating Ashland. Top 20 ranking lists Kentucky Wesleyan first with 30 of 200 points, Long Beach State ninth, Cheyney State sixth, SW Missouri State seventh, and Fairmont State tenth among a crowded field.
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Senior Bowl North and South squads filled for game
Mobile Alabama AP reports the 20th annual Senior Bowl rosters are complete with two coaches named for the North and South teams. The coaches are familiar with the Senior Bowl and return for another appearance, signaling preparations for the all star game.
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York Loses Bid For Home Court In 1968 69 Schedule
Harrisburg AP York High School’s request to play part of its 1968-69 basketball schedule at home was rejected by the PIAA District 3 committee. The principal could not guarantee safety for players officials or spectators. York is under probation due to violence at a York-Cedar Cliff football game and will play all contests away from home until safety can be guaranteed. The next home game against John Harris of Harrisburg has no venue set.
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Firing Of Grid Coaches Nears Peak
Navy head coach Bill Elias is fired after a 2-10 season marking the Navy program's worst finish in 20 years. Oklahoma State ends Cutchin's six-year tenure with a 19-38-2 record. Holy Cross coach Boisture resigns after two seasons 8-11-1.
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Beavers Seek Second Win as They Visit Townville
Corry's Beavers travel to Townville tomorrow aiming to snap a four game skid. Townville, coached by Dennis Patton, started 3-0 with wins over Commodore Perry and Pleasantville and again over Perry. Townville relies on a press and fast break with a guard lineup led by Al Dunbar and Jeff Farrar. The Eagles beat Tech and Prep while Beavers coach Joe Frisina presides over a developing squad. Gametime 8 p.m. with JV at 6:30 p.m.
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Gettysburg College Names Football Coach
Gettysburg College appointed Howard G. Shoemaker, a long time member of the athletic staff, as the new head football coach replacing Eugene M. Haas who steps down after 12 seasons to become chairman of the physical education department and athletic director. Shoemaker, a Souderton native, starred in football, basketball and baseball at both high school and Gettysburg College.
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