Hayes Nets 54 Points in Season High but San Diego Wins
Sensational rookie Elvin Hayes poured in 54 points, a season high, but Art Williams’ driving layup with 17 seconds left gave San Diego a 122-120 victory over Detroit. Detroit led late as Dave Bing scored 26, Oscar Robertson injured, and Baltimore beat Cincinnati 115-111 while Atlanta routed Seattle 142-113 and Kentucky defeated Los Angeles 115-108.
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Lou Hudson
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Los Angeles
Pitt Coach Buzz Ridl Faces Westminster in Steel Bowl Opener
FLOTSBURGH AP It will be a homecoming for Pitt coach Buzz Ridl as his team meets Westminster in the Steel Bowl first round on December 8. Westminster is the small college program Ridl once led. Duquesne meets St John’s to defend its bowl title in the opening game.
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Warden KO'd in pursuit of suspects near Franklin
Game Warden Al Franklin and deputies tried to identify a car with three suspects. The driver attempted to flee, knocking Warden Yockum unconscious before revival. Police traced the car to Franklin and the owner identified it. Arrests expected as investigation continues.
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San Diego Holds Stiff Lead In Small College Poll Upset Threat Looms
San Diego received 11 first place votes and 304 points in the AP small college poll while North Dakota State had 236 points. New Mexico Highlands moved to third, Tampa rose to fourth, and Chattanooga slipped. Newcomers included Missouri State, South Dakota, Willamette and Humboldt State.
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Rumors of Taylor Transfer Unconfirmed
Rumors that junior Dan Taylor fullback of the 1968 Beaver football team and member of last year’s teams has transferred to Harborcreek High School to play basketball are unconfirmed. Officials from Corry Area and Harborcreek schools deny knowledge of any change. If true and he returns next fall for football his eligibility would rest with the District Athletic Committee and consent is unlikely.
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Bears Hold Strong To AHL Lead
Hershey Bears maintained the East Division lead after a late 3 goal tie with Cleveland as Mike Mahoney slapped in a 25 foot shot. Rochester crushed Providence 81 to 0 in a one sided game while Cleveland stayed close in the standings with 11 points.
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Dick Gamble
Providence routs opponents with six goal surge
Ron Ward scored twice and assisted on three others as the winners built a strong lead. Norm Armstrong Barry Watson and Tom McCarthy each added one goal while Tony Geegan tallied Providence's lone second period marker.
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Girls Swim Intramural Meet Draws Four Teams
Four girls swim teams vie for the team title at the YMCA pool starting at 7 pm with forty competitors aged 8 to 16. Kay Kelsey leads the Blackers, Kim Kelsey captains the Ku t ies, Marty Leishman heads the Marvels, and Debby Lundy leads the Lockstories. The Klackers are favored to win as boys’ competition follows on November 21 with Germany Sweden France and Austria among teams.
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AllStar Grid Balloting Deadline Near
Ballots for the ALLTime Corry All-Star Football Team are due by 5 p.m. tomorrow at The Journal office. Mail ballots postmarked tomorrow are accepted. earlier ballots are encouraged to include players from earlier eras, with a focus on recent decade coverage.
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Backup QBs Match Wits Sunday
Cleveland’s Bill Nelson and Pittsburgh’s Dick Shiner, backups poised to start against the teams that traded them, voice extra motivation. Nelson led the Browns to five wins in six before the week’s game, while Shiner recalls Pittsburgh’s earlier win and a near miss before St Louis tied last Sunday.
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Ashe Suffering Loss In London Davis Cup Warmup
US tennis star Arthur Ashe failed to impress at Britain's Covered Courts Championships, losing 6-1 6-4 6-2 to Welsh champion Gerald Battrick. Ashe blamed bad glasses, tennis elbow, heel calcium deposit, and possible shin fracture, as fellow Americans Graebner and Pasarell also bowed out early.
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U S Favored In World Golf Tilt
The United States opens the first World Cup Golf Championship with Lee Trevino and Julius Boros as favorites at Olgiata Italy. Boros shot 68 and Trevino 72 in practice rounds as Gary Player Cobie Le Grange and Knutson Balding face strong threats from a South Korean scorer and others.
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al Balding
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Boxing Great Charles Receives Aid At Benefit Dinner
A 1900 crowd attended a $15 plate benefit for heavyweight champion Exzard Charles. Charles, stricken with ALS, was helped to his feet by Rocky Marciano and Archie Moore, amid tributes from former champions and a pledge of at least $15,000 to his medical fund.
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