Area College Fives Return To Courts Sans Single Winner
Bay Area college basketball lacked a single winner after six games as teams resume action. Cal State hosts Macroe Lutheran University of Tacoma. USF and other Bay Area squads face Seattle University, Oklahoma City and more in a tight week with several road assignments and home games including Stanford and UC Berkeley.
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Six Unbeaten And Unranked Come to Fore
Six teams Davidson Creighton Vanderbilt UCLA Texas remained unbeaten and unranked as they pursued national notice. Kentucky Michigan Chicago Loyola kept their records clean, while NYU Duke Arizona State Oregon State Kansas each faltered for first losses. Davidson crushed Ohio State 95 73 ending a 50 game home win streak. Cincinnati and Creighton notched six straight wins. UCLA swept Kansas State and Kansas. Texas won on a late Clark heroics to stretch to five straight.
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Griffith in TV Go Griffith to face Robin Carter in Pittsburgh
Emile Griffith the welterweight champion and 1965 Boxing Writers Association Fighter of the Year meets middleweight contender Robin Carter in a television bout in Pittsburgh on Friday. The 24 year old champion eyes future super middleweight moves and a fight with Joey Giardello, while lightweight Louis Molina also appears in his hometown.
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Warriors Triumph 122 97 Over Baltimore Burials
San Francisco surged to a 122 97 win over the Baltimore Burials as Wilt Chamberlain led with 44 points and strong defense. Gary Phillips At Attles Nate Thurmond Tom Meschery joined Chamberlain in double figures, boosting the 13 1 Warriors toward a Western Division chase behind the Lakers. Attendance listed as 1,988.
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Illini Plan Rose Bowl Headquarters Setup
Illinois football team will fly to Los Angeles on cue and establish Rose Bowl headquarters at the Huntington Sheraton Hotel in Pasadena California Brookside Park near the Rose Bowl hosts a public vigil event noting campus plans for the trip
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Packers Bow Out Gracefully
GREEN BAY Wis UPL Dethroned but not dishonored the Packers took it like champions. The final score from Chicago Bears 24 Lions 14. Co captain Jim Ringo said you can't take anything away from those guys. Coach Vince Lombardi declined to comment.
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Hayward skaters sweep meet with multiple firsts
Four Hayward skaters won events at a local speed meet held yesterday at Skate Arena. John Williams Linda Baker Marcus Randolph and Quincey Brown led juvenile divisions while Rocky Shore placed second in a senior event. Oakland riders Rick Waltzwa ge and Jerry Og Sow took junior marks with other winners including Noreen Marne and Meno Shaw in various intermediate and junior classes.
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Chandler Wins NEL Point Title
Don Chandler of the New York Giants won the National Football League scoring title edging Baltimore's Jim Martin by two points in a battle of kickers. The cramped OCR text references team clashes and scoring plays, with scattered names such as Leclerc, Morrison, Chandler, and Martin appearing amid a mixed football scoreboard context.
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A's Trade Norman to Cubs for Matthews and Cash
The Kansas City Athletics sent pitcher Fred Norman to the Chicago Cubs for infielder Nelson Matthews and an undisclosed amount of cash in a move to bolster the Cubs outfield.
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Browns Face Packers in Playoff Bowl at Miami
The Cleveland Browns and Green Bay Packers will meet in the NFL Playoff Bowl in Miami on January 5 after finishing the regular season strong. Both teams earned their division spots and head into the postseason with builds of momentum.
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Stolle Captures West Australian Tennis Title
Wimbledon finalist Fred Stolle defeated John Newcomber of New South Wales to win the West Australian men’s singles championship at King's Park. He took the match 7-6 7-4 6-8 4-4 in a pacesetting display.
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NHL Sunday Results Show Tie Games
NHL wrap reports Sunday results with several ties. Boston and Chicago battled to a 4 4 draw amid uneven scoring and unclear details from partial box scores.
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Bears rally in second half to defeat Giants amid title chase
In a dramatic late surge the Bears overturned a 7-4 halftime deficit behind Wade and Ditka linking on a 2 yard TD, Morris and Hall setting up the go ahead score. The Giants led 9-0 early as Tittle found Shefner then Morrison, but Chicago captured the momentum with timely passes and a defensive stop to seal the win.
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Tittle Rates With Kontax in Giants Steeler Win
Oscar Fraley praises Y. A. Tittle after a 23-17 Giants victory over the Steelers, highlighting a 36 touchdown season and a sensational performance aired on television. He argues Tittle’s accuracy and leadership surpass past greats and compares him to Koufax in impact, while praising camera work and declaring a Hall of Fame level career.
Brown and YAT Set New NFL Marks in Last Week
Four records were set and one tied as the NFL finished the regular season. Cleveland's Jim Brown became the first back to gain over a mile on the ground with 123 yards, pushing his season total to 1,663. Y A Tittle of New York threw three TDs to raise his season passing total to 36. Johnny Unitas topped 236 completions, while Don Hultz tied a long-standing fumble recovery mark with nine. Tommy Davis of San Francisco kicked his 156th consecutive extra point, tying the record.
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Seals Stagger Near WHL Basement After Loss
San Francisco Seals trail by four points above Vancouver in the Western Hockey League standings after a 4 1 defeat at the Cow Palace to a resurging Canucks. The Seals host the Denver and avers on Wednesday night after two days off, with Portland tied for fourth and Vancouver breathing down their necks.
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Gotelli Car Again Bests Fremont Field
Fremont Drag Strip results highlight Gotelli Car Again driven by Milani at 188.28 mph in 6.30 seconds to take top Eliminator and Time of the Day. Jim Perry drove the Perry Ring and Bristol A-fuel Chevy in 8.90 seconds at 67 mph for second Eliminator. Lee Lorentz piloted a bright red entry at 125 mph in 10.61 seconds for third Eliminator as South County winners and regional cars fill the field.
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Minnesota football pioneer John Camellia Bows dies at 72
Sacramento dispatch reports 72 year old Walter Camp All America alum John Camellia Bows, a member of NAIA fusion football championship squad, died yesterday from a cerebral hemorrhage. He planned to abandon a 1909 playoff and coach a new regional team.
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