Warriors edge Bullets in wild finish at Baltimore
San Francisco stormed to a 104 to something win as Wilt Chamberlain produced a late one handed push. A melee erupted after a foul between Guy Rogers and Kevin Loughery drew in Al Adel and referee Norm Drucker. A fan joined the fray but was restrained as order was restored.
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Baltimore
Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
Baltimore Bullets
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Bullets
Pockas
Guy Rogers
Warriors
Kevin Loughery
San Francisco
al Atiles
Norm Drucker
Atiles
Drucker
Tom Birch
Rogers
Extain
Ian Rangies
Baltimore i
Johnson BP
Vioughery
Huskies Lose at Sunnyvale In tournament consolation
Berkeley High overwhelmed Del Mar 68 to 55 and Washington Huskies fell behind early. The Sunnyvale Holiday Tournament named Robinson Petersmeyer and St Francis players to the all tournament squad as Berkeley claimed third place with Robison, Rose, and others contributing in a crowded field of Bay Area teams and players.
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Sunnnyvale
Berkeley High
del Mar
San
Billy Robin-Jnse
Son
Berkeley
Washington Huskies
Iana Washington
Darryl A
Reina
Robert
Sunnyvale
Smith, Robinson
Claude Rose
Gary Petersmeyer
St. Francis
Mt. View
Joe Fer
Drobbing Leigh
San Jose
Guson
Campbell
Art Chap
Blackford
Man
St. Franciscn
Kirk la
O'Dowd Nips Essels For Third Place
O'Dowd edged San Leandro's Pirates 43 41 to claim third place in a regional tournament. Thompson sparked the win, earning all tournament honors alongside Langlois and Mack, with Mack named Most Valuable Player. Lincoln outlasted Lowell 43 39 for the top bracket as Serra edged Alameda to take fifth while Pacific beat Encinal for seventh with late rallies.
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Lincols
Langlois
Jim Bascacci
Lowell
Willie Jones
Lincoln
Thompson
Steve Viautin
Pacific
Encinal
Serral
Alameda
Pacifit
Vikings
Clarincelst Morton
Jim Coleman
Bill Sharp
Tinners
Ken ‘Murray
Ian Peterson
Jim Oleson
Serra Padres
Olssm
Rich Sherratt
Hornets
San Leandri
Ase Ram
O'Dowd
Pioneers Bow At Bishop In Hard Fought Final
University of San Diego beats Orange State 78 73 to win the Bishop tournament consolation. The Pioneers used a 99 37 halftime lead as Rod Albers sank a 20 footer to put the Hornets ahead briefly. Albers finished with 23 points, one behind teammate Sale Baller. Alvin McDaniel led USD with 21 points.
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University of San Diego
Orange State
Pioneers
Albers
Sale Baller
Alvin. McDaniel
Home Sweet Home Pilots Breezes Vallejo High
St Josephs High dominated Vallejo High of San Francisco last night as four players reached double figures led by Todd. The Alameda crowd watched a one sided game where home team control and scoring pace cemented the win.
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Alameda
St Joseph's High
Vallejo
Beavers, BYU Reach Far West Finals in Portland
Brigham Young overwhelmed Oregon 70 to move into the Far West Classic final against Oregon State in Portland Oregon. Oregon State beat Colorado State 83 to 31 in the first game to set up a title duel. Mel Count tallied 17 points and 19 rebounds for Oregon State as Washington State and Louisiana State posted wins in the consolation games.
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Oregon State
Mel Counts
Jim Jarvis
Colorado State
Sonny Bastion
Portland
Beavers
Ore
Brigham Young
Oregon
Colorado State University
Mel Counte
Seattle
Washington State
Louisiana
State
Town
CAL Start Opens Slim Prep Slate for Week
The Catholic Athletic League season kicks off Friday with a light slate of South County prep basketball. Bishoy O'Dowd meets Bellarmine at San Jose to start CAL play while St Elizabeth's faces Lowell of San Francisco in a 1:30 practice game before hosting Riordan. Irv ington hosts Alurani after a recent string of three straight losses. Nanwark trips to Palo Alto for an evening game. Wrestling returns Jan 7 with no mat activity this week.
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Catholic Athletic League
South County Prep
Bishoy O'Dowd
Bellarmine Bells
San Jose
CAL
St. Elizabeth's
Lowell
San Francisco
Riordan
Fred Kemper
Irviington Vikings
Lasers
North Carolina rolls over Air Force 95 0 in Gator Bowl rout
North Carolina powered past Air Force 95 to 0 in the Gator Bowl as Ken Willard and two quarterbacks led a dominant Tar Heel offense. Edge and Gary Black combined for most scoring while Air Force struggled with interceptions and a stout UNC defense. The win marked UNC first bowl victory, while Air Force remained winless in bowl appearances.
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Jacksonville
Fla
North Carolina
Ken Willard
Air Force
Falcons
Edge
Tae Heels
Gary Black
Shey
Terry Isaacson
Air Force Falcons
Isaacson
al McArtor
Dave Backus
Tim Murphy
Isaacso
Willard
Black
Dave Sicks
Tokas Tey
Auburn
Tar Heels
Texas Christian
AR Ncar
BSCS
Barney
Caroline
Rum Lange
Robinson
Raby
Bisck
Blue Howkester
Sun
Lady
Blick
Chapman Kirk
College Hoop Results From Various Tournaments
In a summary of college basketball results, teams from the WAC, Pac 12, and mid majors show performance across events including the Los Angeles Classic, Mother Lodge Classic, and several invitationals. Notable scores include Washington State 77 over Seattle 0 and Kansas State 84 over Missouri 87 in Big Eight action, with multiple consolation rounds and championship rounds noted for Evansville, Milwaukee, Gulf South, Queen City, and others. The report lists numerous pairings, locations, and outcomes across a dense slate of December to January play, reflecting a broad landscape of college hoops results.
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Santa Clare
Senta Grrbarn
Macys
Yale
Gregan
Colorado State
Seattle
Washington State
Bishon
University of San Diego
Crense
Villonove Ute
Utah
St. Joseph’s
St. John's
Dayton
Providense
Corneil
Bonaventure
Brake
LaSalle
Loyola
Northwestern
Temple
Boston College
Oklahoma City
TeKaa Arm
Wyoming
Mouston
Montana
Shire
Fsshington
Idaho & Po
Motor City
Penn
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nabrazka
Colorrado
Ibe Chesel
Furman
TCU
Alaharna
Marduatta
Dachnouin
Chaimpionship
Tennessee
Centenary
Arkansay
Mississinos
DePhil
Kavier
Saneue
Warn
Texas Western
Clamiton
Beaver
Bavier
Svtacuen
Primaton
Frown
Colgate
Rochester
UCLA Surges Past Illini In L A Classic
UCLA, ranked fourth, runner in the Los Angeles Classic, beat Illinois 83 79 after Illinois trimmed a big UCLA lead with a 10 0 run in the final three minutes UCLA led 40 37 at halftime. Gail Goodrich 22 points Jack Hirsch 18 and Walt Hazza rd 17 paced UCLA while Skip Thoren fouled out early. Illinois got 25 from Thoren and 26 from BU Buntin in another tourney.
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Los Angeles
UCLA
Illinois
Michigan
Pittsburgh
Neww York University
Southern California
West Virginia
Yalea
TU Inois
Bruins
Wait Hazzard
Ringis
Skip Thoren
Thoren
Gail Goodrich
Jack Hirsch
Walt Hazzard
Hazzard
Wolverine
Brian Generaloviech
BU Buntin
Cazzie Russell
Barry Kramer
NYU
USC
Har
Trojans
Harold Hairston
Violets
Doug Bolt
Switch
Buddy Quertinimint
San Francisco 67 Pacific Rivalry Highlights WCAC Play
Howie Sundberg led WCAC member Gauches with 13 points while Ollie Johnson scored 27 and hauled in 24 rebounds as San Francisco beat Santa Clara 67 in a Fifth Place afternoon game. Loyola of Los Angeles defeated Pepperdine 76 to 60 for seventh place behind a full court press. Johnson set new rebounding records with 24 rebounds in three games, surpassing the previous mark of 23.
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Howie Sundberg
Pate
Gauches
WCAC
Yahne
Ollie Johnson
University of San Francisco
University
Loyola of
Los’ Angeles
Pepperdine
Johnson
Stevning Forbes
Tarrants
Ascss Saffold
Juroch
Edwards
Turner
Til Kral AU Chensen
Vid Muravitz
Gresham
Ol Paulson
San Jose State
Santa Clara
San Jose Nabs WCAC Title 56-55
Washington State and Illinois prepared for the Rose Bowl with final drills while Navy Texas Sugar Bowl participants Alabama Mississippi and Orange Bowl teams Avira Nebraska also finished. Bob Kelischer, U.S. Davis Cup captain, called the triumph a swan song as Chuck McKinley beat John Newcombe to clinch the title.
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San Jose
Washington
Huskies
Illinois
Muskies
Jim Owens
Peter Elliott
Navy
Texas
Sugar Bow
Alabama
Mississippi
Avi
Ura
Nebraska
Bob Kelieher
Los Angeles
United States
Australia
Chuck McKinley
America
John’ iNewcombe
Dennis Ballston
Eas
McKinely
U.S. Lawn Tennis Assn
Tuskel
USLTA
Chuck McKiney
St Ann Mac
Genn
Ralsion
Hakersnels
Cali
Frank Froshiing
Geral Gables
Gene Scott
St. James
Martin Blessen
Evanston
Ill
Arhuc Ashe
Shy Louis
Mam Richardson
Danase Brien Foxy Los Angelings
Ton
Dannis Ralston
Dlerk Graebner
Martin Jessens
Widla Bans
Tom Edieson
Cmf Buenhalx
Rennie Fisher
Arthur Ashe
Larry Nagler
Donat Dell
Frank Freehiings
Lls
Andrew Cloud
Edward Heywmans
John Powhess
David Reed
James Buck
James Parker
Richard Willems
Frank Froehling, Jr
Frank, Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Rothfield
Colt
Lesiie J
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Herbert FilaGibbon
Garden City
Chauncey Steele Jn
Chauncey Sheele
Cambridge
Mass
Richard Williams Jr
Richard Williams
Winnetka
Tit
Arthur
Quialsen Tr
Arthur Mielsem
Arthur Ry Mis
Delfery Hilla
Winechester
Dies
Harry Wall
John’ Wall
Worcester
William Wills
Brier Wills
Philadelphia
Huh
Gutan Jr
Binghulin
Finley declines another Kansas City offer in odd exchange
Finley, a key figure for the Athletics, reportedly turned down a lucrative KC offer as the team faced a six-game stretch. The sports brief notes an impasse over terms, with $900,000 cited as the disputed amount, while SMU lost 80 to 70 in a separate college basketball note and an Olympic speed skating trial details Stanford and SMU performances.
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Daniel Finley
Southern Methodist
Jeanie Ashworth
Lake Pla
Stanford
N.Y
SMU
Miss Ash
Worth
Mustangs
Rosemont Lake
Colo
Rus Lutes
Asia
Lidija Skoblikova
U.S
Skylars
Terry McDermott
Est
Sexvilla
Mich
Jim Clark
Scotland
Pulnis
Lotus
Stanford Troy
Mus
Juan Fangio
Indians
Clark
Riverside
Sford
Smu Gurney
Alroorn
Grahame Hill
England
BRM
Hinck
Wendorf
Carpatroo
jKasanis
Ramsay
Stentord
Moore
Raaka
Dosea
Bedele
Loveridgn
Baker
Kasanie
Elmore
Ware
Marsh
Grockman
Weintart
Siti
Hooser
Crenenter
Ae Elmocs
Tela Ja
Marsh 2A
Brickm'n
Gomez and Lothario Retain Tag Team Title at Cow Palace
Pepper Gomez and Lothario defended their tag team championship before 7,420 fans at the Cow Palace. Gomez pinned Ray Stevens for the deciding fall in 3:10 after Stevens and Dick de Bruiser traded drops and pins in earlier rounds. Bruiser briefly left after an argument. Stevens was later pinned by Gomez as the match concluded. Other listed results included Don Denvee Stan Weilson and several preliminaries featuring Ostion Brothers, Red Bastien, Glack Hawk, and more.
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San Francisco
Pepper Gomez
Lothario
the Cow Palace
Gomez
Ray Stevens
Steven
Dick de Bruiser
Loltarl
Bruiser
Stevens
Don Denvee
Stan Weilson
Riveree
Ostion Brothers
Red Bastien
Glack Hawk
Dick Sheinbors
Andre Crapo
Idl
Dr. Bi Fler
Pte Martin
Hawk
the Speiera
Paul Diamond
Coast Guard Sunk In Tangerine Bowl Thriller
Western Kentucky dominated defensively, forcing three Coast Guard miscues and scoring twice in the second half to roll to a 17-0 Tangerine Bowl victory. The Hilltoppers took the lead after a botched punt snap, then Jim and John Burt carried to the Cadets’ 11, with Sharon Miller sealing the game on a TD run.
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Orlando
Fla
Western Kentucky
Coast Guard
Hilltoppers
Paul Blayney
Jim
John Burt
Sharon Miller
Jett
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