Holy Rosary Teams Reach Finals In Christmas Tournament
Two Holy Rosary squads advanced to finals at Varies Logan High as sixth graders face St. Paschals after a 3-23 win over St. Felicitas and St. Paschals beat St. Louis Bertram of Oakland 27-17. Eighth graders see Holy Rosary edging St. Raymond 51-47 to meet Sacred Beart after a 64-49 win over St. Louis Bertram. Seventh graders see St. Louis Bertram defeating Holy Rosary 27-34 and St. Joseph winning 81-432 in consolation.
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Stanton Leads Confidence Open After Three Rounds At Laguna Seca
Bob Stanton shot 64 in heavy rain to lead the Confidence Open with 108 after three rounds at Laguna Seca. Dick Lowe, Rod Funseth, and Orville Moody sit mid-pack while Roger Maltbie set a Corral de Tierra course record with 269. Amateur Harry Coolidge aced the 17th hole.
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Roger Maltlie
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Corral de Tierra
Ray Batts
Harry Coolidge
Santa Cruz
UCLA Dominates Michigan For Bruin Classic Title
UCLA routs Michigan 70 to 9 in the Bruin Classic final as Bill Walton posts 20 points and 21 rebounds. Michigan’s Campy Russell leads with 22, but leaves with a knee injury as UCLA seals its eighth win and 83rd straight against a four season span. Shumate earns Bernie L. Shively Award.
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Notre Dame Easily Downs Kentucky in 4-73 Win
Notre Dame, ranked second, blast Kentucky 73 to 4 in Louisville as John Shumate tallies 25 points and 14 rebounds. Adrian Bantley and Gary Brokaw each score 22, with the Irish dominating on the boards 40-24 and never trailing after the opening minute.
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Thompson Leads NC State To Sugar Bowl Championship
NC State defeats Memphis State 96-83 in the Sugar Bowl basketball championship as David Thompson scores 4 points and earns MVP honors with 60 points across the two day classic. Tom Burleson posts 20 for NC State while Bill Cook racks up 33 for Memphis State.
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Warriors edge Milwaukee in overtime to stay unbeaten
Marcus Washington intercepted an inbounds pass with seconds remaining to seal a 49-48 overtime victory for the sixth-ranked Marquette Warriors over the previously unbeaten opponent in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Beman named PGA Tour commissioner succeeding Dey
The PGA selected Beman to head the Tournament Players Division, replacing retiring Joseph C. Dey Jr. at the end of February. Beman will retire from playing full time to focus on the new post, saying he hopes to be more present with his five children in Bethesda Maryland. The 38 year old veteran has earned 968347 dollars since turning pro in 1967 and will lead a three year term with an option for three more. Dey’s five year contract ends February 28, transition ready when Beman can assume the role.
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Indiana tops Oregon for third in Far West Classic
Indiana reserves led by John Laskowski with 16 second half points propelled the Hoosiers to a 58-47 win over Oregon for third place. Oregon’s Ronnie Lee scored 22 in a close first half as Indiana surged after halftime with an eight point run. Brigham Young beat West Virginia 85-83 for fifth, while Texas beat Army 77-65.
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Providence Beats Washington State to Claim Rainbow Classic Fifth
Kevin Stacom sparked a 11-2 second half run as Providence erased a halftime deficit and beat Washington State 82-67 to grab fifth place in the Rainbow Classic. Farloir-Tertessee defeated Santa Clara 80-76 for seventh. Hawaii and Purdue faced off in the title game.
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Trojans rout Oral Roberts in All-College tourney win
Southern California defeated Oral Roberts 96-75 to capture the 38th All-College Basketball Tournament title as Guz Williams and three Trojan teammates reached double figures. Houston took third with a 95-34 win over Rutgers. Lacy Lanier led Oklahoma City 76-68 over Weber State for fifth. Williams earned second-team all tourney honors with 20 points.
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Temple Defeats California To Win Quaker City Tourney
Temple beat California 51-42 to capture the Quaker City Basketball Tournament title as Joe Anderson and Joe Newman each scored 13. Temple led 19-14 at halftime, then pulled away with 18 straight points to lead 34-24 with 11:01 left. Jerry Baskerville added 10 for Temple, now 8-2, while Carl Meier scored 14 for California, 5-5. The Owls’ second Quaker City crown follows their 1967 title.
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Stanford Dominate St Louis 79 63 Consolation Win
Stanford opened a 2 point edge midway through the second half and coasted to a 79 63 victory over St Louis in the ECAC Holiday Festival consolation at Madison Square Garden. Rich Kelley led Stanford with 28 points and 12 rebounds as Frost Patterson and Arterberry joined in double figures. St Louis, 3 4, was paced by Bill Morris with 21 points and Hob Jones with 16.
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Volunteers nip Santa Clara 80 76 in Rainbow Classic clash
Tennessee led all game with Snow 26 and Grunfeld 25 powering a 80 76 win over Santa Clara to claim seventh place in the Rainbow Classic. Purdue faced Hawaii for the championship as Snow and Grunfeld combined for 51 points for the Vols en route to the victory, while Santa Clara dropped to 4 7.
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Restani fuels USF rout to third in Bruin Classic
In Los Angeles on Saturday the University of San Francisco Dons defeated Wyoming 98 to 66 to claim third place. Kevin Restani led with 26 points, Ron Crowell poured in 27 for Wyoming, and San Francisco surged from a halftime 42-32 edge to dominate the second half. The Dons shot 56 percent to Wyoming’s 38 as San Francisco improved to 3-6 alongside the Cowboys.
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Nevada Reno defeats San Jose State in basketball clash
David Webber tallied 25 points and 17 rebounds to lift Nevada-Reno over San Jose State 85 to 78. Marvin Buckley added 19 points while Pete Padgett contributed 14 points and 17 rebounds. Pete Miller led SJSU with 17 points as Gary Hicks posted 12 rebounds.
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