Dons and Broncos clash as UsF tops Santa Clara in rough finish
UsF Dons defeated Santa Clara 72 to 86 to begin defense of their West Coast title. A bench-clearing fight erupted after ejections of Ed Thomas and Joe Meagher, with referees and priests restoring order in about two minutes. Ollie Johnson led USF with 28 points, while Russ Vrankovich scored 25 for Santa Clara.
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Kumina
Levitt
O/ Paulson
Ellis
Ats Fatale
Kostar Nabs Indoor Win in OaklanA Exposition Race
Gary Kostar of Woodland won the lap main event in round two of the Pacific Coast Indoor auto races at Oakland Exposition Hall. Tommy Morrow of Pato Alta finished second, Ron Paul placed third, Bob DeJong fourth, and Norm Rath fifth. Dee Heilman won the trophy dash and also triumphed in the 15-lap semi-main. John Masekian of San Rafael escaped injury after a heat race flip.
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Ron Paul
Bob DeJong
Hayward
Norm Rath
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Dee Heilman
Palo Alto
John Masekian
San Rafael
Lewis & Clark Wins Tourney Title in Close Final
Chico State rallied to beat Chapman State 94 90 for third place in the invitational. Farller Pasadena College defeated Sacramento State 99 35 and Willamette topped Humboldt State 67 64 in consolation games. Lewis & Clark defeated Central Washington 79 68 to claim the tournament championship.
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Willamette University
Humboldt State
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U S Hopes For Tokyo Baseball Trip In 1964 Olympiad
The United States looks to send an amateur baseball team to Japan for exhibition games during the 1964 Olympics. W B Fehring, chair of the Olympic baseball committee and Stanford coach, said the U S group has received an invitation from the Japanese Amateur Baseball Association to start Oct 1. The invitation awaits confirmation by the Japanese Olympic Committee in the coming days.
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Duke Surges Past North Carolina State 91 70
Duke defeated North Carolina State 91 to 70 in Santa Clara. Mullins scored two points as Duke led early and extended the margin in the second half. The game was part of the ninth ranked Duke team’s schedule and followed a late surge.
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Beavership Cincy, No. 1 Cats Lose
Georgia Tech upsets top ranked Kentucky 76 67 in Atlanta as Cincy battles back. D Craddock leads Yellow Jackets with 9 points while Counts scores 38 for Oregon State in 82 63 win over Cincinnati.
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Ron Bonham
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Michigan Breezes In Big Ten Opener
Michigan opened the Big Ten season with an 85-74 win over Northwestern in Ann Arbor. The Wolverines, stifled early by the zone, began hitting from long range and led 45-33 at halftime.
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Ramblers Wallop Morehead 127 85 in Chicago
Loyola of Chicago Rams demolish Morehead State 127 85 as three players score 20 plus points. Vie Rouse leads with 32 points on 14 of 17 shooting as the Ramblers hit six percent from the floor and register win number 26 in 11 starts.
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Unbeaten Davidson tops West Virginia 93 82 in Charlotte
Davidson, ranked seventh nationally, remains unbeaten with a 93 to 82 win over West Virginia in Charlotte. Tred Hetzel scored 19 of his 39 points in the second half to seal the 35 82 margin after a 49 33 halftime lead.
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Jockey Trio Suspended Over Racing Incident
Santa Anita stewards suspended jockey Ralph Neves along with apprentice Jerald Conk and jockey Dean Hull for five racing days each for careless riding in Friday’s fourth race. The action followed an incident involving Adios and In narene, unrelated to the spill that injured Johnny Longden.
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Bruins Massacre Cougars in 121-77 rout in Pullman
UCLA routed Washington State 121-77 in a Big Six basketball game at Pullman. UCLA shot 53.8 percent while Washington State made 42 percent. The Bruins set four gym records and tied another, scoring early and building a huge lead.
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535 Tops Gators as SFS Injures Star Player
San Jose State rallied to beat San Francisco State 62 49 as Brad Duggan injures left foot after halftime. Duggan had 14 points before the injury while Frank Tarrants led SJSU with 13, and three others scored in double figures in a balanced effort.
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Stanford Beats Trojans 62-46 Behind Hinckley Scoring
Stanford defeats USC 62 to 46 as Hinckley leads with 14 points and Dose helps maintain a comfortable second half lead. Indians stay ahead throughout the game.
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Cal Aggies, Cal State Open Conference Play Tight
Cal Aggies trail Cal State 24 to 30 at halftime as both teams clash in opening FW C relay. The ledger shows 29 for Cal State and 11 for the Pioneers with key players listed among a congested scoring summary. The home crowd at Foothill High watches the Tuesday night showdown against San Francisco State.
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Lakers Beat Celtics 125 118 In Overtime
Los Angeles toppled Boston 125 118 in overtime as Ramsey and Haynes led the Lakers with 28 and 3 points respectively, ending a three game skid against the Celtics. Dick Barnett's late layup with one second left sealed the victory.
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Robertson Puts Royals Past Knicks In Stylish Victory
Cincinnati Royals rallied past the New York Knicks 125 to 111 as Oscar Robertson scored 41 points in the NBA matchup. The performance followed a 14 point first half deficit, elevating Cincinnati in the standings and fueling fans in New York and national coverage.
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Seals Rally Past Topeka? For 5-3 WHL Win Over Seattle
Francisco erased a 20 point deficit in a late rally to lift the Seals to a 5-3 Western Hockey League victory over Seattle. Burns scored twice and added an assist as San Francisco dominated early but trailed before the final period. Parreault stopped 20 shots to earn the win as the Seals moved within two points of second place.
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Huskies Rally Past Bears In Charity Game
Washington kernels surged to an early eight point lead and held off California as Dan Wolthers exited with an injury. The Huskies defended well limiting the Bears to few field goals and extended their advantage into the second half.
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Chabot Captures Fourth Straight in Offensive Showing
Chabot won a fourth straight game with 33 of 82 field goals and 47 rebounds led by Shinko with 20 points. Corse added 14 and J Lenger 10 for Yuba, as Chabot reached 84 season points and dominated the boards with 59 team rebounds.
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Greer 37 Leads 76ers Past Bullets in Baltimore
Hal Greer scored 37 points on 12 of 24 shooting and 13 of 16 free throws as the Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Baltimore Bullets 123 to 113. The win extended Philadelphia’s season-long streak to five.
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Lakers Triumph In OT Over Celtics 107 107 Ties End
Los Angeles edged Boston 114 107 in overtime after a 107 107 regulation tie. Frank Selye and Jim Krebs started for LA while Barpett came off the bench to score 40 including seven in OT. Jerry West led the Lakers with 16 points. Boston drops to 6th loss of season. LA improves to 26 6 in the East.
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Gene Wiley
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College Cage Results Across Multiple Conferences
A sprawling recap of college basketball scores from San Jose State to Florida State across the Southwest, Midwest, and East regions. Notable wins include BYU 94 over Western State, Washington State 59 over California, and Notre Dame 84 over Louisville.
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Fresno Giants win with tight photo finish in mile feature
Werle Fresno pilot named to lead the team in a close photo finish race. The Fresno Giants held off rivals in a memorable California Baseball League mile event, marking Werle’s second season at the helm and continuing a Chico State connection with Phoenix Paradise.
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Denver Wins Again 3 to 2 in Portland
Denver beats Portland 3 to 2 for its eighth straight Western Hockey League win. A season high 10,002 attended the Buckaroos game as Portland saw its four game winning streak snapped.
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UOP Sets Record In 104-66 Win Over Hawaii
University of the Pacific crushed Hawaii 104-66 to set a school scoring record. Bill Wilson scored 26 points and Leo Middleton 23 to lead Pacific, while Hawaii’s top scorer Dentds Chai had 12. Hawaii returns to the Islands after a California tour.
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Whatley New Baseball Proxy Elected President
Jim Whatley of the University of Vermont was elected president of the American Association of College Baseball Coaches on Saturday succeeding Bud Daniel of Wyoming. Other officers named include Archie Allen of Springfield Massachusetts first vice president John Simmons Missouri second vice president W F Fehring Stanford third vice president and Lee Eilhardt Illinois secretary treasurer.
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Lee Eilhracht
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Spahn and Stuart to Be Honored at Diamond Dinner
Milwaukee Braves pitcher Warren Spahn and Boston Red Sox first baseman Dick Stuart are set to receive honors at the Chicago Diamond Dinner. Spahn, 23-7 in 1983 for Minnesota Twins, will be recognized for his farm system achievements, while Stuart leads the American League with 118 RBIs and will receive the William Wrigley Jr. Memorial Award alongside other local and national baseball figures.
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Seattle Ends Devil Skein
Seattle University defeated Arizona State University 100 to 86 in Tempe, ending ASU’s 12 game home win streak. The game stayed close, tied at 50 at halftime, before Seattle pulled away after Char ey Williams hit a go ahead long jumper with 44 percent of the second half remaining. Seattle improves to 4 1 while ASU drops to 5 5.
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Riverside 500 Sees Parnelli Jones and Fred Lorenzen Enter
Riverside 500 stock car race on January 19 attracts USAC and NASCAR stars Parnelli Jones of Torrance California and Fred Lorenzen of Elmhurst Illinois. Jones, the 1964 Indianapolis 500 champion, earned over 150000 dollars in USAC last year, while Lorenzen set a NASCAR money-winning record with 113000 dollars. Jones will drive a 1964 Mercury and Lorenzen a new Ford.
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