Florida Clinches 78 64 Win Over Georgia In Gator Bowl Opener
Florida rolled to a 78 64 victory over Georgia in the Gator Bowl Basketball Tournament opener here, led by Gary Keller and David Miller. Virginia Tech edged Penn State 67 65 as Glen Combs scored 27 in a matchup to determine the title game, with Penn State’s Bill Stanfield adding 19 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Macfeely
Jacksonville
Fla
Virginia Tech
Penn State
Florida
Georgia
Gary Keller
David Miller
Glen Combs
Virginia
Tech
Combs
Bill Stanfield
Gf&f
Tva
Mickey
Persson
Perr
Stanfield
Vews
Young
Ware
McGovern
Bowling Results At Riverside Lanes League Standings
Riverside Lanes hosts fixed couple league results with teams Dyer and Freeze posting 178 and 214 for Anderson and Hauser to lead. Jokers 2-Davis 199 Luncheonelts 2-5 saw 214 by Haymes and 152 by Howell. Unknowns 3 p Chiaress 207 and Colonial Heights 7B. Franklin 203 round out the cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Lanes
Dyer
Freeze
Sandy Shores O
Davis
Anderson
Laurel Race Course Cancels Entire Wednesday Card
Laurel Maryland cancels its entire racing program on Wednesday due to forecast snow and freezing rain. Officials feared travel conditions might strand patrons, noting prior closures on December 13 and 24 and four races wiped out December 20 due to snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Race Course
Laurel
Basketball Results From A Dense Night Of College Scores
A sprawling list of scores from colleges across the nation. Virginia Tech defeated Penn State 87 to 65 while Virginia beat Columbia 112 to 8 in a curious result. Multiple teams posted double figure wins and scattered upsets marked the abbreviated card.
Injuries Force Bob Davis From Senior Bowl
Senior Bowl officials said quarterback Bob Davis of Virginia has withdrawn from the 18th annual Senior Bowl lineup due to injuries. Ace Cleveland said Al Dodd from Northwestern Louisiana State and Hank Washington of West Texas State will join the South roster and move positions for the January 7 game in Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Bob Davis
Virginia
Ace Cleveland
al Dodd
Louisiana State
Hank Washington
West Texas State
Cleveland
Davis
Neumann Stars as Warriors Beat Bullets 138-115
Paul Neumann scored 30 points with five assists to replace the injured Rick Barry and lift the San Francisco Warriors to a 138-115 road win over the Baltimore Bullets. Tom Meschery added 21, Nate Thurmond 18 with 19 rebounds, while Baltimore without Gus Johnson fell for the seventh straight time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Beard
Baltimore
Paul Neumann
Rick Barry
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
Baltimore Bullets
Neumann
Warriors
Barry
NBA
Gus Johnson
San Francisco
Bullets
Tom Meschery
Meschery
Nate Thurmond
Gon Ohl
Kevin Loughery
Jack Marin
Sixers rally past Celtics for 113 108 win at home
Wilt Chamberlain led Philadelphia with 24 points and 32 rebounds as the 76ers overcome a 17 5 deficit to beat Boston 113 108 in front of a record home crowd of 12 711. Hal Greer and Billy Cunningham contributed key late baskets as Philadelphia seizes control at 52 50 and holds on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphiaers
Boston Celtics
Wilt Chamberlain
76Ers
Chamberlain
Hal Greer
Bill Cunningham
Boston
Havilceek
Ae K.jones
Steer
Stones
Conan
Russell
Siesir'd
Howell É
Ivvie ‘Sanders
Nelson O
Embry
Phladelphia
Hoston
Neeance
A le
Philaceloma
Maryland Beats Davidson 66 65 In Cage Tourney Opener
In Charlotte Maryland erased a Davidson one point edge in the final seven and a half minutes to win 66-65. Army topped Fordham 74-50 to set a title game with Maryland, as Maryland played without injured Jay McMillan. Julius Johnson and Billy Jones fueled the Terp rally with 18 and 17 points respectively, while Davidson committed 21 turnovers to Maryland's nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N.C
Maryland
Davidson
Wildcats
Army
Fordham
Bill Schutsky
Julius Johnson
Billy Jones
Johnson
Jones
Jay McMillan
Mike O'Neill
Tom Youngdale
Cadets Edge Fordham Behind Team Effort In Tight Tilt
Army sailors Wayne Huckle scored 22 and Rod Knowles 18 as the Cadets turned an early 7-0 run into a 28-9 lead after 12 minutes and led by two at halftime. Steve Hunt added 17 as Schutsky steadied defense while Army shot 52.5 percent to Fordham 52.7. Fordham top scorer Pat Rafferty had eight, Bill Langheld led the Rams with 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Fordham
Cadets
Steve Hunt
Schutsky
Rams
Dennis Witkowski
Bill Langheld
Pat Raftery
Bhat
Cavaliers Clinch 112-88 Win Over Columbia in Connecticut Classic
Virginia Cavaliers shot 61 percent and overwhelmed Columbia 112-88 in the Connecticut Classic opener in Storrs. Mike Katas led Virginia with 31 points, Chip Case 24, and Jim Connelly 21, as Virginia built a 53-39 halftime lead and three players fouled out. Attendance about 3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storrs
Conn
Virginia Cavaliers
Columbia
Connecticut
George Washington
Mike Katas
Cavaliers
Chip Case
Jim Connell
Virginia
VeoLumsia
Kates
Ganzenmuller
Hoffman
Bema
Case
Connelly
Naponick
Bryant Says Nebraska Will Be Fighting Mad in Sugar Bowl
Bear Bryant predicted a jaw to jaw Sugar Bowl clash with Nebraska, saying the Cornhuskers will be angry and heavier, with top effort expected from Alabama who trail in odds. He noted Nebraska’s 39-28 Orange Bowl win last year and emphasized psychological factors and balance of power between the teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Grimsley
Associated Press
NEW Orleans
Nebraska
Alabama
Bear Bryant
Bryant
Nebraka
Miami
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orlens
Abama
Crimson Tide
Chad Pant Bear Bryant
Red Elephants
Kenny Snake Stabler
Toronto
Armbro
Flight
Canadian Troining Association
Armstrong Brothers
Brampton
Ont
New York
Los Angeles
College
Western Mich
Detroit
Maryland & Davidson
Holy Cross
Penn
Montana
Notre Dame
St. Joseph's
Rhodesland
Georgetown
Purdue
Lona &S
Lafayette
Cornell
Kentucky
Bowling Green
Michigan State
Buffalo State
Wabash
St. Francis
Hofstra
Clark
MIT
New Hampshire
Stonehill
Oklahoma
Missouri
Norwich
Tufts
Iowa
Wichita
Rutgers
Evansville College
Providence
Northwestern
Houston
Kent State
Temple
Arizona State
St. Benedict's
Western Carolina
Bowdoin
Trinity
Vermont & Middleburg
St. Mary's
Central Missouri
Central Okla
Lamar Tech
Dayton
Marquette
Auburn
T.C.U
Sacramento State
Willanelle
Shippensburg
Susquehanna
Muhlenberg
Cortland
Delaware
West Chester
East Stroudsburg
Lehigh
Toledo
Buller
Western N. Mex
Indiana Central
Elizabeth City
Virginia State
Marshall
Old Dominion
Hampden-Sydney
Ft. Eustis
North Texas
Macalester
Tulsa
Yale
I. C. Smith
Ateam
South Dakota
Morningsite
Kempton Park
England
Arkle
Trish
Max Cosgrove
Cosgrove
Murphy
Cicero
Luther Lassiter
Lassiter
He Carr
New York Giants
Mennen
Los Angeles Rams
Pot Antiaes
Celtics
Wayne Huckle
Rod Knowles
Davidson Drescher
Ig Rt
Jonrison
Knowles Jones
Dale Uz Williams
Sinwock
Moser
Huckle
Avery
Fordham Army Langherd Rat
Schuisky
Fry Ad Barker
Kr’ski
Mlkule
Starrs O
Jordan
Sheeran D Schrage
Melina Ama
Graf
Gins
Geogre O
Noonai
Hughes A. Codehie
Urban
Larson
Maak Peraham
Goggins
Tor ‘Touts
Cornhusker
Johnny Calvert
Tom
Stumpy) Somerville
Billy Johnson
Bruce Stephens
Okahoma
Carel Stith
Jim McCord
Jerry Patton
Wayne Meylan
Langston Coleman
The
Daily Newspaper
Danville Register