Davidson Rebounds Beats Mississippi State 72-60
Davidson used a 17-2 first half burst to pull away and top Mississippi State 72-60 in the Charlotte Invitational basketball tournament. Rodney Knowles led Davidson with 23 points, aided by Snyder and Williams on defense and rebounding as the 8-2 Wildcats reached a secure lead.
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Princeton
Middies
Navy
Davidson
State
Rodney Knowles
Mississippi
Hugh Kilmartin
Ed Hummer
Tigers
Hummer
Don Rodenbach
Walters
Knowles
Snyder
Dave Williams
Bulldogs
Gary Washington
Santana Beats Emerson Ends Cup Matches
Spain gains a lone point as Manuel Santana defeats Roy Emerson in a four set Davis Cup rally at White City Stadium. Emerson won the first set before Santana captured the next two and edged the fourth 15 13 delaying the series conclusion in Australia 4 1.
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Gordon Tait
Associated Press
Sydney
Australia
Manuel Santana
Spain
Roy Emerson
Jean Queenslander
Fred Stolle
Santana
Juan Gisberg
U.S
Emerson
White City
Manuel
Florida Gators Arrive in New Orleans for Sugar Bowl Tilt
Florida completes Sugar Bowl cast as Missouri prepares for showdown. Spurrier leads the Gators in a high energy run, Casey and Roland noted for their roles while Albert’s death looms as a somber backdrop. Gators arrive after a season of strong offense, Missouri drills in and optimism grows.
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New Orleans
Harold Claassenburn
Flori
Associated Press
Albert
da State
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Cam
Casey
Miami
Wednesed Press
Saints
Steve Spurrier
Floridas
Sugarson
Missouri
Ference
Charley Casey
Spurrier
Ray Graves
Galford
Tors
Gator
Ida
Florida State
Fenders
Alligator
Gainesville
Tech shocks Wichita State to reach tourney final
Virginia Tech upset top seed Wichita State 91 90 to reach the all college basketball tournament final against Oklahoma City, with John Wetzel scoring 31 and clinching with two late free throws and a steal. Wichita led late after Jamie Thompson buried two free throws, but Pete fouled Wetzel eight seconds remain and Tech finished with two free throws. Pete led Wichita with 23, Thompson 17, Ted Ware 22 for Tech, in a 6,200 attendance game.
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Jerry Scarbrough
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Virginia Tech
Wichita State
Rhode Island
Wichita
Virginia ‘Tech
John Wetzel
Jamie Thompson
Wheatshockers
Kelly Pete
Wetzel
Gobbler
Fame
Pete
Thompson
Ted Ware
WA. Tech
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Martin
Combs
Harris
Crissa
Mc Dorlf
HI Powers
Ooo
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Wiginia Tech Ey AP
Ce Ech
Wichitnia Tech
Reed
McDawel Rolal
Virg Affendance
Braves File 63-Page Answer To Court Suit
The Braves and the National League call Wisconsin efforts to grant Milwaukee an expansion franchise an unconstitutional expropriation attempt. In a 33 page brief filed in Milwaukee Circuit Court they accuse Atty. Gen. LaFollette of ambushing the case and seek dismissal of the suit. A temporary restraining order asks that the Braves play in Milwaukee next year and the league begin expansion procedures. The Braves plan the 1966 season in Atlanta and reiterate baseball’s immunity from state antitrust laws, asserting the suit aids Milwaukee Brewers Inc. for a replacement franchise.
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Wis
Braves
National League
Wisconsin
Bronson C. LaFollette
Elmer W. Roller
Roller
Atlanta
Milwaukee Brew Jers, Inc
CBS Wins Two Year NFL TV Deal Worth 37.6 Million
CBS announced a two year contract to continue televising NFL games for 37.6 million dollars. The deal covers regular and pre season games with a possible third year and introduces the Atlanta Falcons while exploring a 16th team and expanded playoff coverage. Rozelle and MacPhail outlined night games and revised blackout rules allowing some games to be shown in home markets. The package averages about 1.2 million per club, with extra funds if a 16th team is added. Additional market research for a new franchise targets cities including New Orleans Seattle Phoenix Portland Cincinnati and Boston.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
NFL
Green Bay
Wis
Packers
Cleveland Browns
CBS
Pete Rozelle
Bill MacPhail
Cbs-Tv
Rozelle
MacPhail
Atlanta Falcons
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Chicago
New York Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
Thanskgiving
Rozelie
New Orleans
Seattle
Phoenix
Ariz
Portland
Ore
Cincinnati
Boston
Bullets Rout Warriors 144-111 in Baltimore Showdown
Baltimore's Bullets dominate San Francisco 144 to 111 at home to extend their run, narrowing the Western Division gap. The scoring blitz featured high totals and strong bench contributions as Baltimore stays within three games of the leading Los Angeles Lakers.
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Baltimore
Bullets
San Francisco
National Basketball Association
Warriors
Los Angeles
Barry
Barnes
Meschery
Howell
Kerr
Atltes
iQboun'ry
Rodgery
Four Golfers Tied For First Round Orange Bowl Lead
Four players posted one over par 72 to lead the Junior Orange Bowl Golf Tournament at the Biltmore Golf Course in Miami Florida. Terry Cramond from Lancaster Ohio Bobby Cole from Springs South Africa Arthur Russell of Freeport Texas and Tommy Kalbfleisch of Louisville Kentucky share the early position. Bob Simpson also from Louisville and Stephen Knapp of Coffeyville Kansas sit one stroke back in a crowded pack with 73s.
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Miame
Fla
Terry Cramond
Lancaster
Ohio
Bobby Cole
Springs
South Africa
Arthur Russell
Freeport
Tex
Tommy Kalbfleisch
Louisville
Bob Simpson
Stephen Knapp
Coffeyville
Kan
Tom Horton
Wilmington
N.C
Nick Rausch
de Witt
N.Y
Michael Kerr
Hewlett Harbor
John la Ponzina
Miami
Jim Ross
Coral Gables
LSU Tigers Nine-Point Underdogs in Cotton Bowl
DALLAS AP Louisiana State travels to the Cotton Bowl as a nine point underdog against Arkansas whose 360.3 yard per game offense is a major factor. LSU relies on a strong defense and a revitalized offense led by Pat Screen and Nelson Stokley. Screen is set to start after solid showings and Stokley hopes to return from injuries as LSU aims to finish the season strong following wins over Mississippi State and Tulane.
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Tex
Louisiana State
Tigers
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Texas
Louisiana
Pat Screen
Nelson Stokley
Stokley
Screen
Charles McClendan
Mississippi State
Tulane
State
Is Screen
Royals Hold Off Lakers 111-109 in Cincinnati Showdown
Oscar Robertson 40 points and Jerry Lucas 21 with 19 rebounds fueled the Cincinnati Royals as they edged the Los Angeles Lakers 111-109. West led LA with 42 points while Goodrich added 19 as LA chased a late rally to no avail.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati Royals
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Royals
Los Angeles
Cincinnati Aces
Jerry West
Gail Goodrich
West
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Goodrich
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Boozer
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Robots'y
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Smith
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Hairston
Ellis
Wiley
Wos Angeles
Eimbry
Cinclas Hall
Chamberlain lifts 76ers past Pistons 113 112
Detroit loses eighth straight as Wilt Chamberlain draws a late foul and sinks the second of two free throws with no time left, giving Philadelphia a 113 112 victory. Ray Scott and John Tresvant led Detroit with late scoring, while Chamberlain also blocked or tipped in crucial plays to seal the win.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Chamberlain
Pistons
Ray Scott
John Tresvant
Scott
Tresvant
Chet Walker
Alker
Scott Ioo
B'Tn
Stra'd
Greer
Arle
Janes
Miles
Biancht
Bambini
Gambee
Koux
Jackson
Thorn
Miagelphia
Ira
Nare
Curtain Teams At Tennis Tourney Sent To Sidelines
MIAMI BEACH Fla The iron curtain teams of Poland and Yugoslavia were knocked out while seeded teams advanced. Colombia beat Yugoslavia 2-1 in singles and doubles as Poland fell 3-0 to Bolivia. Australia, the No 1 seed, defeated Ecuador 3-0 and the No 3 seed United States beat Venezuela 3-0. Mexico also won 3-0 over Argentina. No 4 seed United Arab Republic advanced on a bye.
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Fla
Poland
Yugoslavia
Colombia
Bolivia
Australia
Ecuador
United States
Venezuela
Mexico
Argentina
United Arab Republic
Manhattan and Clemson Open Poinsettia Classic Wins
Manhattan and Clemson open the Poinsettia Classic with wins. The scorelines show varied results across a busy slate, including Virginia Tech over Wichita State and a string of regional programs posting victories.
Bowling Results From Riverside and Recreation Center Card
The Riverside lanes show multiple bowling matches with teams like Sr. Citizens Blues, Reds, Loafers, and Gosselt. Scores range from the mid 90s to over 200, with noted forfeits and mixed doubles results. A Chicago ad section ends with a Nielsen study noting high TV football viewership among women and spousal TV watching habits.
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Sr. Citizens Blues
Merricks
Reds
Gosselt
Jaspers Outlast Furman 84-82 as Manhattan tops Furman
Manhattan edged Furman 82-? in the Poinsettia Classic as Bob Chlupsa poured in 32 points and Gerry Bruns added 21. Furman, led by Dan Goolsby with 18 and Don Webster with 21, fought back late but fell short. Chlupsa’s late four points secured Manhattan’s 82-? victory and a spot in the final. Clemson defeated Mississippi 85-57 behind Gary Helms 21 points to set up a Clemson Manhattan final.
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5.C
Gary Helms
Clemson
Mississippi
Bob Chlupsa
Manhattan
Furman
Randy Mahaffey
Walt Ayers
Jim Suthers Land
Recbels
Mickey Williams
Rebels
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Tigers
Ole Misz
Jaspers
Don Webster
Paladins
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Bill Goodfelow
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Sarcell
Gdfeller
Bechtel
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Leary
Odpanc
Meayl Fey
Liwen Ce
Goolsby
Webster
Pane Coast
Allendanen
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