De Gaulle Opens 10th Winter Olympics in Grenoble
Gen Charles De Gaulle officially opens the 10th Winter Olympic Games in Grenoble as 1,500 athletes from 38 nations begin fierce competition on snow and ice. Team USA aims for its strongest bid since 1924, led by Peggy Fleming and a youthful Alpine squad including Billy Kidd and Judy Nagel.
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UCLA Gains Easy 101-67 Cage Verdict
UCLA defeated USC 101-67 to extend its Pacific Eight winning streak to 23 games and move to 5-0 in league play. Lew Alcindor scored 22 points, Mike Warren added 18, while Ron Taylor led USC with 15 as UCLA built a dominant first half lead and never eased off in the second.
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Leon Coleman Wins Tight 60-Yard High Hurdles at Philadelphia
Leon Coleman former Winston-Salem College runner and now with the Southern California Striders edged Villanova’s Bry Hall by a hair in a photo studied finish to win the 60 yard high hurdles at the Philadelphia Track Classic. Coleman clocked 6.2 seconds as Hall settled for second.
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76ers Rally Past Bullets In 133-121 Win
Hal Greer scored 31 including 17 in the final period to lift the Philadelphia 76ers past the Baltimore Bullets 123-121 in Baltimore. Billy Cunningham and a late Greer basket sealed it as Wilt Chamberlain added 27 points and 26 rebounds amid a tense fourth quarter. Rookie Earl Monroe had a career high 45 for Baltimore.
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Casper Takes Narrow Lead at Bob Hope Desert Classic
Billy Casper fired a four under par 68 to reach 279 after 72 holes in the 90-hole Bob Hope Desert Classic, holding a one stroke edge over Arnold Palmer who posted 280 as his bird making putts faded. Casper hit every green in regulation and two putted all but one hole, just days after winning the Los Angeles Open.
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College Cager Schedule Announces Coming Week
A recap of college basketball action highlights a past Hope event winner with a burst drive and a 114 foot birdie putt at Bermuda Dunes. Masters champ Gay Brewer, Tom Weiskopf, Harold Henning, and Lee Trevino chase Arnold Palmer as the desert event nears final rounds with tight standings and ongoing pairings for next week’s schedule.
Florida Gators top seventh-ranked Vanderbilt on Vanderbilt court
Neal Walk scored 35 points to set a Florida single season scoring mark and spark a 91-85 SEC win at Vanderbilt. The Gators improved to 10-3 in league play and posted their first-ever victory at Vandy's arena, erasing a 14 point first half deficit while Walk totaled 510 for the season. Kenny Campbell led Vanderbilt with 22 points.
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Tennessee routs Mississippi on home court led by Boerwinkle
Sixth ranked Tennessee crushed Mississippi 88 46 to extend its home win streak to 33 and move to 8 1 in the SEC and 14 2 overall while Mississippi dropped to 1 10 in the league and 4 13 for the season. Boerwinkle 21 rebounds 13 points and Justus led with 21 points as Hendrix Hahn added 13. Mississippi’s Turner 13 Ward 10 were top scorers for the Rebels.
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Celtics Outlast Knicks 112-108 in NBA Tilt
Boston built a 20 point lead after three quarters then withstood a New York rally led by Walt Frazier and Cazzie Russell to win 112-108. Don Nelson sealed it with a late field goal as Jones scored 30 and Howell 25 for Boston while Frazier 21 and Russell 23 for New York. Attendance 6,884.
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