South Carolina Tops Clemson to Stay Unbeaten in ACC
South Carolina outlasted Clemson 57 48 in Columbia to move to 2 0 in the ACC and 1 overall loss. Al Salvadori led South Carolina with 17 points while Randy McHarffey had 15 for Clemson as legs and late fouls hurt the visitors. Clemson plays North Carolina State next as Jim Sutherland was sidelined sick.
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Judge Dismisses Suit Against NBA Clubs
U S District Judge George C Sweeney on Monday dismissed Woody Sauldsberry s suit against NBA President J Walter Kennedy and all NBA clubs except the Boston Celtics. Sauldsberry charged a conspiracy to bar him from earnings as a professional baseball player. The dismissal was with prejudice.
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College Basketball Scores From A Busy Card
Cincinnati 130 over Saint Louis 114 leads a flood of results across the nation. North Carolina 67 beat Maryland 52 while Duke 83 toppled Penn State 64. Florida State 57 edged Georgia 63 and Kentucky 80 defeated St Louis 70.
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Bowling Results From Riverside Lanes and Recreation Center
Bowling leagues at Riverside Lanes and the Recreation Center show scores across multiple leagues. Jet League features Davis Flowers 3 Caldwell 242 Ky Fried Chicken 1 Alderson 233. Boxwood Dalry 4 Wilson 179. Coca-Cola 4 Aaron 215. Pin Up League Ky Fried Chicken 2 Pearson 173 Belk's 2 Stone 192 J W Daniel 2 Hudson 173 The Atoms 2 Gearhart 192 King Pin League J T Townes 3 Barnette 229 J W Daniel 1 Ireson 211 First National Bank 3 Barnett 200 GW Teachers 1 Mitchell 203 Plumbing & Mills 3 Moore 234 Physicians 4 Stoneburner 20. Old Dominion League fAurnal of Omaha 3 Wideford 159 Moose Wilmoth 134 Wise Chips 4 Whitley Beutiner 1346. Marshall 0 Crowder 124 Wimpy's 4 J Clark 143. Women’s Mill League Special Services 1079 Fowler 102 2 Weave 1032 Hopkins 58 5 Sewing 109 Pearson 101 Billing Dept 1015 Gatewood 94
VMI Defeats GWU 97 to 74 for First Win
Virginia Military Institute routed George Washington 97 to 74 in a Southern Conference game. Charley Schmaus scored 35 and Robin Porter 34 to total 69 points, with Schmaus grabbing 16 rebounds and sinking 13 of 15 free throws as GW fouled out three starters.
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Recreation Basketball Mill League Audit Standings
Mill League games list top scorers and team results including Bryant 21 Sewing 57 Moschler 73 SWU General 112 Coggins 34 Sr. Scouts 43 Marshall 24 4B Dress 62 Fowler 20 5 Bleachery 61 Seism 32 R E Lee Gym Brown s Esso 32 Swain 8 Eanes M S 31 Kidd 10 Gilbert Ins 61 Wilhoit 27.
Packers Clinch NFL Title With Big Plays Over Browns
Green Bay defeated Cleveland 23 12 to win the NFL championship as coach Vince Lombardi lauded key plays. A 34 yard Paul Hornung run set up a Don Chandler field goal, Willie Wood intercepted a pass for another Chandler kick, and Henry Jordan blocked a Lou Groza field goal. Bart Starr, back for the game, helped execute the plan, with Lombardi praising the squad’s readiness and execution. The team also added rookies Donny Anderson and Jim Grabowski to bolster next season, a move Lombardi supported while vowing to keep his trusted Packers mold intact.
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UNC Defeats Maryland 67-52 Behind Free Throws
Bob Lewis and Larry Miller combined for 43 points as North Carolina topped Maryland 67-52 in Chapel Hill. UNC shot 31.3 percent and improved to 8-3 overall, 1-1 ACC, while Maryland stood 6-4 overall, 2-1 ACC.
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Wildcats edge St Louis 80 to 70 in tight showdown
Kentucky, ranked second, barely held off St Louis as Pat Riley and Louie Dampier keyed a late surge. Riley scored 24 and Dampier 20 as Kentucky pulled away after halftime, outrebounding 45 to 40. Rich Parks led St Louis with 22 points as the Billikens fell to 7-5.
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Namath Leads AFL All-Star Selections for Loop Squad
Joe Namath heads a list of 14 AFL stars named to the All-Star squad by coach Sid Gillman. The selections include Keith Lincoln Walt Sweeney Ron Mix Jon Morris and others with replacements for Bills players and injuries. The team will train ahead of the January 15 showcase against Buffalo with workouts scheduled over the coming days.
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Duke Topples Penn State by 83 to 58 in Durham
Duke led 9-2 early and stretched the margin to 26 points twice as Jack Marin scored 25 and Mike Lewis 21 while Duke dominated rebounding 72-51. Penn State shot 29.3 percent as Carver Clinton limited to 13 and Jim Reed led with 16. Duke improves to 10-1 behind strong floor shooting and bench contributions.
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Duke Freshmen Triumph Over N. C. State Frosh 70 to 66
Duke freshmen defeated N C State frosh 70 to 66 in Durham. Nick Trifunovich led all scorers with 30 points for N C State while Duke’s top scorer was Steve Vanden Burg with 15. The Duke lead moved ahead at 58-56 in the second half and held. The halftime tally read 38-30 in favor of Duke.
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Pirates edge Citadel 68 66 in closing stretch win
East Carolina defeated The Citadel 68-66 as Jimmy Cox stole an inbounds pass for a jump shot with 28 seconds left and Jerry Woodside followed with a free throw. Cox led with 22 points, Woodside 20. The Citadel, in foul trouble, trailed by as many as five late but led earlier after a Bob Cauthen three point play. Cauthen topped Citadel with 21 points. DeBrosse 14, Halpin 12. Attendance about 1,500.
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Sunshine Park Reopens with 55-Day Thoroughbred Meet
Sunshine Park at Oldsmar Florida relaunches thoroughbred racing as Florida Downs and Turf Club opens a 55 day season. General Manager Horace Wade notes first entries accepted Tuesday and drawn 48 hours before race days. post time is 1 45 p.m. EST.
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Senior Bowl Teams Drill In Cold Rain
The South All-Stars opened practice for the Senior Bowl without Alabama quarterback Steve Sloan who is sidelined by bruised ribs. Randy Johnson led the South at quarterback with Lindsey Burnett Gipson Bowman and Granger in support, while Bill Anderson and Gary Lane directed the North offense. More than 40 000 tickets were sold for the 17th annual game.
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Vikings Reward Van Brocklin With New Five Year Pact
Vikings owner s rewarded coach Norm Van Brocklin for returning after a 24 hour walkout by signing him to a new five year contract through 1970. terms were not public but an increased salary and bonus were noted. Van Brocklin praised the vote of confidence and looked forward to finishing the job.
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Low qualifier shoots subpar 68 at Palos Verdes
Lytle, a 27 year old touring pro from Chula Vista, Calif, posted a subpar 68 to lead qualifiers for the 40th Los Angeles Open at Palos Verdes Country Club. A total of 250 players competed for one of 20 spots in the $75,000 event starting Thursday.
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