Calhoun Tech Edges Jefferson State 53 52 On Late Shot
James Harris drilled a jumper from the foul line with 14 seconds left to cap Calhoun Tech’s 53 52 comeback over Jefferson State. The War Hawks used a late zone press to limit Jefferson State to four field goals, turning 17 turnovers into 14 points. Pope led Calhoun with 22 points and 9 rebounds, while Harris added 13 points and 11 boards. Calhoun visits Gadsden Junior College on Saturday.
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Reds Change NL Ownership In Cincinnati Move
William O DeWitt steps down as Reds owner president as Francis L Dale-led local investors buy all stock for 7 million dollars. The group plans a 43 million riverfront stadium lease with Cincinnati and promises manager Dave Bristol keeps his job while NL approval trails January. The change aims to keep the team in Cincinnati and attract a new football tenant.
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Peters And Kaat Top AL Left-Handers
A pair of left handers Gary Peters of the Chicago White Sox and Jim Kaat of the Minnesota Twins captured top honors in American League pitching today.
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Orioles
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Cleveland
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Sam McDowell
Sonny Siebert
Washington
Maury Wills Promises 110 Percent for Pirates
Maury Wills, after a Los Angeles trade, vows 110 percent effort for the Pittsburgh Pirates. He says his knee injury is cleared, aims to play third base, and is pleased to be with Pittsburgh.
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Gene Michael
East-West Shrine West squad announced for Kezar Stadium clash
UCLA star Mel Farr Idaho’s Ray McDonald and Oregon State’s Pete Pifer headline a 35 touchdown 1966 trio for the West in the 42nd East-West game at Kezar Stadium on Dec 31. Rosters name Don Horn Tim Van Galder and Dave Lewis among others with standout linemen and ends listed.
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Associated Press
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Idaho
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Oregon State
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Kezar Stadium
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West
Charlie Brown
Missouri
Little All America
Don Horn
San Diego State
Tim van Galder
Iowa State
Stanford
Dave Lewis
Tim Sheehan
Jim Wilkin
Illinois Upsets Kentucky In Overtime Thriller
Illinois defeats third-rated Kentucky 98-97 in OT as Ron Dunlap seals win with late free throws. Rich Jones scores 32 for Illinois. Louie Dampier leads Kentucky with 40 points and Pat Riley fouls out. Michigan upset Houston 86-75 as Dennis Stewart scores 23 for the Wolverines.
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SEC cage wins from Alabama and Vanderbilt
In SEC action Alabama defeated Louisiana Tech 84 73 while Vanderbilt routed Southwest Louisiana 101 68. Illinois upset Kentucky 98 97 in overtime as Louie Dampier scored 40 for Kentucky and Ron Dunlap sealed with late free throws. Mississippi edged Texas 82 80. Florida State beat Rice 76 72 and Memphis State beat Texas A M 66 55 in other independents play.
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UCLA Tops AP Cage Poll After Strong Debut
UCLA remains No. 1 in the AP basketball poll after Lew Alcindor’s standout debut and a 32 of 34 first place votes lead over Texas Western. Kentucky and Louisville follow as Illinois upsets Kentucky and Michigan defeats Houston shift the landscape.
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Ray Vinson Named All American By AP From ACC History
Ray Vinson of Jacksonville becomes the first ACCer in history to earn All American honors as The Associated Press Little College All America selects a first string backfield led by Carl Garrett. Other standouts include Don Hass, John Ogles, Dwayne Nix, Richard Ries, John Huard, Walter Odegaard, Al Dodd, Joe Peyton, Herb Slattery, Harry Sorrell, Bill Stringer, and linemen Fred Davis and David Edmondson.
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Delaware
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Bears rout Covenant College 121 to 37 in basketball
Athens College Bears freshmen led by Pills antre pumped in 30 as they raced to a 121 37 victory over Covenant College Chattanooga Tenn The Bears jumped ahead early and Belcher praised his freshmen unit for strong ball handling They improved to 3 2 on the season and host Chattanooga next at Athens College Gym.
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College Results Across Regions Crisp List of Scores
EAST Columbia 65 Lehigh 50. Wm. and Mary 72 Pittsb. 68. SOUTH Illinois 98 Kentucky 97 ot. Alabama 84 La. Tech 73. Florida State 76 Ricé 72. Memphis St. 66 Tex A&M 56. Mississippi 82 Texas 80. Vanderbilt 101 S W La 66. MIDWEST Kansas 94 Ohio State 70. Okla St 72 S S St 69 ot. Mich St 81 So Dakota 54. Indiana 77 Missouri 65. Purdue 74 Ohio U 71. Chicago Loyola 103 N Dak 79. Iowa State 87 Minnesota 69. Creighton 69 Iowa 68. Northwestern 120 Ball St 83. FAR WEST Oregon St 58 Hawaii 54. California 108 Oklahoma 81. Utah State 89 Idaho 74. Colorado 93 Utah 89. Air Force 73 Mex Natl 59.
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