College Results Roundup From Across the Nation
A sweep of college basketball results with numerous winners and scores from Syracuse to San Francisco. Notable games include Syracuse over Cornell 99 67 Hofstra over Seton Hall 71 69 Temple over Lehigh 71 50 and Texas 114 LSU 78.
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Prep Scores Highlight Narrow High School Basketball Wins
Crossville Ore edged Saree Scares University School 69 68 as Glenn posted 40 points and Puncaloosa defeated Bessemer 77 43 in recent high school basketball results.
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Houston End Named 1966 Scoring Champion
Houston end Ken Hebert finished the 1966 season as the leading scorer with 113 points after a 16 point game against Utah. Hebert surpassed Jim Boll of New Mexico State, who had 98 points, while Leeland Jones of Buffalo and Floyd Little of Syracuse followed with 96 and 92 points respectively. Ray McDonald of Idaho topped the rushing list with 1,329 yards on 259 carries, ahead of Don Fitzgerald of Kent State with 1,245 yards.
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Ken Hebert
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Jim Boll
New Mexico State
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Leeland Jones
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Floyd Little
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Ray McDonald
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Don Fitzgerald
Kent State
Texas Western Grinds East Texas State 61 30
Texas Western the defending national champions thrashed East Texas State 61 to 30 at El Paso. Bobby Joe Hill was suspended indefinitely before the game for disciplinary reasons, a temporary measure per coach Don Haskins.
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Don Haskins
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Virginia Tech
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Drake
Dayton
Miami
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Abe Atkins
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Centenary
Auburn
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Furman
George Washington
Richmond
New Orleans Loyola
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St. Joseph’s
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D.C
Texas
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Wildcats Remain Unbeaten In Limestone County Action
West Limestone defeated East Limestone 62 to 48 to stay the county’s only unbeaten team. Clements beat Elkmont 75 to 56, Ardmore topped Tanner 56 to 44, and Athens lost to Huntsville 70 to 30. Danny Adams led West Limestone with 21 points, joined by Larry Jackson 16 and Wayne Tarpley 15.
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Milwaukee baseball writers elect new chapter chairman
Amos Red Thisted of the Milwaukee Sentinel was chosen as chairman of the Milwaukee chapter of the Baseball Writers' Association of America on Tuesday.
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Thisted
Milwaukee Sentinel
Milwaukee
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Ray Ivers to receive Iskey Award at Chicago writers dinner
Chicago veteran pitcher Ray Ires will be honored with the J Louis Iskey Award for long and meritorious service by the Chicago baseball writers at their annual dinner on January 15. The 18 year Sox veteran was noted for his consistent performance and dedication to the club and press community.
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Ray Ires
Chicago White Sox
J. Louis Iskey
Robotte Rides Three Winners at Aqueduct
New York AP reports Ron Rcotte rode three winners at Aqueduct Race Track on Tuesday, the second straight day of strong results for the jockey as he swept multiple races.
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New York
Ron Rcotte
Queduct
Elorde Eyes Ortiz Rematch After Title Return
Manila reports Flash Elorde the world junior lightweight champion has returned home eager to fight Carlos Ortiz again if given another chance. He voiced readiness to defend the crown and pursue a rematch.
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Manila
Flash Elorde
Carlos Ortiz
Barry's 47 Lifts Warriors Past Knicks in Madison Square Garden
Rick Barry poured in 47 points to spark San Francisco's 126-116 win over the New York Knickerbockers at Madison Square Garden. The leading scorer drew foul trouble for New York as Boston beat Detroit 130-111 and Philadelphia defeated Chicago 129-119. Barry noted the uneven rims affected his shooting.
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Chet Walker
76Ers
Hal Greer
Keith Erickson
Brewer Baird Seek PGA National Team Crown
Defending champions Gay Brewer and Butch Baird aim to repeat their 1965 29 under par 259 victory as 120 two man teams compete in the PGA national team championships at Palm Beach Gardens. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus join a strong field, with Sam Snead and Gardner Dickinson paired again and a 72 hole event televised nationally.
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Arnold Palmer
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Auburn Guns Past Louisiana Tech 88 to 77 in Basketball Win
Auburn's Ronnie Quick scores 35 as the Tigers top a taller Louisiana Tech squad 88 77. Alec Howell adds 19 while Wallace Tinker comes through with 11. Louisiana Tech's Leon Barmore leads with 26. Texas posts 114 in a win over LSU with Scottie Brown and Cary Overbeck scoring 20 and 18.
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Richard Peek
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NCAA Rules Group Ends Meet Today
The NCAA Committee on Infractions closes a three day session in New Orleans. South Carolina appeals an ACC ruling declaring guard Mike Grosso ineligible for the season. The live committee hears the case as Duke challenges the 800 point entrance exam requirement.
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Fuel and electricity costs rise for U.S. manufacturing in 1964
The cost of fuels and electrical energy purchased for use in U.S. manufacturing in 1964 increased by 337 million dollars, reaching a total of 6.7 billion dollars compared with 1963.
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Curt Cokes Named Boxer of the Month for November
Curtis Cokes was named Fighter of the Month for November by Ring magazine for his decisive welterweight title win over France's Jean Josselin in Dallas Texas. The World Boxing Association champion climbed to near universal ranking as successor to Emile Griffith, at 147 pounds. Ring also shook up the heavyweight list, naming Joe Frazier No 6 and Manuel Ramos No 10, replacing Amos Lincoln and retired Cleveland Williams.
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Ring Magazine Today
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Jean Josselin
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Cokes
World Boxing Association
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Ring
Joe Frazier
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Mexico
Manuel Ramos
Amos Lincoln
Cleveland Williams
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