College Basketball Scoreboard Highlights Wide Results
Dartmouth 93 beat Seton Hall 82 while Florida topped Army 71. Harvard 80 defeated Massachusetts 78 and Syracuse 83 beat Rutgers 81. Numerous other scores feature Brandeis, St Bonaventure, Norfolk, and more with several OT thrillers and forfeits noted. Team names include Xavier, Newport, Illinois State, Georgia Southern, and Wisconsin among many.
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Seton Hall
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Army
Villanova
North Dakota
Delaware Valley
Drew
Harvard
Massachusetts
Temple
Penn
Holy Cross
Connecticut
Madison Fairleigh Dickinson
Baltimore
Boston College
LeMoyne
Final 1960s American and National Conference Standings
Pro football final standings show both conferences with divisions clinched by Miami and Kansas City. Notable results include Dallas over St. Louis and playoff pairings set with wild cards and division champs.
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N.Y. Jets
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Cinn
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Oak
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Denver
Old-Dallas
Wash
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S. Louis
N.Y. Gnts
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Detroit
Chicago
G. Bay
Tennessee halves season with Maxwell lead, defense cited
Marwell emerged as Tennessee’s unlikely hero starting October 23 against Mississippi State and guiding the offense as every game remained a winner. Arkansas coach Frank Broyles noted Maxwell brought confidence and stability to the Vols, crediting Tennessee’s defense as part of the strategy.
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Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Maxwell
Broyles
Penn State
Majors
Jackie Walker
Conrad Graham
Nittany Lions
Texas
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Razorbacks
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Buddy Bennett
Bennett
Battle
Knoxville
Curt Watson
Watson
Vanderbilt
Curt
Memphis State
Joe Ferguson
Joe
Alabama
Bobby Majors
Crew
News Quiz Answers and Challenge Prompt
A compact listing of answers for a multi-part news quiz dated Monday December 20. It includes Part I answers, Part II answers, Part III answers, a symbol quiz, and notes the challenge topic Thomas Nast. The format presents as a single-item record typical of a newspaper quiz page.
49ers ignite three quick scores to set playoff tone
Miami roared with three touchdowns in five minutes after halftime as Jim Kiick Larry Csonka and Curtis Johnson connected on a 47 yard burst with a blocked field goal attempt. Green Bay rookie John Brockington became the NFL’s leading ground gainer with 1 105 yards.
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Baltimore
Jim Kiick
Larry Csonka
Curtis Johnson
Green Bay
John Brockington
Colts
Miami
Don Shula
Kansas City
Cleveland
Don McCafferty
Jim Plunkett
Randy Vataha
John Outlaw
Patriots
McCafferty
Upsets and Technicals Mark Weekend College Hoops
Florida beat Kansas 87-77 while Kentucky routed Princeton 96-82 in the Kentucky Invitational. Marshall won over St. John’s 110-107 in overtime, and Ohio State defeated Butler 82-70. A Hawaii game ended in a forfeit after Florida State’s Otto Petty and coach Durham drew technicals. Indiana crushed Notre Dame 94-29 as Jacksonville beat William and Mary 83-72.
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U. of Buffalo
Illinois
Syracuse
Rutgers
Niagara
St. Joseph’s
Brandeis
Springfield
C.W. Post
Hunter
South N. Kentucky
Anderson
Ind
Citadel
E. Carolina
Belmont Abbey
Lenoir Rhyne
S. Carolina
Fla
Kansas
Kentucky
Princeton
Marshall
St. John’s
N.Y
Ohio State
Butler
Hawaii
Florida State
Otto Petty
David Mahukona
Durham
Indiana
Notre Dame
Jacksonville
William & Mary
Pimlico’s 101 years and a yearling’s fortune in sport
The piece recalls Canonero’s Belmont Stakes defeat and sale to Robert Kleberg for a vast profit. It celebrates Lee Trevino’s rise by winning the US Open, British Open, and Canadian Open in six weeks, and notes Jack Nicklaus’ prize and Super Bowl chatter as the era’s sports mood shifts. It also covers the Pirates’ World Series win, the Washington Senators move, and congressional TV plans for three World Series games.
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Robert Kleberg
King Ranch
Texas
Canonero
California
Lee Trevino
Debonaire Trevino
U. S
Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Fort Knox
Willis Reed's Struggle To Return For Knicks
Willis Reed, out five weeks with a damaged left knee tendon, works through pain at Madison Square Garden. He discusses options from playing hurt to possible surgery as the Knicks brace for playoff rivals the Bucks and Lakers.
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Dave Anderson
New York Times News Service
NEW York
Madison Square Garden
Knicks
Willis Reed
Earl Monroe
Reed
National Basketball Association
Milwaukee Bucks
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Los Angeles Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain
Red Holzman
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