Old Man Upset Whistled Dixie Over Past Weekend
Southland power Kentucky and Vanderbilt were upset as Georgia Tech beat Kentucky 76-67 and Tennessee toppled Vanderbilt 57-55. UCLA remained undefeated with 121-77 rout of Washington State while Davidson and DePaul won. Cincinnati and Oregon State fought to stay in top contention as Oregon State upset Cincinnati 82-61.
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No Rest Now For Wildcats
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp laments fatigue after a 76 67 loss to Georgia Tech as the Wildcats prepare to face Vanderbilt. Tennessee’s win over Mississippi improves to 8 2 and tops the SEC while Georgia falls to LSU 81 63. Craddock scores 25 for Tech and Nash leads Kentucky with 20.
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Top Ten AP basketball poll last week outcomes
North Carolina defeated Notre Dame 78-68, Wichita State routed Drake 67-49, Stanford defeated USC 62-46, and Illinois beat Michigan State 87-66. The AP Top Ten summaries include Kentucky, UCLA, Loyola Chicago, Cincinnati, Michigan, Vanderbilt, Davidson, Oregon State, Duke, and Villanova with listed wins and losses.
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College basketball results across multiple conferences
Scores from early games show 77 Saint Joseph’s over NYU 82 76 and 97 61 for La Salle over Duquesne, with many regional matchups. Notable wins include Kentucky over Georgia Tech 76 67 and UCLA 121 over Washington State 77 in West play.
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Tech’s Craddock Voted SEC Player of the Week
The Atlanta Constitution names R. D. Craddock of Georgia Tech as SEC Player of the Week after Tech’s 76 67 upset of top ranked Ken Craddock scored 15 of 17 at the free throw line and made the last 10 in a row with the game in doubt.
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Packers Beat Browns 40-23 In Pro Playoff Bowl
Green Bay quarterback Bart Starr starred with three first half TD passes and a 99 yard scoring strike to Tom Moore as the Packers toppled Cleveland 40-23. Frank Ryan threw for 310 yards but could not overcome the early Packers surge in Miami.
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Local Church League Tonight in Austin Ville Schedule
Tonight's Austin Ville Church Basketball League card shows 6:30 East End vs Central Methodist 7:30 Harmony vs Pleasant Valley and 8:30 Boys Club vs 16th Ave. Austin Cotaco senior and junior games postponed. Cotaco was the planned site.
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Patterson trains in Sweden for Amanti title bid
Former world heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson sharpens for a bout with Italian Santo Amanti. Patterson trained in Valadalen amid heavy snow and skiing, as promoter Edwin Ahlqvist expects a sellout crowd for the 11 a.m. EST start. Amanti says he is in top shape after hundreds of sparring rounds and Patterson notes strong Swede support with over 4100 fan letters.
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Harney Leads LA Open as Palmer Closes Gap
Paul Harney carries a fragile lead into the final round of the $50,000 Los Angeles Open at Rancho Club Course. Arnold Palmer lies three strokes back after a 39-33-72, with figures like Bobby Nichols and Jimmy Clark close behind. Harney shot a 66 highlighted by a 155 yard eagle on the 14th.
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Lakers Edge Celtics in Fourth Quarter Thriller
Los Angeles beat Boston 97-95 as Dick Barnett hit two free throws with five seconds left. Jerry West had 29 and Elgin Baylor 25 for the Lakers, who also won 125-118 in overtime the night before Cincinnati defeated New York 125-116.
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Results and upcoming games from Sunday and Tuesday
Sunday scores include Cincinnati 111 over Baltimore 106 New York 142 over Philadelphia 118 St. Louis 116 over Detroit 99 Los Angeles 97 over Boston 95. Tuesday's schedule features Philadelphia at Cincinnati Indianapolis, Boston at San Francisco, Baltimore at St. Louis.
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Tennessee Valley Conference Tournament Opens at Decatur High
Three TVC basketball games ignite the Decatur High gym as Hartselle faces Muscle Shoals Moulton meets Russellville and Deshler faces Lee in the upper bracket. Butler has a first round bye.
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Romp- Chargers Blitz Patriots 51-10
San Diego dominates Boston 51-10 to win its first AFL title. Keith Lincoln sets a record with 349 yards from scrimmage including 206 rushing and 123 receiving. Tobin Rote adds a 67 yard run. Foss hints at AFL NFL champion world series in coming years.
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Priceville Bulldogs rally past Moulton Seniors in double OT
Priceville defeated Moulton 64 to 62 in double overtime as Ray Brown sealed the win with three seconds remaining. The Bulldogs trailed 36-17 at halftime after a strong comeback to start the new year. Moulton won the B Senior game 34 to 18.
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Mexico dominates Sunshine Cup with Mayo upset win
Joaquin Mayo of Mexico defeated Jose Gilbert of Spain 7-5 6-4 6-4 to seal a 2-1 Sunshine Cup victory for Mexico. The win completed the upset over Spain in Miami Florida.
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NCAA and AAU Move Toward Easing Relations
The NCAA and AAU agreed to meet with the USTFF to resolve long standing control disputes over amateur athletics. The talks follow a cease fire inspired by Gen. MacArthur and Kennedy era efforts and address sanctioning responsibilities for high school and college meets. The AAU also reconsidered objections to a Peruvian basketball exhibition in the United States.
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