East Upsets West in Pro Bowl 36 to 7
The East defeated the West 36 to 7 in Memorial Coliseum as East’s defense forced 10 turnovers including eight interceptions. Jim Brown powered the East with three touchdowns and 64 rushing yards, while Frank Ryan threw for 162 yards. John Brodie set a Pro Bowl record with six interceptions.
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Royals Edge Pistons As Celtics Lead East
Wilt Chamberlain fell ill from food poisoning and Bill Russell hurt his shoulder but returned to help Boston past Philadelphia 137-122. Cincinnati battled back to beat Detroit 108-106, keeping the Royals 11-1 in their last 12. Boston led the East by a half game over Cincinnati with Philadelphia four games back. St Louis defeated Baltimore 136-128. Luscious Jackson started for Chamberlain and scored 11. Russell had 19 points, 14 rebounds, and several blocks before exiting with the shoulder injury.
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NBA Standings and Results Snapshot
Eastern standings show Boston ahead with a 137 122 win over Philadelphia. Cincinnati edges Detroit 108 106 as St Louis defeats Baltimore 136 128. Detroit beats Baltimore 122 117. Los Angeles tops New York 152 123. Today's game New York at St Louis in Memphis. Tuesday schedule includes Detroit at Boston and Philadelphia at Baltimore.
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Spring Hill Downs Saints 101 97 in ACC Battle
Spring Hill College defeated St Bernard College 101 to 97 as Mike Baker led with 27 points and Tom Pick added 20. The Saints, led most of the game, drop to 6 7, heading to Athens for ACC clash with unbeaten Athens. Larry Darst scored 20 for St Bernard and Joe Niehaus 19.
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Ashe Captures Australian Title in Tasmania
American tennis star Arthur Ashe won his fourth title on the Australian circuit by defeating John Newcombe of Australia 6 4 6 4 12 10 to take the Tasmanian men's singles crown in Hobart Tasmania.
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Simpson wins JFK Award at K C Games in Boston
Alan Simpson, 25, won the John F Kennedy Memorial Award as the meet's top performer after an indoor two mile record of 8 41.6. John Whetton, 24, logged his 23rd indoor mile win in 4 06.6, while John Cooper claimed the 600 in 1 11.2.
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Casper finally wins San Diego Open at home in record 268
Billy Casper wins the San Diego Open with a 16 under total of 268 after a final round 64. Wes Ellis had previously matched 267 in 1965 but lost in a playoff. Casper earns $5,800 of a $40,000 purse as Tom Weis kopf and Tommy Aaron share runner up spots. Defending champion Ellis shoots 73 to finish in the hunt.
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Detroit Wins Bid to Host 1972 Summer Olympics
Detroit edges Los Angeles on three ballots to secure U S bid for the 1972 Summer Games with Salt Lake City designated Winter Olympic bidder. Doug Roby cautions about tough competition in Rome final vote. Montreal Munich and Madrid Barcelona also bid.
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Mississippi State Kentucky Set To Clash In SEC Showdown
Kentucky leads the SEC race after a decisive win as Adolph Rupp seeks a 22nd conference title. Mississippi State moves up to third with a double overtime upset of Tennessee 75 74, led by 6 7 sophomore David Williams. Vanderbilt falls after a 51 42 setback as Florida and Georgia win in league play.
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Kentucky 96 Vanderbilt 83 as Rupp defends with stratified paraboloid note
Kentucky at No 2 beat No 3 Vanderbilt 96 83 extending its winning streak to 12 behind Adolph Rupp s unorthodox 1 3 1 zone misnamed as a paraboloid and a switch to man to man. Duke stretched its run to 12 with a 101 81 win over Wake Forest.
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Clay Hires Joe Louis as Trainer for Title Fights
Cassius Clay announces Joe Louis as trainer and plans four title bouts this year. He lists four potential opponents and notes his 24th birthday as he aims for a major 7 week to 3 month lead time for the first fight.
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Harp Accepts Duke Head Coaching Post
Duke University announces Tommy Harp will replace Bill Murray as head football coach, leaving Cornell after five years to join the Atlantic Coast Conference program. Harp calls the move a chance to participate in major college football and to join the Duke family. contract terms were not disclosed.
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News Quiz Answers Review
A compact listing of the Monday January 17 News Quiz answers across parts I II and III plus the SYMBOL QUIZ results. It records the chosen options for each item, reflecting the published answer key.
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