East Dominates West In All Star Game
East defeats West 144 to 124 before 18 422 fans at Madison Square Garden. Oscar Robertson and John Havlicek spark the East with 26 and 21 points while Hal Greer earns MVP with 21 points and seven straight fourth quarter points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Becht
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Alex Hannum
National Basketball Association
Madison Square Garden
Oscar Robertson
John Havlicek
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
Jim King
Hal Greer
Philadelphia Guard
Iit
Greer
Russell
Havlicek
Jerry Lucas
Robertso
Cincinnati
Willis Ree
Dick Barnett
New York
West
Negro athletes plan boycott at Berkeley over coaches
About two dozen UC Berkeley Negro athletes threaten a boycott of varsity sports unless treatment improves and coaches are replaced. They name basketball coach Rene Herrerias and football staff William Dutton and Joe Marvin, demand minority hires, while Pete Newell arranges a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
University of California Berkeley
University
Bobby Smith
Rene Herrerias
William Dutton
Joe Marvin
Herrerias
Pete Newell
Newell
Jones fuels New Orleans win over Dallas in ABA action
In ABA play Jimmy Jones scored 23 points leading the New Orleans Bucs to a 112 104 victory over the Dallas Chaparrals. Minnesota shut out Kentucky 120 97 as Les Hunter poured in 24. Oakland defeated Houston 120 110 as Jim Hadnot scored 30. The East beat the West 144 124 in the All Star game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia 76Ers
New York
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati
Lenny Wilkins
St. Louis
Bob Boozer
Chicago
Zelma Beaty
AP Sports
Associated Press
Jones Boy
Jimmy Jones
New Orleans Buccaneers
Bucs
Dallas Chaparrals
American Basketball Association
Minnesota
Kentucky
Oakland
Houston
Jones
New Orleans
Dallas
Doug Moe
Cincy Powell
Les Hunter
Muskies
Darel Carrier
Colonels
Jim Hadnot
Willie Somerset
Mavericks
Culicvaln
Westley
Louisville
Tony Masiello
Canisius
Orwell
Big Red
Greg Morris
Rich Travis
Oklahoma City
SMU
Dave Lapointe
Vermont
Massachusetts
Don Katz
Hartselle Tigers beat Cotaco 73 to 56 in key win
Hartselle Tigers improved to 11 wins by defeating Cotaco 73 56. Dwain Keel led Hartselle with 24 points while Cotaco’s Tommy Willis added 18. Cotaco and Hartselle also listed scorers Gary Covey Roger McClure Ray Scott and Bobby Knowlton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle
Hartselle Tigers
Cotaco Indians
Dwain Keel
Tommy Willis
Cotaco
Gary Covey
Roger McClure
Ray Scott
Benny Allen
Jim Hampton
Charles Orr
Bobby Knowlton
John Hampton
Freddy Hembree
Cot
Auburn To Play Two Night Games In 1968 Season
Auburn Tigers coach Shug Jordan schedules two night games in 1968. The Tigers visit Kentucky on October 5 to face Charlie Bradshaw’s Wildcats, then play defending champ Tennessee in Birmingham on November 9 in a day night twin bill. Alabama meets LSU in the day contest. Auburn’s only arc game last season was a 7-0 Orange Bowl loss to Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Auburn Unity
Tigers
Ralph (Shug) Jordan
Southeastern
Charlie Bradshaw
Stucky
Wildcats
Lexington
Tennessee
Birmingham
Alabama
LSU
Miami Hurricanes
War Eagles
Arnie's Set For LA Open In Pasadena
Arnold Palmer leads the 42nd Los Angeles Open at Brookside Golf Course Pasadena a 7100 yard 36 35 71 layout. The defending champion tees off as 144 pros compete for a $20000 prize on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Arnold Palmer
Brookside
Rose Bowl
Towler and Ford Lead European Pairs Skating
Diane Towler and Barnard Ford of Great Britain led the European pairs figure skating championships after two of four compulsory dances in Vaesteras Sweden as of Tuesday AP reports.
Iowa Beats Michigan State In Tight Big Ten Clash
Sam Williams scored 33 as Iowa rallied from behind to beat Michigan State 76-71 in East Lansing, tying for first with Northwestern. Bill Butler and Bob Lanier led St. Bonaventure past Detroit 103-74 in Olean, while Louisville edged Dayton 73-72 at Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted. Meier
Associated Press
Sam Williams
Iowa
Michigan State
Hawkeyes
Spartans
East Lansing
Northwestern
Brown Indians
St. Bonaventure
Detroit
Olean
N.Y
Louisville
Dayton
Canisius
Cornell
Ithaca
Williams
Bill Butler
Bob Lanier
Bill Kalbaugh
Rozelle Names Plans For Football Draft
New York AP Pete Rozelle announced the ground rules for professional football's second common draft of collegians. 26 teams will select 462 college players in 17 rounds next Tuesday and Wednesday. Cincinnati, the AFL expansion team, will have 42 picks the most for any club, while the New York Giants will have 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Pete Rozelle
Cincinnati
American Football League
New York Giants
Bengals
Miami
Dolphins
Rozelle
Oakland
AFL
Green Bay
NFL
Yankee Boss Hearts Players Over Ninth-Place Memory
Lee MacPhail, general manager of the New York Yankees, said some players forget the team finished ninth last season when negotiating contracts. He cited a talk with outfielder Steve Whitaker who joked about his heart not being large enough for a transplant as they parted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Brook
N.J
Lee MacPhail
New York Yankees
Steve Whitaker
MacPhail
Whitaker
Saint Leads ACC Scorers in Basketball Race
Saint Bernard's Paul Lyons leads the Alabama Collegiate Conference with 347 points at 24.8 per game. Doug Carmichael of Auburn tops his with 29.9 ppg but Lyons remains the top scorer. Jacksonville State sits atop the ACC with a 3-1 record, Troy 5-2, and upcoming games feature Livingston at Delta State and Birmingham Southern at Spring Hill. Athens and St Bernard meet as Jacksonville, Athens and St Bernard hold the top positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Cardinals
Southern Methodist
Dayton
Don May
Vermont
Massachusetts
Dan Obrovac
Burlington
Oregon
Soph
Port
Ware Aamahawk
St. Bernard
Paul Lyons
Alabama
Lyons
Doug Carmichael
Oscar Davis
Livi State
Hazell
Alabama College
Jacksonville
Buddy Cornelius
Jacksonville State
ACC
Troy
Gamecocks
Red Waves
Livingston
Delta State
Cleveland
Miss
Birminghamoe
Spring Hill
Mobile
Samford
Athens
St.Bernard
Also Mentioned on This Page
East
Hartselle Downs
Arnie
Towler
Ford Lead
Iowa Downs Spartans
Land
Fran Tarkenton
Giants
Vikings
Larry Blakeney
Packers
Jim Taylor
Atlanta
San Diego
Chargers
Denver
Steve Tensi
Yankee
Saint
Sears
Will
Brice
Jon Boats
Sears and
SAVE
Roebuck and CO
Ted Williams
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!