SEC Rejects Florida State Bid and Football Rules Change
The SEC rejected Florida State's membership bid and adopted new football rules. Georgia Tech failed to gain removal of the 140 scholarship cap and approved cutting annual grants to 45 with no overall ceiling. Four freshman games allowed. Florida and Kentucky may begin fall practice early.
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Bears Rout Millsaps In Jackson Clarion Bleed
The Athens College Bears defeated Millsaps College 104 to 60 in Jackson Mississippi. Six players scored in double figures led by Lynn Holladay and Lane Horton with 18 and 17 points respectively.
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Hawks Beat West Morgan 67 50 as Danville Juniors Win 43 38
Danville seniors defeated West Morgan 67 to 50 in Hartselle while the Junior Hawks beat West Morgan 43 to 38. Scoring leaders for Danville included Ellis 22 and Millsap 18, with Segars and Pope adding multi point totals. West Morgan top scorers were Maddox 19 and Whitlow 13.
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Raiders Defeat Athens 58-48 in Tight Showdown
Decatur's Red Raiders rallied with 21 points in the final period to topple the Athens Golden Eagles 58-48. Johnny Stephenson led with 21 points while Decatur outshot 47 percent to 39 and dominated the boards 31-14 setting up a home matchup with Hill in the A and B games.
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Werkman Is Top Scorer in College Basketball
Seton Hall guard Nick Werkman leads the nation with a 32.8 point per game average after 9 games, ahead of Barry Kramer and Bill Bradley. The 20 year old premed student from Trenton is known for moonlit summer practice with his brothers. He is praised by Seton Hall athletics director Father John Horgan and follows a standout sophomore season where he averaged 38.0 points in 24 games.
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New York University
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Zimmer Back With Dodgers In Baseball Turnaround
The 32 year old third baseman Don Zimmer is traded from Cincinnati to the Los Angeles Dodgers for Harold Breeden a right hander who played last season at Omaha. Zimmer began with the Dodgers in 1954 and has moved through Cubs Mets and Reds in a lengthy career. Giants pitcher Jack Sanford says he and the team are farther apart than last year after a 24 win season. Several Tigers signings include Mike Rourke Jake Wood Mike Christine Vic Wertz Bubba Morton Phil Regan and Doug Gallagher. Bo Belinsky and Ed Sadowski of the Angels will appear on CBS Lloyd Bridges show on February 12 playing bush leaguers.
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Glass Holds No 1 Ranking In Small College Hoop
Earl Glass of Mississippi Industrial remains the top small college scorer with 48 points in one game and a 42.0 per game average for 10 games totaling 420 points. Willie Shaw of Lane College Tenn slips to third as Bob Johnson of Fitchburg State moves to runner-up with 38.3.
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Deep Star Submersible Advances in Ocean Depths
The latest deep sea research vehicle in the Deep Star series is autonomous and self-propelled, capable of functioning miles below the surface. It represents a leap in underwater exploration with enhanced endurance and mobility for oceanic missions.
Warriors End Loss Streak in Bakersfield Brawl Setup
The San Francisco Warriors defeated the Detroit Pistons 138 to 114 on a neutral Bakersfield court ending a four game slide. Wilt Chamberlain scored 58 points, Ferry added 25, and Bailey Howell led Detroit with 22 in Providence and Rhode Island hoop night.
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NBA Thursday results and upcoming games
Boston 111 St. Louis 109 and San Francisco 138 Detroit 114 highlighted the night. Today's card lists St. Louis at Boston Cincinnati at New York Detroit at Chicago Syracuse vs Los Angeles at San Diego. Saturday features Chicago at Cincinnati and Syracuse at San Francisco.
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Iron Man Wietecha Retires to Join Rams as Coach
Ray Wietecha, famed for 133 straight games and nine Giants seasons, retires to become offensive line coach for the Los Angeles Rams. At 34, he cites aches and life changes, leaving CBS radio work, his New York circle, and a split level home in Cranford New Jersey. He says he approached Rams coach Swede Svare at the Pro Bowl and planned the move, insisting he applied for the job.
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Prep Scores From Black Warrior Tourney
In Greensboro Holt beat Livingston 54 to 48 while Moundville topped 38 by 25. Marshall County Tourney games saw Boat defeat Albertville 38 to 34 and Guntersville win 43 to 39 over Douglas.
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College Scores Snapshot Incomplete Doubleheader
College basketball results list multiple games with scores. Oklahoma City beat Baylor 78 to 55. Connecticut defeated Canisius 74 to 65. Miami edged Houston 71 to 70. Gonzaga beat Montana State 61 to 52. Grinnell won over Monmouth 65 to 63. Fort Lewis topped Colorado College 65 to 61. Bemidji State downed Northern Dakota State 75 to 72. Florence State defeated Huntingdon 93 to 84. Georgia State beat St Bernard 103 to ? Athens College 104 Millsaps 60.
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Hatton Into Lawrence County Senior Finals
In Lawrence County basketball, Hatton advances to the Senior A finals after beating Moulton Red Devils 65 53. Mount Hope defeats Speake 52 35 to reach the Senior B final, with junior division results noting Mount Hope over Hazlewood 37 24 and Courtland over Moulton Junior High 27 14. Tonight’s semi finals lead to Saturday finals.
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Cincinnati and Loyola Lead Early Season Net Drama
Top ranked Cincinnati visits Illinois in a key clash while second ranked Loyola of Chicago hosts Santa Clara in the nightcap at Chicago. Miami edged Houston 71-70 as Kenny Allen hit a late free throw for a 13-2 Hurricanes record. Carl Starrell scored 20 for Miami and Jack Morganthaler led Houston with 13.
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James Named Top Ride To Bryant
Pat James named assistant head football coach at the University of Alabama. Howard Schnellenberger becomes offensive tutor replacing James. Dee Powell to join staff as assistant defensive coach on March 1. Powell played for Bryant at Texas A&M and coached at Alabama in 1958. Census note adds 1960 count of 45.1 million U.S. families.
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Louisville Lip KOs Powell in Third Round
Cassius Clay, age 21, derides opponents and predicts future fights after knocking out Charley Powell at 2 minutes 4 seconds of the third round. The victory extends his win streak to 17 with 14 by knockout as he eyes Doug Jones and Billy Daniels and a potential Liston title bid. Powell suffered a deep cut near the eye while Clay remained unmarked.
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Traffic Jam At San Francisco Open Opens Wide
A crowded leaderboard at the $59,000 San Francisco Open saw Art Wall and Jacky Cupit post 67s at Harding Park to pace the field. Wall eagled his final hole while Cupit added four birdies, with Sifford Rodgers Nichols Mayer and Terry Dill at 68 chasing.
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