Wildcats Crush LSU 121-95 to Tie Rupp’s Victory Record
Kentucky led by Mike Casey and Thad Jaracz rolled past LSU 121-95 at Baton Rouge. Pete Maravich scored 52 for the Tigers but the Wildcats' efficient offense and strong rebounding secured the SEC win and allowed Adolph Rupp to match Phog Allen for most college basketball victories.
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Cliff Berger
AP Sports
Orioles Sign Four Players In 1968 Solidifying Roster
Baltimore Orioles announced the signings of four players Pete Richert Marcelino Lopez Dave May and Ron Stone to strengthen the 1968 roster. Richert a 7-10 pitcher after a May trade from Washington is planned for a starting role and not in the bullpen.
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Casper Leads LA Open After Three Rounds
Billy Casper shot 68 to reach 205 after 54 holes and hold a one stroke edge over John Schlee and Al Geiberger in the Los Angeles Open at Pasadena. Schlee and Geiberger closed to within one, while Arnold Palmer and Dave Eichelberger stayed in contention as Casper survived a windy, cold day.
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Mt Hope Clinches Lawrence Tournament Title In Solid Final
Mt Hope defeated Courtland 85 to 69 to win the Lawrence basketball tournament. Sibley led with 30 points, Kerby added 29, Hutto 24, and Junior Hill 22 for Courtland. Mt Hope opened strong, led 20-0 early, and pulled away after intermission. Mt Hope B team won 79-60 over Speake, while Town Creek edged Charlebeate 54-52 in overtime amid eligibility questions for two players.
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Joe Potter
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Milton Taylor
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Jack Williams
Milan Kerby
Frank Crawford
Larry Ryan
C’land
Felton Blackwood
Anthony Terry
Harper bursts into seven stroke lead at PGA Senior Championship
Chandler Harper, 54, former PGA champion, fired a course record 66 at the old Palm Beach Gardens layout to move seven strokes ahead after 54 holes in the 15th PGA Teacher Senior Golf Championship. Snead set last year's record at 66.
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Stabler Drafted by Astros as Baseball Choice Looms
George Hendrick led off the winter draft for the Athletics while Alabama quarterback Ken Stabler drew attention as the Astros pick in the second round. Stabler weighed options between baseball and football, saying he would wait to see the football draft before deciding.
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Baltimore
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