Tar Heels Remain Third in AP Poll as Bruins Lead
UCLA holds 32 first place votes and 347 points, Houston 37 points and three first places. North Carolina stays No 3 after wins over NC State and Clemson while Tennessee Utah and New Mexico rise. Kentucky drops to eighth after upset by Florida.
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Williams Tops SC Scoring Amidst Varied Southern Standings
West Virginia star Ron Williams leads the Southern Conference at midseason with 22.5 points per game after a 30 point, 99 86 overtime win over Davidson. Bob Sherwood of William and Mary and John Kemper of VMI also average over 20. Davidson leads in offense and field goal percentage and rebounding.
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Sharman Believes Fast Breaks Pave Celtics Win
Celtics slip past Warriors 111 102 as Boston relies on defense and Jon Havlicek and Sam Jones to lead scoring. Johnny Jones and Mal Graham saw significant minutes for Boston while Russell logged 43 minutes and 21 rebounds.
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Clemson Wins and Zatezalo Leads ACC Scoring
Clemson edged Maryland 94 93 in double overtime as George Zatezalo scored 35 points to top ACC scoring with a 25.1 average in nine games. Duke’s Steve Van den Berg and Joe Kennedy lead field goals and free throws, while Duke tops team scoring.
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Colonels Extend Winning Streak In ABA Action
Kentucky Colonels beat Houston 115-102 as Jim Ligon scored 30 points and Darel Carrier added 24. Wilbert Frazier led Houston with 26. New Orleans edged Indiana 108-107 in ABA play while Seattle topped New York 129-113 and Boston defeated San Francisco 111-102 in NBA action.
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Big Tennis Move Under Way
New York AP reports the United States weighs joining Britain France and Australia in pressuring for open competition in lawn tennis. ILTF groups fear suspensions if Britain reveals an open Wimbledon while U S associations debate allowing professionals to compete at Wimbledon.
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Panthers Renew CC Fight in Snow-Delayed Appalachian Trip
High Point enters tonight's Carolina Conference clash at Appalachian in a resumed schedule after a snow postponement. The Panthers trail only Guilford in the CC with a 3-1 mark and look to senior guard Gene Littles who averages over 20 points. Coach Vaughn plans a steady starting unit with bench depth to follow as Appalachian, 3-4 in league play, seeks to rebound after recent losses.
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BC hires Campbell adds Campbell to staff as ends coach
Newton Massachusetts reports Boston College new head coach Joe Yukica adds former Columbia captain Bill Campbell to coach defensive ends and linebackers. Campbell, 26, played on Columbia’s 1961 squad and previously assisted under Buff Donelli at Columbia last year.
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