Tulsa Beats Bradley in Close One at Bradley
Tulsa Hurricanes snap an 11-year road losing streak to Bradley by a 72-71 margin in a tight MVC clash. Eldridge Webb led Tulsa with 25 points as Bradley staged a late rally to threaten the upset, while top AP-ranked teams Houston and Texas Western won on the road.
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Star Sports
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Ted Meier
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David Lattin
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Wildcats
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Jay McMillen
Maryland
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Massachusetts
Seton Hall
Scranton
Gaslite Bowl Leaders Week of January 30
Bowl leaders list high games and high series from the Classic and Moonstrs Couples Leagues. Names such as Jerry O’Neal Aubrey Bailey Ted Price Fred Fuller Red Lockett Velora Bright and J O W Reilly appear with multiple scores noted, reflecting top performances in late January.
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Csevees
Jack Dalley
Seceeses
Aubrey Bailey
Ted Price
Ae Eee
Jim Phillips
Fred Fuller
Red Lockett
Albert Boswell
J. OW. Reilly
Larry Bruce
Red Wesson
Rae Hubert Ross
Bill Bradley
Jack Dailey
Homer Allen
Gilbert Ross
Harold Pounds
Charles Allen
Hubert Ross
Velora Bright
Helen Beavert
Pat Fuller
Beeen
Mary Reilly
Pat Dunne
Joyce Clifton
Nell Boswell
Maris Signs Contract With Cards
Roger Maris, famed home run hitter who broke Babe Ruths record, signs a 1967 contract with the St. Louis Cardinals for about 72000 dollars. Cardinal GM Stan Musial announces at Busch Memorial Stadium. Maris notes thoughts of retirement and reluctance to return to New York after the trade from the Yankees.
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Charles Bakouk
ST. Louis
Babe Ruth
Roger Maris
St. Louis Carinals
Cardinal
Stan Musial
Busch Memorial Stadium
Maris
Rog
Musial
Cardinals
Charley Smith
Yankees
New York
Fargo
N.D
Three Tied for Lead in Phoenix Open At Arizona CC
In Friday second round action at the Phoenix Open, Jack Rule Ken Still and Dean Refram each shot five under par 66 atop a field of 56 who broke or matched par on the 6,489 yard layout. Refram bogeyed two holes but still led the way with strong putting while Rule closed with five birdies and a long 15-foot putt.
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Steve Bassett
Associated Press
Phoenix
Amg
Arizona Country Club
Jack Rule
Ken Still
Dean Refram
Refram
Boca Raton
Fla
Rule
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Still
Charlie Sifford
Los Angeles
Ernc Schnelter Jr
Ogden
Utah
Dudley Wysong
McKinney
Tex
Monroe Leads Small College Scoring Race With 42.6 PPG
Earl Monroe of Winston-Salem stands atop the small college scoring chart with 42.6 points per game, per figures from the National Collegiate Athletic Bureau. He trails Bevo Francis’s 40.5 point average set in 1953 54, but could finish with the era’s highest mark if this pace holds.
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New York
Tate to Stay as Miami's Head Coach
Miami Florida coach Charlie Tate will remain at the University of Miami after rejecting Georgia Tech citing not having the feeling for the job and noting Miami’s national attention and football power as factors in his decision.
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Tate
Miami
Razorbacks Open SWC Play Versus Texas at Fayetteville
Arkansas resumes Southwest Conference action at 2 p.m. against Texas in Fayetteville after a layoff since January 31. Tommy Rowland leads scoring at 18.0 per game as Arkansas sets up a stretch of games including Rice, TCU, Texas A&M, SMU, and Texas Tech, before finishing March 2 with Baylor.
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Ark
Arkansas Razorbacks
University of Texas
Razorbacks
Rice
Texas
TCU
Arkansas
Texas A&m
SMU
Texas Tech
Baylor
Tommy Rowland
Barr Seeks Peak Form At U S Track Meet
Sam Barr, Kent State miler with a duodenal ulcer and a peach seed monkey carved by his grandfather, aims for sub four minutes at the U S Track and Field Federation invitational. He trails NCAA mile champ Dave Patrick but hopes tonight marks his best performance yet amid a strong field including Seagren Gaines Smith Evans Flowers Urbina Zieminsky Nelson and Tull in events from 60 yards to the two mile.
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Sam Barr
Algonquin
Kent State
Jim Ryan
Ball
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Boston
Dave Patrick
Villanova
Bair
Kansas
Sam
Bob Seagren
University of Southern California
Bill Gaines
Mullica
N.J
Tommie Smith
Lee Evans
San Jose
College Basketball Scores From Coast to Coast
A batch of late season college basketball results runs from NYU 83 Georgetown 27 to Maryland 78 George Washington 52 with upsets and overtime in major matchups. NBA notes include Baltimore 128 Boston 124, while MLB chatter highlights Maris home run controversy and Dodgers signings.
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Ted Press
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Georgetown
D.C
St. John’s
N.Y
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Fordham
Colgate
Army
Manhattan
Wagner
CCNY
Seton Hall
Scranton
Gettysburg
Delaware
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
South North Carolina
West
Baltimore Loyola
Maryland
New Orleans
Loyola Mingham Southern
George Ington
Time Running Out on the Boston Team
Providence AP report details the Boston Celtics plummeting in the Eastern Division race as Baltimore Bullets upset at Rhode Island Auditorium 124 124. Celtics fall seven games behind the idle Philadelphia 76ers after the upset, with a late rally failing to salvage the game.
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Ril
Bossyton Celtics
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Celtics
Baltimore Bullets
Rhode Island Auditorium
76Ers
Bullets
Baltimore
Operation on Terrell's Eye Went Well
Philadelphia AP reports boxer Ernie Terrell's eye operation progressed smoothly with strong hope for full recovery. Dr Harold G Scheie led the surgical team at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital after Terrell suffered the eye injury in Houston following his defeat by Cassius Clay.
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Philadelphia
Ernie Tererell
Harold G. Scheie
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Terrell
Cassius Clay
Houston
Red Sox Pitchers Face Rebuilding After Slumps
After a rough season, Boston’s rotation shows mixed results with aging arms and rookie sparks. Key players like Waslewski and Lonborg deliver uneven records while star hitters Scott and Conigliaro power the lineup. Cautious optimism hinges on improved infield defense, pitching depth, and managerial changes under Williams.
Bobcats Seek Hockey to Avenge Early Loss
Hope Bobcats enter a pivotal weekend in district round robin with a 5-4 conference mark. They host Smackover Buckaroos, 7-2 and tied for second, then travel to Magnolia for a rematch with the Panthers, who nearly upset Crossett last week. Bobcats open both nights with 6:30 p.m. preludes.
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Ralph Routon
Hope Bobcats
Cats
Bobcats
Smackover
Buckaroos
Bucks
Hope
Magnolia
Panthers
Crossett Eagles
Magnolia Earler
Bobkittens
Big John Bateman Late to Report for Astros Spring
Houston Astros catcher John Bateman will report late to spring training in Cocoa Florida. Manager Grady Hatton plans fines for every pound over 215, as the team anticipates his arrival amid the camp start.
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Cocoa
Fla
Houston Astros
John Bateman
Grady Hatton
Hatton
Bateman
Astros
NHL Thursday Results and Training Camp Notes
National Hockey League results show no games scheduled with Montreal Boston Chicago and Toronto plus New York Detroit on the docket. Early training camp expected with sixteen players ready though Bateman misses reports due to Venezuela Winter League playoffs. Bateman will face fines for weight over 215 pounds when he joins, a target set by Hatton.
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Tommy Davis
Mets
Cerrugus College
Norwalk
Calif
Davis
New York
Los Angeles Dodgers
National Basketball Association
Associated Press
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
National Hockey League
Montreal
Toronto
Detroit
Bateman
Leguaira
Venezuela
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Hatton
Big John
Palestine High completes season at 28 1 record
Palestine High School coach Glen Siler discusses a 28 1 season finish and the team’s ranking, noting Greenbrier as a top rival and the Class B regional format. He highlights depth differences with AA AAA programs and praises a balanced lineup with five double figure scorers and varied heights.
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Harry King
Associated Press
Little Rock
Palestine
Glen Siler
Siler
Greenbrier
White Hall
Greenbriers
Dollarway
Frankie Jones
Chris Parker
Kenneth Roberts
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