Tar Heels Climb Into Third Place in AP Poll
UCLA preserved its perfect 23-0 record and top ranking with a 71-43 win over Washington and a 100-78 victory against Washington State. Louisville rose to No. 2 after a split, while North Carolina moved up to No. 3 with a 20-3 mark after downing Maryland and Virginia Tech. Kansas stayed fourth, Princeton fifth, and Boston College replaced Syracuse in the Top Ten balloting as final regional rankings loom.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Boston College
UCLA
Louisville
Washington
Washington State
Drake
Wichita
Cardinals
Maryland
Virginia Tech
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Princeton
Columbia
Cornell
Western Kentucky
Murray
Houston
West Texas
Creighton
Tennessee
Auburn
Texas Western
Syracuse
Fai Gles
St. John's
N.Y
Canisius
Hull Has Chance for 50 Goals This Season
New York AP reports Bobby Hull of Chicago, with 40 goals so far, is poised to reach 50 this NHL season marking a potential third 50-goal campaign. Mikita leads in points with 78, Hull 69, Ullman 55. Mikita also tops in assists with 50. Steve Rymal, Michigan State junior, plays on varsity basketball and baseball teams as a second baseman.
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NEW York
Bobby Hull
Chicago
NHL
Bernie Geoffrion
Maurice Richard
Stan Mikita
Hull
Norm Ullman
Detroit
Mikita
Phil Goyette
Steve Rymal
Michigan State
Zero Hour in Illinois Recruit Case
The Illinois recruiting case heads to a faculty hearing as President Henry and legal counsel Cosello present the university’s show cause why Illinois should not be suspended or expelled from the Big Ten over undisclosed payments. Coaches Elliott Combes Braun face possible dismissal. seven football and four basketball players are ruled ineligible. strong alumni and state support back retention. Michigan State and Baylor will meet in football in 1968 at East Lansing.
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Chicago
University of Ilinois
David D. Henry
Jim Costello
Ilinois
Leslie Bryan
Illinois
Big Ten
Pete Elliott
Harry Combes
Howard Braun
Illnois
Henry
Combes
Illinois High School Coaches Association
Uinois Athletic Association
Otto Kerner
Ulnois
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Bobcats Beat Texarkana in Non Conference Battle
Bobcats of Hope host Texarkana Razorbacks in a non conference clash at Jones Field House. The game features mid season action with a 6:30 p.m. B game and a senior game to follow. Texarkana uses this match as prep for next week’s Class AAA state tournament.
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Ay Larry Don Wright
Jones Field House
Hope Bobcats
Arkansas High Razorbacks
Texarkana
Cats
Hogs
Bobcats
Smackover
Fairview
Camden
Panthers
Beard wins first Tony Lema Memorial at Marco Island
Frank Beard captured the inaugural Tony Lema Memorial Tournament with a 44 under par 68 on the 6661 yard Marco Island Country Club Course earning $500. Finishing tied at 70 were Bob Toski Raymond Floyd Andy Beljan and Gay Brewer each receiving $415. Lema, longtime Marco Island pro, died in a plane crash last year.
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Marco Island
Fla
Tony Lema
Frank Beard
Marco Island Country Club
Bob Toski
Raymond Floyd
Andy Beljan
Gay Brewer
Lema
Free Things Not Easy for Wilt Chamberlain
Wilt Chamberlain, star of the Philadelphia 76ers, leads the NBA in field goal percentage and rebounds and sits high in assists and scoring. He struggles at the free throw line, hitting 44.2 percent, while Rick Barry leads in scoring and Adrian Smith tops free throw percentage.
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Adrian Smith
Cincinnati
Rick Barry
San Francisco
Oscar Robertson
Jerry West
Los Angeles
Guy Rodgers
Chicago
Robertson
Walt Bellamy
New York
Chamberlain
Bill Russell
Boston
Wilt
National Hockey League Monday's Results and Schedule
Jeff Richardson, a Michigan State heavyweight wrestler, also plays on the varsity football team. No games scheduled today with Wednesday's slate noted including Toronto at Montreal and New York at Chicago.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Toronto
Montreal
New York
Chicago
Jeff Richardson
National Basketball Associat
THE
St. Louis
Detroit
Los Angeles
Detroi
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Syracuse
N.Y
Baltimore
Boston
Chicag
Evansville
Ind
Cincinnat
College and high school basketball scores sweep across regions
HOPE ARK basketball showcases mixed results as NYU over LSU 90 61 and Auburn tops Kentucky 49 while Arkansas State and Trinity Texas post wins in a broad slate. Senior boys state tournament action includes Green Forest Waldo and other districts with regional games noted alongside schedule hints.
Guerin Shows Youngsters How Its Done
Old pro Richie Guerin scored 19 points in the second half to spark St. Louis past Detroit 105-94 on Monday night. The 4-year-old player-coach finished with 25 points as the Hawks, 32-38, snapped a five-game skid and moved to second in the Western Division while Ed Miles led Detroit with 41 points. Joe Caldwell delivered 20, Zelmo Beaty 23 and Bridges 17 with 16 rebounds for St. Louis in Kansas City before 8,156 fans.
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Associated Press
Richie Guerin
St. Louis
Detroit
National Basketball Association
Hawks
Edydie Miles
Pistons
Guerin
Kansas City
Joe Caldwell
Zelmo Beaty
Big Bridges
Los Angeles
Spanish Player Wins Cup Meet
Spanish Davis Cup player Jose Gilbert defeated Richard Russell of Jamaica 6 4 in the first round of an international tennis tournament. Nardin's Byrd, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nardin of North Bay Village Florida, led the 2yearold pacers in money won last year with 136261 dollars.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Jose Gilbert
Richard Russell
Nardin
Byrd
Arthur Nardin
North Bay Village
Fla
Leachville Maintains Top Spot in Arkansas High School Poll
Leachville leads the latest AP Arkansas Class AA basketball poll with 11 first place votes and 137 points, Harrison second with 116, Blytheville third, and North Little Rock fourth. Greenbrier remains fifth, Whitehall sixth, with Fort Smith Northside, Jonesboro, Springdale and Hot Springs rounding out the top ten.
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Associated Press
Leachville
Harrison
Lions
Gobling
Blytheville
North Little Rock
Greenbrier
Whitehall
Fort Smith North Side
Jonesboro
Springdale
Hot Springs
Altheimer Martin
Camden Fairview
Gosnell
Mountain Home
Oil Trough
Palestine
Russellville
Trumann
Fleming Defends Skate Title in Vienna Championship
Peggy Fleming, 18, defending here in Vienna, opens defense as favorite in the World Figure Skating Championships. The field includes Austrian Emmerich Danzer, reigning men’s champion, and Russia’s Ludmila Belousova with Oleg Protopopov in pairs, plus England’s Diana Towler and Bernard Ford in dance. Mandatory figures proceed at Danube Park Hall. free skating moves outdoors at the Vienna Skating Club.
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Martin Zucker
Vienna
Peggy Fleming
Colorado Springs
Colo
U.S
Emmerich Danzer
Ludmila Belousova
Oleg Protopopov
Russia
Diana Towler
Bernard Ford
England
Ron Ludington
Cynthia
Ronald Kauffmann
Seattle
Wash
Protopopovs
Oleg
Danzer
Wolfgang Schwarz
Gary Visconti
Detroit
Scott Allen
Smoke Rise
Nal
Danube Park Hall
Vienna Skating Club
Foster Wants to Fight Dick Tiger after Selpa stoppage
Washington's Bobby Foster, ranked 10th by Ring and second by the WBA, seeks a Dick Tiger title bout after beating Andres Selpa in 2 1 2 rounds. Selpa, the South American champion, criticizes the stoppage as he questions the referee while noting his 43rd defeat in a 159-35-35 record.
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Tom Seppy
Associated Press
Washington
Bobby Foster
Dick Tiger
Argentina
Andres Selpa
Foster
Selpa
Ring Magazine
World Boxing Association
Serpa
Tiger
Relics Sought for Naismith Hall of Fame Opening
A nationwide hunt for basketball memorabilia aims to bolster the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield Massachusetts. Executive secretary Lee Williams says relics are as valuable as money, as the shrine grows its historic collection before opening later this year.
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Springfield
Mass
Lee Williams
Naismith Memorial
Whitehall Defending A Title in Arkansas State Tourney
In Little Rock, defending champ Whitehall, ranked sixth in the AP Arkansas high school poll, faces McGehee at 6 p.m. on day two of the Class A senior boys state tournament. Other games include Mena vs Mulberry at 9:30 p.m. and Charleston vs Brinkley at 2 p.m. Monday saw Arzheim er Martin win 65-62 over Hamburg, Green Forest 57-45 over Waldo, and Bay 74-50 over Rector.
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Little Rock
Whitehall
Associated Press
McGehee
Mena
Mulberry
Charleston
Brinkley
Arzheimeer Martin
Hamburg
Green Forest
Waldo
Bay
Rector
Jackie Ridges
Martin
Robert Aduray
Jimmy Smith
Bobby Faulkenberry
Ronnie Masters
Carroll Clayton
Secon
Stephen Stafford
Troy Foreman
Philippines
Manila
South Korea
Lincoln Downs Daily Double Pays Four Thousand Two Hundred Two
Five teen ticket holders shared a record daily double payout at Lincoln Downs, collecting 4202.40 each from a crowd of 9266. The two winning bets Hildy's Sou and Com mogirl stacked 44.80 and 133.20 respectively, marking the biggest New England payout since 1965 and second only to a Rockingham Park total in 1945.
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Lincoln, BI
New England
Hildy
Lincoln Downs
Rockingham Park
Class B Meet Opens With Upset Bid And High Scoring Play
Wein er battles Fountain Hill in a first round Class B senior boys state tournament game as action continues. Old Trough vs Wilmot and Bradley vs Yellville are on the slate. Palestine tops Mississippi County 177 63 with Frankie Jones scoring 37 for the Red Devils who improve to 35–2. Terry Kamp leads Missco with 19 points while Cotter’s Jimmy Franks adds 22 in the McRae win. Taylor rallies to beat Pyatt 36-point Ray Whitehead leads Taylor with 36 and Glenn Akins 24 for Pyatt.
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Little Rock
Weiner
Fountain Hill
Old Trough
Wilmot
Bradley
Yellville
Palestine
Mississippi County
Taylor
Pyatt
Cotter
Prescott McRae
Frankie Jones
Red Devils
Terry Kamp
Missco
Jimmy Franks
McRae
Ernest Dansby
Ray Whitehead
Glenn Akins
Bill Akins
Marichal presses for 125000 contract amid pay talks
Giants star Juan Marichal demands a $125,000 pact as he returns two contracts and complains about offers of about $90,000 to pitch. He notes the team’s 6-1 start and cautions Feeney to adjust salaries. Also updates on Jim Bunning’s $80,000 raise with Philadelphia and Steve Barber’s conditional $30,000 deal with Baltimore. Adolfo Phillips misses Cubs camp, angering Leo Durocher.
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Ed Schuyler Jr
Associated Press
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Marichal
Giants
Dominican Republic
San Francisco
Feenay
Charles Feeney
Clearwater
Fla
Larry Jackson
Steve Barber
Baltimore
Barber
Adolfo Phillips
Chicago Cubs
Scottsdale, Ariz
Leo Durocher
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