Chamberlain Traded to 76ers After All Star Game
Wilt Chamberlain, the NBA’s highest paid center, is traded from the San Francisco Warriors to the Philadelphia 76ers for Lee Shaffer Paul Neumann and Connie Dierking. The deal ends weeks of trade talk as Chamberlain, averaging near 40 points a game, joins Philadelphia for tonight’s game with Baltimore. Neumann Dierking and Shaffer will be available Friday for the Warriors against New York.
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Gokas Stars as St. Joe Rips Seton
Matt Guckas Jr. helps St Joseph’s College of Philadelphia stretch to 13-1 as the Hawks crush Seton 115-81 at the Palestra. Cliff Anderson scores 29 and Bill Oakes adds 24 in the national ranking game while older Guckas links to a famed Mighty Mites era.
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National Hockey League Results and Schedule
The Associated Press reports Chicago 0 Toronto 90 as Wednesday's result and notes upcoming games Toronto at Montreal and New York at Boston. Friday schedules show no games.
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National Basketball Association East West scores mixed
Today’s games feature LA at Detroit and Baltimore at Philadelphia with Philadelphia at Boston and LA at Cincinnati plus New York at San Francisco. Compact results depend on final scores for these matchups.
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Hawks and Maple Leafs End In 0-0 Tie
The Chicago Black Hawks and Toronto Maple Leafs battled to a 0-0 stalemate. The result widened Chicago’s NHL lead to two points over idle Montreal while Toronto moved within three of the Canadiens. the game was the league’s first since November 30, 1963.
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Spring Hill Tops Saratoga in Two of Three Games
Spring Hill and Saratoga split three games on Tuesday with Spring Hill securing two wins. Saratoga Junior boys won 50 27 led by Johnnie McJunkins 19 and Mike Caldwell 10 while Spring Hill senior girls defeated Saratoga 42 34 with Betty McNiel 25 and Pam Butler 11. Spring Hill senior boys edged Saratoga 50 47 as Gary Kidd scored 26 and William Moore 11 while Dennis Treece added 17 for Saratoga.
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Muhammad Ali Talks Fame and Future Fight Plans
Muhammad Ali, formerly Cassius Clay, tells reporters he could be boxing's greatest heavyweight and argues fame costs TV money but draws crowds. He discusses a May bout with Sonny Liston, a Florida training start, a $250,000 radio contract, and upcoming medical clearance after a November hernia operation.
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Freddie Glaze Named Head Coach of the Bobcats
Freddie Glaze, formerly an assistant, is named head football coach of the Bobcats replacing Arlen Howard who resigned to pursue business. Howard led the team to a district title. Glaze is an ex Henderson State player and former Rison head coach, praised by Supt James H Jones. Applications for an assistant coach vacancy are being accepted.
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NCAA AAU dispute shows possible path to compromise
The NCAA ended its convention with a de facto boycott of AAU sanctioned track meets after March 1 while inviting the AAU to co sanction domestic meets. AAU Director Hull welcomed the move as promising, and MIT athletic director Ross Smith proposed direct negotiations toward cooperative sanction. The plan aims to ease years of conflict over control of amateur athletics.
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College Scores Quick Roundup of Late Night Games
St Josephs trounced Seton Hall 115 to 81 while LaSalle lost 83 to 69 to Diquesne. Harvard defeated Dartmouth 96 to 80, Syracuse beat Colgate 91 to 52, Maine edged Colby 63 to 60, Vermont won over Middlebury 93 to 73. North Carolina State beat South Carolina 65 to 62 in a regional clash. Loyola of Maryland defeated Marshall 98 to 90, Maryland 77 over Navy 58, LSU prevailed over Tulane 79 to 67, and Miami crushed Florida Southern 125 to 93.
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Perry's Five Racks Dean's at Spring Hill
Perry's Five RacksDean's at Spring Hill basketball game concluded with Perry's edging Dean's Truck Stop 98 to 93 in the Spring Hill School gym. Wayne Lee led Perry's with 29 points, Delton Hatfield 26, David Brown 18, Glen Calhoun 10, Earl Ray Murphy 8, Vic Massanelli Jr. 7. Clinton Kidd paced Dean's with 29, Charlie Souter 23, James Huckabee 16, Frankie Applegate 16, Jesse Bobo 8. Official was Ray Duke. Perry's prepared to face Waldo independent in Boocan gym.
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Virginia Beats Hampden-Sydney by 33 in decisive win
Virginia routed Hampden-Sydney 106 to 73 as Marquette edged Wisconsin 59 to 58 and Drake defeated Creighton 76 to 67. Miami Ohio led Ohio U 58 to 48 while Tulsa topped North Texas 63 to 57. Rugiat claimed the world’s greatest oil reserves.
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San Diego Open tees off with $34500 purse
The 34,500 prize San Diego Open Golf Tournament begins in San Diego at Stardust Country Club. Art Wall Jr. defends his title while Tony Lema, California’s British Open champion, joins a field missing several big names. Lema favors champagne toasts, Wall opts for milk, with play on the 6,700 yard par 71 layout in Mission Valley.
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Broyles Shares Title With Parseghian
Notre Dame coach Ara Parseghian and Arkansas coach Frank Broyles shared the American Football Coaches Association’s Coach of the Year honor after a three way tie was resolved. Stasavich of East Carolina named small college Coach of the Year. Parseghian and Broyles praised the dual award as fair.
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Five Cat Squads to See Action Friday Night
Hope Star reports all five Hope teams travel to Magnolia for away games or host Spring Hill. Junior and Senior girls and B team begin at 6:00 with admission of 25 and 50 cents. Girls teams hold strong records as exciting contests loom.
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Cage Ratings Among Small Colleges
In High Point one of the few remaining unbeaten teams pressed Evansville, also unbeaten and a conqueror of major teams, in the Associated Press small college rankings as ten of thirteen voters weighed Evansville.
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Man, 79, seeks divorce citing wife’s beatings
A St. Petersburg man, 79, sues for divorce in Pinellas County Circuit Court alleging his 73 year old wife Eveline Lafazia beat him on numerous occasions. He married her in 1951 and says he still bears scars from a beating on November 6. He adds she drinks heavily but is not habitually intemperate.
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College basketball rankings list through Jan 9
The article lists the top ten teams with first place votes and total points through Saturday Jan 9. Evansville sits no higher than fourth, while High Point moves from fourth to second with 96 points. High Point had panel of 10 teams and readers note Evansville had 125 points, one below last week.
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