Louisville Rolls Past Dayton In 66-50 Victory
Louisville Cardinals, led by sophomore Butch Beard with 18, overcame Dayton Flyers 66-50 on Dayton’s home court to stretch their record to 15-1. Don May and Dan Sadlier each had 16 for Dayton, while Virginia Tech toppled East Carolina 91-62 elsewhere.
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Villanova
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Everett Jenkins
Fred Foster
Miami
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Ohio University
Dave Reaser
West Virginia
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Promoter Open to Equal Billing for Clay Terrell Fight
Promoter suggests adjustments to advertising so Ernie Terrell receives equal billing with Cassius Clay for the February 6 title bout. Terrell, WBA champion, complained that signs favored Clay with larger lettering and fewer Terrell images. Promoters met with Astrodome officials to address grievances and may revise future materials.
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Bill Giles
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Canadians Spark First NHL All Star Shutout Of Year
Montreal coach Toe Blake praised his injury plagued Canadiens after a 3 0 win over the All Stars in Montreal scoring by John Ferguson Henri Richard and an assist friendly effort. Gary Bauman and Charlie Hodge split duties as they halted a high powered star lineup including Bobby Hull Gordie Howe and Stan Mikita in the 20 year All Star game.
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Associated Press
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Montreal Canadi Ens
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John Ferguson
Montreal
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Charlie Hodge
Gary Bauman
Bauman
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NHL Plans Expansion Draft for Six New Teams
Montreal AP reports the NHL will add six expansion teams next October in Los Angeles San Francisco Oakland Minneapolis St Paul St Louis Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Existing clubs may protect goalies and players as the draft proceeds with multiple rounds and protection rules described.
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Rule Change Aims at More Kicking in College Football
The NCAA Rules Committee approved changes to increase real playing time and curb electronic aids. Out is instant video replay and other scouting gear, while play resumes only after kickoff possession is set. New rules limit fair catches on kicks, require linemen to hold until ball is kicked, and allow one-player conference during timeouts. Coaches to craft ethic codes. helmets stressed as safety devices. Also intraleague drafts for hockey players proposed.
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National Collegate Athletic Association
Dave Nelson
University of Delaware
Friz Crisler
University of Michigan
Long ball favored with Spyglass Hill added at Crosby event
Jack Nicklaus predicts Spyglass Hill will favor long hitters as Crosby’s tournament opens at Pebble Beach California. Nicklaus shoots 70 in practice, Palmer 74, Casper 77, with Crosby title history noted and past scores at 72 holes setting records.
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Illinois Tops Small College Basketball Poll in AP Ranking
Southern Illinois holds first in the AP weekly small college poll with 179 points, Kentucky Wesleyan second with 149. Southern Illinois defeated Kentucky Wesleyan 52 51 last Monday, while Pan American and Tennessee State swap positions in the top ten after recent results including Lincoln Mo 92 88 and Midwestern Tex 81 68 losses.
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Dawn of a New Era for N.Y. Mets
AP report outlines a fresh Mets outlook with Wes Westrum likely naming opening day pitcher. Tommy Davis earns No. 4 spot, Bud Harrelson leads off, and Kean Kranepool chances to hit ahead of Boyer against righties. Swoboda gains 25-man consideration as camp begins.
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Associated Press
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Bob Shaw
Jupiter
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San Francisco
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ron Hunt
Bud Harrelson
Don Bosch
Cleon Jones
T. Davis
Ken Boyer
Ed Kranepool
Ed Bressond
Chuck Hiller
Kranepool
Boyer
Ron Swoboda
Ron
Scott Allen Defends U S Figure Skating Title in Omaha
Scott Allen 18 from Smoke Rise New Jersey opens his defense at the U S Figure Skating Championships in Ak Sar Ben Coliseum Omaha. He faces Detroit’s Gary Visconti and teen sensation John Misha Petkevich as finals approach for senior and junior divisions. The event sets path to North American and world meets in February.
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Associated Press
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Philadelphia Keeps Rolling as Sixers Top Pistons
Philadelphia 76ers extended their win streak to six and improved to 43-4 in 47 as Billy Cunningham and Luke Jackson led the attack, scoring key baskets to edge Detroit 113-105. Cunningham sparked a strong start, Jackson took over at halftime, and Cunningham closed with 11 in the final period to seal the victory. The Associated Press notes other NBA results including Boston over Cincinnati 119-106, Chicago over San Francisco 111-107, and St Louis beating Los Angeles 123-121 in OT with Beaty scoring 32 in the overtime.
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Boxer Barney Ross Dies of Cancer at 57
CHICAGO AP Barney Ross the legendary boxer Marine and narcotics fighter died at 57 from throat cancer. Visitation at the chapel where his body lay in state was set for three hours with funeral services to follow Friday and burial at Rosemont Park Cemetery. His career included lightweight junior welterweight and welterweight titles in the 1930s and a Silver Star for Guadalcanal service. He publicly spoke about overcoming narcotics addiction after battling malaria. A Hollywood film was planned about his life.
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United States Public Health Service
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Princeton Coach Gets a New Call
Princeton, Nu. In a profile of Bill Van Breda Kolff, the Princeton coach reflects on his career from playing for the Knickerbockers to building Hofstra and returning to Princeton. The piece contrasts his fun, anti establishment style with the rise of Bill Bradley and the changing Ivy League era.
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Anthony Patch
New York
Bradley shaped Princeton into a basketball name
Bill Bradley’s era elevated Princeton from Ivy underdog to national talk, with Bradley pushing demand on coach Bill Van Breda Kolff who built balance around scorers like Chris Thorforde and veterans Gary Walters and Ed Hummer. Princeton remains title hopeful. Van Breda Kolff laments Bradley questions while praising the team’s depth and Ivy schedule relevance.
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