Celtics End Long Reign of 76ers In Philadelphia
Celtics beat the 76ers 118-106 in Philadelphia ending a nine game Sixers home win streak as Sam Jones scored 38 and Red Auerbach guided from the bench. Hal Greer led Philadelphia with 23. Meanwhile Oscar Robertson sparked the Royals past the Knicks 126-118 in New York.
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Two Sign Pacts With Redlegs
Cincinnati AP reports outfielder Dick Simpson, 23, and infielder John Fenderson, 22, signed 1967 contracts with the Reds. Simpson came to Cincinnati in last winter’s Frank Robinson trade and batted .238 in 92 games last season while Fenderson, who played for Knoxville, hit .324.
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Memphis State Coach Shies From Iba
Memphis State coach Moe Iba deflects a matchup with Oklahoma State, praising his father Henry Iba and stressing defense over tempo. The two teams nearing a potential father son clash in the Memphis State Classic, with Memphis State impressing defensively this season.
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49ers Little Hope For Ken Willard Trade
San Francisco 49ers GM Lou Spafia indicated trading fullback Ken Willard is unlikely. Willard, of Richmond Virginia, has pressed to move to Washington or Baltimore near his insurance business, but Spafia doubts feasibility and says he would be saddened if Willard quits.
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Hope Girls Roll Over Spring Hill In 68 46 Victory
Hope Ladycats overpower Spring Hill 68 to 46 at Jones Field House led by 38 point night from Carol Anthony and strong second half shooting. Spring Hill countered with Betty McNeil 23 and Cindy McCormick 15 as refs noted rebounding edge for Hope.
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HOPE (ARK) STAR Basketball Results and Schedule
National Basketball Association scores list Cincinnati over New York 126 to 118 and San Francisco 146 to Baltimore 125. Upcoming games include St Louis at Chicago and Boston at Detroit. College and high school results feature hot Springs edging Little Rock Hall 51 41 and Fayetteville defeating Huntsville 71 51. Winter sports coverage notes a forthcoming Killington Vermont cross country national title race with competitors Gallagher and Gray among others.
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Smith Clarke Break World Track Record List
LONDON AP America’s Timmie Smith and Australia’s Ron Clarke appeared four and seven times respectively on the IAFF list of world track and field records officially recognized.
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Benvenuti Confident He Can Beat Griffith for Garden Fight
Italy’s Nino Benvenuti says he can defeat middleweight champion Emile Griffith and seeks a March 22 bout at Madison Square Garden. Negotiations hinge on managers and Garden officials after Griffith’s recent wins. Benvenuti, 28, has 120 amateur and 70 pro bouts with a single loss, aiming for another world title shot.
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Americans upset in Australian doubles clash
Americans Dave Power of Bloomington Indiana and Bill Coughlan of Australia upset top doubles pair Arthur Ashe and Cliff Richey in the Australian Championships third round. The match score was 6 3, 4 0, 4 6, 6 3.
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Cadets Chalk Up Fourth Win in Row
Army Cadets topple Massachusetts 68 46 to run win streak to four and raise season to 7 6 led by Bill Selalaxy 37 points. Postseason berth possible if wins over Boston University Fordham Penn State Manhattan St Johns Rutgers NYU and Navy follow. Other scores: Cincinnati 100 76 Centenary East Carolina 79 73 George Washington Arizona State 79 64 Hawaii San Francisco 75 64 San Francisco State.
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Robinson Wins Babe Ruth World Series Award
New York AP reports Frank Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles was named outstanding player of the World Series after the Orioles swept the Los Angeles Dodgers with two home runs. The article notes the Traverse Stakes run at Saratoga Springs, New York, involving Atalanta and Villason in a later context.
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Hockey National Hockey League Schedule Notes
No games scheduled today for the National Hockey League. Montreal hosts Toronto, Boston plays New York, Boston visits Montreal, and Chicago travels to Detroit.
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Southern State Defeats Harding In AIC Roundup
Southern State the defending champion beat Harding 177 70 as Donnie Denton scored 22 and delivered a go ahead three point play in the second half. Milton Hancock added 19 and Charles Jones 17 for the Muleriders who improved to 8 1 in conference while Harding was led by Rick Turner with 22.
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Gaslite Bowl Leaders Week of January 16
Venomous frag report notes no known antidote for the venga of the kukow frag in South America. Colombian Indians mount this frag to disorient a person far below standard.
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Endurance Skiers Compete At National Championship Race
Endurance skiers from California to Vermont travel to Durango Colorado for a four day national cross country championship at Hesperus Ski Center. The event opens Thursday with a 30 kilometer race as a marquee test of stamina and speed.
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Darlington Raceway cofounder Bob Colvin dies at 47
Darlington South Carolina AP reports Bob Colvin 47 cofounder of Darlington International Raceway died of a heart attack Tuesday in his office near the track. Colvin had a heart condition for about a year and felt unwell hours before. Funeral services set for Trinity Methodist Church Thursday with burial in Darlington Cemetery.
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Football World Sees Coaching Promises and Trade Winds
Hollywood Fla NEA notes Joe Schmidt poised to coach the Detroit Lions as Bill Ford delays, while Shula Wilson and other veterans discuss head roles. trades, retirements, and league tensions swirl with players like Retzlaff and Brown central to the upcoming season.
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