Bobcats Top Waldo in 73 63 showdown at Jones Field House
Hope Bobcats avenged an early season loss by defeating Waldo 73 to 63 at Jones Field House led by Stan Parris with 20 points and 16 rebounds from Parris. The Ladycats beat Waldo 58 to 43 as Kathryn Coleman 25, Carol Anthony 19, and Gail Hartsfield 14 fueled the win with a fourth quarter surge.
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NHL Scores and Standings Snapshot
The Associated Press reports NHL results with Montreal routing New York 2 8 to 2 and Chicago and Toronto drawing 2 2 in Saturdays play. Sundays saw Montreal beat Boston 3 2, Chicago 5 Toronto 1, and Detroit 4 New York 2 with no Tuesday games scheduled today.
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American Ski Team Criticized For Poor European Showing
Megeve France AP report shows U S ski squad underperformed in European events with coach Bob Beattie conceding the results did not meet expectations. Veteran Jim Heuga led the Americans in the Megeve Grand Prix finishing behind winner Guy Perillat as Killy failed to extend his streak.
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Alcindor Shines With 45 Points in Chicago Showdown
UCLA star Lew Alcindor scored 45 points and grabbed many rebounds in a Chicago Stadium win over Minnesota after a 35 point 20 rebound night against Loyola. Coach John Wooden said he pulled Alcindor late to ensure a good show and not chase records, quipping about quitting if asked to explain.
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Yerger Tigers Defeat Washington Texarkana in Two Games
In Harts Gym Friday January 27, the Yerger Tigers beat Washington High of Texarkana in both junior and senior matchups. The juniors won 42 32, while the seniors triumphed 68 51 led by Frank Prater 20 points and Spencer Brown 21. Sydney Gregg led the Lions with 18.
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Rice Owls Next for the Parkers
FOXWORTH Texas AP Arkansas continues its two game Texas swing Tuesday night facing the Stice Owls at Houston after dropping a 78-61
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Razorbacks fall to TCU in Southwestern Conference clash
Arkansas dropped to 1-4 in the Southwest Conference as TCU built a late nine-press surge to seize control after halftime. Carey Sloan scored 19 for the Horned Frogs and Mickey McCarty added 16 as Arkansas star Wally Freeman led the Razorbacks with 23 points in the 73 63 defeat.
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Palmer Wins Los Angeles Open With Ninth Victory
Arnold Palmer, in Los Angeles, fired a final round 68 to finish 269 and win the Los Angeles Open for the second straight year, 15 under par and one stroke off the 1962 course record. He earned $20,000 as Brewers, Boros, Massengale and Graham chased. Nicklaus finished outside the money.
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Cassius Clay Donates $10000 to United Negro College Fund
New York report says world heavyweight champion Cassius Clay contributed 10000 dollars to the United Negro College Fund to aid its 33 member Negro colleges and universities. The UNCF spokesman noted the gift will support affiliated schools nationwide.
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Sam Snead Wins Meet in Florida Croquet Style Putting
Sam Snead, age 54, won the PGA Seniors Teachers Trophy in Florida by nine strokes posting a 66 final round to finish 279 for 72 holes. Bob Hamilton was runner up at 288, Freddie Haas finished third with 290. Snead credited his croquet style putting, learned about a year ago, for the victory.
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Leafs 5 2 at Toronto as Beliveau returns
Beliveau back from a month injury in the Leafs game scored his sixth goal and assisted on two to help Montreal seize a 3-0 lead at Boston before hanging on. The Rangers fell 9-2 at Montreal but led Detroit early as Phil Goyette scored twice in nine seconds to tie a club record, with Murray Murdoch previously setting two goals in 10 seconds in 1927. The Red Wings rallied later.
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Celtics Ride Nine-Game Win Streak to Rout Knicks
Celtics and Bill Russell extend their winning streak to nine with a 141-106 rout of the New York Knicks at the Garden. Bailey Howell led Boston with 32 points as the Celtics pulled away in the first half, while Knicks suffer their 15th straight loss to Boston since 1965. In other NBA games, Los Angeles crushed Chicago 142-122, Cincinnati edged San Francisco 121-118, and St. Louis beat Philadelphia after a late rally.
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Emmet Hosts Nevada County Tournament Opener
The Nevada County basketball tournament starts tonight at Emmet with teams from Emmet Laneburg Cale Bodean Prescott and Willisville. Admission is 25 and 50 cents nightly except finals Friday and Saturday when prices rise to 50 cents and 1 dollar. Junior girls Laneburg vs Emmet at 6 30 junior boys Prescott vs Bodcaw at 7 30 and Cale vs Emmet girls at 8 30.
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Phillips Honored With Meyer Award in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK AP All America tackle Loyd Phillips of Arkansas and Brooks Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles win the Meyer Foundation top honors for 1966. Phillips is Arkansas' outstanding amateur athlete and Robinson is the outstanding professional athlete from Arkansas, chosen by ten state sports writers.
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Southern S. Gets Crack at Hendrix in crucial game
Southern State prepares to avenge its only Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference defeat as the Muleriders meet Hendrix at Conway. Southern State, 9-1 in league play, hosts Arkansas A&M at Magnolia Tuesday while State College of Arkansas, 9-2, faces Arkansas Tech at Russellville Friday. One game has A&M entertaining Milsaps tonight.
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Showdown Fight Only a Week Away
Ernie Terrell rests today while Cassius Clay resumes workouts for the heavyweight title showdown in the Astrodome one week away. Clay spent Sunday in Cleveland aiding Jimmy Brown Day celebrations, despite protests from the Astrodome proprietors.
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