California Rips Past Helias in Tipton Tourney 76-47
California outscored Helias 47 27 on the boards and led 35 24 at halftime in a Tipton Invitational semifinal. Jerry Wells 28 points and Gary Wells 15 paced the Pintos while Hermann added 21 for Helias. Staggers led Helias with strong early play as California advanced to the finals against School of the Osage.
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Michigan Opens Cage State at Home Tonight
Michigan fields a veteran lineup led by Hill Buntin and Cazzie Russell. The Wolverines face season-opening tests against Duke and UCLA rivals, with key matchups looming as Top 10 teams collide across college basketball opening week.
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Camdenton Lakers Open Buffalo Tournament With Win
Camdenton Lakers defeated Skyline 58 to 43 in the Buffalo Tournament first round. Tom Pendergraft led with 21 points, Ed Anderson added 13, while Bill Edge scored 20 for Skyline. Lakers meet top seed Buffalo next, Lebanon vs Colins and Morrisville vs Hartsville scheduled tonight.
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Alabama Tops Nation in Final Poll With Arkansas Close
The Associated Press ranking names Alabama No 1 with an 10 0 mark and Arkansas second after a season highlighted by tough victories and a close margin in voting. Notre Dame Michigan Texas Nebraska and others follow as final top ten standings are listed with first place tallies and points. Alabama coach Paul Bryant praised his squad while noting the tough schedule and key wins that secured the national title.
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Licking and Crocker win Frisco League tourney games
In Richland Licking, top seed, defeated Stoutland 82 43 and Crocker beat Newburg 46 45. Jim Watskey scored 18 for Licking, Don Tex 14, Jerry Mitchell 10. Crocker’s Bob Stombaugh scored late to seal win as Ron Dye fed Lions 15 and Larry Gaddy 18 for Newburg.
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National Basketball Schedule and Results Summary
AP reports Monday's results with no games, and lists today’s matchups including Detroit vs Cincinnati in Naples, Boston versus New York, Los Angeles at Philadelphia, and Baltimore at San Francisco. Wednesday’s card shows New York at Boston, Cincinnati at Detroit, Los Angeles at St. Louis, and Baltimore vs San Francisco in San Jose, California.
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Area basketball action as OMMC and other tournaments Ignite tonight
Five area tournaments and four teens scheduled to play. Top seeded Vienna meets unbeaten Russellville at 7 p.m. at Lincoln University Fieldhouse in the OMMC Conference tourney while Eugene faces West Ratt at 8 30. Frisco League hosts at Richland with Iberia favored. Iberia plays host at 7 and Dixon meets Plato at 8 30. Buffalo Tournament includes Camdenton, Lebanon, Heart of Sedalia in first round against Collins at 7 p.m. and a 7 15 scrap. A semifinal has Marshfield versus Hartville at 8 45. Buffalo seeds Stover and Warsaw clash. Tipton in UMMC meet with rest school Tipton.
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Six Lettermen Return Missouri Faces Alumni In Cage Opener
Missouri opens 1964-65 basketball season at home against a Tiger Alumni squad at 7:30 p.m. Six lettermen form the core under Coach Bob Vanatta with Price and Carey gone. Additions include Ron Coleman and Ned Monsees in a lineup aiming to improve defense and height. freshmen and transfers bolster the bench as the Tigers ready for St Louis and Arkansas road tests.
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Brown Lane Tie For MU Tigers Scoring Crown
Charley Brown and Gary Lane shared scoring honors for Missouri after Brown’s four touchdowns and a conversion, totaling 20 points to Lane’s 20. Lane led in rushing, passing, and total offense with 432 rushing yards, 110 passing yards, and 1202 total yards, as MU released season stats.
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Kirksville Star Makes Second-Team Little All American
Kirksville area notes Jerry Cole of Missouri State named defensive back on the 1964 Little All-American second team. Cole, 6-4, previously End on 1963 AP Little All-America, is the lone repeater. The AP also features its first dual platoon lineup since 1953 highlighting small colleges with strong lines and backs.
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Namath Signs With Bills In AFL Draft Moves
The Bills signed Joe Namath as their No 3 pick and pursued a quick upgrade in the quarterback position. AFL heavy on signings, Namath could join the Bills while Denver and Oakland also added players including defensive backs and linemen as Bears Namath talks echoed with Jets owner and coach.
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