Texas Western Drops Kansas in OT Upset
Kansas falls to Texas Western 71 57 in overtime at Chicago Stadium as the defending NCAA champions hand unbeaten Kansas their first loss. Big Eight teams continue strong non conference play at a .653 rate, with Kansas State and Colorado winning. Nebraska and Oklahoma State also place well in tournaments, while Kansas faces St John s, Colorado at Cincinnati, and Missouri at Seattle on upcoming trips. Willie Ro feeds on a late sequence. Baack and Campbell combine for the game winner.
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Lincoln U Tigers Aim To Extend 5 1 season With Maryville
Lincoln University Tigers hold a 5-1 record and host Maryville State of Mayville as Arvesta Kelly leads with 23.0 points per game. In Saturday’s 110-76 win over Valley City, Kelly scored 23, Howard Anglin 22, and Milton Williams 20 as Lincoln averages over 105 points through six outings. The team travels to Northern State in Aberdeen on Tuesday and South Dakota University on Thursday before a Jan. 7 home date with Parsons College.
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Fast Dartmouth Tops MIT In Overtime Upset
The scoreboard shows a tight slate with many results. Fast Dartmouth edged MIT 70 68 in overtime while Rutgers beat Delaware 92 73. Other notable scores include DePaul 69 Villanova 61 and Notre Dame 62 St Johns 65.
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Lakers Win Late Thriller Over Celtics 127 125
Gail Goodrich sank two free throws to seal a 127 125 Lakers victory after Boston erased a 76 53 halftime deficit. Jerry West scored 35, Baylor 41, Havlicek led Boston with 27 as Happy Hairston posted a career high 36 in Cincinnati 138 Baltimore 114.
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Sayers Offensive Show Brings NFL Rushing Crown
Gale Sayers rushed for 197 yards as the Chicago Bears beat the Minnesota Vikings 41 28. His 1 231 season total earned him the NFL rushing title, first since 1949, and a combined net yardage mark of 2 440. Sayers also returned a kickoff for a touchdown and broke the Bears single game and season rushing records.
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Sun Bowl Blue Gray Tilts On Tap This Week
Post season college football bowls shift from Houston to El Paso and Montgomery as Florida State faces Wyoming in the Sun Bowl and two all star squads meet in the Blue Gray game. Televised by NBC and CBS, the events feature top seniors and star players such as Virgil Carter and Terry Southall.
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Cornell Wins ECAC Christmas Hockey Tourney Title
Unbeaten Cornell defeats Michigan State 3-2 in overtime at the ECAC Christmas Hockey Tourney final. Mike Doran scored 59 seconds into OT to lift the Big Red who also claim the title. Boston College took third by routing Northeastern 6-0.
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Regional Sites Dates Announced for Missouri Meet Tournaments
The Missouri State High School Activities Association unveiled regional tournament sites and dates for Class S M and L basketball. Class S venues span Reeds Spring to Shelbyvale. Class M sites include King City Edina and Montgomery City. Class I games in St. Louis Kansas City and other areas with state rounds set for March at Wentworth Lexington Kiel Auditorium. Indoor track finals follow March 24 25 at Missouri. wrestling finals February 17 18 at Risenour High School. swimming finals February 25 at the University of Missouri.
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Jets Saturday Showingsignite Jets season finale
NEW YORK The Jets beat the Boston Patriots for a season closer in front of 58,921 at Shea. Joe Namath threw 14 of 21 for 287 yards and 3 touchdowns while Matt Snell and Emerson Boozer combined for 241 rushing yards. The dramatic turnaround sparked questions about what held the Jets back all season and whether the improved play can be sustained.
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