Bearcats topple North Texas as Texas Western streaks on
Cincinnati Bearcats beat North Texas 62 57 at Denton to extend their strong 1961 62 run. Don Rolfes scored 20 points while Tulsa and Texas Western also posted wins in a night of college action across the nation.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
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Hurricane
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Eldridge Webb
Aead
Royals Rally Boosts Eastern Standings in Road Trip
In non home cities, Cincinnati Royals beat Detroit 109-97 in Toledo while Philadelphia 76ers toppled Baltimore 192-127 in Syracuse. Robertson led Royals with 29 points, Chamberlain had 41 points and 28 rebounds for Philadelphia as Boston Celtics edge-lengthened lead appears narrowed.
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Cincinnati Royals
Detroit Pistons
Toledo
Ohio
Philadelphia 76Ers
Baltimore
Eddie Miles
Detroit
Bullets
Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
Hal Greer
Gus Johnson
Jed
Hosts Divide Games In Bledsoe Tourney
In Bledsoe tournament action Levelland B defeated Bledsoe 41 to 45 in a boys game while Bledsoe won 39 to 27 in girls play Brownfield B beat Denver City B 48 to 42 in another boys matchup Bledsoe faces Denver City B and Brownfield B meets Santa Fe Ski Basin in later games
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Bledsoe
Levelland B
Brownfield B
Denver B
Denver City B
Banta FE Ski Basin
Santa FE
N.M
Sverile Ski School
ENMU Beats Wayland 90 81 In College Basketball
Eastern New Mexico University defeated Wayland 90 to 81 on Thursday night as four players scored in double figures. Wilson Watkins led ENMU with 31 points, Ron Oram added 24, and Wayland’s Chester Sample led the visitors with 27 points.
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Plainview
New Mexico
Wayland
Wilson Watkins
Ron Oram
Chester Sample
Neva
Terry Hughes
Brittenum
Gordon
Nemeck
Hurt
Theone
New Wayland
Prrtsburgh
Itis
Don Cardwell
Theitisburgh Allen
Pirates
Bucs
Inivisvo
Fragmentary sports and place names from scattered records
A garbled OCR pass lists numerous place names, teams, scores, and institutions across regions including Texas, Pennsylvania, Rochester, Birmingham, Wheaton, and St Marys. The fragment mentions schools, cities, and scores without coherent narrative or clear event details.
The Citadel Hires Parker as New Head Coach
The Citadel in Charleston named Jim Red Parker from Arkansas A&M as head football coach to replace Eddie Teague who resigned. Parker, 37, previously led Arkansas A&M to a 24 5 1 record in three seasons and will start by naming Harold Steelman as defensive coordinator.
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S.C
Jim Red
Parker
Arkansas
Citadel
Eddie Teague
Arkansas A&m
Harold Steelman
A&m
Fordyce
Ark
Hampton
Meadow and teams open Ropesville tourney with wins
Meadow, Abernathy and Cooper posted opening round victories in the Ropesville tourney. Jim Melcher scored 13 as Meadow beat Union 72 to 61, Rex Baxter led Abernathy with 19 in an 87 to 37 win over Wilson, and Roy Peterson paced Cooper to a 51 to 41 win over Smyer. In girls play, Meadow defeated Unton 31 to 5, Abernathy beat Wilson 61 to 1, and Liet stopped Smyer.
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Meadow
Abernathy
Cooper
Jim Melcher
Union
Rex Baxter
Wilson
Roy Peterson
Smyer
Unton
Aberatiny
Dunbar Hosts Odessa Quint in District Showdown
The Dunbar Panthers at 1 0 in District action host the Odessa Blackshear Steers at 7 30 p m in Dunbar Gym. Coach Curtis Gipson starts Jimmy Gary Ford Wiley James Johnson and Larry Blaylock. The unbeaten Dunbar B team at 11 0 faces Blackshear B at 6 p m in district play.
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Dunbar Gym
Curtis Gipson
Jimmy Gary
Buford Wiley
James James Johnson
Larry Blaylock
Orlessa Crew
Clarence Reddick
Johnny Jernigan
Billy” Harris
Id Blackley
Troy Ele
Dunbar
Blackshear
Abie Tene Woodson
Johnson to Test Persol in Madison Square Garden Show
Harold Johnson the former light heavyweight champ returns after 21 months to box Johnny Persol in a 10 rounder at Madison Square Garden despite a transit strike. Persol, younger and faster, seeks a title shot while Buster Mathis and Chuck Wepner also fight as prelims.
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Harold Johnson
Johnny Persol
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Thesu
Harlem
Manhattan
Bronx
Staten Island
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Willie Pastrano
Harvid
Henry Hank
Hank Casey
Porsol
Grand Rapids
Mich
Chuck Wepner
Bayonne
N.J
Mathis
Buster
Wiro
Jus Clay
Wepner
Swift Star Nets 43 Points In One Half
Marvin Hoelting led a comeback as Nazareth rallied against Pep to win the Amherst men’s game. Trailing by 17 at halftime, Nazareth exploded for 43 points in the final two quarters to pull off a dramatic victory and possibly set a 16 minute scoring record.
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Texas Western
Associated Press
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Willie Cager
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Howard LCC Upsets Howard County 81-71 In West Loop
The Hub City team improved to 1-6 overall and 1-2 in the league despite a tight first half. Robert Evans led LCC with 24 points, Jim Harp 19, Marvin Levels 14, and Gene Hight 12. Howard County’s Leon Smith scored 21 as LCC pulled away late and next faces New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell.
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Lubbock Christian College
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Robert Evans
Jim Harp
Marvin Lev
Els
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Leon Smith Wgun
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New Mexico Military Institute
Donelli Likely to Return as Columbia Coach
Donelle, head football coach at Columbia University for nine years, probably will return to the school for the next season. This was indicated Thursday by sources close to the program.
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NEW York
UPD
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Donelli
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