Steinhauer Beats Matson In Indoor Shotput Duel
Neal Steinhauer, 22, University of Oregon, wins indoor shotput with 66 feet 6 4/5 inches at the Cow Palace in San Francisco, defeating Randy Matson of Texas A&M and breaking Gary Gubner's 1962 mark. Steinhauer's family watches as he fulfills a birthday promise with a trophy for Luther Steinhauer. John Rambo clears 7 feet 3 inches in the high jump, tying an American indoor best, while Ralph Boston doubles in hurdles and long jump and Bob Seagren tops the pole vault.
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Lone Star Conference showdown opens as four teams win
Howard Payne and Stephen F. Austin led the opening week with wins as East Texas and Southwest Texas also prevailed. A key doubleheader pits Howard Payne at Brownwood against Stephen F. Austin while East Texas meets Southwest Texas at San Marcos.
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Southland Conference Rough Night Results Shift Season Balance
Stephen F Austin fell 66 64 at Arlington State while McMurry lost 89-55 to Abilene Christian and East Texas 66-62 to Arlington State. Howard Payne beat Angelo State 77-73 and Sam Houston defeated Houston Baptists 87-62. Southwest Texas beat St Edwards 96-81, Texas A&I edged Corpus Christi 95-85, Sul Ross lost 82-72 to Western New Mexico, and McMurry dropped 68-65 to Midland Western. The conference finished even 44 wins 44 losses against outside opposition.
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UCLA Escapes Comeback as Cougars Challenge Top Team
UCLA avoids a scare at Pullman by beating Washington State 76 67 after a late rally. Lew Alcindor scored 28 as UCLA staved off a benchwork challenge and endured a fourth foul with 12 minutes left.
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Texas Boys Named 49 Blue Chip Football Prospects
Forty nine players earned blue chip status from Southwest Conference coaches and recruiters among the 1966 Texas schoolboy football crop. Led by Bridge City fullback Steve Worster, the list includes top picks such as Bill Atessis of Houston Jones and Gary Mulling of San Angelo, with several other standout sophs and juniors receiving multiple mentions.
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Jacklin Wins New Zealand Professional Golf Championship in Playoff
England's Tony Jacklin shot 4 under par 66 to defeat Dutch golfer Martin Roe sink by six strokes in a playoff after both finished regulation at 274 over 72 holes in Auckland New Zealand.
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Top Ten College Teams Roundup From Week Results
UCLA remains undefeated at 9-0 with a 76-67 win over Washington State. Louisville improves to 13-0 with 76-62 over Tulsa and 86-66 over North Texas. North Carolina dips after a 91-81 loss to Princeton, then 76-14 over Wake Forest and 59-56 over Duke. New Mexicohandles Denver 65-43 and Seattle 80-60. Houston posts 95-64 over Tennessee Tech and 82-62 over Lamar Tech. Texas Western beats Southern Mississippi twice 84-54 and 76-63. Providence edges UMass 62-59 but falls to Canisius 79-73 in OT. Cincinnati drops a 65-64 OT to Tulsa but defeats North Texas in 2OT. Kansas defeats Oklahoma 97-73. Bradley and Mississippi State tie for 10th with losses and wins against Wichita and Drake respectively and Florida over Mississippi State 63-54 with a 92-63 win over Georgia.
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Molis Sets School Scoring Records in Two Games
Wayne Molis, rookie for the New York Knickerbockers, owns two single game scoring records at Lewis College and Chicago Teachers College. He poured in 41 points for Chicago against Lewis and 38 for Lewis against Chicago, both against the opposing team.
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Bridges Sparks Hawks Past Pistons 117 115
St. Louis Hawks beat the Detroit Pistons 117 115 as Bill Bridges scored nine straight in the fourth quarter to lift the Hawks to a lead they never relinquished. Richie Guerin led St. Louis with 25 points, with Joe Caldwell adding 25. Eddie Miles and Joe Stradner led Detroit with 22 and 20.
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NCAA Bids For Six More Bowl Games Made
Stan Bates announced six proposed bowls to the NCAA including the Junior Rose Bowl in Pasadena Carnation Bowl in San Diego Georgia Lighthouse Bowl in Atlanta West Coast Bowl in Tampa Holiday Bowl in Phoenix and a Fellowship of Christian Athletes Bowl in Atlanta. Dates were discussed but not fixed and efforts will avoid conflicts with major bowls as eight bowls plus the Mineral Water Bowl are already sanctioned.
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Cubs Sign Three More To Pads
The Chicago Cubs signed three more players Saturday including star rookie Ken Holtzman who led the club with 11 victories last season. Fergie Jenkins and Rich Nyr also signed, bringing the total under contract to eight players.
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Fox Armontrout Take Youth Lane Honors
Jackie Fox led the boys with a 210 510 series in the VFW league. Tanya Armontrout was top girl with 175 499. Roger Clark topped the Bantam boys with a 152 273 two game series while Carolyn Willemson led the girls with 197 346.
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Close Southland race sets stage for two big week games
Arlington State and Arkansas State opened with narrow wins as Trinity stayed idle. Arkansas State beat Abilene Christian in overtime while Arlington State edged Lamar Tech 72 71. Conference standings show tight race with several key matchups ahead. Roger Maris will wear No. 9 for the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Independent Colleges Show Big Play In Texas Hoops
Houston Cougars Texas Western Miners and Pan American Broncs lead Texas independents with strong seasons. Miners face West Texas Tuesday while Cougars host Colorado? Buffs Saturday. Pan American meets Midwestern Tuesday and Phillips Oilers Thursday. Broncs sit 16-3 after wins over Tennessee Tech and St Benedicts. North Texas drops to 7-5 after losses to Louisville and Cincinnati. Hardin-Simmons and West Texas also in action with mixed results.
Chaparrals Host NMMI In Western Junior College Clash
The Lubbock Christian College Chaparrals host the New Mexico Military Institute Broncos in a Western Junior College Conference game. SCC sits 0-2 in league play after losses to Amarillo and Howard County, while NMMI fell to South Plains. Coach Perrin will start Levels, Johnson, Chessire, Boaz, Melton, Still, and Hall.
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