Oscar Robertson Sparks Royals to 126-94 Win over Bullets
Oscar Robertson handed out 17 assists and scored 21 points as the Cincinnati Royals routed the Baltimore Bullets 126-94. Robertson and Happy Hairston led the attack, while Baltimore struggled with poor shooting and bench play from Coach Gene Shue.
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Gene Shue
Don Ohl
Kevin Loughery
Jack Marin
SWC Week Ahead Involve Seven Conference Games
The SWC slate features seven league games with SMU at Texas on Tuesday and hosting Rice on Saturday. Texas Christian visits Texas A&M, Arkansas meets Baylor in Waco, Rice faces Texas Tech in Lubbock, and Texas A&M plays Arkansas in Little Rock with Texas Tech vs Texas in Austin on Tuesday. Tommy Rowland leads season scoring with 226 points, as SMU’s Denny Holman adds 20 points in a 12th straight conference win. Charley Beasley also posts 20 for SMU to push his points in conference play.
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NCAA Cites South Carolina Prospects and Reinstates Texas A&M
The NCAA council declared four South Carolina players ineligible for a July 1965 exhibition game in New Jersey with travel and lodging arranged by the university. Texas A&M was restored to good standing after 13 months on probation, and Texas Western faced penalties for ineligible players in the Sun Bowl.
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Grim tops Senior Bowl as top pro prospect in North
Oregon State back Bob Grim starred in Mobile earning the North a 35-15 win over the South and drawing pro scouts’ interest. He ran eight times for 76 yards, caught three passes for 91 yards, and scored a 4-yard TD while also contributing as a defender. Grim was named the North’s top back ahead of Harry Wilson and Ray McDonald.
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Sixers Rip Bulls in Fight Marred Win
The Philadelphia 76ers beat the Chicago Bulls 117 to 108 as a fight between Guy Rodgers and Wally Jones erupted with four minutes left in the first quarter. Rodgers was ejected, Jones charged with a foul, and Chicago protested the officiating. The win marked Philadelphia’s 59th in 43 games and extended their streak against Chicago to seven.
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Sunland Park Horse Racing Results Summary
Sunland Park New Mexico reports Sunday race outcomes with winners across ten events. Notable finishes include Eternal Gypsy, Bounding, Flame Bar Maid and Wheel of Blue among others, with total handle listed at 158 575 dollars.
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St Louis given 10 days to match Hawks bid
St Louis interests have until Wednesday January 18 to match a 3.8 million offer that could move the Hawks to New Orleans. Ben Kerner, sole owner, set the deadline while seeking to keep the team in St Louis. Possible buyer Edward Arthur commented on costs and profit. Downey of the New Orleans group agreed to extend bidding to the 18th.
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Arthur Enterprises and Amusement Co
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Bradley Knee Operation Delayed One Week
In Austin AP report Texas quarterback Bill Bradley will delay knee surgery for a week due to a head cold and fever but remains on track to play baseball in the spring. teammate Pat Sheehan avoids surgery and will join spring football training, though start date is tentatively later than usual.
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Colts Edge Eagles In Narrow NFL Return
Unitas connects on five straight passes in a third period drive as Baltimore trails Philadelphia 14 13 after a late Colts field goal. Lang Scores from the two, then Berry disrupts a pass, and Matte’s 10 yard run helps Baltimore inside the eight. Final scoring includes Michaels field goal and late drives with Richards and Nettles making key plays. Attendance 58,088.
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