Tigers Crush Rutgers 97 74 for Seventh Straight Win
Princeton stays unbeaten in conference play as fifth ranked Tigers overwhelm Rutgers 97 to 74 on Rutgers floor. Joe Heiser clamps down on Bob Lloyd, limiting the nation's leading scorer as Clem Dertimt leads a balanced attack. Vanderbilt LSU Western Kentucky chase SEC leaders. Tennessee nears tie with Vandy after beating Mississippi State 67 45. Coach Ray Mears achieves his 200th career win.
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Middletown Middies edge Springfield South in GCL clash
Coach Walker notes South used a no in second half last meeting. Wiseman expected to attack again as Middies aim to close the gap after a 10 point first quarter deficit. Walker stressed defense and zone mixed with man to man as guards Miller and Graham held their ground in a hard fought win. The victory plus Garfield’s loss leaves Middies two losses in the GCL with a showdown against Lima looming.
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Alker
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Tim Graham
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Lima Spartans
Lima
Walker Mt Wood
Firval
Big O Trims Barry Margin in Scoring Race
Oscar Robertson narrowed Barry Barry’s lead by 299 points as he piled up 213 in six games to raise his season total to 1 480. Barry finished with 111 points in three fewer games for a 1 780 total, while Wilt Chamberlain and other stars also rise in per game and assist ranks. Adrian Smith leads free throw percentage at 900.
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NEW York
Oscar Robertson
Assex Nation
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Robertson
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San Francisco
John Havlicek
Boston
Fae Thurmond
Jerry West
Los Angeles
Chamberlain
Jeng Guygers
Chicago
Wiltotf
Adrian Smith
Cincinnati
Top Ten college basketball poll recap with rankings
UCLA leads as North Carolina and Louisville follow while Texas Western rises to fourth after wins over Arizona State and Brigham Young. Princeton remains fifth with a 14-2 record. Houston drops to sixth with Kansas, Western Kentucky and Vanderbilt also in the list.
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Kansas
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Celtics Close In On 76ers With Win Streak
The Boston Celtics defeated the San Francisco Warriors 121 108 in Greensboro led by Sam Jones with 32 points. The win stretched their NBA record-tying streak to 10, threatening the league mark of 17 held with the Washington Capitols.
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College basketball scores roundup from the night
Northwestern defeated Ohio State Xavier 56 to 100 while Villa Madonna edged Bowling Green 55 to 104. Many other results include Missouri Valley, Big Ten and ACC teams with victories and close games across the slate.
Bob Hope Desert Classic Opens With 500 Players Entered
Palm Springs is host as the Bob Hope Desert Classic begins its fourth tour on the 1967 pro golf circuit. More than 500 golfers, about 75 amateurs, compete on four courses with 70 pros advancing to a Sunday final at La Quinta for a 90000 prize. Doug Sanders is the defending champion, Arnold Palmer among entrants.
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Monday's Fights in Walpole and Portland
Joe De Nucci from Newton out pointed Clyde Taylor of New York in Walpole Massachusetts. Jesus Sanchez of Portland outpointed Gil Pedroza of Los Angeles in Portland Oregon in lightweight boxing.
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New York
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Gil Pedroza
Los Angeles
State high school standings list top teams and scores
The document lists top teams in Class A and other divisions with match wins losses and point totals. It names Columbus East Lorain King Canton Lincoln Cleve EEd Lima Shawnee Dayton Roosevelt Dayton Belmont Newark Marion Harding and others, plus additional minor schools and regional pairings and percentages.
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Lorain King
Columbus Linden
Canton Lincoln
Cleve
E.ed
Lima Shawnee
Dayton Roosevelt
Dayton Belmont
Newark
Marion Harding
Kenton
Waverly
Cuyahoga Falls
Cincinnati Colerain
Worthington
Minorva
Middletown
Buckeye Valley
Cleveland West Tech
Toronto
Coshocton
Sandusky
Parma Valley Forge
Alliance
Columbus
Hartley
Youngstown Chaney
New Philadelphia
Hamilton Badin
Struthers
Canton South
East and King Lead Poll as Columbus Powers Shine
East and King hold the top two spots in the state AP poll with Columbus clubs dominating the top ten. Lin deh moves to third, Lima Shawnee drops to sixth after an 89-83 loss to Kenton, and Belmont falls to tenth following a 59-56 defeat by Dayton Roth.
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Admiral King
Canton Lincoln
Massillon
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Shawnee
Dayton Roosevelt
Dayton Belmont
Newark
Marion Harding
Harding
Cuyahoga Falls
Roosevelt
Belmont
Dayton Roth
Fort Recovery and Ames Bern Nosed in Class A Race
Fort Recovery led with 187 points while Ames Bern stood at 177 as they contend for Class A honors. Unbeaten Strasburg moved to 15 0 with 158 points and Northwestern of Wayne County ranked fourth with 141. Carey rose into the top ten for the first time as St Henry fell to 11th in the standings.
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