Cousy Leads Royals Past Celtics in Opening Night Thriller
Cincinnati Royals coach and former Celtics star Bob Cousy fueled a 110-108 comeback win at Boston Garden over his old team as Boston dropped its first season opener in 11 years. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati with 25 points while Larry Siegfried had 22 for Boston. Hal Greer 40 paced the 76ers past the Lakers who got 39 from Jerry West and 35 from Wilt Chamberlain.
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Bengals Aim to End Slump Against Broncos
Cincinnati and Denver seek to halt straight losses in an AFL clash as Bengals coach Paul Brown lauds the Broncos defense and weighs whether Greg Cook or Sam Wyche will start at quarterback. Steve Tensi returns to form for Cincinnati while Clem Turner and Jess Phillips try to spark the offense.
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Buckeyes Open To New Record In Minnesota Test
Ohio State aims to extend its winning streak to 18 in a bid to reclaim a national edge. Coach Woody Hayes notes 157 points scored with only 35 allowed as the Buckeyes seek a second straight Big Ten title and top national ranking.
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Napoles Retains Welterweight Title In Dueling Card
In Los Angeles Jose Napoles from Mexico City outpointed Emile Griffith in a 15 round welterweight bout to defend his world title. Berlin saw Denny Moyer from Portland defeat Gerhard Piskowy in a 10 round match. Seoul featured Lee Kum Taik from South Korea stopping Saburo Saito of Japan in 6 rounds.
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Falcons crush Thunderbirds 42 to 0 for fifth straight win
Fenwick, led by Jerry Harkrader and son Butch, racked up 42 points at home on the Thunderbirds as Lakota again posted zero. A. J. Dobrozsi connected for two early scores and Fenwick receivers Muthert Fening Myers added TDs in a dominant victory.
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Browns seek solo Century lead in key Pittsburgh showdown
Press sports roundup covers the Cleveland Browns versus Pittsburgh lineup amid a national NFL slate. Leroy Kelly and Bill Nelson aim to extend Cleveland’s 2-2 record while the Steelers test Roy Jefferson’s health and New York Giants’ pursuit of upper standings. Nearby high school scores and other NFL games follow, including Green Bay at Los Angeles and Minnesota at St. Louis as divisions tighten.
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Southern Cal Faces Notre Dame in Top College Clash
Southern California ranked No 3 visits No 11 Notre Dame in a high profile Saturday college football showdown. UCLA battles California as both seek Rose Bowl momentum while Ohio State hosts Minnesota in a key national ranking game.
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Hodges Named NL Manager of the Year in Stunning Mets Rise
Gil Hodges, 45, Brooklyn native and former Dodger, is AP Manager of the Year after guiding the New York Mets from last place in 1967 to a 1969 World Series victory over Baltimore. He recovered from a heart attack in September 1968 and returned to manage, capping a remarkable turn from futility to champions. The voting ranked Hodges first with 267 votes, ahead of Lyman Harris, Clyde King, Leo Durocher, and Harry Walker.
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Houston Leads Buckeye Fall Golf Classic
Houston held a six stroke lead heading into the final 27 holes at Ohio State University. The Cougars posted a 579 for 27 holes led Oklahoma State at 580 and LSU at 598 while Ohio teams trailed with Miami fifth at 600 and Ohio State eighth at 613.
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