Wyoming Cowboys Face Tough December Road Stretch
Wyoming coach Bill Strannigan, after back-to-back losses to Iowa and Drake, plans six straight away games leading to Raleigh. He remains optimistic about a young roster, citing strong play from Drake rival Guydon and Iowa star Nelson. Players from Muscatine, including Eastland and Steckman, contribute as the team navigates a demanding December schedule. Iowa players Nau and Town teammates also factor into the Wisconsin trip.
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Top college teams clash as Ohio State wins big
Ohio State, riding a 5-0 start, beat Loyola of Chicago 90-65 as Lucas led with 19 points. Bradley and St Bonaventure improved to 7-0 with 29 points from Walker and Stith, while Duke and Detroit also posted wins. The Associated Press graded 11 teams with North Carolina and NC State tied for 10th.
Nelson Takes Over Big Ten Scoring Lead
Chicago report notes Don Nelson of Town leads the Big Ten in scoring after a 34 point game against Arizona. He totals 167 points in six games for a 27.6 average, ahead of Ohio State All-America Terry Lucas with 197 points in five games and a 29.4 average. Michigan’s Jobin Tidwell sits at 23.0 with 161 in seven.
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Hawks Roll To 105 64 Victory In Record Iowa Scoring Night
Iowa freshmen and starters combined for 105 points as the Hawkeyes defeated Arizona 105 to 64, breaking an 11 year team scoring record. Don Nelson led with 34 points, Joe Reddington set up the final basket, and Dennis Runge added 11 as Iowa shot 49 percent and moved to 5-1 on the season heading into the West Coast Classic in Los Angeles.
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McCormick Grabs ERA Crown in Giants Pitching Run
Mike McCormick, a young Giants lefty, led the league in earned run average with 2.70 across 23 innings pitched. He posted 15 wins and 13 losses, marking the third straight year a San Francisco Giant topped the ERA list and continuing a nine year span of Giants leading in the category.
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Pistons Fall Again as Baylor-Led Lakers Win
In Portland, the Detroit Pistons lost 107 to 103 to the Los Angeles Lakers. Elgin Baylor scored 39 points, sparking a fourth quarter rally that moved Los Angeles to second in the NBA Western Division while Detroit dropped to last. The teams meet again tonight.
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Pro Basketball Results and Schedules
NBA results show Los Angeles 107, Detroit 108 on Monday and Boston hosting Cincinnati with New York and Syracuse at New York. Tuesday's menu lists Portland at Los Angeles and Philadelphia at Boston while New York faces Syracuse. Wednesday's card includes New York at Philadelphia and Boston hosting St Louis, with Boston again on the slate.
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Green Bay Packers Rise After Long Struggle
Green Bay, Wisconsin, long dismissed due to a small population battles New York and Chicago in the NFL but now rides high. The Packers, once mired in near-cellar days, rebuilt under Vince Lombardi with an 8 4 season and a new 42 000 seat stadium, restoring local pride and fan loyalty likened to a cult.
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Auburn joins AP Top Ten as Buckeyes and Braves top seats
The Associated Press college basketball Top Ten expands to eleven with unbeaten Auburn added. Ohio State and Bradley remain top contenders as voters across the national panel weigh North Carolina against North Carolina State and other contenders. The week’s ratings reflect a tight balance among major programs.
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Ohio State Leads Independent College Basketball Poll
Ohio State remains the unanimous top choice in the independent basketball poll based on 36 first place votes for a 4-0 record through Saturday. Bradley and St Bonaventure follow, with Indiana and Louisville also in top five as Auburn, Duke and St John’s rise while North Carolina and Kansas State slip amid shifts and votes from other schools.
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College basketball scores from various teams
Iowa defeated Arizona 105 to 64 and Drake beat Wyoming 75 to 54. Mankato State 81 topped Morningside, Vanderbilt 80 beat Texas Tech 78, Southern Methodist 63, Minnesota 60, Texas Christian 78 over Oklahoma City 74, Tulsa 73, Baylor 66, San Francisco 67, Hawaii 38.
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Brundage Pushes Ban on Future Olympic Champions
International Olympic Committee President Avery Brundage proposed banning Olympic champions from future games to protect amateur status and prevent careers in sport. He said a July Athens meeting would discuss aging and other reforms, though American officials doubt a ban will be enacted. Tokyo 1964 and Innsbruck Winter Games are noted.
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