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Associated Press roundup shows Ames 63 Des Moines Roosevelt 56 Cedar Rapids Aegis 78 Burlington 50 Corydon Wayne 56 Lamont 38 Des Moines North 58 Marshalltown 56 in overtime North Polk 64 Southeast Polk 49 Waterloo West 81 Fort Dodge 66 Saint Joseph's 81 Jacksonville 63 Rutgers 87 Pittsburgh 68 LSU 57 Iowa 55 New Orleans Loyola 88 Washington U 87 Alabama 90 Sweden National Club 85 Cincinnati 89 TCU 88 OT Michigan 86 Ohio U 80 SMU 101 Arlington St 82 Arkansas Col 70 Philander Smith 68 UCLA 84 Colorado St 74 St Marys Calif 74 Hayward St 68 Oregon 73 Hawaii 64 first round UK Invitational Kansas St 83 Penn St 59 Kentucky 96 Oregon St 66 National Basketball Association Philadelphia 116 San Francisco 114 St Louis at Boston Detroit at Chicago Philadelphia at Los Angeles No games Saturday
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Honolulu
Illinois Case In the Hands Of Big Ten Now
The Illinois athletic irregularities case moves to the Big Ten and NCAA. Big Ten Commissioner Bill Reed led a full day hearing and discussed a grant in aid matter questioned by University President David D. Henry. An NCAA representative joined five Illinois officials for talks. results were not released.
Burnett Named AFL Rookie of the Year for Bills
Bobby Burnett of the Buffalo Bills, oldest of three football brothers, was named AFL Rookie of the Year by the Associated Press. He edged Mike Garrett of the Kansas City Chiefs 15 to 9 in a vote by sports writers and sportscasters from nine league cities. Burnett rushed for 766 yards and four touchdowns while providing steady running power, praised by Bills scout Harvey Johnson and coach Joe Collier for his rapid improvement and end zone sense.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Bobby Burnett
Buffalo Bills
Mike Garrett
Kansas City Chiefs
Garrett Garrett
Southern California
Burnett
Bills
Buffalo
Joe Collier
Harvey Johnson
Collier
Johnson
Arkansas
Tommy
New York Jets
Billy
Wilt Chamberlain unanimous pick for All-Star team
Wilt Chamberlain of Philadelphia was the unanimous center choice by 85 writers and broadcasters for the Eastern Division 17th NBA All-Star team to play January 10 at San Francisco Cow Palace. Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati led guards with 84 votes. other selections included Willis Reed New York Bailey Howell Boston Jerry Lucas Cincinnati and Bill Russell.
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New York
Wilt Chamberlain
Oscar Robertson
San Francisco
Cow Palace
Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Robertson
Cincinnati
Willis Reed
Bailey Howell
Boston
Jerry Lucas
Bill Rus
Sain to Tigers Join Twins Pitching Coach 1967
John Sain 48, the Twins pitching coach, will join the Detroit Tigers organization for 1967. He lives in Walnut Ridge Arkansas and pitched 15 years in the majors for the Braves Yankees and Athletics. The Western Division team will be announced Sunday.
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Minnesota Twins
Detroit Tigers
Sain
Walnut Ridge
Ark
Boston Braves
New York Yankees
Kansas City Athletics
Thurmond Holds Wilt, But 76ers Triumph 146-114
Nate Thurmond shadowed Wilt Chamberlain as the Warriors faced the Philadelphia 76ers in the only NBA game of the night. Thurmond won the personal matchup by limiting Chamberlain to 14 points and outrebounding him, yet San Francisco fell 146-114 as Philadelphia outlasted the Warriors.
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Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Super Star
Thurmond
76Ers
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 76Ers
Chamberlain
Big Dipper
Aerial Show Expected in Blue-Gray All-Star Game
In Montgomery the 29th Blue-Gray All-Star football game features sharpshooting quarterbacks Virgil Carter and Terry Southall directing the aerial attack for the North and South squads respectively. Carter leads BYU with 2,182 passing yards and 21 TDs, while Southall’s Baylor numbers of 1,986 yards and 16 TDs size the South’s air game. CBS televises at 2 p.m. EST, with about 20,000 fans expected. Carter named offensive captain for the Blues, South for the Grays. Southall is absent for a pregame vote as he travels to Arkansas for a wedding.
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Ala
Virgil Carter
Brigham Young
Indiana
Frank Stavroff
Terry Southall
Baylor
Southhall
Carter
John Bridges
Glenn Dobbs
Tulsa
CBS
Blues
Grays
Southall
Three Holiday Football Showdowns Highlight Bowl Weekend
Wyoming faces Florida State in the Sun Bowl from El Paso Texas on NBC at 4 p.m. EST Saturday. The Blue meets the Gray in Montgomery Alabama on CBS at 2 p.m. EST. Monday features the North versus the South in the Orange Bowl in Miami on ABC at 4 p.m. EST.
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Florida State
NBC
el Paso Tex
CBS
Montgomery
Ala
ABC
Miami
Hayes Home Hayes Catholic Hosts St. Joe's in Non-Conference Game
Hayes Catholic High hosts St. Joe's of DeWitt in a non conference basketball game. Frosh soph games at 6 30 p m and varsity at 8 p m in Hayes gym.
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St. Joe’s of
DeWitt
Hayes Gym
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Ankle Injury Not Serious For ISU Star
ISU star Don Smith, holder of Town State's scoring record, sprained an ankle but expects to play Tuesday in Kansas City as the Cyclones face Oklahoma State in the Big Eight Preseason tournament. He scored 41 in Town State's 101-87 Sun Devil Classic win over Texas in Phoenix, breaking Gary Thompson's 40-point school mark.
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Thompson
Phillips Oilers
Amateur Athletic Union
Smith
Roland
Iowa State
Hockey League Cards Upside Down During Holiday Season
The NHL season shows topsy turvy standings with New York and Montreal inverted from expected positions. Christmas cards circulating from NHL offices display Merry Christmas upside down, signaling a quirky holiday note amid league turmoil.
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Toronto
National Hockey League
New York
Montreal
NHL
Shrine Gridders Visit Crippled Children at Hospital
Shrine East West football players visited San Francisco Shriners Hospital raising funds over 5 million in 41 years. Players brightened wards by giving wallets with patient photos and presents, while 9 year old Bennie received a balloon. The visit lifted spirits despite injuries as East and West wings were shown school colors and banners before the teams depart for practice in Santa Clara and Palo Alto.
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Notre Dame
Jim Lynch
Shriner's Hospital
San Francisco
Lynch
Lima
Ohio
Kezar Stadium
Ron Bergman
Associated Press
Jim Wilkins
OSU
Lester
Bennie
Suzanne
Santa Clara
Palo Alto
Czech boxing to resume after 10 month ban
In Prague Czechoslovakia boxing will return in February ending a 10 month ban triggered by two fatal accidents. Officials have implemented safety steps including compulsory helmet use to make the sport safer.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Regulars benched as Indians face Providence tonight
Springfield Indians return to AHL action with several regulars benched after a abortive week long walkout against owner Eddie Shore. Shore says five newcomers from the Central League will dress for the game while the rest of the roster is augmented with current players. He refuses to reinstate suspended defensemen Dale Ross Bill White and Dav Amadio and forward Brian Kilrea, and insists the 19 players honor contracts despite a threatened walkout.
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Springfield
Mass
Springfield Indians
Providence
Eddie Shore
Shore
United States
Canada
Indians
Reds
Dale Ross
Bill White
Dav Amadio
Brian Kilrea
Alan Eagleson
Torono
UCLA Pulls Away For 84-74 Win Over Colorado State
UCLA, despite Lew Alcindor’s weakest game this season, topped Colorado State 84-74 at Pauley Pavilion after CSU tied 64-64. Alcindor scored 34, with Lynn Shackelford adding four straight field goals to break the tie as 12,487 watched. Coach Johnny Wooden called it Alcindor’s poorest effort to date but praised the rally. Other Top Ten actions included Cincinnati beating Texas Christian in overtime and Kentucky routing Oregon State in the UK Invitational.
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Lew Alcindor
UCLA
Colorado State University
Alcindor
Lynn Shackelford
Pauley Pavilion
Los Angeles
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