Chamberlain tops 76ers in 158 128 win over Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain dominates with 53 points 42 rebounds and 14 assists for Philadelphia as his team sets multiple records in a 158 128 victory over Los Angeles. He credits Kansas beat Villanova in the NIT and notes personal satisfaction at his alma mater’s success.
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Ken Rappoport
Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles
Kansas
Villanova
University of Kansas
Madison Square Garden
New York
Syracuse
San Francisco
Boston
Minneapolis
Mikita Leads Without Scoring in Week of NHL Play
Chicago star Stan Mikita remained the NHL scoring leader with 79 points though goalless in two games last week. Jean Ratelle and Phil Esposito each had a goal and an assist in three games to stay within one point of Mikita, while Bobby Hull moved to 44 goals with six games left as Hull eyes a 50 goal season. Gordie Howe sits two weeks before turning 40, chasing the league record.
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NEW York
Chicago
Stan Mikita
National Hockey League
Mikita
Jean Ratelle
Boston
Phil Esposito
Chicvago
Bobby Hull
Rod Gilbert
Detroit
Gordie Howe
Hull
Ntil Cooper
Hunter's
Cooper
Lotus Schwartz
Larry Albers
Upper Iowa
Roosevelt And Paullina Favored How the Newsmen Voted
A sweeping AP poll shows Roosevelt Des Moines and Paullina receiving strong support from sports writers and sportscasters across multiple papers and stations. The piece lists numerous names from Des Moines to Estherville and Muscatine indicating broad regional influence on the voting patterns.
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Associated Press
Favorites Play Tonight Hayes Tourney Games Opposite
Quarter-final round opens in the 12th Hayes Amateur Basketball tourney after Safley's Sports Shop and Hunter's TV posted first-round wins. Safley's beat Schu Inaker's Commandos 74-50. Hunter's edged Modern Metals 74-72 in a late thriller with Cooper hitting a baseline winner.
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Harold Blake
Hayes
Safley’s Sports Shop
Hunter’s TV
Safley’s
Muscat
Tine High
Schu Inaker’s Commandos
Hunter's TV
Cedar Rapids
Modern Metals
Skeffington
Jack and Jill
DeWitt
Ina Mae
Mascaline
Clinton
Krieger Motors
Safley
Sports Shop All-Stars
Burlington JC
Peacocks stun Duke in NIT quarterfinal shocker
St Peter's races to a 15-3 early lead and overwhelms Duke 100 71 in the NIT quarterfinals as Elnardo Webster scores 21 in the first half. Kansas eyes next test after watching St Peter's explosive opener.
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Kansas
Peacocks
St. Pete's
Associated Press
NEW York
Don Kennedy
St. Peter’s
Duke Blue Devils
Kansas Jayhawks
Kennedy
Villanova
Jayhawks
Nall
Dayton
Fordham
Long Island U
Notre Dame
Marshall
Duke
New Jersey
Elnardo Webster
Wednesday's Games Hit City Matchups Across The League
Toronto visits Montreal while New York faces Chicago and Philadelphia travels to Oakland St Louis hosts Pittsburgh and Minnesota plays Los Angeles in a slate of midweek matchups across major markets.
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Toronto
Montreal
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Oakland
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Detroit
Cincinnati
Houston
Baltimore
Mexico City
Reds
Atlanta
Orlando
California
Cleveland
Palm Springs
Calif
2-Class Tourney Opens In Iowa A AA Final Four
Des Moines Roosevelt named top pick to win the Class AA Iowa high school basketball championship in an AP poll. Roosevelt meets Clear Lake in Wednesday action, with Storm Lake and Fort Dodge also favored in the tight bracket as Des Moines hosts the two class state meet with games, results and pairings continuing through the weekend.
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Des Moines Roosevelt
Frank Snyder
Woi-Tv
Ames
Mike Bryson
Associated Press
Jerry Jurgens
Davenport Times Democrat
Phil Mary
Des Moines Tribune
Bud Sobel
Krne-Tv
Des Moines
Chuck Ostheimer
Estherville Daily News
Pat Flaherty
KBOE
Oskaloosa
Harold Blake
Muscatine Journal
A. Calkins
KWPC
Muscatine
Frosty Mitchell
KGRN
Grinnell
Theda Long
Centerville Lowegian
Alex Stoddard
Sioux City Journal
Harold Bailey
Perry Chief
Phil Cinitz
Atlantic News Telegraph
Dale Barton
Carroll Times-Herald
Bob Elliott
Iowa City Press-Citizen
John
NFLPA
National Football League
Art Modell
Cleveland Browns
NFL
Modell
Wellington Mara
New York Giants
Rankin Smith
Atlanta Falcons
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay
Federal Building
Dan, Shulman
Associatea Press
Porms
DES Moines (Ap
Iowa
Clear Lake
Paullina
Ottumwa Walsh
Blairsburg
Hamilton
Norway
Thompson
Storm Lake
Roosevelt
East
Fort Dodge
Wahlert
Tornadoes
Ottumway
Harlan
Waterloo East
Sioux City Central
Dubuque
Davenport Central
Dubuque Wahlert
Ottumwa
Corydon Wayne
Sioux City
Leeds
Fairbank Wapsie Valley
Sioux City Leeds
Walsh
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Grid
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KAYL
Gus Schrader
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Jim van Heel
Mason City Globe Gazette
Jon Swemumson
Webster City Freeman Journal
Ray Justice
KWMT
Mo Kelley
KASI
Bob Brown
Fort Dodge Messenger
Hal Lagerstrom
Dubuque Telegraph-Herald
Boyd
Dee
Peterson
Bryson
Jurgens
Sobel
Osthemimer
Calkins
Schoep
Stoddard
Bailey
Smith
Cinitz
Barton
McConnell
Lyman
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Ney
Lagerstrom
Mary
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Flaherty
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Long
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Hoskins
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Gregg Schroeder
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Dick Marr
Bob Steckman
Don Brandt
Steve Lawrence
Bob Hathaway
Steve Hutton
Gary Seligman
Steve Ziegenhorn
Rex Gantenbein
Greg Bridges
Schumaker
Marty Beckey
John Fox
Mike Lazio
John Sheangoski
Tim Panther
Gene Marks
Munter
Skeffington’s
Gabriel
Lange's Safety Service
Oiat
Edward
Harry Laurie
St. Peter's
Jersey City
N. J
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Joe Kennedy
AP Photofax
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Sebring, Fla
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Corvette
Sunray DX Oil Co
Sebring
Jim Hall
Victoria
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British Columbia
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Tokyo
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Japan
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Philippines
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Nebraska
Byron Hafner
Letts
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Columbus Junction
Madeleo Blake
Lloyd Austin
Wapella
Ralph Crawford
Riverside Park
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New Haven
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Dartmouth
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