College basketball results across multiple tournaments update
Notre Dame defeated Kentucky 111 to 97 and Toledo beat Buller 84 to 62. Cotton Bowl East Texas Repuy edged East Texas St 59 58. Big Eight first round consolation saw Oklahoma 76 over Iowa State 72 and Oklahoma State 74 over Nebraska. Creighton 85 Florida St 77. Far West Classic Purdue 74 over Army 59, Washington State 54. LSU 79 over Rice 63. NYU 70 Penn 6. Arizona 77 Washington 63. Southern Calif 100 Mich St. Gator Bowl first round Texas 66 Georgia 60. Illinois 74 Villanova 65. Alabama 62 Duquesne 57. Tulsa 73 Yale 61. Memphis State 82 St. Louis 79.
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Bellamy And Johnson on NBA All-Star Team
New York AP reports 16 players named to the NBA All-Star game, including Oscar Robertson, Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlain, Jerry West, Hal Greer, Sam Jones, Tom Heinsohn, Wayne Embry, Jerry Lucas, Walt Bellamy, Gus Johnson, Len Wilkens, Bob Pettit, Elgin Baylor, and Terry Dischinger. The game is set for January 15 at St. Louis Arena.
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Detroit
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Clippers Down Hornets 4-2 in tight AHL win
Baltimore Clippers raced to a 2-0 lead on Dick Meissner goals and held on for a 4-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Hornets before 5,322 fans. Meissner scored early and again at 13:24 after assists from Ted Taylor and Gordon Labassiere. Pittsburgh trimmed the deficit, but Baltimore added two more, including Harry Pidhliny’s breakaway and Ken Schinkel’s late third, with contributions from Dave Creighton and Ulf Sterner.
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Namath to sign with the New York Jets
Alabama quarterback Joe Namath agrees to a pro offer from the New York Jets worth about 389000 dollars plus bonuses and a limousine. Namath plans to decide this week after the Orange Bowl, with Jets coach Weeb Ewbank signaling confidence in securing him. The knee injury flared in a Monday workout, sidelining him for Alabama.
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Tide’s Bryant expects to play in Orange Bowl night game
Brighter news for the Crimson Tide as Coach Bryant says knee treatment responded well and the signal caller should be ready for spot use against Texas in the first Orange Bowl night game. Texas, six point underdog, held first Miami workout and got a lift with injured wingback Phil Harris showing okay.
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Bear) Bryant
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Kentucky teams spread across six college leagues this winter
Louisville moves to the Missouri Valley Conference leaving Kentucky teams in six leagues including the Southeastern Ohio Valley Kentucky Intercollegiate and College Athletic Conferences and the Midwestern Athletic Association. Don Hutson of the Green Bay Packers scored the most touchdowns in professional football history with 105.
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