College Basketball Results From Associated Press Listings
East and Midwest matchups with Villanova Duke North Carolina Texas and UCLA notable. Schools listed include Canisius St Bonaventure Duquesne Providence Temple Harvard Yale Columbia Georgetown Army St Johns Holy Cross Connecticut Pittsburgh Boston College Rhode Island Buffalo Rutgers Lehigh Duke Tennessee North Carolina Maryland and multiple others with scores and OT denotations. Postgame notes show Maryland region results and a 1963 National League baseball season reference closing the item.
NCAA Protests Friday TV Plan To Senate Panel
The NCAA asked the Senate Judiciary Committee to rule if broadcasting five NFL Friday night games next fall violates the 1961 anti trust law and urged broadening the act to bar Friday night telecasts by pros. Walt Byers cited college and high school opposition and potential coordinated action.
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Kansas City
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Senate Judiciary Committee
NCAA
National Federation of State
NFL
American Broadcasting Co
Walt Byers
Drake Wins Bring So What Utah 71 65 Upsets Utes
Drake defeated Utah 71 65 to break a first place tie with New Mexico. Other results included Texas upsetting Texas Tech 78 76, and Bradley setting an Ivy League scoring record with Bill Bradley's 51 points in a win over Harvard.
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Utah
Utes
New Mexico
Texas
Texas Tech
Red Raiders
Texas A&m
Villanova
Canisius
DePaul
Western Ontario
Kentucky
Oregon State
Oklahoma State
Iowa State
Kansas State
Colorado
Willie Murrell
Kstate
Missouri
Nebraska
Bradley
Princeton
Bill Bradley
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Yale
Penn
Cornell
Ithaca
Providence
New York
Seton Hall
Murray
East Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Eastern Kentucky
Western Kentucky
East Tenn
Miami
Ohio
Ohio Univ
Toledo
Chicago
Loyola
Houston
Tulane
Greenies
Alabama
Duke Maintains ACC Lead After Weekend Wins
Duke remained atop the ACC standings after beating Davidson 82-75 as Wake Forest beat Virginia to move up. Duke, 10-0 in conference play, can clinch at least a share of the title with wins over Wake Forest or Maryland in upcoming games.
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Associated Press
Duke
Davidson
Blue Devils
Deacons
Wake Forest
Durham
N. C
Maryland
Virginia Tech
Virginia
Jeff Mullins
Mullins
Charlotte
N.C
North Carolina State
Clemson
N.C. State
Billy Moffitt
Wolfpack
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tar Heels
Gamecocks
Billy Cunningham
Cavaliers
ACC
Ronnie Watts
Richard Carmichael
Teenager Lindgren Could Redefine U S Distance Marks
Gerry Lindgren, 17, of Spokane Washington, ran 8 40 for two miles at the Golden Gate Invitational, placing him among the era's fastest youths. He tied as athlete of the meet with Ron Clarke as he defied expectations and hinted at possible world record pace.
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San Francisco
Gerry Lindgren
United States
Spokane
Wash
Ron Clarke
Australia
Cow Palace
Gaston Roelants
Belgium
Los Angeles
Lindgren
Rogers High School
Tracy Walters
Quote from athlete about Page 10 Ger Y a race plan
A brief sports quote describes approach to competing actions. The speaker emphasizes running to the competition and testing Page 10 Ger Y on the track. The remark signals focus on performance and readiness for upcoming events.
Skoblikova sweeps four titles at world speed skating
Lidia Skoblikova of Russia dominates the world championships in Kristinehamn Sweden winning the 3,000 and 1,000 meter races to complete a four event sweep. Jan Smith of Rochester NY led the U S with 12th place overall and 206 317 points.
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Kristinehamn
Sweden
Russia
Lidia Skoblikova
Miss Skoblikova
Siberia
Jan Smith
Rochester
N.Y
Harold Craft Named to Olympic Baseball Committee
Harold Pinky Craft the longtime North Dakota baseball coach is identified as a member of the Olympic baseball committee.
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Harold (Pinky) Craft
North Dakota
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House OF Fabrics
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Studebaker
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Taneytown, Maryland
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Oldsmobile
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