Southern Illinois Tops Duke In NIT Thriller
Marshall's George Stone set an NIT scoring record with 46 points as Marshall crushed Nebraska 119-88. Southern Illinois upset Duke 72-63 with Ralph Johnson and Walt Frazier leading a balanced attack sealing a spot in the semifinals at Madison Square Garden.
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Lincoln Traded to Bills in 1985 deal
Lincoln, a 31 year old back who started with San Diego in 1961, was traded to the Buffalo Bills by the Chargers for Tom Day and a draft choice. Bills coach Collier praised Lincoln as a blocker and clutch receiver while Gilman noted he fits any club. Lincoln had 58 carries for 214 yards and 14 receptions for 364 yards last season.
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NBA Players Strike Looms As Deadline Approaches
New York AP report says NBA players near a strike as noon deadline looms for postseason participation. Commissioner Kennedy warned playoffs could be canceled if players do not commit. Key issue is pension retroactivity. owners offer 500 dollars monthly after 30 years, players seek 600. Oscar Robertson notes potential ABA defections.
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Former Laker Star Jim Pollard Named ABA Mentor
Former Minneapolis Laker star Jim Pollard was named coach of the new Minnesota team in the American Basketball Association. AE Holman, franchise general manager, said Pollard was the No 1 choice. Pollard, 44, led Stanford to the 1942 NCAA title and joined the Lakers in 1947. contract details were not released as the league plans to start this fall.
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Yankees Stop Chicago 6-0 In Exhibition Baseball
Yankees pitching limited the Chicago White Sox to one hit in a 6-0 win at Fort Lauderdale. Stan Bahnsen, Bill Henry, and Stal Reniff worked, Henry allowed the lone hit, a Dennis Higgins single in the fourth. Ross Moschitto drove in two with a second inning double as New York strengthened its AL exhibition standing.
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Robinson Hit On Head In Exhibition game
Baltimore star Brooks Robinson was hit by a fastball in the fourth inning of an Orioles Braves exhibition in West Palm Beach. He walked off with a headache after his protective helmet cracked, was sent for X rays at Doctors Hospital in Coral Gables, and reportedly suffered no serious injury beyond the headache.
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Bronze Bout Wins Feature At Bowie
Bronze Bout ridden by Frank Mance won the William Paca Purse the featured eighth at Pimlico Monday in six furlongs 1 11 45. Crowd of 10003 saw the colt pay 14 40 5 60 and 3 80 across the board. Navy Admiral and Boy Voyageur paid 4 and 2 20. Cyclobland finished third paying 4 show. Frank Lovato tied up for five days at Pimlico for actions Saturday at Aqueduct and was set down along with veterans Tommy Lee and Dave Gorman whose suspensions run Tuesday through Monday for interfering with Banker Barn in race three.
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Pro Grid Draft Opens With 445 College Seniors
New York AP The 1966 combined NFL AFL draft begins Tuesday in a midtown hotel with 25 clubs selecting 445 college seniors. Notable players include Steve Spurrier Bubba Smith Bob Griese and Ray McDonald. First picks go to Baltimore and Minnesota amid merger trades and draft-order shifts.
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Fish Dept Will Now Set Deer Limits
In Annapolis the Maryland Legislature approved giving the Game and Inland Fish Commission power to fix deer hunting seasons and set dates for all deer hunting by rifle or bow. The new law removes the eight day season after Thanksgiving and allows trapping to curb wildlife populations seriously injurious to agriculture or other interests.
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Harlem Diplomats Play in Brunswick
The Harlem Diplomats will play the Brunswick All Stars Wednesday night at 8 p m in the Brunswick High School gym. The game is sponsored by the Brunswick High School Football Boosters Club. Tickets will be sold at the door.
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Board of Education Sends Congratulations to Frederick High Coach
The Frederick County Board of Education voted unanimously Monday night to send a letter of congratulations to Homer Brooks the basketball coach of Frederick High School praising his team for winning the Class A state basketball championships.
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