Flyers Ground Perkins In Rough Big 10 Tilt
St Paul coach Tom Mc Clain guided the Flyers to a 57-50 victory over Perkins with Richard Mills on the bench as required by a teacher on the staff. Mc Clain, stepping in last week, cited team unity and clutch free throws as key factors while eyeing upcoming games against Lakeside and Thompson.
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Clown Prince Goose Tatum Dies at 45
Goose Tatum known as the clown prince of basketball dies at his home in El Paso after a liver ailment. The Harlem Globetrotter alumnus, 45, planned a benefit game in Dallas to honor him with Marquis Haynes Sugarfoot Johnson and others attending.
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Alcindor Regains Lead With 29.8 PPG In Week
Lew Alcindor of UCLA again tops the NCAA scoring chart at 29.8 points per game for the period ending January 14. He totaled 91 points across three games, narrowing the gap behind Providence star Jimmy Walker, whose average slipped to 29.5 from 31.0.
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Milan Matmen Chalk Up No. 8
Crestline Milan wrestling remained undefeated with a 33 13 win over Crestline Tuesday. Three Milan wrestlers stand 11 0 including Emerson at 103 pounds Haeuptle 154 pounds and Weilnau 4 1. Other winners Ezell Ross Hoffman and Weimnan. Milan heads to Perkins tournament Saturday.
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Weekend Cage Schedule
Weekend schedule lists games by Knights of Columbus bowling councils 626 and 1117. The text notes January 12 as a reference date with Associates 626 38 18 in the fragment.
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Flyers fall to Louisville fast break in clash at Dayton
Dayton lost 66 to 50 as Louisville used a 26 to 10 second half run to pull away after leading at halftime. Unseld totaled 12 points. Beard 18 for Louisville. May and Sadlier each had 16 for Dayton in a slim midweek Ohio college schedule.
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