Libbey Pounds Truckers in 96 49 Victory
Toledo Libbey overwhelmed the Cowboys 96 to 49 as they shot 38 of 95 from the floor while the Trucker squad made 18 of 49 attempts. Coach Leonard Hardman praised Libbey’s fast breaks, defense, and shooting as his team battled fatigue from a three games in four days stretch.
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Wildcats Face Rough Night in 63 34 Loss to Keystone
Keystone High School overwhelmed New London Wildcats 63 34 as New London botched 34 turnovers and hit only seven field goals. Dean Harmony led with seven points while Keystone’s Pie tch led with 13. Keystone dominated in rebounds 51 to 25 and controlled the game with strong interior defense.
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Bruins Rally Past Red Wings In 7-5 Upset
Boston Bruins beat Detroit 7-5 at Boston Garden to snap a 5-5 tie with a late 16 09 of the final period by Tom Williams. John McKenzie struck a hat trick as Boston won its third straight and moved closer to first place in the NHL East. New York edged St Louis 1-0, Chicago beat Minnesota 2-1, and Philadelphia defeated Los Angeles 7-2 to claim East and West division leads.
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Tigers Hit Win Column BERLIN HEIGHTS Tigers beat South Amherst 68 58 in a strong second half effort
Berlin Heights gains its first win of the season by defeating South Amherst 68 to 58. Jeff Strickler returns from injury for 14 points while Kelly Shook and Ron Schuster add key ball handling. Schuster leads Berlin Heights with 18 points. Dick Allsop and Schuster tie for second with 17. Tigers out-rebound 38 to 34 and shoot 32 percent from the floor.
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Ward's 104 yard kickoff return seals Browns win over Redskins
Browns rookie Carl Ward turns kickoff into 104 yard touchdown the longest in team history and NFL this season. Leroy Kelly adds 163 yards and two TDs as Cleveland defeats Washington 42 to 37 with Brewer 70 yard score and key plays from Ryan Warfield and Green.
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Giants Explode To 34-7 Halftime Lead Over Eagles
Frank Tarkenton threw three touchdown passes as the Giants built a 34-7 halftime lead and forced three Norm Snead interceptions in a rout of Philadelphia. Baltimore stayed one game ahead of Los Angeles after the Rams beat Detroit 31-7 on Thanksgiving. Dallas defeated St. Louis 46-21 in the other game.
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Gems Fall to Oakleafs as Chiupka Netts Four Points
Dayton Gems lost 8-5 to Des Moines Oakleafs. Art Chiupka, in his first NHL game, scored in all three periods and added an assist for four points, driving the Oakleafs to victory.
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Rockets Top Neptunes In CFL Regular Season Upset
Charleston Rockets edged the Norfolk Neptunes 16 14 in Norfolk to close the CFL regular season. Both teams hold 11 3 records and will meet Orlando Panthers for the Eastern Championship. The Norfolk Orlando winner advances to the East West playoff in Anaheim December 10.
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Trojans Take MacArthur Bowl
Southern California ended a two team MAC era by earning the 1967 national college football title. Coach John McKay will receive the MacArthur Bowl at the National Football Foundation dinner in New York on December 5. The Trojans finished the regular season 9-1 and close with Indiana in the Rose Bowl on January 1.
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Barons Fall 8-2 to Providence Reds in NHL action
Providence Reds defeated the Cleveland Barons 8-2 as Pierre Brillant and Brian Perry each scored twice. Fred Glover scored for Cleveland and Mo Mantha added a 50-foot shot to restore the Reds’ lead.
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Eagles Trounce Bobcats In Season Opener
MONROEVILLE The Monroeville Eagles defeated the Green Springs Bobcats 72 to 46 in the season opener. The Eagles jumped to an early 16 point first quarter lead and never relinquished it, dominating on the boards to secure the win.
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Mets Begin Trade Talks at Major League Meetings
In Mexico City, the Mets announced two completed deals with Chicago and Washington, sending Ken Boyer to the White Sox and Bill Denehy plus $100,000 to the Senators to facilitate Gil Hodges leaving Washington. The White Sox reportedly seek Jack Fisher and may trade an outfielder as part of ongoing moves.
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