New London Stages Rally Falls Short Against Keystone
New London trimmed a 19 point deficit to within one late in the fourth period but Keystone held on for a 74 65 victory. Kim Hall sparked the Cats with 11 points off the bench in the late surge while Dave Martin and Bobby Williams led New London with 10 and 11 points respectively. Keystone, paced by Bob Hyatt with 16 and Bob Knittel with 14, improved to 1 1. The Wildcats connected on 25 of 87 shots while Keystone hit 26 of 69.
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Warren Wins AAA Crown in Rainy Akron Final
Warren Western Reserve defeated Cincinnati Princeton 37-6 to claim the first Ohio Class AAA football title. Mike Spiva scored three fourth quarter touchdowns to break the game open, after Warren led 12-6 through three periods. Neal Hall added a late TD as Warren finished 12-0. Princeton ended 10-1-1 in the muddy Rubber Bowl conditions before 15,565 spectators.
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UCLA Romps Wisconsin as Wooden Opens 25th Season
UCLA dominates Wisconsin 94-53 to begin John Wooden s 25th year at the helm. The Bruins push toward an NCAA record 60 straight wins, with Minnesota 93-71 over UC Irvine and North Carolina 107-62 over Biscayne in early games.
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