Alcindor Tops Chamberlain In Bucks 133 68 Win
Lew Alcindor scored 37 points and outplayed Wilt Chamberlain as Milwaukee crushed Los Angeles 133 to 68 on national TV. Chamberlain had 25 points and 14 rebounds, while Oscar Robertson fueled defense with steals and blocks and held Jerry West to similar scoring. Milwaukee leaders include Alcindor in scoring and Robertson in free throw percentage.
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Hawks win third straight in non conference clash
Iowa City notes a non conference game where Iowa State defeats Hardin-Simmons 90-77. Ken Grabinski scores eight of nine free throws and six baskets to pace the Hawkeyes with Fred Brown adding 17 points. Joe Gould leads rebounds with 10. Hawkeyes improve to 3-4.
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Tigers Aim For Sixth Straight At Don Bosco
The Sacred Heart Tigers travel to Gilbertville to face the Don Bosco Dons in a non conference game as they seek to extend their win streak to six.
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Chiefs and Raiders top AFC Pro Bowl selections
New York i Quarterbacks Bob Griese of the Miami Dolphins and Daryle Lamonica of the Oakland Raiders lead the first AFC Pro Bowl squad for the January 14 game in Los Angeles. Chiefs dominate with 10 picks, Raiders total seven, including rookies Chester and Parrish among the selections.
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Husky JV2 76 Independence JV 57
Husky juniors opened 23 6 and led by 24 points in the third. Iun Him Passick led scoring with 10 of 10 from the line and George Jane, Jan e, and Bob Kelly id contributed in double figures as Oelwein reserves defeated Independence JV 76 57 after beating Waverly-Shell Rock yearlings and losing to West Waterloo.
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Northeast Iowa Conference action features Devorah at Osage and Sacred Heart at Gilbertville plus Tripodi at Sumoer near Elkader Garnaville Lansing Kee High at Postville Wapsie Valley at West Central. Upper Iowa Conference events list Center Point Edgewood Dunkerton and East Buchanan North Linn matchups. Wrestling showcase includes Tripoli Plainfield North Linn East Buchanan Jesup and Wapsic Valley Wauk Caledonia.
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Kentucky Drops in AP Top Ten After Loss to Purdue
The Kentucky Wildcats fall four spots after an 89 to 83 defeat to Purdue in their own invitation tournament final. UCLA and South Carolina hold the top two positions while Marquette Jacksonville and Penn rise to third through fifth after teams shift. Southern California moves up to sixth with a Sun Bowl Tournament win. Kansas Drake and Western Kentucky remain in the top ten.
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Falcons tallest cage entry in Oelwein Invitational
River Falls Wisconsin builds around 6 9 transfer Ron Penning as the Falcons showcase the tallest lineup in the Oelwein Invitational field Dec 28 29 The 2 6 Falcons rely on Penning Schultz Parker Mestemacher Peck Ward and others to challenge Augustus College and Upper Iowa in a four team event Tickets are on sale with 1 75 adults 75 cents students for the tournament featured in the Register feature on John J Pershing.
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Clemente to Play for San Juan Pirates in Winter League
Roberto Clemente of the Pittsburgh Pirates said Monday he will begin playing for the San Juan team in the Winter league here after managing the club this season.
Ohio State tops college gates in 1970 attendance
New York reports the 1970 college football season drew 29,465,604 spectators, up 6.6 percent from 1969. Ohio State posted a five game home average of 86,490, ranking behind Michigan’s all time mark. Michigan led single game attendance with 103,580 at the Michigan State game, a near record crowd.
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Meet Saturday in playoffs et ENE Barney and Hayes earn Player of Week
Detroit Lions cornerback Lem Barney was named Defensive Player of the Week after a standout game against Green Bay, including a 74 yard kickoff return and a 55 yard punt return. Cowboys receiver Bob Hayes was named Offensive Player of the Week after six catches for 187 yards in a 52 10 win that secured the NFC East title and a home playoff berth. Hayes and Morton connected for a touchdown as Dallas surged to their fifth straight victory. Simpson and Central ranked 17th and Simpson College 18th in the final NAIA Division I football poll.
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Exline Near 100 Wins as Peacocks Lead Dual Wins
Exline nears 100 career wins at 99 12 while Calmar’s Dennis Daker Craw Crawfordsville’s Dwain Burkhalder and Rochester’s Craig Campbell pace the team with top records. USC captures team titles at Graceland and Northwest Missouri meets as the Peacocks prep for Parsons at Fairfield and a double dual with USC and Bemidji State.
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