South Carolina Upsets Duke In Early Upset Of Season
South Carolina coach Frank McGuire celebrates as his Gamecocks upset third-ranked Duke 73-71 behind a late rally led by Frank Stande ard. The victory comes in McGuire’s second season to move to 3-0, with fans cutting down nets in triumph. Other top ten results include Michigan’s 107-70 win over Ball State and Bradley’s 89-78 over New Mexico State.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
Frank McGuire
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Blue Devils
Frank Standeard
Michigan
Little Ball State
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New Mexico State
Big Field For Rich Four Ball
Palm Beach Gardens Florida AP Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer lead a 216 player field for the PGA Four-ball Championship the richest event of the year with 125000 prize. 108 two man teams compete for 20000 first prize over 72 holes at PGA National on two courses West and East.
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Area Player Of The Week John Moeller Of Overbrook
The Ottawa Herald names John Moeller area Player Of The Week for 1965 66. The Overbrook senior forward scored 29 points in a 69 67 overtime win over Lyndon, contributing 18 in the fourth quarter and overtime as the Gophers rallied in Osage County League action.
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Ottawa Herald
John Moeller
Overbrook
Bowling league scores and high series highlights
Bowling results show Ottawa area leagues with top series and high games. Notable performances include Reusch at Elks Ladies and Fritts at Ottawa Savings & Loan, with scores ranging from the 400s to 500s across multiple lanes and clubs.
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Ottawa Savings & Loan
Fritts
College Basketball Scores From The East Midwest
The Associated Press reports scores across regions with Columbia 63 over CCNY 57 in the East. In the Midwest N Carolina 82 over Ohio State 72 and Michigan 107 over Ball State 70. Iowa 69 over Southern Illinois 58 and Detroit 78 over Indiana 75. Creighton 103 over South Dakota 58 and Bradley 89 over Northern Minnesota State 78.
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MVC Is Now 16-1 After crushing New Mexico State
MVC notes a 16-1 mark for Bradley and Tulsa in conference play. Bradley’s Joe Allen led Valley scoring at 21.7 but scored 16 on Monday. Tulsa trounced South Dakota State 88-63 and sits 2-1 in the MVC, while North Texas, Drake, and Cincinnati are highlighted in upcoming games.
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Boxing Results From Major Cities
Boxing results from New Orleans Philadelphia Los Angeles and Las Vegas list bouts with each fighter’s weight and hometown. Zora Ford ley Chandler defeated Bob Foster on points in New Orleans. Kitten Hayward Philadelphia defeated Benny Briseco Philadelphia on points. Jose Medel Mexico defeated Jesus Pimentel Mexico on points. Ernie Lopez Los Angeles defeated Armand Lourenco Las Vegas by knockout.
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OHS Names Payne Player Of Week For 1965 66
Ottawa High School honors Dave Payne a 6 1 junior as the first Cyclone Player of the Week in the 1965 66 season. Though OHS lost two games, Payne shined with 28 points and 32 rebounds over the two outings after stepping in for an injured center.
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NCAA Approves Open Meets With Some Ifs
NCAA president Everett D Barnes says member schools may enter open track meets without penalties but should prefer meets that conform to NCAA certification. He notes AAU guidelines threaten open competition, while NCAA arbitration with AAU is to begin soon and certification will be communicated to members.
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Feisty GM Takes Reins as Ranger Coach
New York GM Emile Francis, recently in a brawl with a goal judge and a fan, takes over coaching duties as New York Rangers aim to climb from fifth place. The team endures a six game winless streak and a rough stretch that cost fines after an arena incident in Madison Square Garden.
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Armbro Flight Tops 3 Year Trotters in Poll
Columbus AP Harness writers and sportscasters select Armbro Flight as 3 year old Trotting of the Year with 119 votes, Noble Victory second at 46, Egyptian and Nimble Boy minor contenders. Bret Hanover wins 3 year old pacing with 174 of 179 votes, Adios Vic Balenzano each with two, Tuxedo Hanover one.
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