Alcindor Slumps Yet Bruins Beat CSU 84 74
UCLA sophomore Lew Alcindor scored 34 as top ranked Bruins rallied from a 4-34 halftime deficit to defeat Colorado State University 84-74 at Pauley Pavilion. Alcindor admitted a poor defensive effort but teamed with Lynn Shackelford on four straight field goals to seize control in the final minutes.
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Dean Martin Show Easing To Success
NBCs Dean Martin Show enters its second season climbing Nielsen ranks. The Thursday hour remains unglamorous yet engaging, with Martin’s humor and guests Lib erace Jane Powell Barbara McNair Tennessee Ernie Ford contributing. The show rests around 23rd in ratings and is renewed for a third season despite its casual format and booze jokes.
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Dean Martin
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Barbara McNair
Tennessee Evenie Ford
Record Vault Won t Count at Senior Bowl Vaulting Meet
USC star Bob Seagren failed three tries at 15 feet during the Senior Bowl track meet indoor pole vault competition and thus did not count toward the world indoor record. In exhibition vaulting he cleared 17 feet 4 inches, short of the 17 feet 5 1/2 inch indoor mark.
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University of Southern California
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Eight named to Eastern Division in NBA All Star game
Wilt Chamberlain of Philadelphia is the unanimous center pick with 85 votes from 85 writers and broadcasters. Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati leads guards with 84 votes. Also named were Willis Reed New York Bailey Howell Boston Jerry Lucas Cincinnati Bill Russell Philadelphia Hal Greer Philadelphia and John Havlicek Boston. Western team to be announced Sunday.
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Wilt Stymied But Team Wins
The Associated Press reports Nate Thurmond shadowed Wilt Chamberlain for the Warriors, but the Philadelphia 76ers prevailed 116-114. Thurmond won the personal matchup by holding Chamberlain to 14 points and outrebounding him, yet Philadelphia edged the game.
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Air Show Likely In Blue Gray All Star Game
A pair of sharpshooting quarterbacks lead the 29th Blue Gray All Star game in Montgomery Alabama with Virgil Carter of Brigham Young and Baylor’s Terry Southall directing the North and South. Carter passes 2182 yards 21 TDs while Southall has 1986 yards 16 TDs. The telecast begins at 2 PM EST on CBS with about 20000 expected fans. Carter named offensive captain. Southall absent for his Arkansas wedding trip.
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College Basketball Scores Across Regions
EAST St Josephs Pa 81 Jacksonville 63 Rutgers 87 Pittsburgh 68 LIU 57 Illnoa 55 SOUTH New Orleans Loyola 88 Washington U 87 Alabama 90 Sweden National Club 85 MIDWEST Cincinnati 89 TCU 88 overtime Michigan 86 Ohio U 80 SOUTHWEST SMU 101 Arlington St 82 Arkansas Col 70 Philander Smith 68 FAR WEST UCLA 84 Colorado St 74 St Mary's Calif 74 Hayward St 68 Oregon 73 Hawaii 64 TOURNAMENT UK Invitational First Round Kansas St 83 Penn St 59 Kentucky 96 Oregon St 66
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Jimmy Byrnes Legacy: A Man Who Worked Hard and Helped Others
In Columbia a portrait of Jimmy Byrnes outlines a career spanning roles from congressman and senator to Supreme Court justice and wartime administrator. The James F. Byrnes Foundation funds 270 scholars with $500 yearly, while Byrnes emphasizes work and personal guidance over money. He and Maude, his wife of 60 years, embody a lifelong ethos of substitute parental support for homeless or orphaned teens.
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Post Action For MU Gridders
COLUMBIA AP Four University of Missouri football players and the school's athletic director will take part in postseason games. Don Faurot will coach as assistant for the Blue squad in the Blue-Gray game at Montgomery Alabama. Jim Whitaker and Bill Powell are Missouri captains in the Blue-Gray game. Whitaker and Powell also play in the Senior Bowl at Mobile on January 2. Earl Denny will play on the North Squad in the North-South game at Miami on December 26. Charlie Brown joins the East West Shrine game in San Francisco on December 1 and the Hula Bowl in Honolulu January 6. Whitaker is a defensive back from Kansas City Powell a defensive tackle from Jefferson City Denny a halfback from Golden City Brown a halfback from Jefferson City.
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Russia Eyes Wheat Deal As East Influence Grows In Egypt
Cairo reports East and West courting Egypt as Moscow may offer temporary wheat supplies while seeking broader influence. Nasser leans toward nonalignment, with Soviet military, economic aid and a large embassy shaping Cairo’s balance. Western leaders have been sparse visitors since 1952 upheavals, though some invitations exist.
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