UCLA Routs Minnesota to Extend 40th Straight Win
UCLA dominated Minnesota 95-55 in the Los Angeles Classic opening round to stretch its winning streak to 40. Lew Alcindor led with 28 points as the Bruins shot 61 percent, with Lucius Allen 19 and Edgar Lacey 14 supporting. They face St Louis in the semifinals as the tourney unfolds with multiple early-round games across cities.
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Jayhawk junior college wind up non league week in Kansas
Jacos Finish Outside Loop This Week Wichita AP Jayhawk junior college basketball ends non divisional play this week before league play begins. Hutchinson Coffeyville Neosho County and Fort Scott lead the Western Division with strong weeks as Hutchinson tours Arizona and Coffeyville hosts at Haysville tournament action with Butler County and Pratt. Randie Anderson of Butler County and Coffeyville’s Mike Holliman starred in the El Dorado clash.
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Aussies Win Davis Cup In 4-1 Victory Over Spain
Australia retained the Davis Cup with a 4-1 win over Spain in Brisbane. Spain's point came from Manuel Santana who defeated John Newcombe 17-5 6-4 6-2. Roy Emerson won the second of the final two singles 6-1 6-1 2-6 6-4 over Manuel Orantes. Australia had already secured the cup after Tuesday and Wednesday matches gave a 3-0 lead.
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UCLA routs Minnesota in first round of Los Angeles Classic
UCLA defeats Minnesota 95 to 55 in the opening round while St. Louis tops Utah State 97 to 78. Other early results include Kansas State and Missouri dropping to opposing foes and Colorado beating Iowa State.
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Boxing Results Card Stoppages In Fargo Meet
Fargo report shows Smiley Johnson of Chicago stopping Duane Horsman of Rochester in the 5th. Orville Qualls of Omaha fights Hastings Hart of St Paul and claims a knockout as listed in results.
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Ottawa Herald December 28 1967 page five item
Brief item from Ottawa Kansas reports on local events and notices appearing on page five of the December 28 1967 edition. details limited due to OCR readability.
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