Cinderella Cyclones Face KU In Big Eight Playoff
In Kansas City the Cinderella Iowa State Cyclones meet Kansas in a semifinal at Municipal Auditorium after ISU upset Oklahoma 74 71 and Kansas crushed Missouri 96 63. Nebraska faces Colorado in the nightcap with Missouri Oklahoma and Kansas State in consolation games. team notes and coach quotes surround the matchups.
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Iowa State
Municipal Auditorium
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Colorado
Missouri
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Cyclones
Kansas
Ted Owens
Cornhusker
Joe Cipriano
John Richardson
Temple
St. Joseph's
St. Bonaventure
Bradley
Frank Sylvester
Bonnies
Paul Hoffman
Carl Jackson
Portland
Ore
Stanford
Ohio State
Chuck Moore
Oregon State
Harvard
UCLA
South Carolina
Marquette
USC
Western Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Drake
Kentucky
Jacksonville
Experiment With Three Referees Draws Few Raves From Coaches
Big Eight coaches respond coolly to testing three officials in preseason tourney at Municipal Auditorium. Some favor adding a third for better coverage, others oppose due to judgment calls and recruitment concerns. Brice B. Durbin backs three officials citing coverage and speed of play.
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Kansas City
Municipal Auditorium
Glen Anderson
Iowa State
Owens
Hartman
Brice B. Durbin
Multiple NCAA basketball games and tournament results
The slate features numerous college games with final scores including South Louisville 102 over Bellarmine 76, Fairmont 104 over Point Park Pa, and Virginia Commonwealth 63 over Minnesota 56. Other results include Yale 77 over Michigan 96 and Texas A&I 81 over Angelo State 8, plus several tournament outcomes from ECAC Holiday Festival and Quincy Tournament with pairings and consolations.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Bellarmine
Fairmont
Point Park
Toledo Coach Takes IU Job
Ex Marine Frank Lauterbur resigns after 23 straight Toledo wins and becomes head football coach of the Iowa Hawkeyes. He announced plans to his players before Toledo’s 40-12 Tangerine Bowl win over William and Mary, praising a defensive era as he departs to the Big Ten job.
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Fla
Frank Lauterbur
University of Toledo
Iowa Hawkeyes
Lauterbur
Rockets
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W&m Indians
Torpedog
Wilt Near A Milestone Wilt Near A Milestone
New York APWilt Chamberlain aims to become the second NBA player to reach 20000 career rebounds as the Lakers visit the Bulls. He needs seven rebounds tonight, while Bill Russell holds the mark at 21721. Chamberlain leads this season with 19.8 rebounds per game.
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Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Chamberlain
Los Angeles Lakers
Chicago Bulls
West Coast
Bill Russell
NBA
Milwaukee
Lew Alcindor
Big Lew
Boston
John Havlicek
Johnny Green
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Weat
Bowling Scores From BrunswicK League First National Highlights
Bowling scores list top performances across leagues on 10 30. Carter Keefer Scribner Spears Bond Hamner Hoffman Everson Nitcher and others posted high game and series marks. Notable totals include Keifer 506 LeMasters 549 Hoffman 529 and McClure 443 with several 200-series games.
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Don Miller
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KOFC
Garden Near Deal on Ali Frazier Dream Fight
New York AP Madison Square Garden director Harry Markson says no contract means no fight for the Ali versus Frazier dream bout. Talks continue with a midweek news conference planned, but premature announcements were denied. A signed contract is still required to lock the bout for potential $10 million gross. Chartwell of Beverly Hills reportedly handles closed circuit TV. efforts to reach Jerry Perenchio were unavailing.
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Harry Markson
Madison Square Garden
Muhammad Ali
Doe Frazier
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the Garden
Chartwell
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Associated Press
Jerry Perenchio
Drake Falls To Niagara In Queen City Classic Upset
Niagara's 82 point performance by Marshall Wingate toppled Drake 87-77 in Buffalo securing the Queen City Tournament crown. Drake had just eight straight wins and held seventh in the AP poll before the loss.
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Drake
Hal Rock
Purple Eagles
Marshall Wingate
Buffalo
N.Y
Bulldogs
Associated Press
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Bruins
William and Mary
Pittsburgh
South Carolina
New York
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John Roche
Tom Riker
Western Kentucky
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Jim McDaniels
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Pennsylvania
Bob Morse
Utah
Temple
St. Joseph’s
Louisville
Bellarmine
Jim Price
St. Bonaventure
Bradley
Jacksonville
Fla
Bonnies
Georgia Tech
Tech
Florida
Jeff Halliburton
Halliburton
Wingate
Paul Dietzel Chooses Suggs in Blue Gray Victory
In Montgomery the South Carolina coach named Tommy Suggs Gray starter over Bill Montgomery. Suggs threw two first-half TD passes, leading the South to a 38-7 rout, the event’s largest margin in 32 years, while Montgomery struggled. Suggs was named outstanding player. Clemson’s Jack Anderson added two three-yard TD runs for the Blues.
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South Carolina
Paul Dietzel
Tommy Suggs
Bill Montgomery
Arkansas
Suggs
Southerners
Toramy
Bill
Dietzel
Tom Beard
Michigan State
Beard
Blues
James Harrison
Missouri
Blue
Bobby Bowden
West Virginia
Clemson
Jack Anderson
South
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