OU Salvages Just Enough To Win Tourney, 91 86
Ottawa University clinches the Mid-West Basketball Tournament title with a 91 86 victory over Southwest Baptist College. Larry Lawrence scores 57 points with 22 rebounds, earning MVP honors as OU dominates the event, while Pittsburg State takes third with an 82 78 win over William Jewell.
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Ottawa
Pittsburg State
William Jewell
Larry Lawrence
Ron Dunham
Dale Hale
Pittsburg
Ernie Lewis
Dewell
Southwest Baptist
Cats
Horner
SWBC
Jim White
Jerry DeGraffenreid
Southwest
Hale
Lawrence
Jewell
Dunham
Guest
Olberding
Bryant
McDonald
Pokorny
R. White
DeGraffenreid
Rueter
J. White
Sanders
Wallace
Totals
Colts Ready to Face Namath After 34-0 Win
Earl Morrall led Baltimore to a 34-0 victory over Cleveland sealing a Super Bowl date with the Jets on January 12 in Miami. Matted by Matte's 103 total yards, the defense forced four sacks and two interceptions while Blanton Collier shuffled at quarterback late.
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New York
Joe Namath
Jets
Earl Morrall
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Colts
New York Jets
Miami
Morrall
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Namath
Mike Curtis
Bill Nelson
Don Shula
Weeb
Ewbank
Shula
Tom Matte
Otto Graham
Gary Collins
Matte
Er. McDonnell
Ohio State
Browns
Leroy Kelly
Kelly
Rick Volk
Curtis
Bubba Smith
Don Shinnick
Jerry Hill
Lou Michaels
Richardson
Michael
Timmy Brown
Night Hawk League Bowls Show Scores Across Cards
Readable bowling results list multiple leagues and teams with high scores and leaders on 10-30. Notable entries include Trout's Jewelry three high by Wallace 182 486 and Montgomery Ward two high by H Ledom 169, S Smith Jr. 459, along with many others across clubs like Prudential Insurance, Heathman Oil, Gambles, Eagles 2700, and Ottawa Times. The records show individual high games and series for each team.
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Nighthawk League
Trout’s Jewelry
G. Wallace
Prudential Insurance
C. Burns
B. Wall
E. McCurdy
G. Bond
Pepsi Cola
J. Snider
L. Lemon
Briscoe
J. Briscoe
C. Hettler
Eagles
A. Jones
M. Mueller
Ottawa Times
B. Seymour
Raney Reynolds
J. Warhurst
Anderson
I. Droddy
Beauty Land
J. Isham
Budge’s Hardware
V. Foster
Bienies Garage
M. McMillen
Towner’s Chapel
K. Foster
P. White
Helen and
Bill
B. Spatz
A. DeCaeny
Crites
Jets Thankful Namath Hudson Together Now
New York Jets head to Miami for the Super Bowl after beating Oakland 27-23. Joe Namath threw three touchdown passes, while Hudson’s defense halted the Raiders’ march, sealing a clash with Baltimore for the NFL title. Hudson, previously Alabama quarterback, moved to safety on this roster.
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NEW York
New York Jets
Miami
Jim Hudson
Joe Namath
Hudson
Namath
Alabama
Texas
Oakland Raiders
Shea Stadium
Jets
Raiders
Baltimore Colts
Cleveland
Weeb Ewbank
Ewbank
Colts
Green Bay Packers
Kansas City
Oakland
Dave Grayson
Cowboys Aim to Break Olympic Demons in Big Eight Final
Oklahoma State meets Kansas in the 9 p.m. Big Eight championship at Municipal Auditorium after a 60-52 semifinal win over Kansas State. OSU relies on coach Henry Iba’s Olympic legacy while Kansas features Jo Jo White and sophomores Dave Robisch and Roger Brown in a high-stakes title clash.
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Henry Iba
Oklahoma State Cowboys
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Kansas
Jayhawks
Iba
U.S
Mexico City
OSU
Tokyo
Kansas State
Kan
Sas
Colorado
Amos Thomas
Joe Smith
Thomas
Jo Jo White
Dave Robisch
Roger Brown
Robisch
College basketball results from multiple early season tournaments
Rutgers 79 Nevada Southern 82 margin in consolation round at Utah Classic. Colorado State 70 Utah 58. Texas El Paso 103 Montana State 90. California 99 Tulsa 88. Nevada Southern 82 at So Nl Winter Classic. Harvard 95 New Orleans Loyola 84. Santa Barbara 83 Texas Christian 81. Arkansas 56 Centenary 48 at Little Rock Classic. various teams posted scores across four events.
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Rutgers
VMI
Colorado St. U
Utah
Trojan
Texas-El Paso
Montana State
Harvard
New Orleans
Loyola
St John’s Upsets North Carolina At Holiday Festival
St John’s, led by Lou Carnesecca, shocked North Carolina 72 70 in the Holiday Festival semifinals in New York while UCLA dispatched Princeton 83 67 behind Lew Alcindor’s 40 points. Carnesecca hopes his Redmen can stay within 40 of UCLA in the final.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
John Wooden
Lew Alcindor
Lou Carnesecca
St. John’s
Alcindor
UCLA
North Carolina
Redmen
Tar Heels
Carnesecca
New York
Princeton
Bruins
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