Braves Top Sterling 88 77 In ECAC Battle
Ottawa University defeats Sterling College 88 to 77 at Wilson Field House, led by Judenis 22 points and Guest 18 with Hale 11 and 13 rebounds. Sterling’s Thayer scores 33 as OU angles into third place tie, while Sterling drops to eight straight ECAC losses.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Sterling College
Ottawa University
Wilson Field House
Braves
Sterling
Bill Thayer
Warriors
Thayer
Kansas
Ottawa
Southwestern
Kanesas Wesleyan
Friends
Jane Gle
Tony Judenis
Judenis
Ron Guest
Ron Dunham
Greg VanErt
Judents
Otetawa
Dave Hale
Bob Olberding
VanErt
Guest
Roy Dunn
Hale
Dunham
Dunn
Lonnie Kruse
Joel Mce Crory
McCrory
Chance
Kruse
Cooper
Matson Wins Sullivan Award World Champion Setter Hopes Olympic Gold
Randy Matson, Texas A&M senior and world shot put record holder, wins the Sullivan Award as outstanding amateur athlete of 1967. He places Olympic gold above all, having earned 787 points from 1,000 voters. Billie Jean King, Debbie Meyer, and Peggy Fleming are other top finishers in the poll. Matson previously set a world mark with a 71 feet 5% inch throw last April.
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College Station
Tex
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Matson
Amateur Athletic Union
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Deborah
Debbie’’ Meyer
Sacramento
Peggy Fleming
Colorado Springs
Colo
Pampa
Twilight League Bowling Scores Highlight Local Highs
Scores from the Twilight League show high series and game leaders across multiple entries. Notable figures include Keim 204 in high single and Kramer 508 in high triple, with top pins from Wickman 178 and Droddy 511 in separate games.
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Twilight League
Bennett Creamery
Keim
Kramer
Clary’s Shoes
Wickman
Droddy
Bent Fender
Linneman
Ottawa
Figgins
Everett’s
Burroughs
Farm Bureau Insurance
Moody
Commercial League
Todd's Mobile Homes
Conus
Palmer Leads Field In 42nd Los Angeles Open Golf
Arnold Palmer defending champion headlines the 42nd Los Angeles Open at Brookside Park near Pasadena. The 7,021 yard par 71 course hosts four rounds as pros clash in 80 degree weather with early pro am showing several under par scores led by three under 68s from Rudolph, Coody, Johnson, and Hill.
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Pasadena
Calif
Arnold Palmer
Los Angeles
Brookside Park
Rose Bowl
Brookside
Palmer
Rancho Municipal
Billy Caspera
Mason Rudolph
Charles Coody
Howie Johnson
Dave Hill
al Gelberger
Dave Marr
Charley Sifford
Steve Spray
Frank Beard
Gay Brewer
Bob Goalby
Tommy Aaron
George Knudson
Bruce Crampton
European skaters dominate at titles shows
Emmerich Danzer of Austria was favored to win a fourth straight European men’s title. In Paris Belosova and Protopopov of Leningrad captured their fourth consecutive European pairs title in the free skating finals. In other events, Brazil’s Joao Henrique won a close 10 round decision over Wesley Hines after bleeding from a cut above his eye. Svetozar Gligoric defeated Lim Kok Ann in Manila in 26 moves of a queen’s gambit declined, part of the Meralco Chess Tournament. Way On Top ended a 28 race drought at Roosevelt Raceway, paying $48.20. In Bombay, I Tirtac and Ilie Nastase won the doubles title at the All India Hard Court Championships, defeating Jaideep Mukherjee and Premjit Lal 5-7 3-6 6-1 6-4 7-5.
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Brazil
Joao Henrique
Wesley Hines
Jamaica
W.S
Manila
Yugoslavia
Svetozar Gligoric
Singapore
Lim Kok Ann
Bombay
Romania
I, Tirtac
Ilie Nastase
India
Jaideep Mukherjee
Premijit Lal
Boxing Results From The Associated Press
SAO PAULO Brazil Joao Henrique 139 Brazil outpointed Wesley Hines 138 Jamaica W L 10 Oakland Charley Shipes 14545 Oakland knocked out Pulga Serrano 146 Tijuana Mexico 1 Ralph McCoy 160 Richmond Calif stopped Floyd Casey 163 Los Angeles 6 LAS VEGAS Nev Adolph Pruitt 1404 Los Angeles stopped Eugene Parker 140 San Jose Calif 4
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Brazil
Joao Henrique
Wesley Hines
Jamaica
W.L
Oakland
Charley Shipes
Pulga Serrano
Tijuana
Mexico
Ralph McCoy
Richmond
Calif
Floyd Casey
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Nev
Adolph Pruitt
Eugene Parker
San Jose
College basketball scores roundup from East to Midwest
East Springfield beat Dartmouth 81 to 75 and Penn defeated LaSalle 57 to 45. Northeastern edged Boston University 68 67, Montclair State topped Rutgers 83 71, while St. Vincent beat Indiana 77 78. Holy Cross won 98 81 over Colgate as Lafayette poured in 105 to Upsala 69.
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Dartmouth
Penn
LaSalle
W.va
Penn State
Northeastern
Boston U
Montclair St
Rutgers
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Indiana
Holy Cross
Colgate
Lafayette
Upsala
Clark
Amherst
Colby
Bates
Temple
Rider
South
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