Loyola Streaks Ended as Cincinnati Falls from No 1
Wichita State star Dave Stallworth scored 46 points to topple top-ranked Cincinnati 65-64 in a Missouri Valley Conference game. Loyola of Chicago also lost 82-75 to Bowling Green, ending its 22-game unbeaten stretch.
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January Captures Tucson Open With Record Putting Display
Don January won the Tucson Open at 266, 2 under par, by 11 strokes at 49er's Country Club. He averaged 119 putts for 72 holes, never bogeyed the final 36, and closed with a 65 after birdies on the first, third and sixth holes and an eagle on the par five 51-yard approach. Gene Littler and Phil Rodgers tied for second at 276.
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Shockers End Bearcats Unbeaten Streak In Narrow Win
Cincinnati Bearcats saw their bid for an undefeated season crumble 65-64 at Wichita as Dave Stallworth scored 46 points. The Shockers toppled a long winning streak, delivering a stunning upset and tying a pattern against top opponents in recent NCAA battles.
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Miller High Life Leads 60th ABC Bowling Tourney
The Miller High Life team from Livonia Michigan tops the 60th American Bowling Congress Tournament after three days with 2907 pins. Beacon Lounge Battle Creek Michigan drops to second with 2890. Bill Stanfield of Grand Rapids totals 1814 for second in all events. Otto Krueger and Jerry Quinlan combine 1250 pins in doubles. Shelby Mullins of Dayton tops singles with 637 and leads all events at 1831.
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Schayes Aims for 20000 Points Before Retirement
Dolph Schayes hopes to reach 20,000 NBA points before retiring despite a leg injury delaying his 1963-64 season. He scored 12 in Syracuse's 143-124 win over Detroit, lifting his career total to 18,958 as Al Bianchi and Paul Neumann led the Nets with 19 each.
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Saperstein Discharged From Mount Sinai Hospital
Abe Saperstein owner of the Harlem Globetrotters was discharged Sunday from Mount Sinai Hospital after a week of treatment and observation for illness.
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College Basketball Scores Report Top Results Across Many Teams
The roundup lists scores from East Hartford U to Harvard and Notre Dame, with multiple NCAA and regional games. Notable results include Connecticut 85 Holy Cross 75, Penn 75 Army 68, Princeton 85 Dartmouth 62, and St. Bonaventure 79 Villanova 58, among many others. The summary highlights broad college men’s basketball results from venues nationwide.
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Carney Tucks to Meet Tucker in Worcester Boxing Card
Lowell’s Larry Carney and Valley Stream’s Tommy Tucker square off in an eight round main event at Mechanics Hall Worcester next Thursday night. Carney is 60 years old and scheduled to fight while welterweight bout headlines the card.
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New Leaders Emerge In Raleigh Bowling Tournament
Betty Fazio leads the women's division at Bowl Wick with 607 total on 158 193 190. Don Young tops the men's field with 678 at Bowl Wick and 661 at Turbyfill, while Danny Tilson leads Sky Lanes with 676. Final champions to be decided by inter-lane playoff under American Bowling Congress rules.
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Peepers Corner WVU Faces Postseason Run In Southern Conf
West Virginia eyes a tough path to the Southern Conference tournament starting Feb. 28 in Richmond. Mountaineers coach George King relies on stars Rod Thorn Jim McCormick and Tom Wolfe as they pursue the SC title and rebound from a midseason downturn.
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N and W Leads Monday Night Handicap Bowling
N W Railroad tops the Monday Night Handicap at Bowl Wick with three wins over Wipperman Construction. Martina Tile rises to second after beating Mabscott Supply. Basil Meadows Construction ousts C and O Railroad to claim fourth as Duncan Catron defeats Al's Linoleum. Sam Thomson tops high series with 579. Marco Cipalot 584 and Bill Farley 474 pace losers.
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Rodriguez wins Daytona Continental race in memory of brother
Pedro Rodriguez wins the Daytona Continental road race at International Speedway in Daytona Beach, driving a Ferrari to finish 64 seconds ahead of Roger Penske. The 23 year old, who had considered quitting after his brother’s death in the Mexican Grand Prix, earned $11,000 and set a 102.074 mph pace over 3.81 miles amid a 3 hour endurance event despite a 50 second penalty for refueling while in his car.
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Hickey Holds Bobsled Lead in Olympic Trials
Bill Hickey of Keene Valley New York leads the U S Olympic trials after four record times in the four man bobsled. The Mt Van Hoevenberg run produced a 1 06 92 for the third heat and a 4 29 19 aggregate for four heats. Larry McKillip of Saranac Lake New York trails with 4 30 31 for four heats.
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