Rutgers Upsets Princeton End Of 13 Year Streak
Rutgers ends a 13 year winning run over arch rival Princeton with a 68 66 upset led by Bob Lloyd who scored 30 points and fueled a late game slowdown. The night also featured Arkansas Parkers and Western Ontario, with Sugg setting a school record and Vanderbilt and Boston College delivering strong showings.
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College Scores From Across The Nation
The Associated Press tallies college basketball results by region. Rutgers edged Princeton 68 to 66 while Army beat Cornell 76 to 74. Connecticut defeated Maine 84 to 69 and Syracuse topped Bowling Green 106 to 89.
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Daniels Paces Lobos Over LA State 77-55
New Mexico Parades Mel Daniels to 30 points as the Lobos topple Los Angeles State 77-55 after leading 34-14 at halftime. Western New Mexico defeats Western Colorado State 92-84 behind Bill Hendricks 23 and Charlie Wright 21. Adams State beats Eastern New Mexico 98-82 behind Mike Dabich. Sul Ross and Southwestern (Okla) State advance. Santa Fe falls to Sul Ross in the semifinals.
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Sam McDowell Leads 1965 AL ERA Title and Strikeouts
Cleveland pitcher Sam McDowell finished 1965 with a 2.18 ERA in 273 innings, going 17-11 and leading the league with 325 strikeouts, 132 walks, and 17 wild pitches. Eddie Fisher was second in ERA, Jim Grant led in winning percentage, and a few pitchers reached 20 wins.
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Mudcat) Grant
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Math Major Helps Explain NFL Western Race
The piece outlines how Green Bay can clinch the Western title by winning at San Francisco while Baltimore can win outright with a Baltimore win and Green Bay loss. Chicago’s only path is a tie scenario. The Playoff Bowl in Miami on Jan. 9 offers $1200 to each winner, $500 to each loser, with second-place teams each receiving about $1,000.
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NMMI Rifle Team Wins Western Conference Smallbore
The New Mexico Military Institute rifle team edged Texas Western by four points to win the Western Conference smallbore match at Fort Bliss. Total scores were NMMI 3369, Texas Western 3365 with New Mexico State University, Texas Tech, Texas Western, and West Texas State also competing. J W Power led with 359, followed by W A Getzweiller and T L Crosswhite with 349 each. The team advances to the Fourth Army final at Fort Hood on February 21.
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Golfers Against Stop Watches Block Time Limits
A panel led by Arnold Palmer opposes time limits on golf shots and favors officials enforcing quicker pace. The group supports removing certain local option rules while criticizing slow play blamed on large purses and calling for more on course officials to enforce rules decisions.
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Olympic Committee to Nominate Cities for 1972 Games
American Olympic officials will decide in Chicago on January 15 which U S cities will bid for the 1972 Summer and Winter Olympics the U S Olympic Association said Monday.
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Panthers to host Crusaders in Lake Arthur showdown
Lake Arthur hosts St. Peter Crusaders in a rematch after a 102 48 win by St. Peter earlier this season. Key Panthers include Armendariz who scored 24 in the first meeting and Romero with 12 points, while Crusaders’ top scorers were Brewington 23 Griffin 20 Franchini 19 and Allen 14. Game time 8 pm with a 6 30 pm prelim.
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Ron Eller Places Sixth in 18th Western Hemisphere Marathon
In Culver City California New Mexico freshman Ron Eller finished sixth in the 18th annual Western Hemisphere Marathon with a time of 2 30 49. Norman Higgins of New York won the race in 2 19 13.
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