Commodores edge Northwestern 59 58 in close SEC title chase
Vanderbilt, ranked No. 4, made eight straight wins with a 59-58 victory at Evanston as Bo Wyenandt's free throw with 10 seconds remaining sealed the win. Keith Thomas tallied 16 and Clyde Lee 14 for Vandy while Ron Kozlicki tied the game late for Northwestern.
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Wyoming Is Impressive in Home Court Wins
The Associated Press reports Utah Redskins defeated Air Force 108-57 in Salt Lake City as Jerry Chambers scored 31. Utah improves to 7-0. In Laramie Wyoming Cowboys upset second-ranked St Josephs 99-92 with Leon Clark leading scorers at 30.
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Eastern's James Wins $1000 Postgraduate Scholarship
Richard James of Eastern New Mexico University football team is among 22 gridiron players named for a $1000 postgraduate scholarship by the National Collegiate Athletic Association. The award is paid to the chosen university or professional school and requires early graduate enrollment. James is a junior.
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Svare Leaves Rams in Bid to Hire New Coach
Los Angeles Rams fire head coach Harland Svare after the 1965 season as team seeks an eighth coach since 1947. Speculation links USC’s John McKay with the post, aided by Rams draftee Mike Garrett, though Garrett has not signed with any club. Svare’s departure follows a long stretch of losses for the franchise.
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College Scores Roundup
Vanderbilt edged Northwestern 59 58 in a tight finish. Bradley defeated North Dakota 83 68. Stanford beat LSU 91 69. Tulsa topped St Marys 82 60. Colorado State beat Idaho State 95 72. Kansas downed Ohio State 81 68. Butler won vs Oklahoma 65 63. Utah State defeated Minnesota 97 72. Utah beat Air Force 108 57. Wyoming overwhelmed St Josephs 99. Youngstown State triumphed over Illinois Wesleyan 68. San Francisco 87 defeated St Louis 69. Santa Clara won 75 73 against California.
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Sparkling Johnny Wins Tropical Park Feature
Sparkling Johnny won the Tropical Park feature in Miami Florida beating Sweenaway by about one length in a tight finish.
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19th AHS Meet Opens Tuesday
The 19th annual Roswell Invitational Basketball Tournament opens at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Roswell High School with Goddard Rockets and Highland Hornets meeting. Midland Clovis and Sandia Matadors follow in a full schedule, as 104 players participate in the event, crowning a new champion Thursday night.
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All-Star tilts set holiday football showcases
Christmas Day doubleheaders feature the North versus South Shrine Game in Miami with six All-Americas and stars such as Bill Anderson, Howard Twilley, and Rodger Bird. the Blue-Gray game in Montgomery highlights Larry Johnson and Fred Custardo with Navy and Army ties. The Rose, Cotton, Sugar, Orange and Gator Bowls follow next week.
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Daugherty Named National Football Coach of the Year
Duffy Daugherty of Michigan State was selected as National Football Coach of the Year by the Football Writers Association of America. Runnerup for the honor is Tommy Protho of UCLA, Daugherty's Rose Bowl rival.
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FIGHTS Thursday's Fights in Tokyo and Los Angeles
In Tokyo Love Allorey stopped Yoshiaki Numata by knockout in a 130 percent weight class. In Los Angeles Jerry Quarry secured a knockout over Roy Crear in a Paramount Calif. event.
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Detroit 4 New York 2 in NHL clash
Detroit defeated the New York team 4 to 2 in a Thursday NHL matchup. The schedule lists no games on Friday with Saturday features Detroit at Montreal, Chicago at Toronto and New York at Boston, followed by Sunday tilts Montreal at Detroit, Toronto at Chicago and Boston at New York. Alabama coach Paul Bryant states his 1965 squad is the youngest and lightest in 21 years.
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