Top ranked South Carolina routs Auburn as UCLA opens strong
The AP ranked teams opened the season with wins as South Carolina, No. 1, defeated Auburn 86 64 on the road while UCLA No. 4 rolled past Arizona at home. Kentucky No. 2 won in Lexington and Purdue No. 3 beat Tulsa 77 74 with Rick Mount scoring 29. Other top teams followed in a flurry of early season results across the nation.
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College basketball scores and upsets across many teams
The roundup lists numerous college games with results and scores across the nation including Michigan, Notre Dame, Texas-Arlington, Indiana State, Kansas State, Wisconsin, Creighton, CCNY, LaSalle, NYU, Duquesne, Villanova, Columbia, and many others. Key outcomes include Wisconsin, Indiana State, and Notre Dame among the winners, with several close margins and high totals noted.
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Rattlers Top Spartans In Historic Tampa Victory
Florida A&M coach Jake Gaither celebrated a 34-28 win over Tampa, calling it possibly the most important game of his 23-year tenure. He credited the victory with vindicating Negro college football and earning respect for players from predominantly black colleges. The upset drew a near-rapacious crowd at Tampa Stadium and sparked congratulatory moments from rivals and fans alike.
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Greendale doubles run fuels upset at national juniors
Greendale High School tennis player Chris Greendale and Rich McKee of Virginia upset third seeds Jerry Groshmond and Ricky Fisher of Stanford 6-0 6-4 in the National Indoors Juniors doubles in Dallas amid singles loss for Greendale. The pair fell in the semifinals to Trinity's Stockton and Gottfried 6-1 6-4 as Energy, Pittsburg, Crab Orchard, and St Johns compete in the Little Egyptian Conference tourney at Energy.
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Top UTA scorer Bob Peek leads in 107 67 loss at Bradley
Bob Peek of the University of Texas at Arlington scored 14 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, leading UTA in a 107 67 defeat at Bradley Monday night.
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Texans Open SIU Season After Stalings Injury
The Texas at Arlington Mavericks, minus eye‑injured Eddie Stallings, lost to Bradley at Peoria. Herman Jones filled Stallings forward spot as UTA trailed 39 35 halftime and committed 34 turnovers. Bob Peek led UTA with 14 points and 10 rebounds.
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Pilot Power Dan Walton A Pilots Prospect Hit 25 Homers
Dan Mickey Walton a 22 year old outfielder will join spring camp with the Seattle Pilots. He slugged 25 home runs and batted .332 with 129 at bats for Oklahoma City in the American Association last season.
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Mickey) Walton
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Future SIU foes win seven of eleven season openers
A survey of 1969-70 basketball foes shows seven of SIU opponents won opening games Monday, with several teams like Wisconsin, Kentucky Wesleyan, Creighton and Lamar Tech posting early victories while others, including Indiana State and Tulsa, suffered losses. The article notes upcoming meetings and mentions an Air Force Army football result.
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Arkansas Texas QBs Duel Sets Stage For SWC Title
Arkansas and Texas meet in Fayetteville with 9-0 records as James Street and Bill Montgomery duel for the Southwest Conference crown and a Cotton Bowl berth. Street excels in running and passing while Montgomery is a passer who can run, each boasting strong rushing totals and key plays under coachs Broyles and King.
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Galloway in title game stirs SIU link and CFL notes
Galloway, former SIU standout, draws attention as Saskatchewan contends in the Grey Cup race with former SIU peers also noted. The week highlights include junior college Logan’s home game, track meet changes, a hole in one by Carlyle Sims, SIU coaches in Florida league, and local high school basketball previews.
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Salukis Face Illington Tonight In SIU Arena Tipoff
Salukis host a 0-0 SIU game against lington with starting lineups listed for both teams. UTA 0-1 and SIU seek season momentum as bleacher seating options include $2.25 and $2.75 paddeds at the box office tonight. Bear Bryant’s only losing season at Texas A and M is noted with a 1954 reference and a 7-2-1 follow up.
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