Two Duquesne recruits plan St John’s enrollment
Mickey Furfari notes Ed Searcy and Henry Kinsey, both NYC natives, will join St John’s next month but cannot play until next February due to NCAA residency rules. The pair left Duquesne amid social life concerns and seek a fresh start with the Redmen.
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Purdue Edges Minnesota In OT Behind Weatherford Nine Points
Purdue defeated Minnesota 97-92 in overtime as Larry Weatherford scored nine points in the extra period. Bob Ford led Purdue with 36 points, while Minnesota's Ollie Shannon added 28 points in a tight Big Ten clash in Lafayette.
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Colts and Cowboys Face Fifth World Championship Bowl
Baltimore with John Unitas and Norm Bulaich meets Dallas led by Duane Thomas in the fifth Super Bowl at the Orange Bowl kickoff 2 10 p m EST. Dallas is slight favorite as 80 000 fans pack the stadium with $15 000 per winner and $7 500 per loser at stake.
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Shaw and Palmer Match Pars in Crosby Pro-Am Clash
Tom Shaw and Arnold Palmer fired 69s to stay within one stroke of each other after three rounds of the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am at Pebble Beach. Shaw led at eight under 208, Palmer at seven under 209 with one round left.
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Community School Opens Hump League Basketball Slate
The Community School Over-the-Hump Basketball League begins play today at Morgantown Junior High Gym with three games. Jerome Park Esso faces Riverside All Stars at 2 p.m. Maloney's meets Bob Stanko's at 3:30. Shock plays Scott's at 5 p.m.
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LaSalle Upsets Western Kentucky In Palestra Thriller
Ken Durrett scores 45 points setting a Palestra Big Five record to power LaSalle past Western Kentucky 91 76 in Philadelphia. Durrett and Bobby Fields provide the majority of the offense as LaSalle soars to 10 1 with a fast start and strong first half. Jim McDaniels leads WKU with 28 points but foul trouble hinders the Hilltoppers.
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Pitt Downs Penn State in 75 62 Victory
Pitt defeated Penn State 75 62 as Harrison came off the bench topour in 22 points for the Panthers. The win moved Pitt to 7 5 while Penn State dropped to 3 6 amid 26 turnovers and rebounding edge for the Nittany Lions.
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Wicks stars as UCLA routs California for 13th straight win
Sidney Wicks tallies 33 points and 17 rebounds to lift top ranked UCLA past California 94-76. Charlie Johnson and Ansley Truitt add support as the Bruins extend their flawless start to 13-0, despite Cal’s late surge and Truitt fouling out in the final minutes.
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St John’s Routs West Virginia 100 82 in Alumni Hall Fight
St John’s led by four late, then outscored WVU 18 4 to ice a 100 82 win. Mel Davis and Bill Schaeffer paced the Redmen while Levi Phillips rallied WVU. Davis grabbed 23 rebounds as WVU suffered a 6th straight defeat.
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Missouri Tops Kansas State in Big Fight Conference Showdown
Missouri repelled two late Kansas State threats to win 80-72. The Tigers improve to 3-0 in conference play at Columbia.
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