Kentucky Tips Kansas State in Big Nine Preview
Kentucky defeats Kansas State in a show of early form as Illinois rolls past California St Louis and Ohio State. The victory streak underscores a poised start with strong performances from top players and coaching strategies shaping expectations.
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Clinton Wins Holiday Meet in Upset Finish
Clinton defeated Turkey Run 63-59 to capture the Parke Vermillion Holiday tournament title in Cayuga Indiana. Marty Benton led Clinton with 23 points while Turkey Run star Ron Simmons scored 16 as Clinton overcame a fourth quarter deficit.
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Illinois Slush Funds Trigger Big Ten Action On Eligibility
The Big Ten plans to revise its probe methods after Illinois suspended 12 athletes for taking money under the table. Slush funds paid up to 50 dollars monthly to 31 athletes since 1962, with five coaches on probation and Brewer resigning as assistant athletic director.
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UCLA Tops Notre Dame in Pauley Pavilion rout
No. 1 UCLA led by Lew Alcindor who produced 35 points and 14 rebounds in 30 minutes as they crushed Notre Dame 96-67 at Pauley Pavilion. Alcindor noted limited defensive effort but knee sprain earlier in the week had healed. Coach Wooden praised his passing and team role.
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Archie Moore Elected to Boxing Hall of Fame in San Diego
In San Diego AP Archie Moore headlines a four fighter election to the Boxing Hall of Fame bringing total members to 91. The former light heavyweight champion, who says he is not retired, received 232 of 294 ballots with Kid Gavilan close behind at 226 votes while living in Cuba.
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Last View Of Trojans Before Rose Bowl Return
USC practices Friday and will rest through Christmas with sessions closed to the public. Halfback standouts Steve Grady and Don McCall highlighted the workout while safety Nate Shaw sat out with a pulled muscle but is expected to be fit for the bowl against Purdue.
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Cage Star Is Sidelined At Marion High
John Sutter star 6 foot 7 for Marion High School sidelined with infectious mononucleosis. Tests confirm illness with two months rest. could be ready for sectional tournament in late February. Brother Joe and starter John Mead tested negative.
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Conigliaro Voted Red Sox 1966 MVP by Boston Writers
Tony Conigliaro a 21 year old slugger who hit 28 homers and 43 RBIs last season was named the Boston Red Sox most valuable player of 1966 by Boston baseball writers. He will receive the Hy Hurwitz Memorial Award at the writers 28th annual dinner January 26 at the Sheraton Plaza Hotel.
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Basketball Scores From Various Matches and Tournaments
A collage of college and high school scores with teams like Villanova New Mexico State Louisville LaSalle Tenn St St Cloud Illinois Calif Dayton Chicago Loyola St Louis Utah San Jose State UC Pacific Missouri Utah UCLA Notre Dame Arizona Harvard and others. Tournament results include UK Invitational with Kentucky Kansas State Oregon State Penn State in double overtime and several city tournaments with final scores.
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Clampitt scores 29 as Gerstmeyer tops Schulte 86 58
John Clampitt leads Gerstmeyer with 29 points as they roll over city rival Schulte 86 58 at the Black Cats gym. Ken Stanley adds 16 and four others reach double figures as Gerstmeyer improves to 7 2 while Schulte drops to 0 7. The Bears host Lafayette Jeff in the holiday tourney Tuesday while Schulte rests until Jan 3.
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Memories of 1966 and the Dodgers linger in New York
The writer recalls, with affection and regret, memories from 1966 including Buzzie Bavasi defending Koufax and Drysdale, Cassius Clay’s war stance, Gay Brewer’s Masters miss, Johnny Keane, Arnold Palmer and Billy Casper at the U S Open, Casey Stengel and Ted Williams’s Hall of Fame moment, and Sandy Koufax’s retirement, ending with a note about missing friends like Charlie Dressen Lema and Swift.
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How Top 10 Teams Fared INDIANAPOLIS AP
Indiana high school hoops rankings show week before Christmas results. Michigan City and Evansville Harrison did not play while Warsaw, Lafayette and West Lafayette lost. New Castle and East Chicago Washington won. Fort Wayne South and Hammond won. Cloverdale and others sat.
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Purdue Boilermakers Build Rose Bowl Prep Amid Festivities
Purdue plans one party a night as it trains in Pasadena for the Rose Bowl. The Big Ten team will attend a Christmas Eve celebration and the Tournament of Roses committee hosts Christmas On the Field. Coach Jack Mollenkopf has the squad practicing twice to acclimate to warm California weather. Safety Dennis Cirbes and defensive tackle Fred Rafa have pulled muscles but are expected to be ready for the January 2 game against Southern California.
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Butler Upsets Bradley 78-74 In Indianapolis
Butler Bulldogs edged Bradley Braves 78 to 74 as Salatich and Cox hit late free throws. Ed Schilling led Butler with 24 points while Joe Allen topped Bradley with 20 as the game stayed tight until final seconds.
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Indiana High School Teams Sweep Christmas With Perfect Records
Seventeen Indiana teams enter holidays undefeated after roundups from Akron and New Castle. Akron beat White 84-56 to claim 10-0. New Castle improved to 9-0 with a 63-56 win over Fort Wayne North. Other leaders include Cloverdale Lib erty Loogootee Montpelier Oakland City and more.
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