UCLA Seeks Holiday Festival Title In New York Finale
UCLA faces St John’s in the Holiday Festival finals as Lew Alcindor bolsters a 70 of 71 Varsity wins record and two straight NCAA titles. St John’s plans man to man defense, while other tournament finals ripple across Honolulu Philadelphia Kansas City and Portland arenas.
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Sycamores Host VMI at the Arena Tonight
Indiana State, aiming to stay above .500, hosts Virginia Military Institute as VMI seeks to snap a 1-6 start. ISU coach Gordon Stauffer notes VMI has faced strong teams. Keydets’ double digit scorers include Manis and Mitchell, while ISU relies on Cooper and Pillow led front line.
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Tiant Sets AL Earned Run Mark With Nine Shutouts
Luis Tiant posted a 1.60 ERA last season, the lowest in the American League since Walter Johnson’s 1.49 in 1919, and led the league with nine shutouts.
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Pros Must Pay If Ashe Goes Pro
Adelaide report on Arthur Ashe Jr and Clark Graebner facing higher terms as promoters seek top players. A proposed universal player category would allow stars to accept prize money without contract pro status, raising negotiation stakes for Davis Cup heroes and other top Americans.
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100 Satisfaction Guarantee Ad Phone and Address
A brief ad offers 100 percent satisfaction guarantee and lists contact details with phone number 232 3026 and street address 916 North 15th Street for inquiries.
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Bowl Season Stretches On As Bryant Sees Tide Tumble
Alabama coach Paul Bryant endures a 35-10 Gator Bowl defeat to Missouri as bowl action nears its end. Other games feature Auburn’s 34-10 Sun Bowl win, Oklahoma State’s West over East in Shrine, and notable matchups including Florida State vs LSU in the Peach Bowl and Ohio State vs Southern Cal in Pasadena.
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Hawks and Knicks Keep Winning Streaks Alive
Atlanta beat Baltimore 101-99 to stretch its winning run to 10 as Zelmo Beaty drilled a 15 foot buzzer jumper. Beaty led Hawks with 23. Earl Monroe had 33 for Baltimore. Knicks beat Seattle 120-112 led by Willis Reed with 34 in a strong stretch for New York as they climbed toward fourth in the East. Seattle’s Art Harris scored 21. Lakers and Bulls wins also noted.
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Oaks Display Balance in Win Over Indiana and Minnesota
The Oakland Oaks bounced back without Rick Barry to beat Indiana 129-121 and Minnesota 120-99, maintaining a seven game division lead as Barry is sidelined for at least three weeks. Guards Henry Logan and Warren Armstrong scored 25 and 22, while Charlie Williams led Minnesota with 22. Other NBA results include Kentucky, Miami, Houston, and Denver wins.
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