Sophomore Sensations Mount Murphy Keep Rolling Along
Purdue star Rick Mount scored 33 points leading an 89-60 victory over Indiana at Lafayette while Cal Murphy poured in 36 in DePaul’s 79-72 loss to Niagara Falls. Wisconsin edged Michigan State 70-68 and Rhode Island routed Vermont 92-65 as UCLA’s Lew Alcindor remained sidelined with eye injury doubts.
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Heartbreak in overtime as Wilmington, Rinka held to 13
Ohio college action features Wilmington 93 92 overtime loss after late out of bounds and foul. Kenyon beats Rinka held to 13. Cedarville tops Malone 124 89. Bowling Green 77 60 over Kent State. Baldwin Wallace 70 64 over Heidelberg. Cincinnati 77 66 over Bradley. Gordy Smith injures Achilles for Bradley.
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Demson's Big Red Roll Past Hiram For Eighth Win
Demson led with 32 points as Ohio Conference action continued. Hiram dropped to 6-2 overall and 1-4 in league while Demson improved to 6-2 and 1-? in Ohio Conference play. BG fell to 3-1 in MAC action and 1-3 overall.
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Kenyon ace still leads Ohio loop
Kenyon stars head the Ohio Conference basketball leaders with John Rinka atop scoring at 34.4 points per game among small colleges. Dick Fos grabs 16.7 rebounds and Terry Parmelee hits 86.1 percent from the line. Kenyon leads team scoring while Mount Union allows 6.35 goals? per game.
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Indians sign four rookies to 1968 contracts
The Cleveland Indians announced the signing of four rookies Ray Fosse Dave Nelson Gary Sprague and Tom Gramly to 1968 contracts. Fosse has major league experience while the others are rookies. Veterans Tiant Davalillo Cardenal and Salmon also under contract.
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Leafs_top All-Stars 4 3 in Nhl Exhibition
Toronto Maple Leafs edged the NHL All-Stars 4 3 as Allan Stanley Pete Stemkowski and Ellis led the Leafs with goals. Otto Smith stopped 16 shots in relief of injured goalie Johnny Bower and Tom Horton and Bruce Gamble anchored a strong defensive effort.
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Brown gambles on Burnett in AFL expansion draft
Cincinnati Bengals chief Paul Brown selects 20 Eastern players including Burnett recovering from leg injury and Bellino despite limited star status. Eastern and other picks include Garrett Boudreaux Hall Graves King Brannan Brown Perreault Rice Jones Isbell Schmidt Zecher.
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Royals win 4th straight in NBA action
Cincinnati Royals crushed the San Francisco Warriors 148-121 to stretch their win streak to four in a row. Oscar Robertson tallied 27 points as Cincinnati built a 40 point lead by the end of the third period. Fred Hetzel led the Warriors with 27 points. Seattle SuperSonics prevailed 142-116 over Baltimore as Denver beat Minnesota 111-94 and Dallas downed Oakland 119-112 in ABA play.
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Commodores Snowed Out Games Delay Return at Oakland Highlands
The Commodores failed to play last night against Tiffin University due to snow and will resume action Saturday at Oakland Highlands Community College in Michigan. They own a 12 win 15 start record and return home February 3 for a rematch with Penta Tech.
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Penalty Wins as Colo Colo Tops Racing Club 1-0
Francisco Valdes converted a penalty kick to give Colo Colo of Chile a 1-0 soccer victory over Racing Club of Buenos Aires on Tuesday night. The match occurred in Santiago, with AP coverage noting the decisive goal.
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