Saints Stockpile 42 Players in Draft Expanse
New Orleans Saints plan to stockpile 42 players from 14 clubs in the NFL draft, aiming to bolster defense while building depth. Hornung and Wood join as notable names, with teams like San Francisco and Atlanta contributing key veterans and all eyes on the upcoming season.
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Tarkenton Signals Departure From Vikings After Letter
Vikings coach Jim Finks revealed quarterback Fran Tarkenton sent a letter indicating he no longer wants to play for Minnesota. Tarkenton, who moved to Atlanta two years ago, discussed the matter with Finks and Tarkenton declined further comment by phone.
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Engineers Crush Hartford In 87 69 Victory At Home
RPI built a 24 17 lead, topped Hartford 88 to 69 as Kellher and Palladino traded scoring blows. Kellher led with 35 points, Palladino added 18, while Matties and Ferguson aided with key baskets. Hartford shot 37 percent, were outrebounded 59 44, and fell to 5 9 while RPI improved to 9 4 and remained in the hunt for the ICAC title.
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Funseth Leads Phoenix Open At Midpoint
Rod Funseth shot a seven under par 64 to seize a four stroke lead after two rounds of the Phoenix Open. The Spokane veteran, 33, who won here in 1965, posted 68-64-132 with seven birdies and five more. Jack Rule Jr. and Bob Boldt sit at 136, while Ken Still and Dean Retram are at 140 and 138 respectively after second rounds.
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iGirls Swim Final Today At School 12
Finals of the fourth annual PSAL Girls Swimming Festival take place today at the School 12 pool starting 10 am. Qualifying heats were held yesterday with girls from Schools 12 14 Ne 18 competing.
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Radday Drops 44 Points as St Francis Dominate Siena
Gil Radday, a 6 8 center, poured in 44 points while leading St Francis to an 84-66 win over Siena. Al Fisher, sidelined by a shoulder injury, had his 38 point school record broken as Radday outscored the visitors and sparked the Terriers to victory.
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Celtics win in double overtime over Knicks in Boston
In a dramatic Garden showdown 11,066 fans watched Boston edge New York 122 121 after two overtimes. Sam Jones and Dick Barnett sparked late heroics, with Rick Barry scoring 43 for San Francisco in a foe Warriors game. Nate Thurmond left with a broken hand in the fourth.
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Chamberlain's 37 Leads 76ers Past Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain scored 37 as the Philadelphia 76ers toppled the Los Angeles Lakers 148 131 in a high scoring NBA game. Chamberlain added 24 rebounds and 12 assists while hitting 16 of 21 from the floor and 5 of 7 free throws in the win.
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Fulton CC tops HVCC in wrestling meet defeat
Fulton-Montgomery Community College defeated Hudson Valley Community College 31 to 8 in a wrestling meet held yesterday at Prulton.
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Carson Named Tech Football Coach Succeeding Dodd
Bud Carson was named Georgia Tech head coach succeeding Bobby Dodd. Carson, considered the top candidate since Dodd stepped down, becomes Tech’s fourth coach in 63 years after Dodd’s 22 years. The article also lists miscellaneous race results and sports scores from various events.
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Lew Has 22 For Bruins
Lew Alcindor scored 22 points as UCLA clad in undefeated form beat Oregon State Beavers 76 to 44. The Bruins moved to their 18th win of the season in the Pacific Coast Conference clash.
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Scholastic Cage Schedule With Mixed Matchups
Schedule lists multiple high school cage games including Teague Amsterdam at Colonia SCHR at Linton Achalmont at Niaka pilnas Wahop Kearney at Wahop Gb, Bishop Woully at St Marys Madi son AL Patricks Catakilo at Windsor Waterford at Columba Ache phectadys Johnstown at Biatlop Murke Glovaravitis.
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College basketball results with mixed scores and teams
A muddled list of college basketball scores and team names including Cornell Fresh, HVCC, Bucknell, Navy, Princeton, Yale, Brandeis, Pace, Towson, Roanoke, Quantico Marines, Cortland, and others. The fragmentary text shows multiple games with uneven scores and several garbled entries, reflecting a patchy recap rather than a cohesive roundup. The item records numerous matchups and deviations, indicating a broad but damaged clippings page.
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Williams Plans Gym Expansion at Williams College
Williams College announced an athletic building program estimated at 125 thousand to 1.5 million dollars. The plan includes an athletic cage expansion of Lanell Gymnasium and improvements to the hockey rink.
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CCHS Five Raps Cadets By 73-57
Catholic High led wire to wire in a Diocesan League win beating LaSalle Institute 73 to 57. Pete Knapp scored 28 with 19 rebounds while Tom Bacher added 13 and Alan Shufelt 10 and 15 rebounds. Jordan led LaSalle with 17 as CCHS improved to 6 2 in league and 10 4 overall. LaSalle is 1 6 and 3 11.
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Shaker Wins To Capture Loop Crown
Shaker High clinched the Suburban Council title by edging Guilderland 46-45 on Guilderland’s court. Key scorers were Rich Gifford and Jim Masterson for Shaker with 16 and 15 points while Mike Crook led Guilderland with 20. Guilderland junior varsity won 48-42 earlier.
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Larries Nip Union In Key ICAC Game 78 77
SLU seized a late 52 50 edge and held on to beat Union 78 77 in ICAC play. Tom Szeczech led the Larries with 20 points while Fitz Turner and Jim Derrick each scored 13 for Union.
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College Hockey Scores Sweep Through Varied Results
Clarkson defeated Loyola Quebec 4 2 while Michigan State topped Michigan 4 0 Middlebury beat Hamilton 9 4 Norwich downed Northeastern 4 3 Massachusetts edged Holy Cross 8 4 Connecticut lost to Wesleyan 13 1 Oswego 6 2 Boston State 2 Boston College 5 St Lawrence beat Merrimack 12 3 Colby 3 Wisconsin 10 1 Ohio State 3 North Dakota 3 Minnesota 2 Michigan Tech 6 Minnesota Duluth 4
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Guter leads Hudson Valley in win at Jefferson College
Steve Guter poured in 33 points and grabbed 22 rebounds as Hudson Valley Community College beat host Jefferson Community College 98 to 74 in the Empire States Conference, improving to 16-4 overall and 6-2 in league play. Johnny Nazarian directed play as HVCC built a 45-28 halftime lead and had four other Vikings in double figures. Dave Kirch led Jefferson with 20 points.
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RPI Hosts Colby In 8 PM Hockey Clash
Rensselaer Poly hockey, on a two game win streak and unbeaten in division play, hosts Colby College leader of the group tonight at 8 in the Field House. Colby sits 6-2 in division play and 8-6 overall with the top scorer Mike Self at 41 points. RPI counters with Dale Watson leading Division I scorers at 49 points and Richard Scammell at 43.
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