Illinois president to decide on coach dismissals after meeting
University of Illinois president Dr. David D. Henry said a statement would come no later than tomorrow regarding the Big Ten athletic directors demand the school show cause why three Illinois coaches should not be dismissed. James Costello prepared a full report after attending the Chicago meeting. Pete Elliott Henry To Comment Today and Henry Combes declined to comment. Howard Braun was also named in connection with the athletic slush fund inquiry from December.
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Big Ten Directs Illinois To Dismiss Coaches
Chicago AP report says Big Ten officials directed Illinois to suspend or dismiss football coach Pete Ellball and basketball coach Harry Combes amid an athletic fund scandal. Directors voted to probe eligibility and potential penalties, with appeals allowed for university staff and officials.
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Illinois
Jerry West Leads Lakers Past Royals in Tight Victory
Los Angeles held off the Cincinnati Royals 103 to 102 as Jerry West sparked a late rally. West produced key baskets and defensive plays to seal the win for the Lakers in a close NBA contest.
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Wesleyan Cruises Past Union 90 59 In Schenectady
Wesleyan of Connecticut overwhelmed Union 90 59 in Schenectady last night to halt Union’s three game streak. Sitarz led Wesleyan with 19 points and Bob Ryan Fran Spadola and Greg Wrobel added 13 each, while Fitz Turner scored 13 for Union and Ted Knight 14. Wesleyan raised its record to 12 7 and Union fell to 8 10.
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Connecticut
Union
Schenectady
Bailiwick
Jack Sutarz
Cardinals
Fitz Turner
Ron Reisner
Sitarz
Bob Ryan
Fran Spadola
Greg Wrobel
Ted Knight
Bill Priscott
Unnion Wesleyan
Leafs rout Canadiens 5-2 to extend win streak
Toronto unbeaten in five after a 5-2 victory over Montreal. Eddie Shack and Dave Keon scored in the first period, with goals also from Ellis, Pappin, and Conacher. Bower stopped 38 shots to Hodge 29 as Toronto moved into third place, four points clear of Detroit.
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Dave Keon
National Hockey League
Montreal
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Frank Mahovlich
Canadiens
Charlie Hodge
Larry Hillman
Ralph Backstrom
Keen
Tim Horton
George Armstrong
Dick Duff
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Jim Pappins
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Billa
Malovitch
Pappin
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Pulford
Larase
Beliveau
Conacher
Shark
Ferguson
Stemkowsky
Oswego State Upsets Potsdam State 57 51
Greg Wilson of Round Lake scored 17 points to lift Oswego State over Potsdam State 57 to 51. Oswego improves to 9-8 while Potsdam drops to 18-3.
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Celtics Crush Bullets and Bulls Win in Doubleheader Night
In a chaotic Capital Civic Center doubleheader 7250 fans watched Boston beat Baltimore styled Bulls. Jones led Chicago with 42 points and Erwin Mueller added 21 while Bob Boozer had 23 as Chicago edged toward an earlier playoff berth. The Knicks were edged 117-108 by Boston.
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Bulls rally to top as Goldsmith posts mark in opener
Chicago trailed early in the third before Guy Rodgers sparked a 7-0 run that put the Bulls ahead. John Egan scored 23 points with 12 in the final period as Chicago built an eight and 11 point lead in the first half. Goldsmith set a mark in a lengthy but unsettled report from Daytona and Charlotte entries at the Daytona International Speedway.
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Cornell 6 Wins, 9th Straight, Over Harvard
Cornell hockey stretched its winning streak to nine with a 6 1 victory at Harvard. Ken Dryden of Cornell stopped 34 shots while Harvard goalie Bill Kierans also made 34 saves. Pete Tufford and Doug Fert Buson scored early in the first period. Kinasewich and Stankowski provided late insurance.
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Skip Stankowski
Unbeaten Union Beats RPI 22-15 in Wrestling Meet
Union wrestlers defeated Rensselaer Poly 22-15 to move to 1-0 while RPI drops to 3-4. Sorenson of RPI won at 115 pounds, Blair of RPI took 137-pound, and Hald of RPI won at 160 as other bouts produced decisions for Union and a forfeit at 177.
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Nevin and Giacomin Spark Rangers To 1-0 Win
New York Rangers blank Detroit Red Wings 1-0 as Nevin scores at 1:10 with Goyette assisting and Ed Giacomin making 26 saves. The victory boosts the Rangers with strong early pressure and tight defense, holding off Detroit’s late surge at Madison Square Garden.
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Alfred Upsets St Lawrence To Claim ICAC Title
Alfred College toppled St Lawrence 79 to 74 Tuesday night to clinch the Independent College Athletic Conference crown as Rensselaer Polytechs Engine ers edged a 4 1 league finish. Union upset RPI later that night, snapping a seven game streak.
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Major College Basketball Scores From Recent Contests
Albany State defeated Oneonta 103 to 82 while Wesleyan edged Union 90 to 77. St Lawrence beat Hobart 77 to 72 and Rochester topped Colgate 97 to 37. Alfred Tech 83 beat Hartwick 121 to 82. Buffalo State 84 lost to Parsons 73. Oswego beat Potsdam 51 to -- substantial list of college results across conferences with numerous upsets and margin variations.
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Civic Center Triumphs 86 to 76 Over St. Brigid's
Civic Center remained undefeated by defeating St. Brigid's 86 76 in a basketball game. Scoring featured Mike Sharra 6 Tom Hayes 10 Frank Grabowsk 6 Tim Wendt 20 Dan Keating 2 Mon Aplak 10 Gunfall 2 George Mardiyan 22 for Civic Center and Chet Hynedolph 17 Wally Lazino 71 Ralphs chim ime 44 for St. Brigid's with numerous oddities in the box score suggesting OCR errors.
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College Hockey Scores from New England and Nearby
College hockey results show Boston College routing Pascaeal 8 to 0 and Clarkson defeating Colgate 4 to 1. Connecticut up 5 to 2 over Sakon while Corneil beats Harvard 4 to 1 and Amherst overwhelms MIT 11 to 1.
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Albany State Frosh overpower Oneonta in 105 82 win
Albany State at Hudson Valley Community College beat Oneonta 105 82 lifting their record to 13 6 while Oneonta falls to 7 10 in a preliminary game. Rich Margison led Albany State with 25 points and 10 rebounds. Jack Adams and Ed Cole added 18 and 16 respectively. Perry Ashley and Bob Wood led JCA with 23 and 19.
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Barbers Triumph Over Dix in Cohoes League Game
Paul's Barbers defeated Ben dix 73 to 45 in a Cohoes Recreation Department Basketball League game at the Cohoes Armory. Highlights include Tim Kennedy 22 points, Hill Gomik 10, John Farrar 10, Bob Tavigan 10, Larry Jackman 9, Pete Laney 4, Bob Allard 4.
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Aaron Returns to Braves on Two Year Deal
Braves president reports Henry Aaron has agreed to a two year contract with the Atlanta club. Bartholomay and Aaron met in Chicago to finalize terms after delays. Aaron will report for spring training in West Palm Beach and sign at the camp. He will earn about 100000 more over last season’s 65000, while Joe Torre nears a similar increase for the catcher. Torre is expected to sign for around 63000, making him among baseball’s top paid catchers. Aaron batted .315 with 38 home runs and 101 RBIs last year, the Braves’ highest paid player in history.
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