All Eyes On USC UCLA Clash For Rose Bowl Bid
USC and UCLA meet in a high stakes intracity clash with the Rose Bowl bid on the line. UCLA holds the No 1 ranking while USC aims to slow Heisman contender Beban and force a high scoring battle at the Coliseum. Weather looked dry but tailgaters fill the 94 000 expected crowd ahead of a 1 30 p m kickoff broadcast by ABC.
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Tiger Retains Crown In 12th Round KO Of Rouse
In Las Vegas AP report Tiger beat challenger Roger Rouse by knockout in the 12th round to defend his world light heavyweight title. Tiger, from the new republic of Biafra, mounted a late surge after a closely fought early stretch, scoring two knockdowns and ending the fight with a brutal right that dropped Rouse for the final time. Officials and judges favored Tiger, who improves to 60 points on the night according to AP scoring.
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Philadelphia Leads 76ers Top St Louis in 125 117 Win
Bill Cunningham poured in 38 points to lift Philadelphia over St Louis 125 117 in a National Basketball Association doubleheader in Baltimore where the Bullets rallied past Los Angeles 116 107. A Civic Center crowd of 11394 set a city attendance record for basketball.
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Lakers fall short as Ohl, Johnson pace scoring barrage
Ben Johnson pours in 29 points with 15 rebounds while Ohl adds 25 as Los Angeles压ers clash with Baltimore. West scores 23 in a bruising rally, but the Lakers fail to score a field goal in the final four minutes, yielding a late lead loss and a 108-106 result amid a chaotic sequence of turnovers and missed shots. Philadelphia also tops Cincinnati and Philadelphia remains atop the Eastern Division with Cunningham contributing 22 in the late surge. Seattle beats San Diego 130-124 as Hazzard nets 30 and the Sonics rally late despite a tight start with two new expansion teams. Data reflects a chaotic box score with multiple players scoring in the 20s and a flurry of fouls and substitutions.
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Hagan Sparks Dallas Past Houston in ABA Clash
Cliff Ulagan India coached Dallas surged to a 116-107 ABA win over Houston. Hagan scored 30 points as Dallas trailed most of the third and fourth periods before taking the lead at 101-100 on a Bob Verga layup with 9 28 remaining.
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Wake Forest Rout Maryland 35-17 in ACC finale
Wake Forest beat Maryland 35-17 to finish the season 6-4, securing a fourth straight win as coach Bill Tate earned a new contract. Maryland’s 12th straight loss over two seasons set a school record, with Wake Forest opening the scoring on a long drive and dominating offensively. Attendance 14,500.
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Royals Rally Sinks Celtics For Second Time
In Boston, Cincinnati Royals stay tight with a 120-119 win over the Celtics. Jerry Lucas scored late and Adrian Smith added two free throws as Boston failed to tie in the final seconds. Boston drops to second in the Eastern Division behind Philadelphia after a 125-117 loss earlier to St Louis.
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Astros Send Bo Belinsky To Minors
Houston Astros assigned Bo Belinsky and five others to the Oklahoma City farm club. Belinsky, who pitched a no hitter for the California Angels in 1962, becomes subject to the 1962-63 draft. Also sent were pitchers Dave Eilers Dan Schneider Howie Reed, infielder Lee Bales and outfielder Duke Simms. draft tied to upcoming meeting in Mexico City.
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Freshman Stars Help Brockport Soccer Team Win Big
Two Troy Area freshmen at the State University College at Brockport helped the team to a 7-1 record. John Hogan from Lans ingburgh High School had three goals and five assists, while Donn Maynard from Johnsonville High School contributed five goals and 12 assists under coaches Celeone and Wiles.
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Marist To Start 2 Troy Gridders
The Siena Football Club will meet Marist at Shaker High School today. Marist will start two Troy graduates, quarterback Jim Conroy and center Don Jillisky. Conroy has nine touchdown passes and seven rushing scores, 74 completions on 151 attempts for 1,099 yards.
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Rockets Trounce Americans in New Jersey clash
Denver's Wil lie Murrell poured in 30 points leading a balanced attack as the Rockets beat the New Jersey Americans 120-104 in Teaneck. Larry Jones added 13 of 15 from the line. Julian Hammond tallied 26. Denver outrebounded 64-40, with Tom Hoover collecting 17 and Bruce Spraggins scoring 21 for New Jersey.
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Pipers Rally Past New Orleans For Fifth Straight Win
Pittsburgh defeated New Orleans 95 94 as Chico Vaughn hit a 10 foot jumper at the buzzer after a late exchange with teammate Charley Williams. Vaughn finished with the game winning shot and the Pipers extended their winning streak to five.
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Olympiads to Host Bombers in Cohoes semi pro finale
The Cohoes Olympiads, 3-6, host the Albany Larkin Bombers at Lansing Park in the season closer. The 16-year-old origins of the team trace to the Cohoes CYO under Campbell, with David Campbell among the few remnants, and youths 22 or younger filling most roles as they aim for better 1967 prospects.
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Red Wings Take East Stand With 4-1 Win Over Kings
Detroit moves into first in the NHL East with a 4-1 victory over Los Angeles. Ullman, Prentice, and Delvecchio score in the third period to erase a 1-0 deficit. Howe ties it at 13:56, and Delvecchio adds the final goal at 14:48 for Detroit.
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Union Names Mat Captains for Wrestling Team
Leigh Frye a senior and Ron Janotti a junior have been named captains of Union College wrestling. Frye wrestles at 145 pounds from Werkimer while Ian notti from East Williston competes at 137 pounds. Under first year coach Ron Coleman Union opens its season January 9 against the University of Hartford. The Garnet defends the Independent Collegiate Athletic Conference championship.
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NBA At A Glance Scholastic Basketball
Hoosick Falls fell to Berlin 47 to 61 while Cairo defeated St Patrick's Cats Kill 40 in a scholastic basketball roundup.
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Warriors Beat Bulls to Grab Second Place in West
San Francisco edged Chicago 111-109 to move into sole possession of second in the NBA Western Division. Al Attles starred, Thurmond led early with 19 points, and a Thurmond layup with Attles fed the ball sealed the win after Chicago sparked a late surge.
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Hoosick Falls Triumphs Over Berlin 67-61 In Open
Hoosick Falls exploded for 26 points in the second period to defeat host Berlin 67-61 in a non league basketball opener. Tom Starr and Del Wysocki had eight points each in the period, Starr led with 19 points while Wysocki Morin and Paul Cipperly added double figures for Hoosick Falls.
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City Cagers In Cohoes Set Opening
The Cohoes City Senior Basketball League starts the week of November 26. Teams must register with league director Edward Campbell before Wednesday. Games will be at Cohoes High School Abram Lansing School Keveny Academy and Cohoes Armory. Ten teams last year returned in two divisions.
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