Cardinal Cagers Next for Demons
Washington's Demons travel to Selma for a non-conference game with Cardinal District Tuesday. Coach Tom English mulls starting five changes as he rebuilds after three rough conference starts. Local players including Brian Owen, back after flu, are expected to be available for action.
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Wilt Seis Record Falls as Hawks Triumph in St Louis
Wilt Chamberlain scored 55 as the St. Louis Hawks defeated the Philadelphia Warriors 137-112 at Kiel Auditorium. Larry Foust added 28 for the Hawks. Bob Pettit had 30 in the win. Celtics top Lakers 118-95 as Russell fouls trouble Celtics extend season lead. Royals rally past Packers 123-113 behind Bellamy 44 and Embry 30. Nationals beat Knickerbockers 123-116 with Greer 23 and Shaffer 23. Guerin 32 for Knicks.
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Hawkeyes to Face Wildcats Tonight
Iowa hosts Northwestern in the Big Ten opener as Don Nelson leads the Hawkeyes seeking a rebound from a 91 79 loss to Wisconsin. Wildcats guard duo Ralph Wells and Bill Cacciatore pace the threat, with Wells at 15.7 PPG and Cacciatore at 14.1 PPG entering the Buckeyes game. Iowa coach Scheuerman cites Wisconsin’s hustle and notes free throw troubles in the recent defeat.
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Longshots Lead Los Angeles Open Golf Standings
In Los Angeles, Fred Hawkins and Phil Rodgers hold a seven under par 206 after 54 holes to lead the $45,000 Los Angeles Open. Rodgers, 23, fresh from the Marines, and Hawkins, 38, poised for a late surge, chase the $7,500 first prize as Tony Lema and others contend at 210. Palmer and Player lag deeper.
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Junior Bowling Results Highlight Close Matches
Marcia defeated Schoonover 3 to 0 and Berk beat Sportshop 2 to 1 with Boyd and Everetts tied. Phillips beat Harmonicas 2 to 1 as team series favored Marcia 1744 over Sportshop 1719 while Clippers led 623 to 604 in team games. Individual leaders include Joyce Zieglow sky 522 in series and 194 in game, Kathy Berkhoff 388, Pat Williams 168.
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Mixed Bowling Results From Friday Fixtures
M n T s beat R L 2 1 with T s 1734 plus 87 handicap. Untouchables beat Zig Pots 2 1. Untouchables 1663 plus 225 handicap. B H beat Petal Pushers 21. B H 1762 plus 90 handicap. Nuggets beat Head Pins 3 0. Nuggets 1880 Pins 1777. Team series Nuggets 1880 and Pots 1870. Team game RK L 676 and Pots 669. Ed Sorrell 511 and Marge Sorrell 492 lead in series. Bob Roe 207 and Marge Sorrell 204 in games.
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Two unbeaten major cage powers stay perfect in college hoops
Ohio State and Mississippi State remain the lone undefeated among major colleges as upsets hit top teams. Kansas State, Duke, and Wichita State fell. Villanova lost at West Virginia. Ohio State led 27 points from John Havlicek and 16 from Jerry Lucas in a 85-62 win over Northwestern.
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Martins Captures First Round Title In Bowling
In the men's bowling event, Dawson rolled 576 to lead the series with 204 in the first game and Baumert added 196. Baumert finished the series with 567. Martins won the first round title.
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West Wins First AFL All-Star Tilt
West defeats East 47 to 27 in the AFL All-Star game in San Diego. Dallas Texans quartet Cotton Davidson Abner Haynes Sherrill Headrick and David Webster key the win with Davidson earning MVP honors after 249 yards and three TDs. Haynes adds a 66 yard punt return TD and a 12 yard rushing score. Headrick disrupts East QB George Blanda with constant pressure. Websters strong defense helps secure the victory.
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West Wins Defensive Stand In Classic Football Game
The West squad, aided by six unassisted tackles and five assisted plays by a key defender who also intercepted a pass near the East 15 yard line, won the game. Each West player received 700 dollars while East players earned 500 each. The event was televised nationally before 20,973 fans in extreme heat of 811 degree weather.
Hall Leads West to 33 19 U S Bowl Victory
Penn State quarterback Galen Hall starred in the inaugural U S Bowl, guiding the Western All Stars to a 33 19 win over the East. He earned another outstanding player award and MVP honors in the Gator Bowl season, but went undrafted by NFL teams. Hall threw three TD passes for 288 yards, with a 44 yard strike to Bobby Thompson and five long West scoring drives. Promoters reported a successful event with plans for a second annual game.
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Cleveland Pipers Top Saints Behind Cox and Barnett
Johnny Cox led the Cleveland Pipers with 39 points and Dick Barnett added 37 as they defeated the San Francisco Saints 140 to 107 on Sunday. The victory snapped Cleveland’s four game skid and kept them on the winning track in the American Basketball League.
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Bowl-a-Ceres League High Scores Report
The Splitters posted a 2111 team series and 738 709 games while Not So Hots totaled 2028. Ray Van Zile led individuals with 639 in series and Cloyce Zieglow bowled a 247 game. About 11 000 spectators paid admission.
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