Cincinnati Beats Memphis State In OT. Kentucky Falls To Tennessee
Cincinnati, ranked 11th, beat Memphis State 75-68 in overtime as John Howard led with 31. Kentucky, No. 9, lost 87-59 at Tennessee, missing a chance to tie Adolph Rupp’s all time victory mark. Ohio State downed Georgia Tech 66-55 and Michigan topped Ball State 99-75 in other actions.
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Strong front line favored in NBA All Star game
The East, a 10 point favorite, relies on a strong front line led by Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell against a West missing Nate Thurmond. Wilt will play the first quarter and Russell the second, with Beaty of the Hawks anchoring the East rebounding effort at Madison Square Garden.
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UCLA Eyes New York In Wake Of Houston Defeat
UCLA coach John Wooden says the Bruins will be better after their 42 game win streak ended by Houston. Lew Alcindor continues eye treatment but should improve for the New York weekend trip as Wooden credits the loss with sharpening the team.
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Women's Bowling Scores in Melody Strikers League
Winga third frame total 2504 leads followed by Martin 2382 and River Products 2356 in a league tally. VFW 2314, Ad Ettes 2219, State Bank 2450, Essex 2325. team series Winga 2504 and State Bank 2450. Team game State Bank 889 and River Products 855. Curl 563 Payne 561. Walby 202 L Smith 202 Trotter 201.
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Strikers 1948 Edge Hookers In Private Bowling Meet
Strikers 1948 defeated Hookers 669 to 669 in a tight team game. Murphy led with 219 in the individual game while also topping the series at 604. Hammond added 199 and 562 for Hookers.
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Houston takes over lead in UPI poll
Houston climbs to first in the eighth weekly United Press International major college basketball ratings for the 1967 68 season with records through January 20. UCLA, North Carolina, New Mexico, and St Bonaventure follow as others receiving top votes.
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Celtics and Eagles Tie In YMCA Cage Loop Game
The Celtics and Eagles played to a 22 to 22 tie in fifth and sixth grade basketball at the Washington YMCA. Phil Long led the Eagles with high points, Terry Watson added 7 for the Celtics. The Royals beat the Lakers 22 to 18 in the second game, Mike Young scoring 12 for the Lakers and Terry Renoux 10 for the Royals.
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Warriors and Syndicate win cage league games
The Warriors beat Doc and the Juniors 47 to 40 while the Syndicate defeated the Chargers 60 to 28 in high school league play at the YMCA. Both teams sit atop the standings with six wins and one loss. Syndicate led 26 to 15 at halftime versus the Chargers, Schoonover 26 and Eschweiler 17 for the Syndicate. Miller 14 and Smith 10 for the Chargers. The Warriors and Doc and the Juniors were tied 21 all at the break. Harris 18 and Hennigan 14 for the Warriors.
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Highland wrestlers beat Alburnett in dual meet to go 9-1
Highland High School extended its dual record to nine wins and one loss with a 28 to 18 victory over Alburnett. Jerry Sweeting, at 154 pounds, remained undefeated with nine straight wins, pinning Behrens. Individual results included Slaughter 95 pounds and O Connor 112 pounds earning wins, while Rotter and Sweeting each scored pins in 165 and 154 respectively. Highland also won a Columbus Community tournament with four champions: O Connor, Latta, Ron Sweeting, and Jerry Sweeting, plus Dennis Bush earning a title at 154 pounds.
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Bowling results and high scores at Monday Squire Shoppe
The Monday standings show Squire Shoppe 3 Ross 1 Freshwaters 3 Fareway 1 Hy Vee 3 Zieglowsky 1 Rose Motel 4 Edwards 0. High team series went to Squire Shoppe 2656 and Freshwaters 2582. Top individuals were Marlane Miller 635 in series and 266 in game, and Tom Bollman 614 in series and 248 in game.
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Warriors win tight YMCA junior high clash 41 to 40
The Warriors nipped the Hawkeyes 41 40 to stay atop the YMCA junior high standings. Bill Hansen led Hawkeyes with 19 points, while Mike Doughty added 18 for the Warriors and Jim Owen 14 for the Warriors. In the other game, the Royals forfeited to the Celtics.
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Missing hydrogen bombs hunt in Greenland after Thule crash
UPI reports U.S. experts in helicopters and dogsleds comb Greenland in 25 below zero search for four missing hydrogen bombs aboard a B52 that crashed near Thule Air Force Base. One life was lost. Denmark warns over nuclear flights and Danish voters weigh NATO ties as Krag seeks more U.S. help.
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Apollo 5 Moon Bug Flight Proves Space Suitcase Ready
Apollo 5 Lunar Module completes a 7 hour 40 minute space flight piloted by a robot computer in earth orbit. Ground controllers use an alternate plan to salvage the mission after an engine failure and officials say the craft performed with surprising precision on return. The test boosts hope Lunar Module can carry astronauts in late 1960s. Dr. George Mueller calls it an excellent flight and a key step toward the moon. If manned, the mission could lead to the next crewed launch later this year with another LM aboard for a second unmanned trial if needed.
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Drivers continue Monte Carlo rally
The 37th Monte Carlo rally resumes with 153 entrants in a 980 mile Alpine circuit. Cars start between 7:30 a.m. and 10:02 a.m. The 24 hour second lap includes seven sections. The first stage claimed 47 of 200 starters and already caused two deaths including Luciano Lombardini in Yugoslavia and another in France.
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