Riot Halls Jacksonville Contest By KEN RAPPOPORT
Georgetown coach Jack Magee pulled his team from the floor with 1 23 left in the first half as Jacksonville fans assaulted play. The forfeit gave No 18 Georgetown 41 26 victory while Pete Maravich scored 50 for LSU in a 101 98 loss to USC. Other top games saw South Carolina roll Long Island University 89 52 and Purdue edge Kent State 65 64. Magee accepted responsibility for the 18 players.
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Indians Defeat Gobblers, 84-79 In tight college tilt
The Indians downed the Gobblers 84 to 79 in a hard fought game. Bob Sherwood led W M with 23 points while Charlie Lipscomb added 20 as Tech suffered a close loss in a crowded schedule. Roanoke's Maroons upset The Citadel 107-67 behind Frankie Allen's 49 point spree.
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Chiefs Favored to Whip Jets in Playoff Game
NFL and AFL action headline weekend playoffs with Kansas City favored over the New York Jets at Shea Stadium and Oakland strong against the Houston Oilers. The AP roundup notes key injuries, players such as Namath and Maynard, and a slate of games shaping the final standings.
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Hornets Open New Shingleton Gym In Winchester Debut
Shenandoah College hosts Essex Maryland Junior College in the first game in the Newton B Shingleton Physical Education Building. The free admission affair features Tommy Thompson as captain and starts the holiday break slate before resuming Jan 5 against Shepherd Frosh.
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Hill Top Rookie Calvin Hill Wins NFL Offensive Rookie Award
Dallas Cowboys rookie Calvin Hill, drafted last January, stunned scouts by progressing from tight end prospect to NFL running back. His explosive exhibition season earned him the Offensive Rookie of the Year honor from a 48Member committee.
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Three Colonels Welcome Back Trio After Win
Jerry Hannas coaches return of three lettermen Donnie Ganse Dave Nesselrodt and Monte Dicks to the Colonels lineup after a win over Loudoun County Ganse suffers a broken wrist in that game and is listed among returning players Star photo credits Mary Helen Massie.
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