Duke Enters Top Ten As Kentucky Drops To No 10
In AP polling Houston remains No 1 with UCLA close behind. Duke climbs from unranked to No 9 after Kentucky falls to 10 as Utah drops out. North Carolina New Mexico St Bonaventure Tennessee Vanderbilt and Columbia fill 3 through 8. Yastrzemski weighs in lighter after banquet trek.
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Pro Basketball Monday and ABA results overview
Summary of Monday’s schedule with Cincinnati Detroit New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago Seattle and other matchups listed. ABA results show Dallas 110 Denver 107 in OT New Orleans 115 Houston 105 Minnesota 116 New Jer 110 with several games noted across cities and future fixtures.
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Vikings Trade For Cuozzo Ahead Of Draft Choice
New York AP report states the Minnesota Vikings swapped their regular first round picks in 1968 and 1969 for quarterback Gary Cuozzo while keeping the No 1 pick from last year. Cuozzo joins Joe Kapp, Ron Vanderkelen and Bob Berry, giving Minnesota four QBs as the draft looms with top targets including Kevin Hardy Larry Csonka Ron Yary and Gary Beban. The Bengals begin AFL era draft with 42 picks. 462 players to be chosen over 17 rounds as draft opens at 10 a.m. EST and concludes Wednesday.
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Rupp Sets Coach Record By Grabbing 772nd Win
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp earned his 772nd victory, the most in college basketball history, guiding the 10th ranked Wildcats past Mississippi 85-76 in Oxford as top rivals Tennessee Vanderbilt and Florida won to stay atop the SEC race. Houston rookie stars Hayes and Maravich highlighted a night of high scoring across conferences.
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Basketball scores and results from area games
Tuesday results include Loudoun County 62 Clarke County 49 and Fauquier 70 Herndon 45. Other scores: Waynesboro Pa 69 Martinsburg 60. Fort Ashby 74 Wardensville 69. Rappahannock 56 Strasburg 52. Central 71 Warren County 65. Luray 66 Stonewall 50. Page County 73 Elkton 50. Turner Ashby 72 Broadway 68. Hampshire 64 Petersburg 54. Musselman 79 Hedgesville 60. Mosby 57 Rock Hill 54. Harpers Ferry 80 Berkeley Springs 75. Harrisonburg 72 Montevideo 50. Also Catonsville 93 Shenandoah 90. Shenandoah 86 Essex 76. Last week: 22 correct, eight wrong. overall 409 correct, 130 wrong.
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Lombardi Calls Postseason News Conference
Green Bay coach and GM Vince Lombardi invites the Packer board to a dinner amid strong talk he may step down as coach. Speculation centers on handing coaching to Phil Bengtson while he stays as general manager, with Lombardi deflecting certainty about his plans.
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Duke Leads ACC Scoring Ahead of South Carolina Matchup
Duke carries an 87.3 point scoring average to face South Carolina in Columbia. Duke also leads free throw efficiency at .778 and rebounds at 52.8 per game. Clemson’s Butch Zatezalo leads individual scoring, closely followed by North Carolina's Larry Miller.
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Kramer Told He May Not Live to 29
Philadelphia AP reports 28-year-old Jerry Kramer recalled doctors saying in 1965 he might not reach 29 due to cancer. The Green Bay guard, later a NFL champion, spoke as he received the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association Courageous Athlete award.
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Hockey Tonight Scores and Matchups Listed
Hockey today features Toronto at Montreal Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at St. Louis Los Angeles at Minnesota with four games spotlighting key matchups and potential standings impact.
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Big Ten men take holiday stops across holiday classics
Michigan plays in the Sun Devil Classic in Tempe Arizona while Wisconsin competes in the Quaker City Classic in Philadelphia Iowa and Minnesota join the Los Angeles Classic Northwestern and Ohio State appear in the Rainbow Classic in Honolulu Indiana competes in the All Sports Classic in Dallas and Michigan State enters the Sugar Bowl tournament in New Orleans
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