Duke Defeats Clemso n In Illinois Wins, Cops Casa baGI iff hanger 87-8- 5 " l A Don Fullmer Top Spot In Big 10 Eves Bout A. GRANATO seconds without a point and UPI Sports Writer... . eight minutes, 39 seconds JWhen me clock is running without s field goal Texas A&M frittered away a basketball player somecut, lead in the firsthalf; times bM to sacrifice form for but held off sn Arkansas rally Consider Steve Vacendak of in the last minute to win a Prito Tbr he wm Tuesday Southwestern Conference tilt The Tjexans were paced by with a mere gdght, four seconds left and the score John Beasley's 29 points but tied. An underhand flip toward their strength was in rebound-ins- . The Aggies outrebounded the basket and the Blue Devils had an 5 victory theRazorbacks fjr ' LENARD In Rome ROME (UPI) Don. Fullmer Jordan, Utah, h a s to agreed fight Nino Benvenuti of Italy, the Europeafrmiddle- weight champion, at the local Sports Palace Feb. 4, Promoter fttno Tommasi announced on , WASHINGTON Wednesday. (UPI)-T- he The bout is scheduled for 12 National CWlegiaieAthletic rounds, with the winner being Association (NCAA) went into guaranteed first consideration its windup convention session a for a fight with world champion today partly legislative mill but even more so a rumor Dick Tiger, of Nigeria. Fullmer, brother of former factory for college and pro 4worldiiUeholder Gene Fullmer, tootoall coaching job seekers. upset Joey Archer of New York ..The' names of Dartmouth's in his last bout. He is ranked Bob Blackman, Notre Dame's Nebraska's eighth in the middleweight rat Ara Parseghian, Bob Devcney and Alabam's 1. No. BenvenutLis ings; Pul Bryant cropped up'recm"- - i;: nt top-rank-ed - 54-3- er Clemson. . It was the climax of a . ; good eight for Vacendak. He wound sp with 38 points to lead all ecorers and in the process tallied five consecutive points o strengthen a tenuous Duke lead. Toledo Wins . . . . Toledo's balance outweighed Bob Wolfs 27 points in a 1 victory over Marquette. The Rockets counted 24 points from Bob Aston and 17 from Jim Cox. . Baylor won its first basket ball game in seven years on the Austin, Tex., hojnecourt M 77-7- Clemson, down 4U3 at the half, staged two second-perio- d Jimmy Turner had rallies, led by Garry Helms Texas who eventually tallied 24 points. 28 points and DarrelT Hardy v.'l But the Blue Devils withstood contributed 24. the onslaught from their Jerry Lee Wells sank 15 of 19 Atlantic Coast Conference" ri-- free throws and paced Oklaho Ft? 0 li 89-7- 4. ma City with 27 points in a 92-7- 7 4.- 1- ce - inq Rumor Mill Spices NCAA Confab of West 75-7- 2. 87-8- WEDNESDAY, JAN. 12, 1966 r mw County,. Utsh Daily Herald rently in hotel lobby gossip at the NCAA meeting and the affiliated convention of the American Football Coaches hot-sto- from a cut left eye, Cuban Jose Stable reels from an UNDER HEAVV AtTACK-Bleed-ing attack by British Empire, welterweight champion Brian Cnrvis (left) during their fight at Royal Albert Hall Tuesday night. Cnrvis scored a fourth round TKO when the referee . Telephoto) stopped fight. (HeraM-UP- I Bear Owner Seebto Association. runaway against North The speculation centered on Don Freeman and Rich Jones Texas State. led Illinois to the top spot on Jeff Evans, a reserve, paced the Big Tea standings, scoring die Horned Frogs of Texas Et mints between them m an Christian with 23 points in a 97 044 victory over Wisconsin. 79 victory over Rice. The The Badgers tried to stem the defeat was the 12th successive NEW YORK (UPI) Five coaches from each of CHICAGO (UPI) -O- wner-coach To schools Seton HalL and Dart n tide with tactics, but one for Rice. the into back bounded George Halas of the little seven geographical areas of the the mouth, disagreement among EM dead-eyspoiled the The Phillips (Kers bad to put nation's ninth position the nation elite uroup-iChicago Bears goes to court small coaches college UPI the second-half to down a comprise Man. rally while Valparaiso, which threa today to try to keep the Los Each week they vote on board. freeman hit 17 points, his defeat the touring Mexican about which team 1Is the best in tens Evansville's Rams from hiring MOSCOW (UPI)-B- ob of dominance Angeles of land the but line a ong 7948. Rpkin, Phillips, -- 10 with points away his prize defensive coach teams aetjoo average, and Jones national team 18-the Confer-encetop the Indiana Collegiate second ranking scorer on the was paced contenders for the runnerup added J5. Wisconsin did not which is now of basis the on distributed heir and apparent, George! University of Idaho basketball moved into 10th. score during the last five by Kendall Rhine's 18 points. position already is forming, for votes from Allen. was the Southern Illinois moved way Seattle Pacific and Steuben- Estrella team, will miss this weekend's mJmnes and SO seconds of the Raphael 10 in first to 10th.' Halas was due before Judge games man, tallying out m ironi - in me. weemy villei headed the second tirst halt, and In the second game's high-poiagainst Montana and 11th and 12th 'positions, respecin Cook Montana State, coach Jim God- Cornelius Harrington 17 International 18 Press Mexico. for went seven United balf minutes, NEW YORK , (UPI)- - --The County ' Circuit Court this dard said while Abilene Christian, of coaches board Tuesday. ratings tively, " Press International morning for a hearing on.his United and Pacific Kentucky. Wesleyan with almost a Wednesday suffered a shoulder in Pipkin 13th through small college basketball ratings demands that Allen be comWeber State Fri perfect sweep of the ballots. Lutheran ranked against jury e wonand votes with to out -contract serve hit pelled The Salukis were chosen No. 1 15th. day and will be out at least one State (Pa.) andjlost records through Saturday, with the Bears. on 32 of the 35 ballots for a Cheyney week and possibly two, Goddard m parentheses The , Rams announced two said. total of 344 points, only six shy South Carolina State entered Jan. 8, Points the top 20 in 19th and 20th Team . days 'agofhat Allen had been of a perfect 350. 344 Pipkin scored 20 points in the behind Lamar Tech, So. Illinois (32) (7-signed as head coach but they Weber The showing places: game, bringing his aver 209 Evansville ) (2) haven't talked since. Allen flew Joe Worthen scored 22 for the of Southern Illinois left" second- - Arkansas State and Assump- No. Dakota (12-2- ) JyZENWTCHELL 198 back to to be present age to 18.4, just a point behind tion. Chicago who has a total IllriJ; round winner Iverson losers and Russ Fatheringham place Evansville far behind Eddie 190 at the ) Cent (Ohio St. Salukis' First Game hearing, and said, "I was of 251 Haskms, nomina for a 19.4 average Construction of Pleasant Grove pumped in 17 before fouling out with two first-pla175 stunned points ) Akron to of coach . learn whipped tions and 209 points. And the Southern" Illinois decision over in the third period. afteaked m an Despite missing Saturday 162 Halas' action, and I still will 1 Grambling (1) (12-1- ) of St. Louis feown's i Billiards of Payson Paul Loveday, (18), and Hal defending champion Purple Washington I night's game, Pipkin is me third 108 not believe that St. Term. Halas (M) George last Saturday in its first game rebounder for the Van Tjiesday night at Spanish Fork Jensen,' (13) led the way for Aces, who held a wide lead in almost three weeks. But the Oglethorpe (11-0- ) ranking 58 would hurt me." dals with 11. John Rucker has to opea pUy for me second the Baker's win over American over cne tmra place ciuo one Salukis will be (11-1- ) 52 U. " Island busy this' week Long Papa Bear also had the 121 and Dave Schlotthauer 120. roond fa the Central Utah Bask-- Fork. Ron Myers and Newell week ago, were hounded by two 44 of perhaps losing another Arizona Valparaiso (10-3- ) next. and visit worry They teams 21 19 NorttvDakota and and each etbeB League. Sargent scored "Second 10: 11, Seattle Pacific assistant from his staff which both State and Arizona, major Central (Ohio) State. KCttkTj Bakery won over Bar-- to pace the Barrett scoring. 42; 12, Steubenville 39; 13, molded what many thought was talk with another NFL club E y a n s v 1 1 1 e's popularity schools, on Friday and Satur Abilene Build Lead tett's Builders, 7M9,'and at Christian 14, the strongest 38; team in thei about a bead coaching job. run and smack into , tweh Berg's had to forfeit to Berg's caught Provo at a pic- dropped as the result of an 83- - day 34; 15, National Football League last Wesleyan Kentucky next Evansville NFL. Commissioner Pete at Wednesday 73 home court loss to Valparai Ltria's of Provo the Spring-- nic and continued to build up an Pacific Lutheran 26; 16, Lamar season and a possible titlist RozeUv who had said he saw the Aces' Roberts Stadium. - of the so,season fourth 100ks insurmountable lead throughout swamped Provo, : "no cause" to interfere with In addition to Evansville, Tech 22; 17, Arkansas State 21; in 1966. 1 the game. From a first against eight . victories, while 18, 17; 19, Cheyney Chuck Assumption former head the Rams' signing of Allen, said Southern Illinois must two face Mather, Norm rose Dakota from fourth to quarter lead Berg's sailed , BeertbreaklngLeM other members of the top 10 State 16; 20, South Carolina coach at Kansas, said he had after the suit was filed, "I have 'raysoo's loss was a heart- - a 8847 advantage by the end to third on the strength of three Tennessee State and got permission from Halas to nothing to add at this time. Oglethorpe! State 11 LNenr tor coach Ton Brown's of the third quarter. Jerry Dahl- - victories last week, including well as as major powers feea as they kd at every turn man and Bob Burton lea me an 4 upset of major' college Wichita and Oklahoma State, Oi the game except at the final scoring parade with 10 and 29 DePaul. The Salukis' only loss in their Both Rated Near ktxsar.. Parson's hatftkne lead points apiece. . The Sioux drew 198 points, first eight games was to The forfeit was due to Spring-11 short of Evansville, and nationally ranked Iowa of the jjyerson'i Jod and Mike Gard-- ville not having several of the only . Ten. Central at roster the on State, alfcough losing Big their sar proviaea ins scoring puncn players its second game of the season tar the winners. Each scored beginning of the season. was 2t points hi the game and K was Jon Stanley led the Provo to Lincoln (Mo.) I2ke Gardner's lay-u- p mat put scoring "attempt with 37 points only eight points further back. fferson's aehad n the last sec and Bob Reese chipped in 12 Akron, which advanced one notch to fifth, and Grambling, ISU 24-- 6 more in the loss. onds of the game. which skidded two places to sixth, also were within striking SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) distaijee of Evansville. The The University of Utah wres 90 in games played tling team has sounded Zips, warning l. through Saturday, Jan. 8, it will challenge Brigham Young 175 received . . points and Gram- University for mat superiority MIL Wis. U. 116 CarroB 71 By UhmsI Pratt (12-1- ) drew 161 in the area this season. bling m. 80 103 Iowa East Col Wslyn V. Undefeated Tennessee State Coach Marv Hess' team Ind. Cent 91 Manchester 83 CoMbta 07 Fordham pick remained seventh but Oglet ed up its fifth dual meet win 91 77 107 EarBuun Francis St Upaak Wagner ft ' horpe bypassed Seattle Pacific of the season Tuesday night by Camon II Alliance 48 Cornell 78 Lake Forest 57 Jfl I and of each whom Steubenville, 71 89 State 100 Hrtford Idaho Kan. Friends 1(0 downing visiting Wslyn Troty(Com.) fell from the top 10,- and University, . Am. Int. 99 Brandeis 87 Omaha 83 Washburn 85 The "Utes shoot for victory Swarthmore 81 Pa. MIL 89 Kendall 88 Elgin (11) Com. 65 climbed into eight place. Long Island U., whose number six Saturday at home Ftvdnce 88 Rhode Island 71 Hiram 79 Heidelberg 74 record includes routs of major against Portland State. Buffalo St 93 Alfred 85 Greenville 82 Lncln Chris. 67 NYU 72 Iona 58 Canto 79 Lincoln OS Doane 99 Neb. Wesleyaa 88 Nyack 107 Northeastern 49 tloomfld 92 Montclair St 91 Wayne St 95 Hastings 09 Bethel 84 Bethany 59 rVynsbrg 99 Ind. (Pa.) St 91 Carleton 01 St. Olaf S3 Wesley an 77 Coast Guard 75 Midwest South TOsdo 77 Marquette 71 Morgan St 90 Va. Union 74 Marshall 82 M. Harvey 79 Swing Green W Kent St. M Walsh 89 Cleveland St 82 WashJcLee 59 Rich. Prof. 57 Jtoo Carroll 88 Case Tech 82 Cath. U. 109 Wash. Coll. 60 W: Reserve 81 Crngie Tech 70 Glenville 88 W.Va. St. 81 Illinois 80 Wisconsin 84 Davidson 81 The atadd 77 Otterbeta 08 Wittenberg 00 Duke 87 Clemson 85 Norfolk St 111 Wnsta Sim 102 Beckley 89 Salem 88 Hold Aide Southern Illinois Still Leads Cage Poll slow-dow- Shoulder Injury Sideline Idaho Cage Ace es , 1, 10-9- V . Pleasant Grove Quint Cops Big Victory CU League Play first-plac- 1) (8-4- . (9-2- ce (9-0- 11-1- 0 85-8- ttteara 21-1- - the possibility that one of them might move into one of the five . coaching vacancies which .now prevail in the two pro leagues.,. 1 Unfilled were jobs' with the St. Louis Cardinals, Washington. Redskins, .'.Pittsburgh Steelers ana the new Atlanta Falcons ui-the National Football league as well as the vacancy with the . r newrMiami Dolphins in the American Football League. ; There - was no confirmation that any of the "Big four" college coaches was interested in plunging into the pressure tank of the pro ranks. But it was learned that Blackman had been approached during the convention by both the Red- ksins and .the Steelers. In addition,, two major are college coaching jobs and vacant Duke standing "- : . " West Virginia, The NCAA today climaxed the organization's 60th convention at a business session with three major topics of controversy on the agenda: A' proposal by the University of New Mexico that the system be returned to college football. The coaches' Association Rules Committee voted 23-- 1 that no major rules change be adopted by the, NCAA Rules Committee meet-this mg in New Orleans , one-plato- . weekend. A move to toughen up the broad NCAA yardstick that athletic, scholarships be restricted to students who main- - tain a 1.6 grade average a or level around a The main dispute is that academic standards vary widely from school to school and the regulation has been almost impossible to police. A suggestion that college football practices be held for at least 22 days before a school's first game. The present runabout 16 days in most cases, is because inadequate proving colleges have so drastically altered their school openings in recent years. 85-7- 117-10- 1, Ute Wrestlers Whip - College Basketball Scores ' Hull IMS 6)UIUOTUUUIL,U , . ; '. - 24-6- 11-- 1 A Full Size 8 Ft. POOL TABLE j Larry Jackson Emory icHenry 85 Concord 61 Bridgewater 108 Lynchbg 77 High Point 79 West. Car. 72 Loyola (Md.) 105 Bait U. 76 S.W. La. U. 71 McNeese 46 South weet TCU 97 Rice 79 . Jack Jcksnvl Coll. 82 Lon Morris 74 OGDEN (UPI)-La- rry son one of v Idaho s top con- OUa. City U. 92 N. Tex. St. 77 tributions to major league base- Baylor 89 Texas 74 ball, will be guest speaker at Texas A&M 75 Ark. 72 the Ogden Dodgers' first annual Tex. Welyn 83 E. Tex. Bap. 74 Hot Stove League banquet Jan. Ark. Coll. 80 Ark. A&M 77 (ot) West ' ' 'v. Urn event will be held ait N.M. Hghlndi 102 Colo. Mns 80 am. at the Ben Lomood Motor Hotel Ballroom. 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