Shuvee Begins Light Workouts After Triumphant Season
Filly Shuvee, Whitney Stone's chestnut, starts a light training regime in Aiken after earning $522,290 as a three-year-old. Freeman praises her condition, with full conditioning planned from February as Kenney Parker handles most workouts. Shuvee’s 1969 highlights include the Acorn Coaching Club Oaks and Mother Goose, with a sharp Firenze Handicap finish ruling her season.
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Cougars Amaze Watchers Rise in Rankings
The Houston Cougars, unbeaten, leap from 19th to eighth in the national rankings impressing fans and analysts with their flawless record and dominant play.
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Explosive Wildcats Stretch Unbeaten String To Six
Kentucky remains the nation's No. 1 team after a week that saw a 73-59 win over Navy and a 98-76 victory over Duke. The Wildcats led the AP poll with 612 points and 27 first place votes, ahead of UCLA and South Carolina.
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Vikings Ready For Stormy Weather Clash With Rams
New York AP describes the Minnesota Vikings as well suited for a snow game against the Los Angeles Rams. Coach Bud Grant leans on ball control and a deep backfield with Dave Osborn Bill Brown Clint Jones Oscar Reed, while quarterback Joe Kapp, nicknamed Forty for Sixty, navigates a potent short passing game to backs and receivers Gene Washington and John Henderson.
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West Leads NBA Scoring Pace With 30.1 Averages
Jerry West of the Los Angeles Lakers holds the top scoring pace with 30.1 points per game. Billy Cunningham of Philadelphia is second at 27.3 after a 35 point burst against San Francisco and Seattle, while Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati sits third at 26.5.
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Tennessee Adjusts To Grass For Gator Bowl Matchup
Tennessee, used to artificial turf, trains on a chewed Fletcher High field in Jacksonville ahead of the Gator Bowl against Florida. Coach Doug Dickey says 10 days practice should help, while QB Bobby Scott and receivers refine tosses as Watson and McLeary rehearse running plays behind Kell.
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College Basketball Scores From Across The Nations
East Army 68 Maine 42 American U 92 Syracuse 88 South Davidson 74 Georgia 72 Ohio St 87 Tulane 74 Long Island U 69 The Citadel 61 Centenary 78 Baylor 74 Alcorn A&M 115 Dillard 97 North Carolina State 76 Vanderbilt 70 Jacksonville U 103 Harvard 64 Georgia Tech 97 Samford 76 Florida St 79 Louisville 69 Dartmouth 77 Memphis State 74 Midwest No Ill 85 San Diego St 65 Providence 79 DePaul 78 Tulsa 101 Bradley 78 Iowa 101 Drake 78 Marquette 67 Minnesota 51 Nebraska 74 Athletes in Action 65 Indiana St 68 Western Michigan 64 Southwest Houston 76 Long Beach St 69 Saint Marys Tex 75 Pan American 73 North Carolina 99 Rice 87 Oklahoma 85 Arkansas 69 North Texas State 98 Las Vegas 9 Stephen F Austin 109 East Texas State 86 Hon Payne 75 Southwest U 72 Far West Seattle 75 Weber St 66 Denver 73 Brigham Young 56 Colo St U 91 San Jose St 65 Utah 117 Michigan 102 LSU 76 Oregon State 68 St Johns NY 63 Stanford 59 California 83 New Mexico 79 Santa Clara 102 Fresno Calif
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Clay Takes Commissioner To Court
Heavyweight boxer Cassius M. Clay Jr. known as Muhammad Ali sues Texas boxing chief Tommy V. Smith to overturn a denial of a fight permit. He argues article 614 of the Texas penal code is unconstitutional and insists on his high moral character and religious devotion.
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