Summitville Suffers 67 61 Loss to Wes Del Rockets
Summitville falls 67 61 as Wes Del controls the late foul line to pull away. Dennis Shelton leads Summitville with 12 points while Rick Carpenter and Gusta Hata pace Wes Del with 17 and 12 respectively. The Goblins’ defense falters late as Wes Del seals the win at the line and matches its best 7 2 record in county play.
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Mount Vernon Pendleton Win Control
A fragmented note outlines pitching instruction and stance for baseball or softball. It mentions mounting focus on control, a straight delivery, and alignment of shoulders parallel to the foul line with a decisive finish.
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Agee Signs New Baseball Contract with White Sox
Tommie Agee rookie of the year for the American League has signed the 1967 contract with the Chicago White Sox. He led the team with 281 total bases 27 doubles 8 triples 22 home runs and 98 runs scored while batting .273 with 86 RBIs and 172 hits in his first major league season.
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White Sox
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Purdue Arrives For Monday's Rose Bowl Game
Purdue’s 1944 football squad arrived in Los Angeles by air to prepare for the January 2 Rose Bowl against USC. Tournament officials Pasadena Mayor Boyd P. Welin and Rose Parade Queen Barbara Hewitt welcomed the team at the Huntington-Sheraton hotel as Coach Jack Mollenkopf spoke of their readiness.
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Court of Princesses
USC
Bill White Fine After Surgery
Bill White of the Philadelphia Phillies underwent surgery Tuesday for a torn Achilles tendon at St. John's Mercy Hospital in St. Louis County. Dr. I C Middleman, team physician for the St. Louis Cardinals, performed the operation and said the leg will be in a cast for eight weeks with at least three months of recuperation, possibly delaying part of the 1967 season. White, who was traded from St. Louis in October 1985, drove in 103 runs last season.
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Ball State Bombs Stout State 107 to 82 in Muncie
Ball State crushed Stout State of Wisconsin 107 82 in Muncie led by Mike Shumaker 35 points and Terry Stillabower 27 as the Cardinals built a 20 0 lead and dominated the first half. Stout State's Mike Thompson top scored with 19.
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Stout State
Don C. Carter
Kathy Whitworth Tops 1966 LPGA Money List and Vare Trophy
Kathy Whitworth was officially crowned 1966 money winner and Vare Trophy winner for lowest scoring average on the LPGA tour. She set a season record with $33,517.50 in official earnings, led by nine tour wins and a 72.81 scoring average over 101 rounds, beating Sandra Haynie by over $3,000. Haynie posted 73.09, and Whitworth’s Milwaukee 72-hole total set a tour record by two strokes. Haynie's unofficial earnings reached $11,287, giving her a single-season LPGA income record of $41,444.50.
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Miss Whitworth
Miss Haynie
Milwaukee
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