North All-Star Football Triumph Over South in Classic
North defeats South 17 14 in Shrine All-Star game as key plays and field goals from Bruce War II, Leathausser, Guthrie and Cappleman fuel late scoring. Standout touchdowns come from Tre Carter and Baxter, while Florida State’s Cappleman opens with a 7 yard pass.
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UPI
Pursue All Amariva
South Ambles
Tre
Bill Coppleman
Neoraska
AL Largo
Sting
SAS
Guthrie
Florida State
Secord
Ey Acore
Ken Hxiwolds
Virginia Tren
Ohio State
Paul Schmirchin
Leathauser
Dennis Leuthruser
Air Force
Muard
Cappleman
Tommy Spinks
Louisiana Tech
Ish
University of Away
EL Paso
North Se South
Am Feley
Teeoytred
Fis
Midget Cage League Holds Clinic Saturday
Gene Ginley announces the Anderson YMCA will host a basketball clinic Saturday at 1 pm for boys ages 10 to 11 who will play in the Midget Basketball League. The league starts Jan 3 with teams of 10 players, each boy must play each game. Registration Saturday requires a birth date or vouching parent and gym shoes.
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Gene Ginley
YNCA
Anderson Ymca
Tetown
Organ- Galion
Suns Top Celtics For First Time In History
The Suns defeated the Celtics 118 to 101 in Phoenix. Led by Gail Goodrich with 24 points, Don Nelson and Dick VanArsdale contributed double figures as Phoenix, in its second NBA season, posted a historic first win over Boston on national television.
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Arie
Jim Fox
Suns
Paul Silas
Stack
Gail Goodrien
Boston Celticos
Dick VanArsdale
Rons
Boston
Oetcome
Don Nelson
Uuinis
John Hav Kceck
Tom Sanders
Celtic
Comtest
Phoerts
Telos
Kuberskt
Renn
Freeman
Dallas
Tex
Craig Minorton
Browns
Morton
Don Meredith
Moran
Cowboys
Marti
Singer
Washington
Avery
Tom Landry
Willy Zip
Landry
Pepper Wilson Resigns as Royals Executive
Pepper Wilson announced his resignation as president and general manager of the Cincinnati Royals, effective May 1. He had led the NBA team since 1957 after the franchise moved from Rochester New York and will pursue other roles in basketball. Jos Axelson will replace him as general manager.
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Basketts
Clay
New York
UPI
New York Late Athletic Commission
Cassius Clay
Marvin E. Frankel
Chamging
Gator Bowl Preview Sets Up High Scoring Showdown
Florida and Tennessee coaches predict a shootout in the 25th Gator Bowl as Ray Graves leads the Gators against Doug Dickey and the Volunteers. Both teams feature strong offenses and key players including Florida’s Jon Reaves and Carlos Alvarez against Tennessee’s Curt Watson and a stout defense. The game starts at noon EST in Jacksonville with potential TV conflicts as NFL playoffs unfold.
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Fla
UPI
Ray’ Graves
Florida
Doug Dickey
Tennessee
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Gators
Dickey
Vols
Testesses
Yehreen Tho Rams
Visings
Whei Stars
Yoverlap
Oil
Curt Watson
Ane
Py Alb
Jamerica
Steyn I Ners
Jona Reaves
Zeading Sh
Big Eight Tourney Opens With Least Experienced Team
The Big Eight tourney kicks off with Kansas State and Oklahoma State among the favorites as Ted Owens notes the Jayhawks face a tough field. Oklahoma State rides a six-game win streak, while Nebraska and Colorado-Nebraska present threats. Strong players include Bud Sallwouls, Garfield Meardlebury, and Tom Scant, with teams eager to control rebounds and limit errors.
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Bob Buck
Kansas State
Cowboys
Ted Owens
Fitzsimmons
Vance
Oklahoma State
Colorado-Nebraska
Owens’ Jayhawks
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Burbisch
Ales
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Stil
Odd Neely
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Eren
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Gordon Tape
Sooners
Troy Chalk
Arkansas
Martin
Iowa State
Cyclones
Bill Caiisto
Oklahoma
Aaron Jenkins
State
Lill Collins
Tcuicna
Mack
Fort. Worth
Tex
Kansas Shale
Arratia
Jerry’ Webable
Jel Webb
Aml Boy Zender
Rick Cooper
John Robinson
Vikings Rams clash looms in NFL playoff tilt
The Minnesota Vikings and Los Angeles Rams prepare for a Western Division playoff showdown. Rams arrive in Twin Cities after practice at Macalester College as coach George Allen seeks an edge.
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Rams
Macalester College
St. Paul
Wil
Grant
Michigan Grid Team Tours Disneyland During Visit
Michigan football coach Ro Schembechler led the Wolverines on a Disneyland tour after a workout at East Los Angeles College. In basketball, Reed of the Knicks was named player of the year with 21 first place votes and 501 points while Joe Kapp and Roman Gabriel followed in the ranking.
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Ro ~Schembechler
University of Michigan
Disneyland
East Los Angeles College
New York
Wills
Ena Wolve
Reed
New York Knicks
Waa
Quesday
Pa Pra
Henry Hill
AWE Hig
Rattenat Basketball Association
USC
Joe Kapp
Minnesota Vikings
Roman Gabriel
Los Angeles Rams
Organ and Piano Sale at Anderson Music Center
An advertisement announces a sale at Anderson Music Center offering organ and piano instruments. The notice highlights discounted prices and special promotions, inviting customers to visit the store for demonstrations and purchase options.
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Sale! Sale! Sale! Organ & Piano
Anderson Music Center
Santa Anita Opening Delayed by Labor Negotiations
Santa Anita in Arcadia faces a delayed opening as talks between the California Racing Associations and the AFL-CIO Building Service unions stall. Pickets planned around the track as wage and fringe benefits disputes linger, affecting the Palos Verdes Handicap and Bay Meadows kickoffs with about 1500 horses on site.
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Calif
Santa Anita
Egotia- Hong
Declaration of California Racing Associations
Apl-Cio
Ion
San Gabriel Valley
Palos Verdes
Ution Td
Rasine Federation
Bay Meadows
Maravich LSU Stars Rainbow Classic Final
Pistol Pete Maravich of LSU leads the Tigers into the Rainbow Classic in Honolulu. The senior guard, a top scorer, headlines a field considered one of the strongest ever as the tournament opens Friday night and runs through Tuesday.
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UPI
Pistol Pée Maravich
Louisiana State
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Tigers
Honolulu International Center
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Ane Igers
T. Johns
Taal
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Navy
FCA Collegiate Grid Members Go Bowling
National FCA leaders stay neutral during the college bowl season as coaches and athletes join discussions and Bible study on campus. Notable figures include Frank Broyles, Ray Graves, Toby Hugmond, Bill Yeoman, Doug Dickey, Jim Carlen, Paul Dietzel, and Rose Bowl activities with players from Michigan and USC.
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Fellowship of Christian
FCA
Dee
Dan
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Fayetteville
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Mass
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West Virginia
Jim Carlen
PCCA
South Carolina
Paul Dietzel
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USA
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Woody Hines
PCA
Bobby Chandler
USC
Charlie Pitlman
Penn State Hattacks Iron Staggers
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MissAli
Mike Kolen
John Riley
Ausburn
Alke Dean
Ned Hayden
Alabama
Bob Anderson
Colorado
Mike Sherwood
Tom Auges
Ted Koy
Texas
Upsalin Disqualified in United Nations Trot Case
New York racing officials disqualified Upsalin after a positive test for dyphylline. Upsalin’s $15,900 prize from the United Nations Trot was forfeited and awarded to Earl Leird’s owner Jimmy Cruise who finished fourth. Authorities found no involvement by owner Henri Levesque driver Lewis Sauve or trainer Paolo Orsi Mangelli.
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France
Henri Levesque
Lewis Sauve
Couwoer
Cou Paolo Orsi- Mangelli
Snowy Speed
Yorkers Raceway
Fresh Yankee
Upsalin
Jimmy Cruise
Earl Leird
U.N
USC Works Out For Rose Bowl
USC football in a one hour workout ahead of the Rose Bowl drills focused on the kicking game. Ken Ayala handled field goals under pressure while Ayala Young and Bailor practiced punting and kickoffs as the squad awaited the Christmas holiday Friday.
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UPI
University of Sothern
California
Trojans
Ken Ayala
Ayala
Sigard
Stanford
John Young
Walt
Bailor
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