LeRoy Defends Southland Title with Elkton rout
Defending champion LeRoy Cardinals crushed Elkton 74 to 44 at LeRoy to move to 30 wins this season and 3-0 in Southland play. Kip Cartney led with 22 points, Dave Schwenn 19, Arden Payne 13 as LeRoy opened 20-6 and led 33-18 at halftime. In other action Wykoff upset Grand Meadow 52-49 at Wykoff, snapping Grand Meadow’s four-game win streak as Nash 15, Broadwater 13, Meyer 13 pace the winners.
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Notre Dame's 1966 title seals Parseghian era start
Notre Dame claimed its first national football title in 17 seasons, finishing atop the AP poll after a 9-0-1 campaign under Ara Parseghian. The coach praises his squad's depth, recalls key gambles, and looks ahead to potential 1967 challengers.
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Difference in Heights of Rims Affects Barry At Madison Square Garden
San Francisco star Rick Barry scored 47 points as the Warriors beat the Knicks 126-116, citing uneven rims at MSG that altered his perimeter touch. Boston defeated Detroit 130-111 as Bill Russell starred, while Philadelphia topped Chicago 129-119.
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Alaska Goose Hunt On Wrangell Straits
In Petersburg Alaska a hunter and three guests join Jim Brooks to pursue resident geese near Wrangell Straits. After a two hour boat trip they reach a frozen bog where a flock of geese gathers. The hunter shoots two times, hitting a leader as hundreds of birds circle and depart.
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Gophers Rally Past Drake 71-68 In Overtime Thriller
Minnesota stops Drake 71-68 in overtime as Tom Kondla scores 29 and Kendla tips in a late go ahead basket after Jimmy Johnson sparks a cold first half. Drake drops to 2-1 while Minnesota improves to 2-2 in a tightly contested Midwest clash.
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Hockey Champs to Open MIAC Season
Gustavus Adolphus opens defense of its MIAC hockey title in a three game night at Aldrich Arena. St Thomas meets Hamline at 5 p m Gustavus plays Macalester at 7 p m and St Marys faces Augsburg at 9 p m.
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All Star NJCAA Football Picks Two Iowa Players
Pratt Kansas reports the National Junior College Athletic Association named its all star football teams on Saturday with two Iowa players making the lists. Bob Hampton earned first team guard and Marv Johnson was named second team end from Fallsworth of Iowa.
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Johnnies Top MIAC Opener In Double OT Triumph
St. John's University edged Minnesota-Duluth 75-73 in double overtime to seize the MIAC season opener. The article notes upcoming league clash with St. Mary's at St. Thomas and also lists Monday night non conference results across Minnesota colleges.
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Hebert Captures College Grid Scoring Title
Ken Hebert of Houston led major college football scorers in 1966 with 113 points after a 16 point game against Utah. His two touchdowns and four extra points edged Jim Bohl of New Mexico State, per NCAA Service Bureau figures.
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Clay Terrell bout looms as verbal war heats up
Muhammad Ali and Ernie Terrell trade taunts at a Houston press conference as they prepare for the February 6 title clash at the Astrodome. Both boxers anticipate big paydays with Ace promoting the 60 minute bout in a 60,000 seat venue.
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East Dominant Tigers Down Cornell in 99 67 Victory
Collegiate scoreboard shows Syracuse 99 over Cornell 67 as the East-leading teams post results. Other notable scores include Temple 71 over Lehigh 50 and Texas 114 over LSU 78 with several conference alignments across the map.
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UCLA Tops AP College Poll After Impressive Debut
UCLA leads The AP basketball poll with 32 first place votes and 337 points after Lew Alcindor's 56 point debut against USC. Texas Western remains second, Kentucky third, Louisville fourth, following opening weekend results through last Saturday night.
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Haynie Wins Pensacola Ladies PGA Playoff Title
In Pensacola Sandra Haynie defeated Kathy Whitworth in a sudden death playoff to claim the Pensacola Ladies PGA Invitational title. This marks Haynie’s third major win of the year, coming on a par 4 first-hole playoff. Curtis Cokes named Fighter of the Month by Ring for November after defeating Jean Josselin in Dallas.
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Huskies edge Cobbers 66 64 in MSC clash at St Cloud
St Cloud led by Terry Porter with 27 points edged Concordia 66 64 on Tuesday night. Carleton defeated Bethel 91 80 while Mankato fell 84 75 to Augustana and Bethel’s Dave Bjorklund scored 27 in a separate tilt. Jim Schuman and Claude Marshall combined for 15 in the final eight minutes as Schuman led scorers with 30.
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Jim Schuman
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Shrine Game West Quarters Named Van Galder and Horn
Tim Van Galder of Iowa State and Dan Horn of San Diego State are named as the two quarterbacks for the Shrine game West team on December 31. Horn is a Little All-America selection.
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Bethany JC Nips Concordia in 86-82 SMJCC Tilt
Bethany JC edged St. Paul Concordia 86 to 82 as the Vikings won their fourth straight SMJCC game. Worthington JC rose with a 93 to 89 win over New Ulm Dr Martin Luther, while Austin JC prepared to challenge unbeaten Rochester JC in a 7 30 p.m. clash at the Austin High Gym.
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Bullets Hire New Coach Gene Shue From Maryland
The Baltimore Bullets after a 4-21 start hired Gene Shue 34 a former University of Maryland All American with 10 years NBA playing experience and no prior coaching jobs as coach.
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Chargers sign Adams State fullback Wright in 1965 draft
The San Diego Chargers announced the signing of Hugh Wright a fullback from Adams State College Colorado. He was their 11th round future draft choice in 1965 and joined the AFL roster in San Diego California.
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Collins Knocks Out Giarullo At Winterland
In his 20th pro bout Nate Collins stops former world middleweight champion Joey Giarullo in the eighth round at Winterland San Francisco. The scheduled ten round bout ends with Collins securing a KO victory.
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