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Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1967

Page

13

Muskies Rally To Beat Buccaneers In Overtime

Minnesota Muskies erased a 16 point deficit to defeat the New Orleans Buccaneers 119 to 113 in overtime. Ivv Inninger led with 26 points as Mel Daniels added 34 and Don Freeman 21 for Minnesota while Jimmy Jones scored 28 for New Orleans. The Muskies host Pittsburgh next Sunday.

Muskies Bucs NEW Orleans Indiana Minnesota Muskies New Orleans Buccaneers Minnesota Mel Daniels Daniels Don Freeman Jimmy Jones Pittsburgh

Bemidji Builds Arenas for Its Hockey Teams

Bemidji Minnesota dedicates two indoor hockey arenas at Bemidji State College and a city site. High school Lumberjacks and college Beavers gain a foothold as indoor facilities ease harsh outdoor conditions. Coach Bob Peters entering his second season with 25 American and 14 Canadian varsity players. Bemidji State won the Minnesota Invitational Tournament at St Paul last season and tied Lakehead University for the Iron Range title.

Bemidji Bemidji State College High School Lumberjacks College Beavers Minnesota Bob Peters BSC Bemidji State St. Paul Lakehead University

Bemidji Hockey Prep Tourney Highlights City Arena Plans

Bemidji High under Coach Bill Smalley hosts a prep tournament Dec 28-29 with Roseau Thief River Falls Warroad Crookston Baudette and Virginia on the schedule. Bemidji State opens a 4000 seat arena funded by city and a $256000 project cost with a $50000 gift for artificial ice forthcoming. The city arena will also house a six sheet Curling Club as Bonspiels begin. Fortier's Lumberjack favored to repeat as Region 8 champions in boys hoops.

Bemidji High Bill Smalley Roseau Thief River Falls Warroad Crookston Baudette Virginia Bemidji State City 23Rd Ash Streets Blue Line Club Bill Howe George Nielson Bemi

Rams Eye Title Clash as Packers, Colts Loom

Los Angeles Rams coach George Allen says the aim is victory in 1967, with a pivotal showdown against Green Bay at the Coliseum. A Rams win would keep near-term title hopes alive, while Baltimore’s fate hinges on Sunday’s Los Angeles game. The Rams boast a strong rushing attack led by Josephson and Bass, with Bernie Casey a top receiving target and Bill Munson backing Gabriel.

Allen Rams Green Bay Coliseum Baltimore New Orleans Packers Los Angeles Les Josephson Dick Bass Tommy Mason Bernie Casey San Francisco Atlanta

Seattle Faces Stadium Hurdles in AL Expansion Plan

Seattle eyes an American League expansion berth by 1969 but must secure a major league stadium. Options include Sicks' Stadium enlargement to 30,000 or a $40 million all weather plant funded by bonds. voters previously rejected a 1960 and 1969 proposal without a tenant.

Jack Hewins Seattle Washington Oregon Idaho Canada British Columbia Tacoma Everett University of Washington New England Memorial Stadium King County Dan Evans

Keyes and Simpson Lead 1967 Grid Statistics

Purdue fullback Leroy Keyes topped college football scorers with 19 touchdowns and 114 points, while USC running back O J Simpson led in rushing with 1415 yards on 266 carries. Keyes and Simpson also led in all purpose yardage with 1870 and 1700 yards respectively.

New York Leroy Keyes Purdue O.J. Simpson Southern California NCAA Keyes Roland Moss Toledo Dave Dickey Arkansas Simpson Eugene Moris West Texas State Max Anderson Arizona State

Raiders Lamonica Earns AFL Offensive Player of the Week

Daryle Lamonica finally shines for the Oakland Raiders leading a 42-21 win over San Diego. He completed 21 of 34 passes for 214 yards and four touchdowns to clinch the AFL Offensive Player of the Week honor.

Hal Rock Associated Press Daryle Lamonica Buffalo Lamonica Oakland Raiders San Diego Raiders

Portillo shines as SMU stops TCU in season finale

SMU defeated Texas Christian 28-14 as QB Mike Livingston drew attention for his feats. Linebacker Bruce Portillo, a 190 pound sophomore from Irving Texas, earned AP Lineman of the Week after nine tackles, 10 assists, a fumble recovery, and two interceptions aiding the SMU win.

Associated Press Southern Methodist Texas Christian Mike Livingston Bruce Portillo Portillo Irving Tex TCU SMU

Yaz Wins AL Triple Crown With 44 Homers and 121 RBIs

Boston left fielder Carl Yastrzemski gains 117 points on his 1965 to 1966 totals. He led the American League in 1966 with 44 home runs 121 RBIs and a .826 batting average. In 1965 he had 16 homers 90 RBIs and a .278 average.

Boston Casey Stengel Carl Yastrzemski Boston Red Sox Yaz

There’s Still a Thorpe in Football at Hofstra

In Hempstead New York AP notes Jim Thorpe is scoring for Hofstra University in a 410 victory over Bridgeport. Thorpe totaled 29 points with four touchdowns and five extra points to lead his team.

Hempstead N.Y Jim Thorpe Thorpe Hofstra Bridgeport

New Life for Hawks Beaty in Lineup Again

Zelmo Beaty of the St. Louis Hawks says his knee is back to full strength after an operation last year. The 6 foot 9 forward from Prairie View A&M sat out 33 games, returned for 48, and posted a strong scoring season despite mental and physical knee concerns.

ST. Louis Zelmo Beaty St. Louis Hawks National Basketball Association Prairie View A&m College Big Z

Relief hurlers pace Red Sox to pennant glory

Boston's bullpen carried the American League champions with 24 saves and 23 victories. John Wyatt, Jose Santiago, Darrell Brandon, Sparky Lyle and Dan Osinski topped the relief corps, led by Wyatt's 17 saves and 10 wins after joining from Kansas City in 1966.

Boston Red Sox Dick Williams John Wyatt Kansas City Jose Santiago Darrell Brandon Sparky Lyle Dan Osinski Bosox

Trojans Coach Hails Simpson After MacArthur Bowl Win

New York AP—Coach John McKay of Southern California lauded O. J. Simpson after the MacArthur Bowl banquet naming USC the top team. Simpson, 202 pounds, 9-1 Trojans with a Rose Bowl berth, won the national rushing title and was runner up for the Heisman to Gary Beban.

New York O. J. Simpson John McKay Southern California Trojans Simpson San Francisco Gary Beban UCLA McKay Southern Cal Mike Garrett

San Diego State Tops Small College Poll In Open Vote

San Diego State leads the first 1967-68 small college basketball poll, with Kentucky Wesleyan and Indiana State following. Southwestern Louisiana, ranked ninth, beat North Texas State and Baylor in two early games. Southern Illinois moves to major-college status this season per the USBWA.

Associated Press San Diego State Kentucky Wesleyan Southern Illinois Southwestern Louisiana Bulldogs Lafayette North Texas State Baylor Indiana State Trinity Tex Akron Evansville Cheyney State Winston

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