Young hunter Phillip Herbert fills deer tags first season
An 11 year old, Phillip Herbert, bags two deer on his inaugural hunting year with support from father Herbert Herbert. They endure a slow start in East Texas before success near Sonora with an 8 point buck and a 10 point duck shot. The piece notes Texas Parks and Wildlife licenses totaling over 5 thousand dollars.
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Ohio State Named AP National Champion After Final Poll
Ohio State, 10-0 with a Rose Bowl win over Southern California, claimed 44 of 49 first place votes to finish as national champions in the final AP poll. Penn State was No. 2, Texas No. 3, and Southern California No. 4, with Arkansas rising to No. 6 after a Sugar Bowl upset of Georgia.
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Record Olympic Basketball Sweep and Pro Shifts Across 1968 Season
The United States secured a seventh straight Olympic gold in basketball with a 62-50 win over Yugoslavia led by Spencer Haywood and JoDe White. Houston ended UCLA’s 47 game win streak with a 71-69 comeback, while UCLA won 69-68 in the NCAA semifinal rematch. Also noted: Dayton won the NIT, Central State of Ohio claimed the NAIA title, Boston Celtics won the NBA title, and Wilt Chamberlain moved to the Los Angeles Lakers in a landmark trade.
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Money's the Thing Money Rivals for Jets Rookies
New York Jets rookies Sam Walton Earl Christy and Jim Richards discuss the Super Bowl as a money dream and a chance to improve lives. Walton recalls borrowing 75 cents to see a movie as a college student and says the players seek the winner's share of 15 000 per man while noting their modest contracts compared with stars.
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Somerset Directs Mavericks Past Dallas in ABA Tilt
Little Willie Somerset scored 39 points to lead the Houston Mavericks to a 100 46 rout of the Dallas Chaparrals as Dallas faltered in the fourth quarter. Mel Daniels added 33 points to fuel Indiana Pacers to a 112 101 win over New Orleans, their third straight victory and tenth in 13 games. Miami edged Los Angeles 92 31 for its sixth straight win.
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Examiner Meet Will Spotlight Olympic Stars
San Francisco AP notes the Examiner All-American Games open the 199 indoor track season with a stellar Olympian field. Among entrants are nine gold medalists from the prior Olympics and current record holders such as Bob Beamon in long jump and Dick Fosbury in high jump, with other champions including Bob Seagren and Lee Evans.
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Rangers rout Dobie 71 to 28 in district opener
Rangers rotate seven players as Woody Walker strains seven man roster and five Rangers hit double figures led by Johnny Coleman with 13 points. Dobie’s Tommy Smith tops Dobie with 15 as Rangers shoot 52 percent and hit 60 percent from the line. JV Rangers beat JV Dobie 42 prior to varsity game, next face Deer Park in district tilt.
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Still More Bowl Play To Watch
In Tampa Florida the first running of the American Bowl pits a tall speedy South squad against an underdog North team. Purdue coach Jack Mollenkopf worries the North may be unable to stop them while Bear Bryant of Alabama agrees blitzing will be allowed. The South features All-Americans Ted Hendricks Bill Stanfill and Jim Barnes amid SEC talent, while Mollenkopf expects Cincinnati’s Greg Cook to run the North offense along with Darwin Gonnerman and Bob Gladieux.
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10 Tournament Tips From A Bowling Champion
The article shares practical bowling adjustments from a champion's experience at the Mercury Open and Miller High Life Open. Techniques include extending the arm swing and push, lengthening the first step for better plant and follow through, and altering target spots by about a board and a half to adapt to lane conditions, helping reach finals.
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