Campbell Blue Ridge Windom Champion at Trenton Tournament
Campbell Blue Ridge and Windom earned titles at the Trenton tournament. Campbell girls won the championship 50-29 over Boles Home led by Karen Kimbell with 25 and Bertha Vaughn 13. Windom beat Boles 56-44 to take the boys title with Hicks 16. Campbell boys won consolation beating Yantis 47-37 as Mike Hill 13 and Larry Massey 14 stood out. Blue Ridge defeated Dodd City 50-19 for the girls consolation. All tournament teams feature Campbell Karen Kimbell Sharon King Lakeland?
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UCLA Clinches No 1 Ranking With Alcindor Showdown
UCLA led by sophomore Lew Alcindor crushed USC 105 to 90 in the season opener and claimed the No 1 spot in the first United Press International ratings. Texas Western Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky? Wait.
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Spartans Irish Share Trophy To Notre Dame Michigan State
Notre Dame coach Ara Parseghian and Michigan State coach Duffy Daugherty will accept the MacArthur Bowl at a National Football Foundation Hall of Fame banquet in New York. The 1966 co winners, after a 10-10 tie on November 19 in East Lansing, will hold the trophy for six months each with a coin toss to determine first possession. Also honored are 10 newly inducted Hall of Famers including Charley Conerly Jim Crowley Rip Miller Norm Van Brocklin Dick Kazmaier Albie Booth Aaron Rosenberg Chuck Carney Pete Pihos and Lynn Waldorf.
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Pattison to join Longhorn Staff
Tascosa High School football coach R M Pat Patterson quit Monday night to join the University of Texas coaching staff. His team lost Saturday in the quarterfinals of the school boy playoffs to San Angelo. The school board accepted Patterson's resignation with regret.
Warriors Open Home Schedule With New Admission Prices
Paris High hosts Hugo in the 1966 67 basketball opener with junior varsity at 6 30 p m and varsity 7 30 to 8 p m The district raises varsity gate to 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for students Aubrey Conley principal notes the change is the first in years Don Christian tall at 6 1 leads Paris alongside Hembree Dodson and others as Bonham loses 73 43 at Paris with Hembree scoring 12 and Friedman 30 for Paris
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Long Trip for Lions in Class AAA Semi Final
McKinney 12-0 meets Monahans 8-2-2 in Sweetwater at 2 p.m. Saturday for a semifinal tilt as McKinney seeks to extend its defense and improve offense en route to a possible state final against Bridge City or San Marcos. Monahans reached the semis after a tie with Vernon with a 4-1 penetrations edge.
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Gary Peters Wins AL ERA Title At 1.98
Gary Peters of the Chicago White Sox captured the American League earned run average title with a 1.98 ERA amid a 12-10 record for 1966. Joel Horlen contributed a 2.43 ERA, boosting Chicago’s team mark to 2.68 with 22 shutouts. Jim Kaat led AL victories with 25 and started 41 games, completing 19.
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Top Scores Hit In Red River Housewives League
Mrs Marie Mankin led with a 206 game and 461 series in the Red River lanes Housewives league. Mrs Alene Barker won the high 488 series with games of 168 and 161. Sally Baker totaled 445 for third in series while Morgan Sinclair led with a 434 game and 1229 series as results show Crockett Grocery 4 Country Kitchen 0 Bonham State Bank 3 Goodyear 1 and Morgan Sinclair 3 Louie Rhodes 1.
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Gober and Rockwall split twin bill in Wolfe City tourney
Gober defeated Rockwall 65 to 44 in the A game while Rockwall won the B game 48 to 42. Don Grisham scored 26, Terry Don Brent 22, Glendon Perry 14 for Gober. Gerald Rice had 24 for Rockwall and Ronald Crow 14 for Gober in the B game. Gober advances to play Farnindel Thursday morning.
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Terrell to Sign Pact for Clay Title Bout in Houston
Ernie Terrell prepared to sign at noon a contract to meet world heavyweight champion Cassius Clay in a title fight at the Houston Astrodome on February 6. Terrell pledged he would beat Clay to a pulp and knock him out, while Clay suggested he would quit if defeated. Terrell also noted settlement details including 20 percent of the live gate and closed circuit TV rights.
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Bonham Youth to Play in Junior Rose Bowl in Pasadena
Bonham will be represented in the Junior Rose Bowl at Pasadena California. Ted Baker son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Baker a tackle on the Henderson County Junior College eleven will play. The game is scheduled Saturday and the Bakers will travel by car from Wednesday to Pasadena to witness the contest.
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Bonham FFA Skills Team Earns Third at Commerce
The Bonham chapter FFA skills team finished third in the area contest at Commerce after winning the district competition there. Members Arthur Chaney Gary Malone and Ronnie Partridge demonstrated beef production, while Ronnie Felmet Stanley Barker and Steven Powell of the farm radio team placed second in district. Jerry Blacketer supervised.
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Confidence in LBJ Falls to All-Time Low in Harris Poll
A nationwide Harris poll shows 43 percent approve of President Johnson's job performance, with 42 percent approving his handling of the Viet Nam war, 41 percent civil rights, and 35 percent economic policy. The figure marks a drop from October's 46 percent and January's 67 percent peak, contrasting a Gallup reading that his Asian trip raised approval to 48 percent.
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Medal of Honor Awarded Marine Sgt OMalley in Austin
Marine Sgt. Robert Emmet OMalley received the Medal of Honor in Austin as Defense Secretary M Namara and the Joint Chiefs of Staff attended the ceremony. OMalley, 23, from Woodside New York, single handedly killed eight Viet Cong soldiers in an enemy trench during Operation Starlight on August 18 1965 at Chu Lai.
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Southwest Conference Scores On Road Trips Monday Night
Michigan upset Houston 86 75 as Elvin Hayes scored 25 for the Cougars. Texas fell 82 80 to Mississippi after guard Jim Moran made two late free throws. Rice trailed Florida State 76 72 despite Bill Doty’s 24 points and 15 rebounds. Memphis State beat Texas A&M 66 56 led by Mike Butler 25 points.
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Race relations factor in choosing atom smasher site
The Atomic Energy Commission will weigh civil rights records as a key factor among 15 criteria in selecting a site for a $375 million atom smasher. Six communities contend for the project including Brookhaven on Long Island and sites near Ann Arbor Chicago Denver Madison and Sacramento.
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Soldier Wounded Thrice Stays to Lead Evacuation
He was wounded three times yet refused to withdraw, staying to cover the evacuation of his fellow wounded by helicopter.
Giants' Clarence Childs earns Mennen fastback of the week
New York Giants running back Clarence Childs is named Mennen fastback of the week for a 90 yard opening kickoff return against Cleveland. He becomes the third Giant this season to win the NFL honor for the longest scoring play.
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Poisonings in the United States Hit Homes Often
Four fifths of all people poisoned in the United States are struck down in their own homes, highlighting domestic risks and the need for prevention measures.
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Dow Jones Averages at 11 A M Summary
At 11 a.m. Dow Jones averages show modest gains with Indus up 0.81 percent, Rails up 0.59, Uails down 0.13, and Stocks up 0.37, reflecting mixed early momentum in the market.
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