Bulls and Hawks Triumph in NBA Tilts
The Bulls built a 20 point third quarter lead and beat Baltimore 109 103 after a late rally. Keith Erickson 24 Flynn Robinson 34 led Chicago as LeRoy Ellis had 32 for the Bullets. St Louis Hawks edged Seattle 115 94 as Wilkens and Bridges 26 each paced the winners. Dallas beat New Jersey 122 104 in the ABA game.
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St. Louis Hawks
Seattle SuperSonics
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Dallas
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Bulls
Kevin Loughery
LeRoy Ellis
Bullets
Flynn Robinson
Keith Erickson
Chicago
Robinson
Erickson
Ellis
St. Louis
Seattle
Sonics
Hawks
al Bianchi
Lenny Wilkens
Wilkens
Bill Bridges
Walt Hazard
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Cincinnati
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Big Payoff for Orange Rivals
Universities of Tennessee and Oklahoma will each receive about 285000 for the Orange Bowl, exceeding last year’s record payout of 259824.21 to Florida and Georgia Tech. Under contract, schools share 75 percent of game receipts plus television and program money.
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MIAMI
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Earnie Seiler
Florida
Georgia Tech
Rose and Orange Bowl results dominate college football menu
Rose Bowl Southern Cal defeated Indiana 14 to 3. Orange Bowl Oklahoma beat Tennessee 26 to 24. Cotton Bowl Texas A&M edged Alabama 20 to 16. Sugar Bowl LSU topped Wyoming 20 to 13. College basketball scores list New Mexico over Denver 87 to 56 and several other outcomes including St Joseph's over Brig Young 88 to 74 and Penn over Boston U 75 to 56. Southern Miss at Tulsa game canceled.
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Erskine
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Wheaton
Taylor
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Canc
L. P. Schwinger
Pupil Tops His Teacher in Cotton Bowl 2016
Dallas AP reports Texas A&M coach Gene Stallings hailed big plays as A&M toppled Alabama in the Cotton Bowl. Bryant, his former mentor, praised Stallings and celebrated lifting Texas A&M from a four game slide to the Southwest Conference title and Cotton Bowl win.
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Texas
Gene Stallings
Texas A & M
Alabama
Paul “Bear
Bryant
Aggie
Stallings
Bryant mentors Stallings after Cotton Bowl clash
Coach Paul Bryant selected Gene Stallings after Texas A&M defeated Alabama 20 to 16 in the Cotton Bowl Classic. Stallings, once a Bryant player, had helped coach the Crimson Tide previously.
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Alabama
Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant
Texas A&m
Gene Stallings
Aggies
Stallings
Bryant
Crimson Tide
Aggies rally past Alabama in Cotton Bowl thriller
In a soggy Cotton Bowl battle, Texas A&M overcome two Alabama fumbles and three interceptions. Edd Hargett floors with two TD passes while Wendell Housley’s 33 yard surge seals the comeback. Ken Stabler scores twice for Alabama but three picks cripples the Tide.
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Alabama
Aggies
Bryant
Hallman
Crimson Tide
Aggie
Edd Hargett
Wendell Housley
Ken Stabler
The Invaders Force Doctor to Experiment on Brain Ops
Tuesday night at 7 30 in color on KCRG TV 9. A TV tease hints at a science fiction styled brain operation conducted by an invading force pressuring a doctor to perform experiments.
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Kcrg-Tv
Plane crash destroys chartered craft as Georgia team watches
A Martin 404 chartered by Southern Airways crashed while landing to pick up the University of Georgia basketball team in Oxford Mississippi. All three crew members escaped unharmed and no passengers were aboard. Coach Ken Rosemond described the impact as the plane nosing into the runway.
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Oxford
Miss
University of Georgia
Southern Airways
Georgia
Ken Rosemond
Ex Olympic Track Coach Magee Dies at 84 85
John M Magee longtime Bowdoin track coach and four time U S Olympic coach died Monday in a Brunswick Maine hospital He would have been 85 Jan 12 He led Bowdoin to 20 state championships before retiring in 1955 after 42 years as coach He served as an Olympic team coach from 1920 through 1932 Funeral services will be held Thursday.
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Brunswick
Maine
John M
Jack”? Magee
Bowdoin College
U.S
Little General
Bowdoin
Dartmouth Captains Named for 1968 Soccer and Cross Country
Dartmouth College announces captains for the 1968 season. Peter Linton a Philadelphia sophomore headlines the soccer squad and Dave Warner a Denver Colorado junior leads the cross country team.
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Hanover
N.H
Dartmouth College
Peter Linton
Philadelphia
Dave Warner
Denver
Colo
LaSalle Coach Jim Harding Was Iowa Athlete Before 1949
LaSalle college basketball coach Jim Harding played football and basketball at Iowa University before his 1949 graduation.
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LaSalle College
Jim Harding
Iowa
Senior Bowl Squads Get Under Way
MOBILE Alabama AP The two 27 man Senior Bowl squads begin serious practice for the first pay day with winners earning 1000 dollars and losers 750 after Saturdays North versus South game Coaches are Mike Holovak for the North and Hank Stram for the South as players join from 43 schools with many having postseason bowl experience.
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Mobile
Ala
Mike Holovak
Boston Patriots
Hank Stram
Kansas City Chiefs
Sherrill Joins Cyclone Football Staff at Iowa State
Jackie Sherrill, 24, becomes scout team coordinator for new Iowa State coach John Majors. A 1956 Alabama graduate, Sherrill is a former captain of Alabama's 1965 Orange Bowl squad and previously served as an Alabama assistant before moving to Arkansas with Majors.
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AMES
Jackie Sherrill
Arkansas
Johnny Majors
Iowa State University
Sherrill
Alabama
Majors
Biloxi
Miss
Drained Packers Rest While Raiders Prep for Super Bowl
The Green Bay Packers, drained after their 21-17 win over Dallas in freezing Green Bay, take a day off as the Oakland Raiders prepare for Super Bowl IX in Miami after routing Houston 40-7. Bart Starr scored the decisive one-yard TD with 13 seconds left. Daryle Lamonica led Oakland with two passing TDs and a rushing TD.
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Green Bay Packers
Dallas
Packer
Ron Kostelnik
Packers
Green Bay
Bart Starr
Oakland
Houston
Raiders
Miami
Fla
Daryle Lamonica
Lamonica
George Blanda
Dixon
Pete Banaszak
Starr
Mount Stumbles Jockey Under Fire at Laurel Handicap
In Laurel Maryland fans pelleted Jockey Hugo Dittfach with snowballs after his mount Dancer's Image, the 2-5 favorite, stumbled in the stretch and finished second to Sir Beau in the New Year's Handicap worth 27375 dollars. Dittfach ducked into the scale room after the race.
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Laurel, Md
Hugo Dittfach
Dancer
Sir Beau
Dittfach
Bowling Highlights Top Scores Halfway Through Season
At mid season, Ray Hernandez and Jim Butler share the top game with 289, Jim Zamastil 287, and Butler leads the top series at 726. Jack Glessner is runner-up with 709, while Pete Cassidy posts a 689 series among other standout scores. Women’s high game is 270 shared by Donna Haigh and Gwen Sharpe, with Joan McCord posting a 642 series.
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Ray Hernandez
Jim Butler
Jim Zamastil
Butler
Jack Glessner
Pete Cassidy
Donna Haigh
Gwen Sharpe
Joan McCord
Jim Famese
Sey Lee
Gary Stodola
Fry
Bob_ Etzel
Kenneth Campbell
Bud O’kelly
Harold Hanna
Paul Janda
Don Jayne
LeRoy Kirlin
Charles Rammelsberg
Don Olson
Bob Newlin
Mark Stephenson
Bob Skvor
Mel Nowotny
Ed Blake
Ben Wieland
Dave Case
Doc Heiderman
Don McConaughy
Harry Hampton
Charles Krueger
Kenny Wagner
Ralph Briles
Willard Price
Wille Spear
Wilbur Jacobs
Joe Spaight
Daryl Lewis
Dale Verbick
George Stikel
Mike Usher
Ed Weggermann
Karl Kliendening
Richard Hockaday
Merle Pratt
Chip Fraiman
Reed Hoglund
Gary Rinderknecht
Bob Skyer
Oda Poorman
Ore Cassidy
Buzz Morning
Bill Ann
Donna_ Haigh
Lucy Corwin
Tillie Staub
Velma Platt
Pat Thomas
Sue Schultz
Ruth Barnes
Lana Kluth
Marge Amborn
Penny Ware
Ethel Loftsgard
Sue Dingle
Minnie Smith
Susie Wawro
Bernie Tritle
Dorothy Elston
Dottie Strait
Elaine Mills
Carol Murray
Mary Kroeger
Nadine Gardner
Louise Cline
Bea Deetz
Dot Strait
Helen Reed
Audrey Schuh
Ann Davis
Hazel Kavach
Esther Right
Hazel Koach
Janet Anderson
Bernie Rizer
Patt Gray
Pat Swarzentruber
Bunny Warner
Marilyn Richards
Packers edge Cowboys for NFL title in late thriller
Ron Kostelnik of Green Bay reflects after a 21-17 victory over Dallas in the title game. Oklahoma coach Chuck Fairbanks admits a fourth down gamble in the Orange Bowl was wrong. Wyoming coach Lloyd Eaton notes depth wore down his team in the Sugar Bowl. Wyoming tackle Mike Dirks praises LSU’s fierce offensive line as momentum swung in the second half.
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Green Bay
Ron Kostelnik
Packers
Dallas
Oklahoma
Chuck Fairbanks
Sooners
Wyoming
Lloyd Eaton
Dirks
LSU
Mike Dirks
Monticello
McKay lauds Indiana after Rose Bowl win over Hoosiers
Indiana drops 3-14 to USC as McKay credits blocking for two touchdowns and notes five regulars out. He praises Indiana as a fine team matching UCLA and vows to beat Oregon State next season. USC’s defense pressured, but the Hoosiers’ guard issues and fumbles limited seven points.
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Trojans
Oregon State
USC
McKay
Big Ten
Hoosiers
Indiana
UCLA
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