Raiders Coach Moves to Bills After Super Bowl Run
Oakland Raiders head coach John Rauch accepted the job as head coach of the Buffalo Bills. Rauch, 41, has been with the Raiders six years, three as assistant and three as head coach. Louis Englberger will join Rauch in Buffalo.
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Memphis State Beats Loyola New Orleans 74 to 54
Memph is state with improved balance and patient offense beat Loyola New Orleans 74 to 54 at home. The win ends a rough stretch and prepares the Tigers for Valley Conference action at Tulsa on Saturday afternoon.
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Forecast Wide Open AFL All-Star Game in Gator Bowl
In Jacksonville the East and West meet in the AFL All-Star game at the Gator Bowl with a pass heavy plan. Namath will direct the East with Maynard Sauer Jr and Griese as targets, while Hadi and Dawson run the West offense behind receivers Alworth and Garrison.
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Hudson Wins Injunction Then Leads Hawk Victory
A federal judge in Greensboro denied the Miami Floridians request to block Lou Hudson from playing for the Atlanta Hawks. Hudson responded with 23 points in a 112-107 Hawks win over the Phoenix Suns as Beaty led Atlanta with 28. The night also saw San Francisco beat Chicago 112-99 and Cincinnati defeat San Diego 120-109. The ruling allowed Hudson to stay with the Hawks amid prior contracts with both Hawks and Muskies. The win moved Atlanta within two games of first in the NBA West.
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Morrall to Start for West in 19th East West Pro Bowl
Earl Morrall, veteran QB who led the Colts to the NFL title, will start for the West in the 19th East West Pro Bowl in Los Angeles. Rams coach George Allen said Morrall deserves the start after earning Play er of the Year honors. East coach Tom Landry can choose between Don Meredith and Fran Tarkenton.
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Salary hike approved for K State's Gibson
Topeka AP reports Kansas State University football coach Vince Gibson will earn 22 020 dollars up 2 520 from prior pay after a Board of Regents action. Regents also approved 1 500 raises for eight assistant coaches and financing for campus projects at Fort Hays State and Wichita State University including a 16 000 seat stadium addition. Donlinger Construction won a 1 527 600 stadium contract, and Wichita State renamed its fieldhouse Henry Levitt Arena. Dr James A McCain cited fire losses at Nichols Gymnasium of 557 986 with arson suspected. five temporary classrooms will be borrowed from Washburn University.
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Administratrix Appointed in Keenan Estate in Neosho County
Thelma Ann Maninger was appointed administratrix of the Richard S. Keenan estate on January 6 1969 by the Neosho County Probate Court. Creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred. Balch Bailey attorneys for administratrix.
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Lunn Leads Kaiser Open After First Round at 7 Under
Bob Lunn of Sacramento opened with a 65 at Silverado North course to lead the Kaiser International Open. Jacky Cupit followed with 66 while Lee Trevino Miller Barber and Dave Hill posted 68. Notables Kermit Zarley and Charles Sifford struggled early.
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John McMullin
Arnold Palmer
Johnny Stevens
Orville Moody
Jack Montgomery
Bob McCallister
Gene Littler
Tony Jacklin
George Knudson
Don Finsterwald
Bruce Devlin
Harold Henning
Pipeline crude oil runs rise in Kansas week
The State Conservation Division estimated that pipeline runs of Kansas crude rose by 4,538 barrels daily in the week ended Jan 13, averaging 248,896 barrels per day. The current allowable limit is 165,000 barrels daily.
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Santa Clara rolls to 15th straight win over Cal Santa Barbara
Santa Clara Broncos remain unbeaten at 15-0 in the West Coast Conference with an 80 49 victory over California at Santa Barbara. Dennis Antery scored 30 points, with Bud and Ralph Ogden contributing 18 each as the Broncos extended their league streak.
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Basketball Scores From Various Weekday Games
East Columbia defeated Niagara 107 to 84 while South Tulane beat Miami Florida 79 to 69. Clemson topped Furman 91 to 70 and Memphis State won 74 to 54 over Loyola New Orleans. Southwest Arizona beat Creighton 72 to 63. Santa Clara edged UC Santa Barbara 69 to 68. Utah won 77 to 76 at New Mexico. Brigham Young defeated Wyoming 89 to 78. Utah State beat Denver 102 to 87. San Jose State won 71 to 58 over San Francisco. Colorado State University blew out Air Force 65 to 8.
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Bit of Irony In First Case For New Judge
District Judge Melvin Shortess, newly seated, faced Gov. John McKeithen in a constitutional challenge over a Lake Charles Harbor and Terminal Board appointment amendment. Shortess noted irony in the case after taking it under advisement.
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Fight results from Tokyo Tampa and Los Angeles boxing cards
In Tokyo Ishiyama outpointed Don Johnson over 10 rounds. In Tampa Bobby Williams and Sal Martinez fought to a split draw. In Los Angeles Totey Gonzalez stopped Bobby Rodriguez in a 10 round bout. The results list fighters with weights and locations across three cards.
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