U S Grip On Net Cup Looks Firm
In Adelaide Australia the United States leads Davis Cup 3 0 after a doubles win by Smith and Lutz over Rufels and Alexander. Ashe Graebner and Bowrey loom in singles as the U S pursues a 5 0 sweep while debates over turning pro and open competition continue among nations and officials.
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Miserly Missouri Versus Stingy Alabama in Gator Bowl
Missouri and Alabama prepare for the 24th annual Gator Bowl in Jacksonville with defense driving the matchup. Missouri is led by coach Dan Devine while Alabama coach Bear Bryant seeks a high scoring edge as the Tide arrives at 8-2.
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Shrine Game Slated Today in Candlestick Park
The 44th East-West Shrine game at Candlestick Park features an East rushing attack led by stars like Ron Johnson and Leroy Keyes with Duffy Daugherty coaching. ABC-TV will air the game at 4 45 p m EST. The West relies on a passing attack with Brooks Dawson starting and Ronnie Johnson expected to share duties.
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Nebraska
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Brooks Dawson
Devaney
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West Gains Two NBA Milestones In Big Week
The article highlights Elvin Hayes reaching 16 000 points and Lou West making the Western All Stars for the ninth time as the Lakers, Hawks and other teams head into marquee NBA action. West's clutch late basket sealed a Lakers win and he headlines the Western roster with Baylor and Chamberlain joining him for the January 14 All-Star game in Baltimore.
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Retton Named WVU Coach of the Year
Fairmont State College coach Joe Retton was chosen as West Virginia College Coach of the Year for 1968 by the State Sportswriters Association. Retton has 131 victories in 156 WVIC games and led the Falcons to the 1965 NAIA nationals in Kansas City.
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Blue Gray Clash Preview Both Sides Eye Offense Heavy Play
The 31st Blue-Gray Classic in Montgomery pits Greg Cook for Cincinnati to throw to Al Brean, Charles Litten, and Barry Crees against a Gray running game led by Paul Gipson and Dicky Lyons. Coaches promise an all out offensive showcase as the series favors the Grays 16-13-0.
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Cook
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Iowa
Charles Litten
Missouri
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Grays
Ray Nagel
Houston
Paul Gipson
Kentucky
Jack
Dicky Lyons
Lyons
Bill Pace
Vanderbilt
Fairmont State Falcons Basketball Shine Under Retton
Retton’s Falcons push for another strong season with stout defense and winning drive. They posted a 78 75 overtime win over Oklahoma Christian in Kansas City and a 97 72 triumph over New Haven with several post season goals in sight.
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Sun Bowl Set Today
Auburn and Arizona coaches say their teams are ready for the 34th Sun Bowl in El Paso Texas. Both squads hope to rebound from late losses to conference rivals while Arizona defends its bowl selection despite a prior season loss to Arizona State drawing controversy.
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College basketball scores and tournament results rundown
A long listing covers multiple games and tournaments. It notes Auburn, West Virginia, Santa Clara, Stanford and others with scores, round outcomes, and key performers. Regional classics, bowls, and consolation rounds are mentioned alongside player highlights and team standings.
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Wiry Ar Yarey
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Rockets Face Marshall in MAC Opener at Toledo
Toledo hosts Marshall in a MAC opener as Bob Nichols seeks a conference breakthrough. Brisker returning to form gives Toledo a scoring edge while shooters Smith Mix and Rudley pace the Rockets. Marshall counters with Bradshaw Davidson Smith and guards Henry DAntoni aiming for a size edge.
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