Bobcats Junior Varsity Host Quanah Tuesday Night
Quanah Indians invade Bobcat territory for a Tuesday night doubleheader with the Childress Bobcats and JV opening at 6 30 p m Admission 75 cents adults 50 cents students Bobcats seek their first win after six straight losses Coach Kenneth West reports uncertain availability of Ben Walker toe injury may limit him Tug of war over player status continues with Bruce Morey John Hughes Mike Evans Larry Moore and Jerry Dobbs or Bob Walker in the lineup.
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Kittens Fresh Travel to Quanah for Junior High Games
Quanah hosts Kittens Fresh and CHS freshmen tonight with 5:30 p m tip. seventh graders open, followed by eighth and freshmen. Beebe's squads return from Paducah tournament. seventh grade lost 16 13 in semis, eighth grade finished second after a 25 17 defeat to Paducah. John Holland led Kittens with nine points as Beebe praises both teams.
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Professional Football Standings Summary
NFL standings show Cleveland leading the Eastern Division with an 8 4 record and a .667 pct, followed by St. Louis 6 5 1 and New York 6 6 0.50, Dallas 4 0 .667, Philadelphia 5 6 .455, Washington 4 5 3 .444, New Orleans 2 10 .167. Western Coastal teams include Baltimore 0 2 1.000, Los Angeles 9 12 .200, San Francisco 5 7 0.417, Atlanta 1 10 .091. Sunday results: Cleveland 24 New York 14, Chicago 28 San Francisco 14, St. Louis 31 New Orleans 20, Los Angeles 20 Atlanta 3, Green Bay 30 Minnesota 27. Upcoming: Green Bay at Los Angeles, Cleveland at St Louis, Detroit at New York, Miami at Chicago, New Orleans at Baltimore, Philadelphia at Dallas, San Francisco at Atlanta, Washington at Pittsburgh. Also notes: U S Air Force Academy graduation June 3, 1959. Texas oil well depth 25,340 feet as of Jan 1, 1967.
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Weekend Sports Roundup Across Multiple Stadiums
In St Louis rain halted the NCAA soccer final declaring St Louis University and Michigan State co champs. David Matlin was reelected national AAU president. Lothar Stengel knocked out Piero del Papa to win the European light heavyweight title. Pirates sold Jim Pagliaroni and acquired Ronnie Klíne. West Texas State defeated San Fernando Valley State 35-13 for the Junior Rose Bowl. Jimmy Ellis beat Oscar Bonavena in a heavyweight elimination bout. UCLA edged Purdue 73-71 as Bill Sweek hit a late field goal. Weaver and Hoffman won the Professional Bowlers Association national championship. Billie Jean King beat Lesley Turner 6-3 3-6 7-5 in the Victorian Tennis Tournament. Marty Fleckman won the Cajun Golf Classic in sudden death.
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European light heavyweight title results and multiple knockouts
In Louisville Jimmy Ellis outpointed Oscar Bonave na in a 1964 bout. West Germany's Lothar Stengel stopped Piero Del Papa in Monterrey. Jose Jiminez in Mexico City KO'd Tony Alvarado. Panama's Amaya outpointed Vicente Garcia in Mexico, tallying a busy night of European and international boxing events.
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Man Offers Dates After Newspaper Ad Backfires
Barry Hepp of Detroit, a Great Lakes Naval Training Center recruit, sought a day away from home and advertised in a Milwaukee paper. The ad violated policy, yet the paper published a story and Hepp received 110 dating offers before choosing a date.
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UCLA Bruins survive Purdue scare in season opener
UCLA led by Lew Alcindor barely held off Purdue 73-71 as Bill Sweek hit a 24 foot game winner with two seconds left. The rally extended UCLA’s winning streak to 35 games while promising a tough title defense against a crowded early season field.
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Kerbel Eyes Return To Perse Bowl After Rose Bowl Remarks
West Texas State coach Joe Kerbel hopes his team will return to the Junior Rose Bowl after an 11 game season that included an 8th win. Morris and Owens led West Texas State to a 35 13 victory over San Fernando Valley State in Pasadena. Morris rushed for 173 yards and two scores while Owens added three touchdowns on 20 carries.
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Play Off Pairings Set For Texas High School Football
United Press International lists next weekend’s state semifinal pairings across classes AAAA AAA A and AA. Abilene Cooper meets Richardson at Dallas, Reagan faces Houston Bellaire in Austin, McKinney plays Brownwood in Fort Worth, Seguin faces El Campo in Victoria, Phillippi vs Plano in Vernon, Randolph vying with Kouniss in College Station, Clifton meets Seagroves in San Angelo, Tidehaven faces Rogers at Brenham.
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Linkletter launches new interview show with controversial figures
Hollywood columnist Vernon Scott reports Art Linkletter, famed host of House Party and People Are Funny, is developing a new program. The multi millionaire intends to interview controversial figures on topical subjects, rebranding his public image after decades in radio and television.
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Linkletter's Lids OU Talk Sparks Controversy on TV Series
TV host Art Linkletter debates provocative topics with guests like William Buckley Ron Karenga and Christine Jorgenson on a growing five station ABC and seven independents run. He emphasizes serious discussion over party antics and cites educators and professionals as his audience.
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Fleckman Opens Career With Cajun Classic Win
Marty Fleckman, a Port Arthur native and former national college champion, won the $35 000 Cajun Classic at Oakbourne Country Club in a Texas showdown playoff over Jack Montgomery 13 under par. The rookie claimed 5000 for starting his pro career as UPI notes, alongside runner up Montgomery earning 3300 and other newcomers collecting purses in a field of 30 graduates.
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