Cats Win First Round Battle Vernon Tonight
Childress Bobcats seek second round win as they face Vernon at 7 p.m. in the Quanah Tournament after a 53 41 over Crowell. Coach Kenneth West rotates players, with Lane and Land among top scorers and plans to meet Quanah Saturday with Friona in Tulia Tournament opening round next.
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Battle Vernon
Lynza Barnett
Childress Bobcats
Quanah
Cats
Crowell
Kenneth West
Childress
David Lane
Benny Land
Dale Inman
Ted Jones
John Baker
Kevin Wood
Donald Hatcher
Mark Anderson
West
Bobcats
Mike Matus
Kenneth Sellers
Jimmy Glover
Larry Swan
David Land
Larry Hollie
Carl Holtman
Tulia
Friona
Slaton
Dimmitt
Muleshoe
Idalou
Clarendon
National Football League Scores and Short Takes
NFL results show St Louis beating New York 27 13 and Dallas routing Pittsburgh 37 14, with Washington overpowering Philadelphia 30 2 and Cleveland upsetting Green Bay 24 21. Also Los Angeles edge Minnesota 21 17 and Gabriel surviving the Purple Rush. AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE notes New York 27 Houston 21 Namath shines late. Denver 20 Miami 17. San Diego 37 Boston 19. Kansas City 35 Buffalo 20. Oakland 42 Cincinnati 24.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Jurgensen
Cleveland
Green Bay
Packer Jinx
Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Houston
Namath
Denver
Miami
Broncos
San Diego
Boston
Kansas City
Buffalo
Oakland
Cincinnati
Greg Cook
Connie Mack Name Carries On In Baseball History
Noy AP notes Connie Mack, born Cornelius McGillicudds in 1864, remains a defining name in baseball. The article recalls his early catcher days with Washington Nationals and his 40 years as manager of the Philadelphia club, spanning from 1900s through 1940s.
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NEW Burgh. Noy
Cornelius McGillicudds
Washington Nationals
Connie Mack
Tarr
PONY
Bronco All-Stars
Connie's
Gveat
Kansas City
Oakland
Wesley Fo Gill
Newburgh
Bronco
Cornelius A. McGillicudd
Connie
Philadelphia Athletics
Yests Connie
Holiday Inn
Washington
Roy Fame
Three Buckeyes Named to All American Team
Ohio State places three players on the AP All American list after a 22 game win streak ended with Michigan. Jim Otis, Jim Stillwagon, and Jack Tatum join a 22-man roster featuring stars from Penn State, Tennessee, Michigan, Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma State, Purdue, and Colorado. Owens and Phipps set season and Big Ten records while Crowder lauds Anderson as a complete player.
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NEW York
Michigan
Ohio State Buckeyes
Associated Press
Jim Otis
Jim Stillwagon
Jack Tatum
Ohio State
Mike Reid
Dennis Onkotz
Penn State
Chip Kell
Steve Kiner
Tennessee
Jim Mandich
Tom Curtis
Texas
Bob McKay
Arkansas
Rodney Eriand
Walker Gillette
Richmond
John Ward
Oklahoma State
Mike Phipps
Purdue
Steve Owens
Okahoma
Bob Anderson
Colorado
Jimmy Gunn
Southern California
Phil Olsen
Utah State
Mike McCoy
Notre Dame
Don Parish
Stanford
Buddy McClinton
Auburn
Kiner
Onkotz
Kenl Stillwagon
Tatum
Owens
Phipps
Big Ten
Eddie Crowder
Anderson
Buckeyes
Otis
Woody Hayes
New Trends Apparent in Boating in Chicago Amphitheater
In Chicago the Amphi theater hosted nearly 1000 new pleasure boats gathered beside the stockyards. Observed trends include growing interest in houseboats and higher powered engines with increased prices. Chrysler introduces a top new outboard reaching 120 horsepower.
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Chicago
NEA
Windy City
Chrysler
Texas Arkansas Clash for Conference Crown Faces Tough Pick
Southwest Conference leaders Texas and Arkansas meet in Fayetteville with No 1 rating at stake. Hoople predicts Arkansas defense to stifle Texas and end the Longhorns’ 18 game winning streak, sending Razorbacks to the Cotton Bowl versus Notre Dame while Texas would face Mississippi in the Sugar Bowl.
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Texas-Arkansas
Amos B. Hoople
Arkansas
Texas
Fayetteville
Frank Broyles
Texas Longhorns
Darrell Royal
Longhorns
Razorback
Razorbacks
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
Stanford
Ississippi
Mississippi
LSU
Tennessee
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Television listings for December 5, 1969 across stations
A dense listing shows prime time schedules for KGNC KVII and KFDA with programs including Huntley Brinkley News Rudolph specials The Tonight Show The Name of The Game Billy Graham Enchantment Hour Sugarfoot Get Smart Here Comes The Brides Jimmy Durante Presents the Lennon Sisters and various late movies plus weather and news blocks across channels 4 7 and 5.
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KFDX
Chuck Fairbanks
New York
Houston
Huntley-Brinkley
Newswatch
Joe Pyne
Tarzan” Kauz
Jackie Gleason
Billy Graham
Tonight Show
Enchantment Hour
Sugarfoot
Kauz TV
CBS News
Get Smart
Paul Harvey
Kvii TV
Mr. Deeds
Jimmy Durante
Lennon Sisters
Judd
Marshall Dillon
Highway Patrol
KFDA
Merv Griffin
Good Sam
Gary Cooper
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Freddie
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Cowboys
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Gabriel
American Football League
Murray Olderman
Jimmy & Russell Harman
Automotive Distributors
Childress, Texas
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Chasea Board Motors Childress Auto Supply
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The
Gamecocks
Clemson
Karl Michael
Dartmouth
Mack
Phil Idelphis
Cornelius
VicGillicuddy
Jack
Bronco League
N.Y
Timothy Golden
Mike Vie
Onnie
WM. T. McKeown
America
Wipk
H.p
Johnson and Evinrude
Glastron
Detroit Tigers
Ken Weinbel
University of Massachusetts
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Houston Oilers
Don Trull
Mooney
LA Phone
Main Street
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Heckle & Jeckle
Pink Panther
H. R. Pufnstaff
Kiwanis
Petticoat Junction
Mannix
Starlight Theatre
Moonfleet
Hot Wheels
Hardy Boys
Sky Hawks
U.S.G.A
Lawrence Welk
Hollywood Palace
Porter Wagoner
ABC News
Tripoli
Sherlock Holmes
Penelope Pitstop
Skippy
Sancisco
Stan Hitchcock
Buck Owens
Ann Margaret
Green Acres
Tri-State
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Avior
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Southern Methodist
Texas Tec
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