Huskies Aim to Outsmart Bobcats in CHL Showdown
Hirschi Huskies of Wichita Falls, 7-0 after Seymour win, visit Childress Bobcats for a CHL clash. They beat Childress 76-58 earlier. varsity tips off at 7:30 p.m. with junior varsity at 6 p.m. Paducah schedule mixup leaves seventh, eighth, and freshman teams off. Shamrock visit Thursday for freshmen.
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New Zealand Amateur to Skip South African Visitors in 1970
The New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association decided today not to invite South African athletes to visit New Zealand early in 1970. In additions, Brown University names Gerry Hart and Bill O'Donnell co captains for 1970 football. Leadership changes at Trinity College and Texas Tech announced as coaches shift roles.
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Feeney elected NL president amid reshaping talks
In Miami Beach at the winter meetings the major leagues closed with Warren Giles's era ending and Charles Chub Freeney chosen to succeed him as National League president. No immediate changes were enacted as owners heard a restructuring report, and proposals to centralize league offices or tie presidents to the commissioner were deferred.
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Cassius Clay Bout Slated in Tulsa
Promoters announced that former world heavyweight champion Cassius Clay will fight January 10 in Tulsa in his first appearance since being stripped of his crown. He faces heavyweight contender Billy Joiner in a charity match at a 4000 seat rodeo arena just outside the city limits. Travis Williams of the Green Bay Packers returned four kickoffs for touchdowns in 1967 to set an NFL record.
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Christmas Guide To The Best in Sports Literature
A compilation of sport book reviews and listings featuring titles on John McGraw, the Jets, Mets, Tigers, Ted Williams, Army football, boxing and baseball histories, and a handicapper’s manual. Includes authors such as Joe Durse, Larry Fox, Steve Perkins, Paul Zimmerman, Dick Schaap, Gordon White Jr, Melvin Hyman, Elinor Kaine, Jerry Green, Ted Williams, Howard Liss, and John Rosenberg. Read the classifieds for purchase and access details.
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Ted Williams
John Underwood
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Turcotte Brothers Dominate New York Racing Scene
In New Brunswick’s Turcotte family nine brothers loom in racing but Ron and Rudy Turcotte lead the charge at Aqueduct and beyond. Rudy’s rise from Woodbine to New York, aided by an apprentice allowance, pairs with Ron’s steady success as the duo clash and combine in a sport of fierce family rivalry and rising stakes.
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Royal's Team Top Billing in AP Poll
Darrell Royal of Texas holds top billing with a presidential plaque as Texas and Penn State dominate the next to last Associated Press college football poll. Arkansas drops to third after Saturday's 15 14 loss to Texas. final poll after bowls.
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Tar Heels Lure Kentucky To Rally Loss In Charlotte
Kentucky toppled North Carolina 94 87 in Charlotte as Dan Issel scored 41 points and 15 rebounds. Carolina lost two starters early in the second half, Dedmon fouling out and Chamberlain injuring his ankle, derailing the comeback bid led by Dennis Wuycik and Charlie Scott.
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Nixon and Royal Share Honors at Hall of Fame Banquet
New York AP Nixon will receive the Gold Medal Award at the 12th annual National Football Foundation ceremony becoming the fourth president honored. Darrell Royal and Texas will accept the MacArthur Bowl as the nation’s top college team after a 15–14 victory over Arkansas. The President attended the game and TV halftime segment.
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Texas and Texas Tech Stay Unbeaten in SEC Basketball
Texas beat Tulane 72-71 on a late free throw by Richard Langdon while Texas Tech edged Oklahoma 66-64 on a Gene Knolle jumper with two seconds left. SMU led by Gene Phillips 38 points but fell 104-99 in overtime to Vanderbilt after a missed late free throw. Texas A&M routed Midwestern 109-80 in nonconference play. Arizona topped Baylor 81-76 as Walt McKinney sparked a late run and Baylor battled to a 40-40 halftime.
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