Texas High School Football Semi Finals Preview
United Press International lists eight undefeated Texas teams as semifinalists. Edna and Needville meet in AA action. Three Rivers faces Wills Point in a Class A opener. Permian Lee Brownwood San Marcos Iowa Park White Deer slated for Saturday showdowns with opponents across AAAA AAA A and AA divisions. Permian seeks revenge for a lone defeat. Three Rivers and White Deer uphold perfect records despite distance.
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Sedna
Three Rivers
Edna
Needvile
Three
Tearkana
Fort Worth
Lee
Brazosport
Austin
Brownwood
Weatherford
San Marcos
Bridge City
Houston
Iowa Park
Plano
Wichita Falls
White Deer
Keller
Snyder
Spring Branch
Wills Point
Temple
Needville
Sweeny
Gonzales
Kenedy
Hondo
Bishop
Jefferson
Hallsville
Rogers
Woodsboro
Bandera
Smithville
Texarkana
Permian
Lubbock Monterey
Tigers
Denison
Dallas Hillcrest
Ysleta
Bel Air Brazosport
Pasadena Rayburn
Nederland
Houston Jones
San Antonio MacArthur
Harlandale
Corsicana
Dumas
Lamesa
McKinney
Kangaroos
Nacogdoches San Marcos
Lockhart
Beeville
Rattlers
Austin Lanier
del Rio
Port Neches
West Orange
Cardinals
Conroe
Bay City
Dalhart
Denver City
Fredericksburg
Bonham
Wildcats
West
Lake Worth
de Kalb
Gruver
Kress
Coahoma
Nocona
Munday
de Leon
Forney
Fame Faces for Cuozzo and Bratkowski in decisive NBC clash
Baltimore’s Gary Cuozzo and Green Bay’s Zeke Bratkowski may share quarterback duties as injuries to Johnny Unitas and Bart Starr set up a pivotal Sunday showdown. Baltimore leads the West at 9-2 while Green Bay sits at 3-? and aims to clinch the title with a win or favorable results.
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UPI
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Gary Cuozzo
Green Bay
Zeke Bratkowski
Cuozzo
Colts
Bratkowski
NFL
College Basketball Results From East to West
East Manhattan 80 St. Peter's 72 and Temple 92 Toledo 62 headline a wide slate. Notable scores include Wisconsin State? No. list shows varied college games with results across the region.
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East Manhattan
St. Peter’s
Temple
Toledo
Ek. Nazarene
Hudson
Transylvania
Centre
Worcester St
RI. St
New York U
Niagara
Willimantic St
Keene St
New Eng. Coll
Curry
Rhode Is
Mass
St. Bayntte
Villa Mdina
Westminster
Waynesbrg
Alliance
Slippery Rk
Navy
Oregon St
Brandeis
Bates
Wesleyan
W.va
Salem
South
NBA Standings and Schedule Eastern Division
Thursday saw San Francisco beat Cincinnati 110 to 109 in the lone game. Friday features Los Angeles at Cincinnati Detroit at Philadelphia New York at St. Louis and San Francisco at Baltimore with several matchups on the slate.
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Los Angeles
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
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W.L., Pet
A&M Rally Beats Houston 93 88 in Southwest Clash
Texas A M shot less but pulled off a 93 88 victory over Houston as John Beasley propelled the rally with 29 points and 15 rebounds. Randy Matson added six rebounds and seven points before fouling out with 12 minutes left as the Aggies outpaced the Cougars after a tight first half.
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Houston
Aggies
Cougars
Rppsies
John Beasley
Beasley
Randy Matson
Texas
Abilene Christian
McMurry
Howard Payne
Tarleton State
Houston Baptist
St. Thomas
Texas Western
East Texas State
Eastexas Baptist
Stephen F. Austin
Hardin Simmons
Pan American
St. Mary’s
Texas A & I
Steubenville
Texas Southern
Free Throws Put Warriors Close To Top
Clutch foul shooting lifts the San Francisco Warriors within a game of first in the western division. Al Attles and Guy Rodgers secure a 110 109 win over the Cincinnati Royals as Rodgers converts a late bonus free throw after a ruled lane violation. Rick Barry scores 26. Adrian Smith matches for Cincinnati.
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National Basketball Association
al Attles
Guy Rodgers
Warriors
Cincinnati Royals
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Earl Strom
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Warrior
Rick Barry
San Francisco
Adrian Smith
The
Royals
DeWitt seals Robinson swap with Orioles in million dollar deal
Cincinnati owner Bill DeWitt completed a four player trade sending Frank Robinson to Baltimore for Milt Pappas Jack Baldschun and Dick Simpson He valued Robinson at a half million and checked medicals and details with Orioles officials as the deal closed at 4 20 p m The Reds plan for a new outfielder Art Shamsky may join Palmson and Harper in the outfield rotation
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UPT
New York
UPI
Cincinnati
Bill DeWitt
Baltimore Orioles
Frank Robinson
Milt Pappas
Jack Baldschun
Dick Simpson
Robinson
Aaron
Mays
DeWitt
Reds
Branch Rickey
Pappas
Baldschun
Lee ‘Macphail
Harry
Dalton
Baltimore
DeWtt
Orioles
Simpson
Puerto Rico
Ponce
Robby
Curt Blefary
Phillies
Vadam Pinson
Tommy Harper
Art Shamsky
FBI
NBA telecasts to start with Knicks at 76ers
ABC announced weekly NFL telecasts will begin Sunday Jan 2 with a game between the New York Knickerbockers and Philadelphia 76ers.
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New York
UPI
National Football Association
New York Knickerbockers
Philadelphia 76Ers
American Broadcasting Company
Eyeing AFL passing record and Western race stakes
Rich Rossi reports on the AFL race as Houston and New York look to upset San Diego and Oakland. Joe Namath eyes the passing title while Hadl leads the pack. key defensive plays by Hicks and Norton shape the Oilers' bid. Paul Lowe targets 1,000 rushing yards twice as Buffalo heals its receiving corps.
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New York Jets
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Chargers
Buffalo Bills
Kansas City Chiefs
Denver Broncos
Boston Patriots
Joe Namath
Cassius Clay
John Hadl
W. K. Hicks
Jim Norton
Hadl
Paul Lowe
Clem Daniels
Lowe
Buffalo
Chiefs
Charlie Ferguson
Bills
Glenn Bass
Elbert Dubenion
Pete Gogolak
Boston
Denver
Cookie Gilchrist
Duke to host UCLA in back to back showdowns
Duke and UCLA square off Friday at Duke and again Saturday in Charlotte as the top ranked Bruins visit with coach Vic Bubas saying the Blue Devils enjoy facing the best. Duke trails UCLA in past meetings, with a recent loss to South Carolina fresh in memory. Other top games include Bradley routing Creighton and Davidson overcoming Marquette.
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Bradley
Joe Allan
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Davidson
Marquette
Dick Snyder
Wildcats
Butler
Tony Hinkle
Michigan State
Bulldogs
Jim Snook
Navy
Middies
Oregon State
Teas A&m
Houston
New York U
Niagara
Louisiana State
Loyola of the South
Teas Western
Teas State
San Francisco
Miami
Fla
Seventh and Eighth Grades Continue Winning Streak
Childress Junior High School seventh and eighth graders kept their winning run in the Lockett Tournament beating Iowa Park 29 to 19 in the 8th grade game led by Benny Land with 9 points. Coach Hughett praised the effort as the team eyes a 5 p.m. match with Petrolia. The 7th grade squad won 39 to 17 behind solid defense and 11 scorers led by Kevin Woods and Alexander Sims.
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Childress
Iowa Park
Benny Land
Dale Inman
John Baker
Donald Hatcher
Carl Swain
Richard Hughett
Petrolia
Dave Burson
Kevin Woods
Alexander Sims
Dicky Nations
Joe O'’Donnell
Childress High School
Oklainian
Jvs
Lock
Junior Varsity Narrow Victory in Chillicothe Opener
The Childress JVs beat Lockett A by 39 to 37 in the Chillicothe Invitational opener. Ike Hughes led with 24 points while Gary Smotherman added seven. Coach Fred Cawthon called it the worst game of the season. Freshmen fell 48 to 22. A and B Bobcats head to Tulsa for a double header.
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Ike Hughes
Gary Smotherman
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TV Guide Listings for Friday December 10, 1965
TV guide page catalogs prime time programs across KGNC KAUZ KFDA and local affiliates. Listings include news weather sports and shows such as Man from U N C L E Captain China Hogan's Heroes The Wild West and Friday Night Movie with multiple sports and film blocks throughout the evening.
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Huntley Brinkley
News Report
Camp Runamuck
Hank
Colvoy
Mr. Roberts
NBC News
KGNC
Havana
Kauz TV
CBS News
Weather In Motion
Newscape
Highway Patrol
ABC News
Bat Masterson
Flinstones
Tammy
Honey West
Jimmy Dean
Kfda TV
Gomer Pyle
Smother Brothers
O’brien
Jerry Taft
Cline Motor Company Television Schedule Summary
TV listings for December 11 1965 across KVFD KGNC KAUZ KFDA and KVIE show a packed slate of children shows Westerns dramas sports and variety programs. Notable items include Our Miss Brooks Fury The Jetsons Bonanza Gunsmoke and Jackie Gleason Show along with live sports NFL PGA and local news weather and sports highlights.
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KFDX
Miss Brooks
Music Village
Flipper
Jeannie
Southwest Report
St. Louis
Dallas
Ramada Inn
Three Stooges
Jackie Gleason
Starlite
The
Oklahoman
KFDA
Heckle and Jeckle
Lassie
Flicka
CBS St. Louis
Wilburn Brothers
Porter Wagover
Weather Report
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Ry Vass
Rogers Lumber Company
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Ave. B
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Roy Rogers
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Atom Ant
Cotton John
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Theatre Four
Daily Word
Heckle
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Sinus the Lionhearted
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