Hirschi Edges Bobcats 59-58 In See-Saw Finish
Hirschi defeats Childress 59-58 after a late rally and a controversial final shot. Bruce Morey led Childress with 13 points while Gary Baker topped Hirschi with 16. Junior varsity Hirshi won 53-52 in the opener.
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Hirschi
Bobcats
Lynza Barnett Childress
Varsity Bobcats
Wichita Falls
Cats
Huskies
Childress
Thursady
Burkburnett
Cairdress
Bobcat
Hirschi JV
Wenior High
CHS
Quanah
Cate
Benny Land
Land
K. C. Sessions
Ken West
Bruce Morey
Hirscht
Mike Evans
Freddie Buck
Danny Havins
Jerry Dobbs
John Baker
Danny Lane
Gary Baker
Hollie
Larry Hollie
Ted Jones
Alexander Sims
Delbert
Billy Sessions
Joe O'Donnell
Nebraska Wins Cage Game In Three Overtimes
Nebraska outlasted Wichita State 94 92 in a three overtime nonconference game. Ken Caudle scored two late free throws to seal the win as Bob Gratopp led Nebraska with 27 points and Ron Mendell paced Wichita with 24.
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Nebraska
Ken Caudle
Cornhuskers
Wichita State Minot
Caudle
Eria
Wichita
Ron Mendell
West Point
N.Y
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Army
Temple
Elnardo Webster
St. Peter's
St. Louis University
St. John's
St. Joseph's
Purdue
Rick Mount
Butler
St Bonaventure
Thomas More
Texas Christian
Loyola of
New Orleans
Columbia
Jim McMillian
Rutgers
Loyola of Chic
Portland
Southwest Louisiana
Simmie Hill
West Texas State
Missouri University
Boston College
Harvard
New York University
City College of New York
George Washington
Virginia Military Institute
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Army Temple
Jack Kirschling
Wade Urban
Bob Gratopp
Jim Brooks
Mary Stewart
Wichita State
Crossing Clues From an Ancient Puzzle Grid
A cryptic style grid lists across and down clues including Train of Thought, Hindu queen, Greek letter, Germanic emperor, and Russian river. Entries hint at classic crossword attributes and wordplay in a vintage newspaper puzzle.
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Socumnenta
Gudrun
Word Puzzle Clues Answer List
A compact set of crossword style entries including Oak nut, Theme music, Heroic, To Scot, Tsar s dominion, Electric device, Paid notices, Drinks slowly, Harbor, Lime tree, One directed inward, Take out print, Mine entrance, While, Diagraph, Eggs, Layers, Fe New Mexico, Absconds, Farm animal, Primates, Allusion, Feminine names plural, Otherwise, Soothsayer, Three Roman, Rowing implement.
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Tsar's Dominion
New Mexico
Kurtenbach Recovering After Spinal Fusion Surgery
Orland Kurtenbach of the New York Rangers is in good condition after spinal fusion surgery and is expected to rejoin the team next season. The Houston Astros will visit Cooperstown on July 28 to face the Twins for an interleague matchup.
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NEW York
UPT
Orland Kurtenbach
New York Rangers
Astros
Cooperstown
UPI
Houston Astros
Terry Piper Earns District 11 A Honorable Mention
Paducah Terry Piper, a senior who played tackle and linebacker for the Paducah Dragons, received District 11 A honorable mention. The son of Mr and Mrs Dayne Piper, he lettered all four years, starred as an offense tackle and defensive linebacker, and earned the Tank Piper nickname after the 68 Dragons final stand against the Knox City Greyhounds when he ran for yardage and set up the winning score.
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Paducah
Terry Piper
Paducah Dragons
Piper
Dayne Piper
Tank Piper
Dragons
Knox City Greyhounds
Rangers star Rod Gilbert sidelined by ankle injury
Rod Gilbert of the New York Rangers will miss four to six weeks with a fractured ankle and torn ligament. Wayne Rivers of the Rangers Buffalo farm team will fill in during his absence.
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NEW York
TPT
Rod Gilbert
New York Rangers
Wayne Rivers
Rangers
Buffalo
Arkansas plans workouts for Sugar Bowl meeting with Georgia
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles announced formal Razorbacks workouts would start December 16 as they prepare for a New Year’s Day game versus No 4 Georgia. Don Fullmer rested Sunday in San Remo and expected to resume training Monday for a midweight title bout with champion Nino Benvenuti Saturday.
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Fayetteville, Ark
UPI
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Gerogio
Utah
Nino Benvenuti
Jets star Namath refuses clean shave order
New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath defies a league directive ordering players to shave facial hair. The American Football League actions followed head coach changes, with most Jets complying while Namath kept his facial mane.
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NEW ‘York
UPI
Vv ' Woodward
American Football Leags
Jets
J . Namath
TV Guide Listings for Wichita Channel Lineups
TV schedule fragment for December 1968 across KFOX KGNC KAUZ KVII and EFDA stations. Includes Huntley Brinkley News Tonight Show Daktari Peyton Place Carol coverage with regional programs and late shows.
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Kfox TV
Huntley-Brinkley
Laramie
the Virginian
MA Afuein
KGNC
Huntley Brinkley
Rts
Virginian
Music Hall
Efda TV
Daktari
Frances
TV Listings Chronicle From December 12 1968
TV schedules list numerous channels KGNC KCNC KAIZ KVI TV with programs from Today News Rope shows Captain Kangaroo Beverly Hillbillies Andy of Mayberry Love of Life As the World Turns Love Is a Many Splendor Ways and various news weather and farm reports.
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KFDA
Paul Harvey
CBS News
Andy of Mayberry
Channel
KA IZ TV
Lucy
the Linkletter
Douglas
Weverly
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Rolly
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Calif
Charles Richards
San Franciscos
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rica
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
SPORT
United Press International
Kurtenbach Okay
Minnesota
Gilbert Hurt
Rex
Robert Goodman
Bradford, Pa
Fullmer
SAN Remo
Italy
Don Fullmer
West Jordan
T.V. Guide
Wiiudit
NBC News
Kauz TV
Walter Cronkite
The
Good Guys
Green Acres
Jonathon Winters
Cho News
Gilligans Island
KVII
Flintstones
Brice
Peyton Place
Darrell Royal
Joey Bishop
Untouchables
Cline Motor CO
Kelvenator Motorola
T. V
Ave. C. N. W
KFDX
KFD
Today
Weather Today
Weather & News
Progra
Masterpiece Records
Kcnc TV
Channel 4
Channel TV 3
Huntley - Brinkley Report
KVN
Ruth Brent
General Hospital
Dark Shadows
Mooney Electronics
Main Street
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