Goose Tatum Brings Harlem Roadkings to Childress Show
Goose Tatum and the Harlem Roadkings will perform at Bobcat Gym in Childress on Saturday January 4. Tickets are 150 for adults and 1 for students. The show features Tatum and his son Reece Jr with Ramon Wilkerson and Jim Reed among RoadKings and Rens teammates.
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Four Texas schoolboy title games set this Saturday
United Press International reports Garland and Corsicana secure favorites spots in AAAA and AAA with Rockwall Petersburg and Petersburg advancing in AA and A. Semifinals saw underdogs prevail, final pairs include Garland Miller at Austin Corsicana Pharr-San Juan-Alamo at Victoria Rockwall Dulles at Waco Petersburg George West at Lubbock.
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AFL Features Ties For First Place
The American Football League standings loom as Boston and Buffalo share the Eastern lead and face a playoff at Buffalo on December 28. San Diego clinched a Western tie by beating Houston 20-14, a first in several categories, while Oakland kept Western title hopes alive with a 35-31 win over Denver. Buffalo beat the Jets 19-10. Boston lost to Kansas City 35-3.
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Bears Giants Playoff Showdown Headlines NFL Title Clash
Chicago Bears face New York Giants in the NFL championship game after both clinched division titles. Chicago topped Detroit 24 14 to win the Western crown as New York beat Pittsburgh 33 17 to extend Eastern domination. Tittle set a season passing record while defenses shine in a season of final day determinations.
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Hawks Top Lakers 102 95 Behind Pettit 26 Points
St. Louis Hawks defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 102-95 as Bob Pettit scored 26 points. Baylor 19 and West 13 limited the Lakers top scorers. San Francisco beat Baltimore 122-97 with Wilt 44 for the Warriors.
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Weekend Sports Roundup From Ski to Football News
Weekend notes cover VAL DISERE where Bud Werner won the men’s special slalom at the Ninth Criterium of The First Snow. Ara Parseghian was named Notre Dame head coach at South Bend, replacing Hugh Devore. Coast College upset Northeast ern Oklahoma A&M 21-0 in the Junior Rose Bowl. Hill Rise led a 3% length victory in the Golden Gate Fields Freshman Handicap. St John’s MN beat Prairie View A&M TX 33-27 in the Camelia Bowl in Sacramento.
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Bobcats prepare for rematch with Vernon Lions Tuesday
Childress Bobcats, now 4-5 after a Burkburnett tournament run, beat Electra to claim one win. Bruce Evans led with 54 points, followed by Wallace Campbell with 40 and Teddy Poling with 31. They travel to Vernon for their third meeting with the Lions, both prior games ending in Bobcats losses.
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No one has ever hit a fair ball out of Yankee Stadium
UPI reports that no batter has yet managed to send a fair ball out of Yankee Stadium, underscoring the stadium’s formidable dimensions and the challenge it presents to hitters.
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