Texas High School Grid Finals Set Across Four Cities
Four state championship games are scheduled Saturday with Class AAAA and AAAA in Austin San Angelo Class AA in Austin and Class A in San Marcos. Notable matchups include Spring Branch at San Angelo Bridge City vs McKinney in Waco and Sonora facing Schulenburg in San Marcos.
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Steve Wormer
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Granbury
Gulf Coast
Sonora Broncos
Schulenburg Shorthorns
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Trap Shoot At Red River Sportsmen Club Sunday
A 60-40 trap shoot is planned at the Red River Sportsmen's Club on Sunday afternoon. The event at Baylor Lake begins at 1 p m. Non members may participate, says club president Bill Biggers.
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Bill Jigeers
Patriots Wipe With a Tie to Clinch AFL East Title
Boston atop the AFL East at 8-3-2 needs only a tie with the Jets to seal the pennant while New York, Buffalo and Denver chase, with Buffalo favored to beat Denver if Boston falters. Joe Namath hopes to rally the Jets in a pivotal clash as Jim Nance and Babe Parilli lead Boston’s ground game and aerial threat.
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Bearettes Edge Wellington in Clarendon Tourney Opener
Estelline Bearettes defeated Wellington 46 42 this morning to advance to the semifinals while Ann Rapp scored 24 for Estelline. Cherri Rapp led the Bearettes with 26 points as Silvert on and Hedley also played in the tournament.
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Sumnerwood
Hereford Juco Hosts Cats For Evening Showdown
Hereford hosts the Whitefaces as Bobcat JV and varsity squads travel from Childress departing at 1 30 p m for a 6 p m tip. Coaches and players describe Hereford as well coached with strong rebounding and free throw shooting while Bobcats rely on sharp defense and solid guard play.
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Ike Hughes
Wille Clark
Ben Bob Walker
Larry Moore
Mike Henderson
West
Devall
Allison
John Henry Kennedy
Danny Lane
Phil Davenport
Mike Evans
Jerry Dobbs
Childress Tourney Round Two Sevenths Eighths Ninth Graders
Second round action in the Childress Basketball Tournament continues with seventh grade semis at 2 30 p m in the high school gymnasium and games in seventh eighth and ninth grades at Childress and Rhoads School gyms. Admission is 75 cents for adults and 25 cents for students. Panels show Vernon Shamrock Memphis and Quanah advancing in various brackets with pairings set for 2 30 p m CHS gym Childress 7th v Paducah 7th and 3 45 p m Memphis 7th v Shamrock 7th semifinals.
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Quanah
Wellington
Baylor Wins SWC Clash as Houston Dominates Classic
Baylor, led by Darrell Hardy and Jimmy Turner with 24 apiece, beat Southwestern Louisiana 92-80 as two SWC foes lost non-conference games. Houston salvaged Texas pride by roaring to a 111-85 Bluebonnet Classic win over Idaho State, with Flynn Hayes scoring 27 to pace a record-setting tourney performance.
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United Press International
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Jimmy Turner
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Sunday Tilts Decide NFL East Playoff Picture
The St. Louis Cardinals chase a share of the East lead with a St. Louis-Cleveland game while Dallas and Philadelphia loom toward the Playoff Bowl or NFL title. Key figures include Charley Johnson Terry Nossinger Leroy Kelly Frank Ryan and Bart Starr with race implications across the league.
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CHS hosts junior high and ninth grade semifinals and consolations
Tournament action begins at 1 15 p m Saturday with all games scheduled in the Childress High School gymnasium. Early semis include Crowell 8th against Paducah 8th and Shamrock 8th versus Childress A 8th in CHS gym. Memphis 8th faces Childress B 8th in Rhoads gym with Quanah 8th on a bye. Later semifinals feature Memphis 9th and Wellington 9th at CHS gym and Quanah 9th against Paducah 9th in CHS 6 15 p m. Consolation finals set for Quanah B 9th and Paducah 9th.
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Television Listings for December Sixteen Sixteen Sixty Six
Local TV guide fragment lists Friday schedules for KFOX KGNC KAUZ KVIE KFDA and others. Programs include Huntley Brinkley News Tarzan The Man From U N C L E The Cat Our Asian War NBC News Tonight Show Hogan's Heroes Wild Wild West Time Tunnel Milton Berle Show 12 O Clock High and evening weather and sports reports.
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Bat Masterson
CBS News
Weather In Motion
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Kelly & Me
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Milton Berle
Tom Martie
KFDA
Jerry Taff
Saturday TV Schedule Highlights and Late Night Movies
A dense listing of channel broadcasts for Saturday December 17 1966 across KFDX GNC KVII and related stations. Programs include Popeye Theatre Sgt Preston Space Kidettes Jetsons Top Cat The Smithsonian AFL football Boston vs New York and late features such as The Last Charge and Holiday Inn with news weather and sports updates interspersed.
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Cool McCool
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Naked City
Ernest Tubb
Wilburn Brothers
Mr. Magoo
Lorne Green
Whit
Southwest Report
Premiere Playhouse
Song of Scherezade
GNC
Atom Ant
the Jetsons
Cheyenne
Holiday Inn
KVII
Modern Education
Silver Wings
Hamlet Baptist Church
Milton the Monster
Hoppity Hooper
Texas
Mississippi
Wide World of Sports
Shane
Lawrence Welk
Hollywood Palace
KFDA
Captain Kangeroo
News & Farm
Dagwood Theatre
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Ernest Tubbs
Porteroper
the Weather Report
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