Bobkittens Reach Finals In Junior High Tourney
The Bobkittens advance to the finals of the Junior High Basketball Tournament defeating Quanah B 59 to 10 and Quanah A 40 to 22 as Ricky Smith Daniel Hernandez and Robert Rodriguez lead scoring. Seventh grade A lost to Memphis 28 to 22 to set up third place game.
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Mike Bradford
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Joe Riley
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Oilers Face Bengals in Final 1979 Game With Worst NFL Record
Houston, 1-12, seeks to snap a 10 game slide against Cincinnati at the Astrodome. Bengals 7-6 were eliminated from playoffs last week and injuries to Ken Anderson and Dan Pastorini shape the matchup. Crowd around 35,000 expected for 1 pm CST kickoff.
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Bulls Hold Off Knicks In Narrow NBA Win
The Chicago Bulls defeated the New York Knicks 90 to 86 as reserves Garfield Heard and Jimmy King sparked the comeback. King produced three steals and key baskets while Heard added a long jumper and late jump shot to seal the victory.
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Princeton Tops Florida State In Slowdown Upset
Princeton Tigers upset No.2 Florida State 61 59 in Huntington W V as Ted Manakas hit two free throws with two seconds left. Coach Pete Caril favors slow play to win and Manakas led with 27 points.
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Bobcats Edge Slidell For Invitation Win In Wichita Falls
Childress Bobcats won their second game of the season at the Midwestern University Invitational in Wichita Falls and earned a consolation game spot. Ernie Randle led with 17 points against Slidell, while Phillmore and Lewellen added double digit support helping the 51 to 37 victory.
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Wilbur Wood to receive Dickie Kerr Award
White Sox pitcher Wilbur Wood will be honored as Pitcher of the Year at the Houston baseball writers dinner on January 26. The knuckleballer logged 377 innings last season, a tally unmatched by a major league pitcher since 1912, while posting a 24‑17 record.
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Landry Predicts Cowboys Will Repeat Super Bowl Victory
Dallas coach Tom Landry says the Cowboys can repeat their Super Bowl VI win over Miami with a confident and definite forecast. He notes the bold stance mirrors Joe Namath's famed guaranteed victory, though Landry maintains his stance is measured.
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Betting shops banished from British golf courses
The Royal and Ancient Club and the British PGA announced a ban on betting shops at all tournaments next year. Ladbrokes said it will stop funding golf events after Turnberry’s betting tent drew protests from players such as Arnold Palmer and Gary Player.
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Britain
Neil Coles
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Television Schedule Highlights for Sunday December 17 1972
Channel listings for KvViIl TV KFOR TV and KFDA TV detail the day’s lineup from 6:30 AM to late night. Major programs include The FBI MASH The Sandy Duncan Show and a Sunday Night Movie The Lively Set starring James Darren and Pamela Tiffin plus CBS 60 Minutes and ABC News.
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Chilton Claims First Ever Class B State Football Title
Chilton defeated Windthurst 6-0 on a 12-yard pass with 1:19 remaining for the first Class B state championship. Windthurst led until late. Bernard McGee connected with Jack Landrum for the game's lone score in freezing Stephenville.
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NAIA All-America football team tops size and depth in 1972
The NAIA Football Coaches Association named a 22 man first team led by 6-4 279 pound tackle Alex Price and 6-5 235 pound guard Bracey Bonham. Backfield features quarterback John Coen and back Ken Parks among others and includes 20 of 22 seniors.
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Sunday television lineup for KAUT and KAUTZ stations
A detailed schedule listing gospel programs, church services, and a full day of sports and entertainment. It includes Pro Football games Kansas City at Atlanta and NFL games Green Bay at New Orleans and Dallas Cowboys vs Giants, plus classic shows such as Lassie, MASH, and The Dick Van Dyke Show.
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