Vernon Lions Host Childress In District 4AAA Opener
Vernon hosts Childress in the District 4 AAA opener on Friday night as both teams adjust to a home and home schedule. Vernon, at 1-7 in nonconference play, seeks a district win while Childress tops a 2-11 mark after a 74-57 loss to Tulia. Lions' players include Newberry, Riggin, Dicky, and Wilson leading scorers.
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Wichita Falls
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Jimmy Riggins
Daryl Dicky
Mike Dean
Mike Cogginen
Willard Wiilson
Bobby Simpson
Gary Gordon
Bobby Byars
Ed Spradlin
James Palmer
O'Quinn Cario Riggins
Newberry
Spratlin
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Tulia
Tulsa
Jerry Dobbs
Brownwood Lions capture 4A title after tough 4A season
Brownwood finishes 10-1-1 with state AAAA crown securing the title after a hard schedule in 4AAA play. The Lions press through district foes like Hirschi and Washington, then top El Campo 36-12 in the final, ending graduation with Si Southall and Damon Smith among leaders from the 1965 powerhouse.
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Gatesville
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Osgood Shapes Northeastern Post Play With Tenacious Leap
Northeastern University forward Leo Osgood relies on grit and timing to compensate for height. The five foot ten inch junior guards, shoots and rebounds with unusual energy, learning to outjump centers taller than him. His rapid improvement and schoolyard roots in Roxbury fuel a disciplined, multi-year effort.
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College Football Results From UPI Grid Shows Wide Scoring
East Brelyn Poly 81 NY Mrtime 7 Hofstra 77 Cath. 0. Oswego St. 81 Queens Coll. 74 Wagner 99 Seton Hall 91 Stoony Brk. 78 Aiers Newark 5 Hunter 89 Sacred Heart 76 Massachusetts 78 Rider 55 New England 83 Pratt Inst. 74 Erie Tech 71 Brune Tech 46 Edinboro Pa 93 Fredonia 84 South Miami Fla 72 Brown 71 Fla. Stern 95 Heartwk NY 67 Tenn St 91 Ark St 54 Ky St 80 Union Ky 66 Duke 85 Princeton 79 Louisiana St 81 Mississippi 68 Athens Ala 63 N Caro Coll 62 Jackson St 115 Tougaloo 97 Baltimore 89 Campbell 81 Arkansas 82 Centenary 82 Oglethorpe 91 Clark 69 Tampa Invitational Auburn 70 Rutgers 62 Seattle 77 Charlotte Invitational Miami Ohio 70 Rice 66 OT Consolation Davidson 63 Temple 6 Chmp The rest lists many college results and tourney scores across multiple teams and venues.
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Fight results from Milan and international bouts
In Milan Italy Dane Cane 222 stopped Boston Jacobs 188 from New York. Eddie Perkins 141 Las Vegas drew with Joao Henrique 41 from Brazil. The bouts listed include Brazilian opponents and a split result in a multi city boxing card.
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Italy
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Brazil
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Trinity Tigers Rise In 1967-68 College Basketball Poll
Trinity University coach Bob Polk guides a 15-6 team into national notice as the Tigers climb to sixth in the 1967-68 ballot through December. San Diego State remains first with 304 points, Kentucky Western, Evansville, Indiana State, and Long Island State follow.
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New York Dominates 1967 NFL All Star Selections
UPI lists first and second teams with votes for players across positions. Notables include John Unitas at quarterback and Leroy Kelly at back, while Deacon Jones Merlin Olsen and Bob Lilly anchor the defense.
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Jackie Smith
St.l
John Unitas
Bal
Leroy Kelly
Bal Sayrs
Deacon Jones
L.A
Willie Davis
Merlin Olsen
Bob Lilly
Dave Robinson
Dick Parkus
Chi
Television Listings December 20 1967 Night Schedule
Channel 3 shows Huntley Brinkley News Weather News Sports The Virginian and Kraft Music Specials. Channel 5 offers Waller Cronkite News Weather Lost In Space Beverly Hillbillies Green Acres He and She Dundee and The Culhane Newsreel Deputy At The Drop of Another Hat. Channel 7 presents Have Gun Will Travel News Weather Sports Custer The Big Gambler Second 100 Years Wednesday Night Movie The Big Gambler. Channel 15 Dan True Weather Lost In Space Beverly Hillbillies Green Acres He and She Dundee and The Culhane News and The Late Movie Moontide.
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Mike Douglas
CBS News
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Dick van Dyke
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Sigm
Patty Duke
Cronkite
B.S. News
Television Schedules Across Stations
A dense OCR listing of 1967 television schedules shows multiple channels KGNC KFDA and others airing daily lineups. It lists morning to late evening programs including news, soap operas, game shows, kids shows, and special segments with host names and time slots across several stations.
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