Cats Upset Vernon In District 4-AAA Opener
Childress high school Bobcats overcome a cold first half to beat Vernon Lions 56-51 in the District 4-AAA opener. Willie Clark paced Childress with 30 points, Paul Camp added 9, and Vernon’s Rhett Gideon led with 12 as the Cats improve to 7-8. JV Cats also edged Vernon 65-64 to start the twin bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Bobcats
Vernon Lions
Bobcat
Lions
Vernon JV
Seymour
Burkburnett
Burk
Brownwood
Boncat Gym
Cats
Vernon
Willie Clark
Paul Camp
Clark
Paul
Big Blues
Ike Hughes
Larry Moore
Chadress
Camp
Mike Henderso
Ben Bob Walker
Haughes
Moore
Lassen
Rhett Gideon
Gerald Willie
Robert Willard
Ed Marsh
John Henry Kennedy
Phillip Davenport
Mike Evans
Danny Lane
Bruce Morey
Danny Havins
Jerry Dobbs
Blues
Hughes
Ike
Deen
Ae Riggins
OS Willard
Marsh
Dan
Wilson
Childress JV
Om Davenport Wen Coeo & Evans
Baas Dobbs
A Kennedy
Decisier
Ste
Wn E24
Harrison
Railsback Tins
rBws
Scribner
Gordon
Ao & Pee Smith
College Basketball Results From Various Divisions Highlight Upsets
United Press International reports scores across the college scene. East Delaware beat Cortland 89 81 while Lehigh downed Kings College 70 60. Maryland St defeated Clarion 88 79 and Texas Tech topped Utah 93 79. Multiple tournaments and invitational rounds feature teams such as Villanova Princeton St John’s Syracuse Duquesne Notre Dame and others with varied outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
East Delaware
Cortland
Westchester
Muhlenberg
Newark
South North Carolina
Furman
Maryland St
Clarion
Alabama
Texas Christian
Midwest
Minot
N.D
Loyola
A Windsor
Bradley
Drake
Tri-St
Ind
Wheaton
NII
C Mich
Brdgert
Conn
Manchester
Adrian Mich
Eastern Michigan
Ferris St
Mich
Taylor
Miami
Ohio
Tulane
Detroit
Kentucky
Holy Cross
Fla
Penn
Iowa
Illinois
Arizona
S Calif
Arkansas
Pac
St Mary’s
Cal
Royals Hawks Win On Late Basket In Tight Games
The Cincinnati Royals defeated the Detroit Pistons 131 123 after a 17 1 second quarter burst. The St Louis Hawks edged the Baltimore Bullets 113 111 with Len Wilkens scoring the winning tip in the final second. Oscar Robertson led scoring for Cincinnati while Bill Bridges 30 and Lou Hudson 29 paced the Hawks. Don Ohi 30 for Baltimore and Kevin Loughery 25 also starred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Cincinnati Royals
St. Louis Hawks
Cincinnati
Detroit Pistons
Hawks
Baltimore Bullets
Len Wilkens
Oscar Robertson
Bill Bridges
Lou Hudson
Wilkens
Don Ohi
Baltimore
Kevin Loughery
Fight Results Miami Beach and Wills Signing News
Florentino Fernandez defeated Herman Dixon by knockout in Miami Beach. In Spokane, Maury Wills is eyed by the Pittsburgh Pirates as a top addition, with a mid January signing planned after a winter trade from the Dodgers. Ken Boyer signed a 1967 contract with the New York Mets for about $89,000, remaining the team’s top earner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Wills
Spokane
Wash
UPI
Pittsburgh Pirates
Maury Wills
Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bob Bailey
Gene Michael
Boyer
Mets ST. Louis
Ken Boyer
New York Mets
Mets
Rye
Bing Devi
Mazzinghi to Fight Phonse in Non-Title Bout in Sweden
European Super welterweight champion Sandra Mazzinghi will fight Nigeria's L. Phonse in a 10 round non-title bout on January 6 in Malmoe Sweden. The bout announced Tuesday night by Mazzinghi's manager serves as a buildup prior to his title challenge against France's Jean Baptiste Rolland set for February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Italy
UPI
Sandra Mazzinghi
Nigeria
L. Phonse
Malmoe
Sweden
Mazzinghi
France
Jean Baptiste Rolland
Louisville and Villanova Reach Cage Semis in Philly
Louisville crushed Niagara 98 73 behind Butch Beard and Wes Unseld as Louisville and Villanova upset Michigan State and reached the semifinal round in the Quaker City tournament. Villanova beat Michigan State 66 63 and faces Princeton while Louisville plays Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gergen
UPI
Louisville
Michigan State
State
Philadelphia
Palestra
Cardinals
Niagara
Butch Beard
Junior Westley
Purple Eagles
Villanova
Wildcats
Spartans
Syracuse
Princeton
LaSalle
Bowling Green
Western Kentucky
Holy Cross
Miami
Pennsylvania
Finois
Southern California
Iowa State
Kansas State
Oklahoma City
Stanford
North Carolina
Furman
Bradley
Drake
Beard
Genaro Dead Former world champion dies in New York
Frankie Genaro former world flyweight and Olympic champion died at 65 after a long illness at Polyclinic Hospital He won the American title in 1923 defeating Pancho Villa and the world crown in 1929 by decision over Frenchy Belanger He had 83 wins in 129 pro fights ARKLE Injured Arkle the famed steeplechaser fractured a bone in his foot and may never race again after the King George VI steeplechase at Kempton Park AAU To Serve Again Lippman and Treadway Reappointed as chairmen of swimming committees for 1967 with Smith and Lyndon named to diving posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genaro
New York
UPI
Frankie Genaro
Pancho Villa
Philippines
Frenchy Belanger
Arkle
London
Kempton Park
Amateur Athletic Union
Bill Lippman
Los Angeles
Kenneth Treadway
Bartlesville
Okla
Knee Surgery For Namath
Jets quarterback Joe Namath scheduled for knee surgery to remove damaged lateral cartilage from his right knee at 7 30 a m EST. Doctor James Nicas to perform the operation. Namath has prior knee surgery on January 25 1965 and will be hospitalized 12 to 14 days with a leg cast four to six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Joe Namath
New York Jets
James Nicas
Namath
Alabama
Indon military warns Sukarno as crowd plans force rally
Three newspapers report Sukarno faces a large outside rally near the freedom palace to back a July congressional order demanding his policy explanations after a failed 1965 coup. They say Sukarno refused to accept responsibility, blaming the CIA, while the military continues its purge of Communists and curbs his authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sukarno
Freedom Palace
Economi Poliies
Freedom
Komi Daily
Youth
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Cour
Money is Power in U S Political Campaigns
The piece argues money equates to political power in the United States. It cites the Kennedy 1960 campaign as a steamrolling force over Humphrey, noting the affluent influence in elections and the media's role. The author emphasizes money as a decisive force in modern politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lewis
United States
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
John F. Kennedy
Jack
Strong Chilean quake rattles Andean region near Mendoza
A powerful earthquake struck offshore near La Puntilla and shook Copiapo and Mendoza. ESSA recorded a 7.75 magnitude with epicenter about 190 miles east of Antofagasta, likely on land in the Cordillera Domeyko. No damage reported in Mendoza and authorities cite Chile as the quake’s source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
la Puntilla
School of Mines
Copiapo
Washington
Environmental Science Services Administration
ESSA
Antofagasta
Cordillera Domeyko
Mendoza
Andes
Chile
Gary Collins Leads Cleveland Pass Receiving in 1965 Season
Gary Collins topped Cleveland for 50 receptions 884 yards and 10 touchdowns in 1965. Swede Halbrook stood 7 foot 3 and played for Syracuse. Purdue is the only Big Ten school yet to appear in the Rose Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Collins
Cleveland
Rewue
National Basketball Association
Halbrook
Syracuse
Purdue Uni
TV Schedule Highlights For Wednesday December 28 1966
Television listings summarize hourly programming across local stations KGNC KAUZ KVII KFDA and KFDA. Programs include Huntley Brinkley News The Virginian Bob Hope Show Laramie Batman Beverly Hillbillies Danny Kaye and Peyton Place II with News Weather and commentary segments interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFOX
Huntley-Brinkley
the Virginian
NBC News
KGNC
Huntley Brinksey
Bob Hope
Toonieht
Kauz TV
Walter Cronkite
Weather In Motion
Newscape
Green Acres
Laramie
Kvii
ABC News
Howard K. Smith
News
Tom Martin
Big Jim McLain
KFDA
Dan
Danny Kaye
Baend
Television Schedule Fragments from 1966 Air Days
Fragmented listings show Cline Motor Company Motorola branding and a dense Rio Grande Valley style broadcast grid for December 29 1966 across KFDX KGNC KFDA KVII stations with varied daytime to late night shows and news blocks. Fits a local paper TV guide entry.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bart Starr
Green Bay Packers
Vince Lombardi
Lombardi
Starr
Royals
Ernc Terrell
Cassius Clay
Charley Conerly
Mississippi
Football Hall of Fame
Bill Carpenter
Army
Vietnam
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia 76Ers
Allie Sherman
New York Giants
Notre Dame
Nick Eddy
Denver
Ron Hunt
New York Olteria Trace Dodgers
Fea
Ryo
Welnesday
Cline Motor Company
Motorola
Appliances
Ave. C. NW
KFDX
Weather & News
Kgnc TV
Amarillo College
Pat Boone
Ruth Brent
Huntley-Brinkiey
Farm & Ranch News
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy of
Dick Cry Oy
Love of Life
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
Electronic News Report
Weather
Art Linkletter
Mr. Mimikin
Woody Woodpecker
CBS News
Donna
Kauzma
Mr. Magoo
Kvii TV Cee
Rae
Jackee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!