Bobcats Face Top 4AAA Team Washington Tonight
The Childress Bobcats travel to meet Booker T. Washington of Wichita Falls, a likely top 4AAA district foe. The varsity game follows a junior varsity matchup, with Washington holding a 5-6 season record and 1-0 in district play.
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Burk
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Childress
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Ben Bob Walker
Bruce Morey
Danny Havins
Dale Inman
Jerry Dobbs
John Baker
Benny Land
Freddie Buck
Larry Hollie
Carl Holtman
Childress Index Friday December 29 1967
The Childress Index for Friday December 29 1967 presents local news highlights and community updates from Childress and surrounding areas. Readers find brief reports on events, local officials, and upcoming activities in this edition.
Murphy Seeks Winning Spirit As Mets Manager
Johnny Murphy announced as Mets manager at Shea Stadium news conference. He cited the Yankees era and seven pennants to stress a winner’s mindset, praising Red Sox momentum as a model and urging players to embrace a firm guiding discipline.
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New York
Johnny Murphy
Yankees
Mets
Wenor
Shea Stadium
Devine
Murpee
Moneser
Hodges
Tough manager stance shapes team discipline says Hodges
The article contrasts Dick Williams strict curfews and weight rules with Wes Westrum's looser approach and Gil Hodges philosophy of treating players as men. It notes Hodges may be less tough yet aims for accountability, while detailing district play outcomes for Graham, Graham Leopards, and Vernon Bobcats, plus Washington and Burk Burnett results.
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Dick Williams
George Scott
Williams
Wes Westrum
Mets
Wes
Westrum
Gil Hodges
Johnny Murphy
Hodges
Bowl front chatter ports bold college matchups
Major Amos B Hoople predicts a week of top ranked teams in the college bowl scene led by Southern California Tennessee Oklahoma Wyoming Indiana and Alabama with Notre Dame absent due to rules. He forecasts at least three upsets and a close Gator Bowl Penn State vs Florida State ending 22 to 20 with a Sun Bowl finish noted.
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Southern California
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Indiana
Alabama
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Penn St
Florida St
Tom Sherman
Florida State
Kim Hammond
Nittany Lions
Bearettes Win First Round Of Tourney Play
Estelline Bearettes beat Silverton 51 20 in the Memphis Invitational first round. Cherri Rapp scored 35 for Estelline. Estelline's boys fell to Silverton 45 41 in OT, Jimmy Adcock led with 15. Memphis boys lost to Lockett 52 38. Quail defeated Electra 61 41. Bearettes face Lockett winner today. semifinals set for Dec. 30.
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Cherri Rapp
Lockett Lockett
Memphis
Jimmy Adcock
Silver
Turkey
Lakeview
Blair to miss start of Orioles spring training with ankle injury
Paul Blair of the Baltimore Orioles will miss the first month of spring training for the 1968 season after tearing ankle ligaments in a winter league incident in Puerto Rico. He will undergo surgery on Friday to repair the right ankle.
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Venezuela lays claim to vast Guyana territory
Caracas asserts 69 thousand square miles of Guyana as its own while noting Venezuela currently controls 352 thousand square miles within its borders. The claim refers to a former British colony that gained independence in 1966.
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UPI
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Guyana
Coast Guard Rescues Two Cows At Sea Near Honolulu
Two cows were spotted swimming in the ocean off Honolulu and were rescued by Coast Guard boats. One cow was hoisted aboard a second rescue vessel and taken safely to shore. The Coast Guard noted uncertainty about whether the cows were together or knew each other.
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UPD
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Mariel Carlson
Chicago
UPI
Ralph E. Reese
Lausanne
Switzerland
Ocean Shores Community Club Reaches 6100 Members
Beach peninsula community notes automatic membership for all landowners in Ocean Shores. Club assets, including land, buildings, and pools, are valued at at least 14 million dollars.
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Ocean Shores Community Club
California coast redwoods reach ages up to two millennia
Researchers at UC agriculture report most of California’s coast redwoods are 500 to 900 years old, though some trees live around 2,000 years or more. The finding highlights the species long life span and regional variation in oldest specimens.
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TV Guide Friday Night Lineup December 1967 Highlights
TV listings for KFOX KGNC KAUZ KVII KFDaA channel lineups show 1967 programs including Huntley Brinkley Weather News Star Trek Bonanza Gomer Pyle Friday Night Movie and Late News segments with sports scores and weather updates across stations Channel 3 4 6 2 and 8.
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NBC News
Kauz TV
CBS News
Weather
Newscape
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Kfdaa
Jerry Taff
Messie
Cable TV Schedule for KFEDX KGNC Channel Lineup Remnants
The schedule lists Popeye Theatre and many cartoons from 7:00 to 12:30 with shows like Samson and Goliath, Secret Squirrel, Top Cat, The Rifleman, Sun Bowl and Orange Bowl parades, Get Smart, Saturday Night at the Movies Flower Drum, and Captain Kangaroo. Local Texas Western vs Mississippi football and other regional programs are noted alongside weather, sports, and news segments.
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An Praintstones
Samson & Goliath
Birdman & Galaxy
Atem Ant
Secret Squirrel
Cool McCool
Southwest Report
Premiere Playhouse
KGNC
Flinstones
Samson & Cgilath
Cotton John Show
Mississippi
Adam & “Eve
KVH
Modern Education
George of
the Jung
Lawrence Welk
Iron Horse
Marshall Dillon
Cinema
Television Schedule Listing for December 30 1967
A dense broadcast slate lists programs hour by hour from 3:00 PM to 11:35 PM including boxing off the Olympic, CBS News with Roger Mudd, Jackie Gleason, My Three Sons, Hogan’s Heroes, Mannix, Starlight Theatre Far Horizons, Krafts and Westerns, plus film features and sports events like the Gator Bowl.
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Roger Mudd
CBS News
Jackie Gleason
KFDA
Cannel
Captain Kangeroo
Frankenstein
Johnny Quest
Learn & Live
Lou Walker
Wilborn Brothers
Ernest Tubbs
Porter
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