Texas Western and Houston Rally to NCAA Wins
Texas Western beat Oklahoma City University 89 74 as Bobby Joe Hill and David Lattin led the miners. Houston defeated Colorado State 82 76 behind Joe Hamood 23 points, while Elvin Hayes added 18 and Bob Rule fouled out late.
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Bill Osthoff
United Press International
Wichita, Kan
UPI
Texas Western
Houston
Bobby Joe Hill
Exas Western
Oklahoma City University
Wichita State University
Field House
Hill
Joe Hamood
Colorado State
Missouri Valley Conference
Cincinnati
Lubbock
Tex
Oregon State
Los Angeles
Miners
Texans
Chiefs
David Lattins
Hunter Charles
Hunter
Jerry Lee Wells
Hamood
Cougars
Bob Rule
Rule
Wright
Elvvin Hayes
College Basketball Results From NAIA and NCAA Tournaments
United Press International reports NAIA tournament results in Kansas City with Sou. Ark St 72 Guilford 67 and Cent. Mich 69 Ednbro 55 among others. NCAA regional play includes No. Dak U 112 Valparaiso 8 and Dayton 58 Miami Ohio 51 with several regional scores across the Mideast Midwest and other brackets.
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United Press International
Kansas City
Sou. Ark
Guilford
Ednbro
Norfolk St
Upper Iowa
Mrrs-Hrvy
Peru Neb
Okla. Bapt
Cal. Westin
Cent. St
St. Thos
Reichrst Col
Grand Forks
N.D
Purdue
Ohio St
Nebraska
Okla
Iowa
Indiana
Northwestern
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kan. St
Iowa St
Havlicek Leads Celtics in Close Victory Over Hawks
John Havlicek scored 30 points to lift the Boston Celtics 106 104 at Memphis as Sam Jones added 26 and Bill Russell dominated the boards. Tonn Beaty led the Hawks with 39 in a tight NBA contest that left Boston tied for first with Philadelphia in the Eastern Division.
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United Press International
John Havlicek
Boston Celtic
Philadelphia 76Ers
Celtics
Havlicek
St. Louis Hawks
76Ers
National Basketball Association
Sam Jones
Bill Russell
Hawks
Memphis
Tonn Zelmo Beaty
Braves Move to Atlanta Sways Milwaukee Economy, Expert Testifies
Milwaukee economist Robert Nathan testified in the state antitrust suit that moving the Braves costs Milwaukee about 18 million dollars annually. He noted Milwaukee’s strong base, with averages above most NL teams, and said the city could support a major league club. The case aims to undo the Braves relocation or require an expansion franchise.
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Genel W. Hintz
United Press International
Milwaukee
UPI
United States
Braves
Atlanta
Robert Nathan
Viet Nam
Orville Freeman
South Viet Nam
Wisconsin
Nathan
Monager
P Bherly
Fherly
Twins
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Los Angeles
Sanders loses Pensacola Open signcard but Brewer wins
Doug Sanders led by four but was disqualified for not signing his scorecard. Gay Brewer claimed the Pensacola Open by three strokes finishing 16 under par 272, earning $10,000. Bruce Devlin placed second with 13 under and $6,000. Jacky Cupit earned $4,200 in a crowded leaderboard.
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Daviv M. Mofft
UPI
Pensacola, Fla
Doug Sanders
Gay Brewer
Sanders
Brewer
Bruce Devlin
Hilton Head
S.C. Devvlin
Cupit
Mason Adolph
Gordon Jones
Randy Glover
Ray Floyd
Julius Boros
Don Massengale
Dick Hart
Sikes
Dan and
Brothers Boyer share rent dream in New York stay
Clete Boyer jokes with brother Ken about sharing an apartment in New York after Ken joins the Mets. He notes Ken’s higher salary and the 1964 World Series result. The piece sketches their Alba Missouri roots, family of 13, and contrasts small town life with big city vibes.
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Milton Richman
Fort Lauderdale
Fila
UPI
Clete Boyer
Ken
New York
Clete
Yankees
Mets
Cardinals
Boyer Boys
Boyer
Kenny
Alba
Missouri
New ‘York
Joplin
Spring River
Los Angeles
Kentucky Runts Win UPI National Title With Ten Foot Hype
Kentucky Wildcats claimed the UPI national championship as Rupps Runts, led by a tall lineup, defeated opponents despite size. Baron Adolph Rupp lauded the turnaround from last season while Duke and Kansas followed in close racing for the top spots.
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Joe Gergen
NEW York
UPI
Rupp
Kentucky Wildcats
United Press International Board of Coaches
Kentucky
UFT
Adolph Rupp
Wildcats
Texas Mines
Snook Blue Jays Rip Through Texas Hoops Streak
Snook high school in Burleson County Texas rides a 78 game win streak and back-to-back Class B state titles led by farm boys and Czech players under coach James G Horn. The 1960s power team, 52 0 this season and 161 14 over four years, relies on full court press and high conditioning to outpace taller foes.
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Denne H. Freeman
Dallas
UPI
James G
Jimmy) Horn
Snook
Tex
Blue Jays
Texas
Burleson County
Horn
Calvin Gerke
Edward Vajdak
Donnie Victorick
Tommie Junek
Jimmie Janac
Milton Skrabaneck
Larry Kovar
Gerke
Houston Jones
Austin
Alba - Golden
Fos ter Stops Tavavat and Winstone Earns Knockout
UPI reports George Foster of Cincinnati stopped Maurice Tavavat in Paris and Howard Winstone of Wales knocked out Andrea Silanos in Sardinia. Philadelphia action saw Luis Rodriguez of Miami defeat George Benton, with bouts listed by UPI.
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United Pre- International Paris
UPI
George Foster
Cincinnati
Ohio
Maurice Tavavat
France
Yoland Leveqage
Art Hernandes
Omaha Neb
Sassari
Sardinia
Howard Winstone
Wales
Andrea Silanos
Philadelphia
Luis Rodriguez
Miami
George Benton
TV Guide Style Listing For Local Stations
A 1966 schedule fragment lists programs across TV stations KGNC KV3 KFDA and AUZ with nightly lineups from 5:30 PM to 11:30 PM including news weather sports Dr Kildare Petticoat Junction The Fugitive Peyton Place The Untouchables and a late movie.
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KFOX
Jerry Adams
Dr. Kildare
NBC News
KGNC
Huntley-Brinkley
Nauz TV
Walters Cronkite News
Weather
Motier
Newscape
Daktari
Red Skelter
Petticoat Junction
Gomer Pyle
McHales Navy
KFDA
Red Skelton
Dan True Weathe
Warmer Weather Seen as March Ends in 1966
A short notice notes warmer air moving in as March 1966 nears its end with a forecast for higher temperatures and improving conditions across the region.
Local TV Listings Chronicle 1985 Schedule Sequels
A dense airtime rundown lists KFDX KFDA KAUZ and EVII channels with daily programs. Entries include Today Show NBC News soap operas at various hours and a mix of game shows cartoons and news briefs.
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KFDX
RFD
NBC
Morning Star
Paradise Bay
NBC News
Weather & News
the Doctors
Funny Company
Hinkley-Brinkley News Report
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Ryoin
Kansas
Tradtion
Tennessee
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T.V. Guide
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Weather In Motion
Istanbul
Nightcap
Amarillo College
Eve Guess
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Sheriff Bill
Laramie
Huntley -Brinkley
Farm & Ranch
Tri-State
CBS News
the McCown
Andy of
Mayberry
Dick van Dyke
Search For Tomorrow
the Guiding Light
Electronic News Report
Farm and Ranch News
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Mister Mimiken
Kauz TV
Guiding Light
Kauzma
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