Packers Raiders All Set For Clash
BOCA RATON, Fla. AP The Raiders coach worries about having enough time to prepare for a Super Bowl clash with the Green Bay Packers. Oakland practiced 90 minutes in sunny weather after a rainy day, as Rauch noted the easier climate and the challenge of readying for a team like the Packers.
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Snowmobile Rally Delayed For Grid Clash
The First Annual Jaycee Snowmobile Rally, moved from Sunday afternoon to January 21 at the Harold Swart farm on Picidilli Hill, starts at 1 p.m. The postponement avoids conflicting with Sunday’s Super Bowl viewership.
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Matmen and Cagers Tie Up with Titusville in Two Games
Corry Beavers head to Titusville for a wrestling meet while the Corry Area High School basketball team hosts Titusville. Coach Bob Benson notes 120 pounder Dean Fralick may miss action due to a back injury sustained Tuesday. Titusville coaches announced late changes to their lineup.
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Surprise Gone Says Indiana Grid Coach
Indiana coach John Pont, named College Football Coach of the Year, explains the 1968 season gains. He notes the loss of psychological surprise after a 1-8-1 rise to 9-1 and a single blemish, the 33-7 defeat at Minnesota, which changed preparation and focus ahead of the Rose Bowl context.
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New KC Owner Sets High Goals
Kansas City new baseball owner Ewing Kauffman outlines a rapid build plan with a board within a week, an executive vice president soon after, a first division club in five years, and an AL pennant in eight. He recalls the Horatio Alger Award and vows KC ownership for life. City officials and fans await a strong executive team and a top-flight organization.
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Cage Schedule for Titusville and area high school games
A listing of scheduled high school games across Erie and nearby towns including Titusville Corry Meadville Warren Oil City and more with games such as Erie Tech versus Erie Academy and Erie East versus Erie Cathedral Prep at Gannon along with numerous county matchups and venue notes.
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Royals Beat Celtics In Rough NBA Showdown
The Boston Celtics led by Bill Russell’s 24 points trigger a 16-0 blitz to go up by 19, but Oscar Robertson unleashed 40 points as the Royals edged Boston 120-116. Zelmos Beatty had 30 for St Louis in a 108-101 win over Baltimore. Len Wilkens added 19. Early Monroe scored 32.
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Graham Takes Early Crosby Lead At Pebble Beach
Lou Graham of Nashville shot 68 to lead the Crosby 1968 golf opener at Pebble Beach. Arnold Palmer struggled early with a double bogey and three bogeys, while Jack Nicklaus posted 72 after a penalty on the 16th hole. Dave Hill and Tommy Aaron were one behind at 69 as play shifted to day two. Virgil Sherrill led the pro amateur division with a 15 handicap helping his team.
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Tonight's Mat Schedule
New Jersey defeated Minnesota 110 96 Pittsburgh defeated Indiana 198 115 Denver beat Houston 100 93 New Orleans edged Anaheim 131 124 in overtime Kentucky edged Oakland 110 108
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Beaver Swimmers Down Braves in Iroquois Pool Meet
Corry Beaver swimmers defeated Iroquois 55 to 40 in the pool for their second win of the season and a 23- meet tally. The meet featured multiple events led by Aquatic standouts from Corry with top finishes in medley, freestyle, butterfly, breaststroke and diving, finishing with a relay triumph and a total 225.15 points.
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Billie Jean King Named Top Female Athlete of 1967
Billie Jean King of Long Beach dominates the 1967 Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year poll with 972 votes, surpassing Kathy Whitworth and Peggy Fleming. King claimed Wimbledon and U.S. championships with a steel racket, while Whitworth and Fleming earned top finishes in golf and figure skating respectively.
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Indians Open At Stadium on April 11 1968 Schedule
Cleveland Indians announce their 1968 road schedule with a season opener in Chicago on April 9 at 1 15 p m and a follow on April 10 in Chicago before opening home play at The Stadium in Cleveland. The White Sox figure in the early sequence.
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Freshmen Eligibility Rule Clarified by NCAA
The NCAA clarified a policy allowing freshmen to play on varsity teams in most sports. The rule, effective immediately and non retroactive, lets this year's freshmen compete in intercollegiate events for four years. Upperclassmen who played as freshmen face three NCAA championship meets. Some conferences like the ECAC Big Ten and Pacific Eight may maintain stricter rules.
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California Angels on April 11 schedule highlights
The Indians' 81 game season features 75 road dates with 44 night, 34 day, and three twilight games. A June 17 night game in Milwaukee against the White Sox stands out, along with 11 am starts in Boston on April 19 and Minnesota on May 30. The first west coast trip begins May 21 with a doubleheader in Oakland, and the season ends with a night game in Baltimore on September 27.
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