Stephen F. Austin and Sam Houston State Face Off Saturday
In Huntsville the No. 3 SFA and 7-1 Sam Houston State clash in a Lone Star Conference shootout. SFA leads the league at 8-0 and key players include Pete Warris for SFA and James Lister for SHSU, with scoring margins favoring SFA by about 21.5 points.
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Rooney to Receive New York CYO Sportsman Award
Art Rooney president of the Pittsburgh Steelers will be honored as Sportsman of the Year for 1971 by the New York CYO at the 36th Club of Champions dinner. Cardinal Cooke will present the award named for the late New York Giants owner.
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Calls for neutral observers to monitor POW camps
Family groups urge Hanoi to admit official neutral observers into North Vietnam South Vietnam Cambodia and Laos prisons. They argue such access would show humane treatment and boost world standing without bargaining while American prisoners await answers and release.
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Texas Tech Tops Texas in SWC Showdown
Texas Tech beat Texas 79-68 in Austin to seize conference lead as the Raiders move to 3-0 in SWC play. Texas drops to a second place tie with Texas A&M after their 81-74 win over TCU. Baylor beat Rice 88-70 to climb out of last place.
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Blues Return Shires to Denver Farm Club
The St. Louis Blues sent Jim Shires back to their Western Hockey League farm club in Denver after Christian Bordeleau, out with a broken foot, is cleared to return to action. Jeter Contract Signed by Padres Centerfield Prospect. Super Bowl telecast draws 65 million viewers, setting a new TV sport record. Tom Bethea wins third London bout in as many starts, defeating Johnny Frankham by 49 to 48 on points.
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Knicks rally past Celtics as Reed remains out
Willis Reed again cannot practice due to knee tendonitis as the New York Knicks beat Boston 109 106. Dave DeBusschere hit a 10 foot jumper with 11 seconds left to seal the win, cutting Boston’s Atlantic lead to four games. Walt Frazier scored 35 points to pace New York.
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IOC Eligibility Committee Eyes Alpine Skiers Ahead of Sapporo Games
IOC's two day meeting in Tokyo could decide which alpine skiers compete at Sapporo. Brundage warned of potential disqualifications for amateur rule violations that could affect the event and NBC contract. He urged relying on specialists to determine any disqualification.
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Munari Leads Lancia In Snowbound Monte Carlo Rally
On the snow bound second stage in the Monte Carlo Auto Rally Munari's Lancia held off three Alpine Renaults as Ove Anderson moved to second. Snowstorms reduced the field to 80 of 204 starters with penalties for late controls and many top drivers mired in blizzard conditions.
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Crenshaw Named College Golfer of the Year in Columbus
Ben Crenshaw of Texas, the first freshman to win the NCAA golf title, will be honored as College Golfer of the Year at the Touchdown Club of Columbus dinner on January 28. He also won the Eastern Amateur and Southern Amateur titles.
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Kidney danger signals and a drug remedy at L. L. Buttery
An old advertisement warns of kidney disorders with symptoms like getting up at night and backache. It promotes Bukets as a three tabs daily treatment to flush kidneys and regulate passage, claiming quick relief within hours. The notice appears from L. L. Buttery Drug Store.
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