Tarheel Upset Sparks Holiday Hoops Tourney Buzz
National college basketball shifts into a crowded holiday schedule with top programs like West Virginia, Kansas State, and San Francisco shaping the Big Eight and other conferences. Missouri, Michigan State, Cincinnati, and Notre Dame also in action as multiple tournaments begin across cities from Kansas City to New York.
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HGC Elects Directors At Hayward Golf Club Meeting
The Hayward Golf Club elected four new directors Bud Silva Norm Delin Ed Kangas and Herb White at a nomination meeting. Incumbent officers Ed Nor president Bob Turd vice president and Fandy Wagner secretary treasurer were reappointed along with outgoing president Dean Hartel guiding the board.
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49ers Blow 27 7 Lead In Second Half Collapse
The 49ers squander a 27 7 halftime lead as Detroit rallies with Tracy scrambling for a TD and Rote connecting on drives. Lions seize momentum after key fumbles and interceptions, with Gedman and Junker scoring and Martin's conversion putting Detroit ahead late. Tittle’s aerial attack posts strong numbers but SF cannot regain edge.
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Celtics Hold Big NBA Lead Amid Busy Week
Celtics maintained an eight games lead in the NBA standings as they clash with the St Louis pace and posted a Sunday victory, while Syracuse bounced Detroit in a rout with strong performances from Zarchorihs and others.
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O'Dowd Loses 72-50 in S F Tourney
In San Francisco the O'Dowd team fell 72 to 50 as a 3-3-3 halftime lead slipped away after a 23-point third quarter. Forward Jack Kevanaugh scored 18 for O'Dowd, with eight from the free throw line. The Dragon varsity tripped, while Jayvees and JV details appear off. Next Friday O'Dowd meets Lincoln at 2:30 p.m. in the tournament finale.
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Browns Rookie Fullback Brown to Enter Army Soon
Jim Brown, rookie Cleveland Browns fullback, will join the Army January 25 at Fort Benning Georgia for a six month training period and is slated to be discharged in time to train for the 1958 NFL season.
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Fragmented Football Box Score Summary
A damaged OCR style box score shows team offense flags and penalties with unclear headers. It lists down counts, attempts, and yardage alongside scattered player names such as Junker and Godman. Scoring notes mention touchdowns for Lions and extra points by Gnetin and Diarsa.
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Brown Tops UP ASNFL All-Star Selections Four 49ers Named
New York UP reports Jim Brown Cleveland Browns and Gino Marchetti Baltimore Colts headline the 1967 NFL All-Star selections with playmakers from San Francisco and others earning first and second team designations. Tittle and Unitas receive votes as Baltimore and San Francisco share top quarterback honors amid a broad list of named players across positions.
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Browns sign Paul Brown to five year contract
Cleveland Browns coach Paul Brown, leading the Eastern division champion team, was signed to a new five year pact described as possibly the longest in pro football history. President Dave B. Jones said the agreement is good until March 1963, with officials stating the long deal is a responsibility to the city and Cleveland public. No pay increase disclosed as Brown leads the team toward the NFL championship game in Detroit.
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Finsterwald Beats Snead In Boca Raton Pro Am
Dow Finsterwald won the two day Boca Raton Pro Am by one stroke over Sam Snead on the Veterans course. The event carried a $1 500 top prize as the field battled conditions and final round scores.
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Unbeaten Teams Lead Holiday Cage Break
The report notes seven teams remain undefeated at holiday recess under coach Zuppke with Illini's inventive strategy. Play will resume January 6 after the two week layoff, with attendance and local leagues adapting to the Christmas break.
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Striking Advice for Left-Side Spare Setup in Bowling
Joe Wilman's guide analyzes a thin left pocket hit that sends the ball toward the gutter. He advises aiming from the right to drive the ball into the 2-3 pocket, ensuring a solid hit on the 2-5 pins and converting the spare with a controlled spin.
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Casper Sifford In Pomona Playoff
Calif young touring star Billy Casper Jr of Bonita and Charles Sifford, former national Negro champion, tee off today in a Pomona Valley Open playoff for top prize money. Both powerful stroke makers were deadlocked for the $1000 first prize after a tight round that saw them square at par 72.
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Tide Tables Tuesday December 74 Time Hi Timm Hit
Fragmentary odds and numbers from a Tide Tables page show times and readings for December Tuesday. Readings reference local Point and Sh old figures with light figures appearing beside the entries.
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