Rated Touchdown Favorite To Beat North Stars Today
Mobile Alabama hosts the 19th annual Senior Bowl with the Dixie All-Stars favored over the North. Coaches Hank Stram and Mike Vollavak lead the South and North, respectively, as top college seniors showcase passing duels and potential professional stars. Passers Hammond Warren Toscano Schneider headline a high powered aerial attack, with sizable prize money for winners.
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Joman State
Haway Warren
Tennessee
Dixie
NBC
Wyoming
Paul Toscano
Toledo
John Schneider
Tulsa
Rick Eber
San Diego State
Haven Moses
Dennis Homan
Alabama
Freddie Hyatt
Auburn
Bob Goodridge
Vanderbilt
Hammond
Warren
Claude Humphrey
Tennessee A & 3
Dan Sartin
Mississippi
Fred Call
Texas el Paso
Jimmy Keyes
D. D. Lewis
Mississippi State
Dick Anderson
Colorado
Yankee
Anderson
North
Jim Kiick
Bobby Duhon
Tulane
Stramm
Florida State
Penn State
Prime Facts Captures Pimlico Race On Frozen Track
Prime Facts won the featured Friday race at Pimlico over Belvoir from Red Wing Farm by three quarters of a mile in 1 19. Pavarnd Ganse Rew finished third. Prime Facts paid 9.20 4.80 and 2.60. Hydrology 2nd clinched a Tropical Park win giving Arnold Winick his 20th trainer victory. Time to Leave led Santa Anita's 54 furlong feature, paying 3. 2. 40. jockeys Sellers Velasquez also won multiple races across the day.
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Associated Press
den Norman
Prime Facts
Gelober
Pimlico
Belvoir
Red Wing Farm
Pavarnd Ganse Rew
Goose Boy
John M. Olin
Hydrology
Tropical Park
Arnold Winick
Winick
Chicago
Larry Adams
Leonine
Reely Beeg
Own
John Sellers
Santa Anita
Danny Velasquez
Morgaise
Schatzi Pie
Schatai Pie
Sellers
Prince Pablo
Milk
Four Players Share Title at Hastings Chess Congress
In Hastings England four players from Communist nations tied for first after nine rounds with six points each. Leonid Stein Alexey Suetin Flavian Gheorghiu and Vlastimil Hort will share a $1,020 prize pool. Frank Rhoden, director, threatened to quit over dull play and alleged no prearranged draw. HOBART Tasmania AP Tony Risby earns four year Nevada Reno scholarship to study business administration.
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Congress
Leonid Stein
Alexey Suevin
Russia
Flavin Gheorghiu
Romania
Vlastimil Hort
Czechoslovakia
Hobart
Tasmania
Tony Risby
University of Nevada At Reno
Lou Brock Signs 1968 Contract With Cardinals
Lou Brock, star left fielder and base stealing leader, signed a 1968 contract with the St. Louis Cardinals in Anaheim. At 28, he posted a .289 average, led the league in stolen bases, and starred in the World Series. Stan Musial praised him as an outstanding player. Bing Devine stated Brock should continue to excel. Brock expressed satisfaction with the deal and emphasized team goals over personal gains.
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Associated Press
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Louis
Brock
Lou Brock
Cardinal
Anaheim
Calif
Feld
Bscews
Oyleen
Auoul Rouvyu
Brack
Tennessee Coach Doug Dickey Has Not Heard From 49ers
Knoxville Tennessee AP report says coach Doug Dickey returned to Knoxville and indicated no contact from the San Francisco 49ers about joining the NFL. He noted the team would have to wait until the Orange Bowl to discuss any talks and has heard nothing since.
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Doug Dickey
San Francisco 49Ers
Agachine Yanomaey
Dickey
Apnen
Don Dell Denies Offer To Captain U S Team
Don Dell 29 of Bethesda Md said he has not been offered the non playing captaincy of the U S Davis Cup team this year. He noted he only reads in papers about a possible appointment and has not been contacted by the USTA about the role. Dell, a former top U S player, has been a weekend competitor the past two years.
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Don Dail
Iran
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Dell
Bethesda
Nanar Lh
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
U.S
University of Virginia Law School
TV Time 5 P.M. Hula Bowl Captains Named In Honolulu
In Honolulu the Hula Bowl names captains for the game with Michigan State’s Jimmy Raye and UCLA’s Gary Beban leading the North and South squads. Adverse rain and a slick field threaten conditions as teams prepare for a noon Hawaii time kickoff.
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Jimmy Raye
Michigan State
Gary Beban
UCLA
Sanunday
Hawaii
Tank Bird Community
Alamemoad
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Aninih
Bach
Charlie McClendon
LSU
Csonka
Syracuse
Silas Melis
Dick Hough
J Daugherty
Paul Vietzell Kinnle
Jawa
Roh Ankaimoer Ust
Nasser
South Carolina
Aml
Ron Yary
Anather Strck
Apisa
America
Honoholu Stadium
John Wills
Mel Walker Heads Home On Friday
Mel Walker, Wisconsin football soph defender, was released from Hennepin County General Hospital after left leg amputation below the knee following injuries in the Wisconsin Minnesota game. He flew home to Institute, West Virginia, to recuperate for two to three weeks as fund contributions to his recovery total about 8,000 dollars.
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University of Wisconsin
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W. Va
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General Hospital
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Sweeney Named New WSU Grid Coach With 20000 Pay
Spokane AP Jim Sweeney was named Washington State University head football coach succeeding Bert Clark on a one year contract paying 20000 yearly. He will assemble a staff promptly after leading Montana State to three Big Sky titles and a 31 19 record in four seasons.
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Anaheim
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California Angels
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Angeles
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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WSU
Wash
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Rce
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Terrell
Sweeney
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Big Sky
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Board of Regents
WSU Athletic Council
Stan Bates
Bates
Clark
Butte, Mont
Portland University
Damascus Opens Bid To Join Elite Of Horses At Malibu Stakes
Damascus launches 1968 racing bid in the Malibu Stakes at Santa Anita, a 40,000-added seven furlongs split into two divisions with topweights Royal Speed 117 and Crafty Loaf 118. Named Norse of the Year last season after a record $817,941 and Woodward win, he eyes another elite status as the Malibu features alongside Grange Bowl, Nellie Morse, and Zareta stakes.
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Associated Press
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Santa Anita
Royal Speed
Royal Malabar
Sacramento
Crafty Loak
Challedon
Whirlaway
Kelso
Byy
Buckpasser
Dr. Fager
Tropical
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Pimlico
Fairgrounds
New Orleans
Moscow
Valery
Edith W. Bancroft
Last 2 000 Tickets To UCLA Houston Game Sold Friday
The final 2 000 tickets for UCLA vs Houston were snapped up in minutes at the Astrodome with standing room only expected. The crowd could approach 55 000, topping the Harlem Globetrotters' exhibition record of 35 000 from nine years earlier. Brumel, a famed high jumper, reflects on past world records and his condition while remaining active in sports circles in Moscow. Braves sign Al Venz and Wilfredo Torres to minor league contracts, with Venz reporting to Richmond and Torres to West Palm Beach.
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Astrodome
Harlem Globetratters
Chicago
Brumel
Skuartsaw
Soviet Union
U.S
John Thomas
John Rambo
Moscow Institute of Physical Culture
Allanstaary
Atelanta Braves
al Venz
Charles City
Iowa
Richmond
Braves
Wilfredo Torres
Santurce
P.R
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Mays Sees 600 Homer Mark But Doubts 714 Feat
In New York Willie Mays, age 37, says he might reach 600 career homers but doubts beating Babe Ruth’s 714. He adds he plans to play while at his best, plans for spring training, and dismisses a managerial future. The piece notes his 1987 slump and illness, a $125,000 annual salary, and comments on Olympic boycott talk and new ban on spitball behavior.
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Willie Mays
Babe Ruth
Mays
Ruth
Horace Stanhham
San Francisco Giants
Banan
Duke Snider Named Dodgers Batting Coach for 1965
Los Angeles will use former star Duke Snider as batting instructor for the entire Dodgers organization. Snider will be in Dodger Town during spring training in Vera Beach, Florida, then assist young players through the system during the season. He previously managed Albuquerque to the Texas League title and retired after the 1964 season with a .298 career average and notable home run records.
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B. J
Buzzy” Bavasi
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Vera Beach
Fla
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Los Angeles
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San Francisco Giants
NCAA Freshmen Eligible Spark Freshman Rule Debate
New York AP reports conferences may allow freshmen to play varsity baseball and risk automatic CWS qualification unless the rule is approved at the next NCAA meeting. If passed, teams with freshmen could enter only if the selection committee deems value. Western Athletic and Southeastern conferences already play freshmen in baseball as the Baseball Coaches Association plans for the 1968 College World Series.
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National Collegiate Athletic
As- Ausialius House
Pune Graicine
Baseball Coaches Association
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Southeastern Conference
Brown names 1968 soccer co-captains Brewster and Gerdts
Benjamin O Brewster from Marlboro Massachusetts and George S Gerdts from Oradell New Jersey were elected co-captains of Brown University's 1968 soccer team on Thursday night.
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Providence, RT
Benjamin O. Brewster
Marlboro
George 5. Gerdts
Oradell
N.J
Brown University
Open golf lead widens in National Left-handers Open
Rose Collins built a five stroke advantage at the Diplomat Country Club as he carded 71 69 76 210 for 354 holes. Alvin Odom of Galveston 1965 champion held second with 72 71 72 215. Gene Ferrell Verona Pa 74 70 72 2817 led Lombardi Vic Lombardi 73 71 74 218. Jack Buller Atlanta 72 72 76 220 in fifth with Kerry Schwenke 16 North Palm Beach eight behind at 228. The 6 702 yard course hosts 36 36 72. Collins could be first under par since Bob Charles in 1962.
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Hollywood
Frs
Rose Collins
Wilday
Gene Ferrell
Verona
Vic Lombardi
Fresno
Cabif
Jack Buller
Atlanta
Buller
Kerry Schwenke
North Palm Beach
Fla
New Zealand Aces to Compete in IndianapolisTrack
Akron Ohio AP report details New Zealand Aces drivers Deis Ribas and Bruce McLaren preparing for the Indianapolis 500. Goodyear Tire, Shelby Racing, and Walits plant partners build two turbine powered, four wheel drive cars with a hybrid mechanical hydraulic drive. Wallis says engines are turbine powered under USAC rules and torque is distributed to each wheel as needed. Al Dowd to manage Shelby Racing team. Hulme placed fourth last year, McLaren making Indy debut.
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Deis Ribas
Swerth
Beth
Wallis
Torrance
Calif
Goodyear
Shelby Racing Ct, Inc
Los Angeles
Parnelli Jones
Indianapolis
United States Auto Club
eSace
al Dowd
Shelby Racing Co
Hulme
McLaren
9.3 Win Costly For Red Wings
Detroit Red Wings win 9-4 over Oakland but lose two players to injuries. Floyd Smith fractures his right foot missing games at Chicago and Montreal while Doug Roberts suffers a severe ankle bruise and may miss upcoming games. Ron Anderson from Fort Worth recalled to help the squad.
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Wings
Floyd Smith
Chicago
Montreal
Doug Roberts
Smith
Roberts
Ron Anderson
Fort Worth
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