Five Members Of Wolfpack Score In Double Figures
NC State powered past Jacksonville University 69 to 52 as five Wolfpack players reached double digits. Dick Bracher led with 16 points while NC State built a second half lead after a 27 25 halftime. Jacksonville shot 28 percent and 64 percent from the line, with NC State at 57 percent shooting. Attendance 1,500.
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Twelve More British Tracks Reopen Monday
London reports twelve additional British horse racing tracks reopened Monday as the foot and mouth outbreak shows signs of abating. The Agriculture Ministry lifted the ban on these venues while tracks in affected areas remain closed. Total reopenings reach 24 tracks by February 1, with major venues like Epsom still closed. Basil Engholm, permanent secretary to the Agriculture Ministry, said officials would reconvene in two years to review the situation.
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Agriculture Ministry
Britain
Epsom
Basil Engholm
Basketball Scores From Averett and Various Games
Basketball results from Averett Cottere and Westover Hills venues show varied scores with players like Chandler Marcia Leaane Tucker and J Kidd contributing. Top lineups include Pistons 15 and Rebels 14, while Kentucky 100 defeated RP disna and Houston 104 topped college matchups.
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Anya State
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Sounty
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Galax
Gene Cronin Promoted to Assistant GM by Falcons
Gene Cronin, director of player personnel, is promoted to assistant general manager for the Atlanta Falcons. Tom Braatz, 33, will take charge of the Falcons scouting operation. Cronin played at the College of the Pacific and in the NFL with Detroit Washington and Dallas. Braatz played at DePaul University and with the Redskins Cowboys.
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Detroit
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Dallas
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Milwaukee
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Bengals Acquire End Andre White From Denver Monday
The Cincinnati Bengals announced the acquisition of tight end Andre White from the Denver Broncos for an undisclosed draft choice. Bengals' General Manager Paul E. Brown cited a shortage of good college tight ends and noted White, 25, is 6-3 and 225 pounds from Florida A&M, who had five receptions for 87 yards in his first NFL season.
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Sixth Ranked Volf Drub Cats 87-59 in Knoxville
Tennessee defeated Kentucky 127 at home, extending its winning streak to five and tying LSU for the SEC lead. Bobby Croft scored 20, Bill Hann 13, Bill Justus 18 for the Vols while Kentucky’s Mike Casey had 12 and Cff Berger 10 as Kentucky trailed 37-28 at halftime before a 24-0 Tennessee surge after the break.
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Bill Hann
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Ontario
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Hann
Mike Casey
Cff Berger
Casey
Berger
Rangers Call Up Tkaczuk From Farm Team
The New York Rangers called up Walt Tkaczuk a center from Kitchener of the Ontario Hockey Association. At 19 he led junior players in the organization with 22 goals and 26 assists. He can play five pro games without losing amateur status, starting likely Wednesday against the Boston Bruins.
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Larry Jeffrey
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Lakers Awarded Pistons No 1 Draft Choice
The NBA arbitration panel ruled the Pistons must give the Lakers Detroit’s No 1 pick in the 1968 draft after LaRusso refused to report to Detroit and was later sold to San Francisco. The ruling upheld by a review committee, with Pistons planning further appeals amid owner absences and management disputes. The league also awarded the 1971 All Star game to San Diego and 1972 to Los Angeles.
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Chicago
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Baltimore
Don Heatley Fights 32 Hour Marlin Battle Off Mayor Island
Auckland based lawyer Don Heatley endured a protracted game fishing duel over 32 hours with a suspected Black Marlin. The struggle began Sunday at 3:20 p.m. as Heatley hooked the fish off Mayor Island and dragged a 40 foot launch 30 miles beyond the Alderman Islands. Five times he drew the fish to within 20 yards, each time the marlin dived back. At 1:20 a.m. Monday the line finally snapped.
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New Zealandia
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Mayor Island
Alderman Islands
Houston Cougars First Ranked After Upset of UCLA
Houston coach Guy Lewis and his players voiced thrilled disbelief after the Cougars rose to No. 1 in the AP poll following a 71-69 upset of No. 1 UCLA in the Astrodome. The win snapped UCLA’s 47 game streak, and Houston, 18 game win streak, now faces Lamar Tech while eyeing NCAA playoff momentum.
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T Guy Lewis
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John Wooden
Bruins Lose Streak Tests UCLA In Houston Comeback
UCLA coach John Wooden says the Houston defeat ends a 47 game run but will make the Bruins stronger. He credits guards Lucius Allen and Mike Warren and notes Lew Alcindor will miss part of the eye treatment but is expected to play this weekend against Holy Cross and Boston College in New York City.
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Houston
West All Star Hope Hinged by Two Missing Warriors
Two Warriors out with injuries or absence weaken the West as they seek a second straight All Star win at Madison Square Garden. Rick Barry and Nate Thurmond are sidelined, leaving Clyde Lee and Zelmo Beaty to handle rebounding against a deep East front line led by Chamberlain Russell Reed and Havlicek. The game, coached by Alex Hannum for the East and Bill Sharman for the West, airs on ABC at 8 30 p.m. EST from the Garden’s final staged event before its replacement.
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Detroit
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Sam Jones
Hal Greer
Dick Barnett
Gus Johnson
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Elgin Baylor
Jerry West
Archie Clark
Los Angeles
Bill Bridges
Len Wilkens
Fast
Heat Wave Delays Bobsled Training At French Resort
Olympic officials warned that an unseasonal heat wave could push back training for the two man bobsled event at Alpe d Huez north of Grenoble. Track ice warm temps hinder proper hardening, likely postponing practice runs ahead of the February 7 start. Teams from Great Britain, Spain, West Germany, the United States, Italy, Canada and others face limited track time as safety checks proceed.
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Piero DE Garzarolli
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Austin
Tony Nash
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Eugenio
International
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Spain
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Canada
Wranra Quwadar
Rutgers official Germann named Columbia athletic director
Kenneth G. Germann, 46, formerly assistant athletic director at Rutgers University since 1961, was promoted to director of physical education and inter collegiate athletics at Columbia University. He succeeds Ralph J. Furey who retires after 25 years. The effective date is July 1.
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Kenneth G. Germann
Rutgers University
Columbia University
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Pilic Headlines World of Tennis Exhibition in Sydney
Nicola Pilic, former Yugoslav amateur star, stands out in his first pro event on the World of Tennis show. He defeats Pierre Barthas for 71 under VASS scoring, earning 1,200 Australian dollars. Earlier, he beat Earl Buchholz as two-game points rise his final chances. Eight-player team formed by promoters Dixon and Hunt includes Roche, Newcombe, Ralston and Taylor. Final set for Thursday.
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St. Louis
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Dave Dixon
Lamar Hunt
Tony Roche
Colonels top Pacers for first time this season
Kentucky Colonels beat Indiana Pacers 100 to 95 in a Monday night tilt. Darel Carrier led with 33 points, Randy Mahaffey added 19, while Oliver led Indiana with 19. Attendance was 4,027 as the Colonels snapped five straight losses in the series.
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Beban and Unitas Awarded by Maxwell Club
Gary Beban UCLA quarterback wins outstanding college player of 1967 as Maxwell Football Club honors him in Philadelphia. Johnny Unitas of the Baltimore Colts repeats as outstanding professional player of the past season, the award’s third-time recipient.
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Tiny) Maxwell
17-Year-Old Tom Hedrich Delivers 834 Series
Tom Hedrich, a 17-year-old bowler from Tomah Wisconsin, rolled an 834 series including a perfect 300, after a 254 opening and 10 consecutive strikes to finish with 22 strikes in oven bowling at Vlasek Lanes. He is a high school senior with a 205 local youth league average.
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Wisconsin Bowling Proprietors
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Said Recovers From Injuries In Bobsled Spill
Bob Said of Dorchester Vermont recovering from a spill at the European Four man Championships in Zurich Switzerland. He suffered a broken nose facial cuts and concussion but is not in danger. Teammates David Dunn Bob Crowley and Philip Duprey have recovered from minor injuries and did not practice.
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Wis
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Saranac Lake N.Y
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Raybrook, N.Y
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