No. 1 South Carolina, No. 2 Kentucky win openers in SEC slate
South Carolina shot 99 percent from the floor to beat Auburn 86 64 as Kentucky erased a 16 point first half deficit to defeat West Virginia 106 87. Alabama ended a 16 game skid with a 104 74 win over Southern Mississippi.
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Sullivan Named Southeastern Back of the Week for Auburn
Auburn quarterback Pat Sullivan earned the Associated Press Southeastern Back of the Week after guiding the Tigers to a 49 26 win over Alabama at Legion Field. Sullivan completed 13 of 26 passes for 192 yards and rushed for 53 yards on eight carries, including a crucial 30-yard pass and a late scoring drive.
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Red Raiders Open 1969-70 Season At Hartselle
Decatur’s Red Raiders, led by coach Earl Morris, begin the 1969-70 season at Hartselle aiming for a state title. Returning starters 6-7 center Randy Morgan and 6-1 guard Stewart Stevenson anchor a squad with depth and experience.
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Texas and Arkansas Settle Bowl Bid Feud With Top Ranking Clash
Texas and Arkansas remain Nos. 1 and 2 in the AP poll ahead of their showdown in Fayetteville. The winner likely earns the Southwest title and Cotton Bowl bid while vying for the top national ranking.
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7-Footers Give JUATall Edge
Jacksonville University’s 7-foot-2 Artis Gilmore and 7-foot Pembrook Burrows powered a 92-74 win over Tennessee State as JU A stands as Sunshine Tournament favorite. Morehead State upset Florida 82-73 in the other first round game. Gilmore drew attention from 3,265 spectators and pro scouts.
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Harmon Forecast Picks The Pros
Pro forecast notes results from American Football League and National Football League games with scores and a Thanksgiving Day reference. Mentions New York Houston Denver Miami Kansas City Buffalo Oakland Cincinnati San Diego Boston San Francisco Chicago Atlanta New Orleans Baltimore Detroit Dallas Pittsburgh Green Bay Cleveland Minnesota St Louis New York Washington Philadelphia. Includes win loss totals and a miscall count.
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United States share of world fish catch falls
The text notes the United States’ share of the world fish catch declining from 13 percent in 1960 to under 5 percent by 1967, highlighting a shrinking role in global fishing despite ongoing harvests.
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