Hawks Edge Bears In Thrilling 87 86 Road Win
Huntingdon Hawks used a late full court press to upset Athens College 87 86. Lynn Holladay and Stan South each tallied 27 points in a high scoring clash, as the Bears shot 47 percent from the floor and claimed a national ranking.
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Bears Lead Nation In Free Throws Per NAIA Mark
Athens College notes Ronnie Norris of Decatur pulled down 10 rebounds and Holladay 8 as the Bears excel from the line. Danville’s Lynn Holladay leads with 90 percent free throws. Calhoun Jr College crushed by Athens freshmen 107 90 while Danville’s Robert Pope tops Calhoun with 25. The Bears travel to Florence Thursday to face the Lions.
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Hunting Dog Show Slated in Huntsville
Mike the Labrador retriever featured in a color and sound forty minute film will be shown along with Gunning the Flyways on Thursday January 13 by the Northern Alabama Amateur Retriever Club. The event, free at 7 30 p m at the Park Place Apartments meeting hall 2022 Golf Road Huntsville, invites retriever fans to view training scenes and marsh flights filmed in Arkansas with Ducks Unlimited supplying both films. For details contact Stan McIntyre at 939 7887.
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Houston Placed on Three Year NCAA Probation
The University of Houston received a three year probation from the NCAA for violations including financial aid to athletes illegal recruiting and out of season football practice between 1962 and 1965. UH officials expressed regret and pledged steps to prevent future violations.
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Top 10 Teams All Come Out Winners
Kentucky hangs on for a 69-65 overtime win over Georgia after a 60-60 tie. Vanderbilt routs Mississippi 106-58 and Kansas defeats Oklahoma 89-68. Michigan State, Bradley, DePaul, and Southern Illinois win as ranked teams in action across college basketball.
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Wildcats Escape in Double Overtime to Beat Georgia
Kentucky edged Georgia 69-65 after two overtimes as Louie Damper led the Wildcats with 23 points while Georgia's Lee McIntosh and Frank Harscher staged a late rally. Vanderbilt, 4-0 in the SEC, looms next for Kentucky at home.
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East Made Favorite In NBA Star Game
Coach Red Auerbach faces a choice between Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell for the East center as the NBA All Star Game looms tonight. The decision centers on starting the 7 foot 1 Chamberlain or the 6 foot 9 Russell to anchor the East lineup.
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Griffith's 1966 payroll rise under Twins owner
Minnesota Twins owner Calvin Griffith says payroll could reach 600000 in 1966 after rewarding 1965 pennant winners. He expects increases for most players while two may take pay cuts and notes Yankees near 700000 and potential 2 million from radio TV. He cites growth since 1961 and several players at 20000+ salaries.
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Rangers Acquire Reg Fleming In NHL Trade
New York Rangers swap rugged left wing Reg Fleming from Boston for John McKenzie after a vendetta amid the Rangers Bruins game. The deal follows Boston star Ted Green’s costly penalty spree that sparked a bounty declared by Rangers president William Jennings. Fleming once held a single game penalty record.
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