Busters on Rampage Beat North Platte Knights 93-72
Garden City Junior College crushed North Platte 93 to 72 in a non conference game. The win improves Garden to 4-6 while North Platte moves to 5-6. The Knights had recently beaten Norfolk, Scottsbluff twice, Rockmont Denver and Colby Juco.
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Bob Greer
Garden City Junior College
Broacbusters
Don Griffin
Knights of North
Garden
North Platte
Nebraskans
Norfolk
Neb
Scottsbluff
Rockmont College of Denver
Colby Juco
Garden City
Pierce
Gooden
Zubeck
Miller
Humphrey
1. Jones
Campbell
B. Jones
LoVette
Samuels
Tomes
Bell
Dickenson
Arnald
Irish
Evans
Aggers
Nelson
Lee
Heiser
Hinspahr
Pile
Warden Clix
North Patte
Trib l Leoti edge Tribune in key 36 35 varsity clash
Tribune High edged Leoti 36 to 35 in a tightly fought Western Kansas Education Association battle before more than 1,000 fans. Tribune improved to 7-2, Leoti fell to 4-3 as the game swung with late free throws and a final exchange of misses.
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LEOTI
Tribune
Leofi
Western Kansas Education Asso
Denver
Colo
Seot
Rabbits
Nex Whaten
Leati
Chuck Nutt
Brock Signs Pact Big Pay Hike With Cardinals
St Louis signed star Lou Brock to a 1968 contract Friday with reports placing the salary around 70 000, doubling his 1967 pay. General Manager Bing Devine cited Brock's star status after a 299 average 21 homers and 52 steals helping the Cardinals win their second World Series title in four seasons. He also starred in the World Series hitting .414 with seven games.
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ST. Louis
Lou Brock
St. Louis Cardinals
Brock
Bing Devine
Lou
Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Raiders Got $6,821.77 Each for Championship
Oakland Raiders players received a record $6,821.77 each while the Houston Oilers earned $4,996.45 for their American Football League championship game last Sunday. The Raiders voted 52 shares and the Oilers 53. The U.S. uses 103 lbs of beef per person a year.
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NEW York
Oakland Raiders
Houston Oilers
Raiders
Oilers
Kansas State challenges for league crown with road win at Oklahoma State
Kansas State earned a vital 56-46 road victory at Oklahoma State to begin the race as a top challenger to Kansas, joining a league where Kansas led with a dominant first-half surge in a 66-50 win over Colorado. Don Sidle stirred Missouri’s close win over Oklahoma, while Don Smith of Nebraska and Don Bohenschitl of Kansas also delivered strong showings in recent games.
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Kansas
Oklahoma State
K-State
OSU
Lawrence
Colorado
John White
Jayhawks
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
Don Sidle
Columbia
Johnny MacLeod
Norm Stewart
Town State
Ames
Wildcats
OSL
Don Smith
Don Sidla
Rodger Bohenstichl
Willie McCarter
Drake
Don Draper
Willie Wise
Bradley
Joe Allen
Allen
Tulsa
Bobby Smith
Cincy
Bearcats
Joe Swank
al Cueto
Rob Washington
Wichita
St. Louis
Warren Armstrong
Gary Thompson
Wichta
Brady
Texas
North South Split Dual Set in All Star Bowls
In Mobile the South beat the North 34-21 at the Senior Bowl led by Alabama star Dennis Hammond and Florida State’s Kim Hamilton. In Honolulu the North All Stars defeated the South 50-6 with Larry Csonka of Syracuse starring. The Sugar Bowl win by LSU over Wyoming and Tennessee’s Bob Johnson’s praise ended a banner postseason split.
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Associated Press
Mobile
Ala
Alabama
Dennis Homan
Florida
Kim Hamiltond
Honolulu
Larry Csonka
Tulane
Bob Duhon
Csonka
Oregon State
Harry Gunner
Gary Beban
UCLA
Swiss Wins Ski Event at Oberjoch Giant Slalom
Edmund Bruggman of Switzerland won the first World Alpine Skiing Cup event at Oberjoch Germany in the 2000 meter giant slalom with a time of 1 minute 51.9 seconds. France's world champion Jean Claude Killy finished second.
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Oberjoch
Germany
Switzerland
Edmund Bruggman
Jean Claude Killy
France
NCAA Axes Southwestern Louisiana for Violations
The NCAA at its 62nd convention swiftly punished the University of Southwestern Louisiana, placing its basketball team on two years of probation for providing financial aid to three pros pective players. The team is barred from post season play. Other notes discussed included potential realignment with the U S Olympic Committee and possible bids to stage national titles at Birmingham, Memphis, Tampa, Phoenix Tucson San Diego and Atlanta, though most bids likely faced denial.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
University of Southwestern Louisiana
Ncaas
Lafayette
NCAA
U.S
Bill Reed
Big Ten
Reed
Olympic Movement
Stan, Bates
Washington State
Ncaa Special Events Committee
Birmingham
Ala
Bates
Memphis
Tenn
Tampa
Fla
Phoenix
Tucson
Ariz
San Diego
Calif
Atlanta
Louisville’s Dromo Holds Valley Title Pulse
Louisvilles John Dromo drives the Cardinals toward the Missouri Valley race as they open 3-0 on the road. Drake Tulsa and Wichita share early pace with 2-1 marks while Cincinnati sits 4-? and Wichita 4-? after weekend wins. A junior high boxing class is listed at Civic Center Saturday morning with no enrollment charge.
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Associated Press
Tulsd
Drake
Wichita
Louisville
John Dromo
Dromo
Civic ‘Center
Game Room
B. Thompson
Ady
Casper Captures California Open
Casper, golf’s leading money winner in 1966, surged to the early lead in Buena Park California and held on for victory at the California Open as final rounds concluded.
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Buena Park
Calif
Billy Casper
Casver
Bonita
Los Coyotes
al Johnston
West Palm Beach
Fla
Howie Johnson
St. Paul
Minn
Johnston
Johnson
Top Distance Runner Enters NAIA Event
Van Nelson of St. Cloud Minnesota the nations top distance runner last year will compete in the 2 mile run against Australia's Kerry OBrien and Olympian Billy Mills at the NAIA indoor championships in Kansas City January 19 20 Nelson set Pan American records in the 5 000 and 10 000 meter events and won the 10 000 at the national AAU meet earning a spot on the US team OBrien recently defeated Ron Clarke in the 3 000 meter Australian record Mills former Kansas star now living in San Diego won the Olympic 10 000 meters at Tokyo in 1984 and seeks another medal.
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van Nelson
St. Cloud
Minn
Kerry O’brien
Billy Mills
NATA
Neilson
United States
O’brien
Ron Clarke
Mills
Kansas
San Diego
Tokyo
Rams Dominate Browns In Playoff Bowl Drubbing
Miami witnessed the Los Angeles Rams crush the Cleveland Browns 30-6 in the Playoff Bowl at the Orange Bowl. Roman Gabriel earned MVP honors with two first half TDs, Bruce Gossett kicked three field goals, and the Rams’ defense held strong, while players noted the team’s grit despite distractions.
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George Allen
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Cleveland ‘Browns
Allen
Green Bay Packers
Oakland Raiders
Roman Gabriel
Browns
Gabriel
Bernie Casey
Billy Truax
Tommy Mason
Willie
Ellison
Bruce Gossett
Deacon Jones
Merlin Olsen
Roger Brown
Lamar Lundy
Cleveland
LeRoy Kelly
Gary Lane
Paul Warfield
UCLA
Washngton
Huskies
Houston
Kentucky
Edolph Rupp
Houston faces UCLA in marquee showdown at Houston Dome
Houston, ranked No. 2, battles No. 1 UCLA in a Jan. 20 clash at the Astro Dome, aiming for the largest college basketball attendance. Houston beat Centenary 118-81 as Elvin Hayes scored 40, while UCLA crushed Washington 93-65 to extend its record run.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
North Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
UCLA
Houston
Cougars
Bruins
Houston Astrodome
Centenary
Elvin Hayes
Washington
Lew Alcindor
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Lloyd Jones
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Larry Pierce
Arch Gooden
Freddie Jones
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NAIA
Grand Bahama Island
David “Deacon” Jones
Teamsters Union
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National Football League Players’ Association
Hollywood
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Thos. D. Murphy Co
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Niagara
Calvin Murphy
New Mexico
Oklahoma City
Portland
Rich Travis
Pete Maravich
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Lobos
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Garden City Production Credit Association
Garden City, Kansas
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
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