28 ACC Football Records Set or Tied in 1966 Season
ACC season 1966 produced 28 records set or tied led by North Carolina with four passing marks and NC State with a single season field goal record. Individual feats included Bob Davis Virginia and Alan Pastrana Maryland among others with totals and game marks across passing receiving kicking and punting.
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ACC
Greensboro
Clemson Tigers
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Duke
Clemson
Virginia
Cavalier
UNC
North Carolina State
Wake Forest
Maryland
Bob Davis
Harold Deters
N.C. State
Davis
Alan Pastrana
Charlie Carr
Deters
Digit Laughridge
Frank Quayle
Virgin
Beaver
Carr
Darrell
Buck
Bobby Ryant
South Carolina
Bill van Heusen
Bernard Bramson
Braxton Hill
Blue Gray All Star Match Promises Aerial Show
Northern quarterback Virgil Carter of Brigham Young leads the aerial clash against Baylor’s Terry Southall directing the South. Southall and Carter headline a high scoring duel expected to draw about 20 000 fans with CBS televising at 2 p m EST. Southall leaves for his wedding in Arkansas and will return by 10 30 a m Saturday.
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Ron Speer
Aviated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Virgil Carter
Brigham Young
Indiana
Frank Stavroff
Terry Southall
Baylor
Southall
Carter
John Bridges
Glenn Dobbs
Tulsa
CBS
Blues
Grays
Ledford Parkland Game Postponed in Thomasville
Ledford’s second game with Parkland of Winston-Salem, set for December 30 at Ledford Gym, has been postponed. Coach Gilbert Buck said no new date has been set, but a date will be worked out. Ledford, a 2-A team, won the earlier meeting against Parkland.
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Thomasville
Ledford
Parkland
Winston - Salem
Ledford Gym
Gilbert Buck
Alcindor Leads UCLA Past CSU With 34 Points In Narrow Win
Lew Alcindor had a below par defensive night but still scored 34 as UCLA beat Colorado State 84 74 at Pauley Pavilion. The 7 foot 1 sophomore acknowledged defensive lapses while Lynn Shackelford added key four straight field goals late to seal the victory before 12 487 fans.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Lew Alcindor
UCLA
Colorado State University
CSU Rams
Fort Collins
Alcindor
Lynn Shackelford
Pauley Pavilion
Los Angeles
Johnny Wooden
Bruins
Duke
Notre Dame
Big
Sonny Bastion
Bob Rule
Rams
Cincinnati
Texas Christian
Kentucky
Oregon State
Kansas State
Penn State
New Orleans
Loyola
Washington
Rutgers
Pitt
Michigan
Ohio Univ
St. Joseph’s of Fille Univ
Jacksonville Univ
Oregon
Hawaii
Honolulu
Wilt, Oscar Top List of All Stars
Wilt Chamberlain and Oscar Robertson head an eight player Eastern Division All-Star selection announced for the 17th NBA All-Star game in San Francisco. Chamberlain was a unanimous center pick with 85 votes and Robertson earned 84 as a guard.
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New York
Wilt Chamberlain
Oscar Robertson
San Francisco
Cow Palace
Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Robertson
Cincinnati
Willis Reed
Bailey Howell
Boston
Jerry Lucas
Bill Russell
Hal Greer
John Havlicek
Baker Begins To Feel His Age
Buck Baker at 47 plans to limit his Grand National race entries in 1967. He says he wants to devote less time to stock car racing as his trucking and body shop businesses do well. He prepares a 1967 Oldsmobile and a 1967 Chevelle and will start the year at Riverside January 2 with the Motor Trend 500.
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Charlotte
Buck Baker
Baker
Riverside
Calif
Strange Things In The NHL Christmas Card Mix
The holiday season reveals a topsy turvy NHL with New York tied for first and Montreal in fourth place. An undetermined number of Christmas cards were mailed with Merry Christmas printed upside down from NHL offices.
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Toronto
National Hockey League
New York
Montreal
NHL
Indians Rebuild After Player Rebellion
Springfield Indians face Providence tonight in a late season AHL game with five newcomers from the Central League dressing. Owner Eddie Shore keeps four suspended players out and plans to augment the rest of the roster, as the team ends a week of walkout actions amid contract enforcement.
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Springfield
Mass
Springfield Indians
Providence
Eddie Shore
Shore
United States
Canada
Indians
Reds
Dale Rolfe
Bill White
Dave Amadio
Brian Kilrea
Alan Eagleson
Toronto
East West Players Visit Children Hospital For Shrine Game
East West Players and coaches toured the San Francisco Shriners Hospital where the Shrine game has raised over 5 million dollars in 41 years. Players shared gifts with young patients and pledged support as teams head to Santa Clara and Palo Alto for practices.
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Children's Hospital
Ron Bergman
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Kezar Stadium
Jim Wilkins
OSU
Lester
West
Cokr
John Ralston
Suzanne
Santa Clara
Palo Alto
Dean Martin Show Climbs Nielsen Ladder Quietly
NBCs Dean Martin Show enters its second season as a steady performer. The Thursday night variety hour stays routine in format and production yet reflects the star's engaging public persona, continuing a quiet, solid success amid midseason casualties and mixed reception to other variety programs.
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New York
NBC
Dean Martin
TV Capsule Highlights and Schedule Notes
Capsule views cover McCord and a safe plot mix up, wild west judges in Denver, Green Hornet campaign murder risk, Tarzan duel with a deranged doctor offering 10 000 dollars, Time Tunnel invasion in Nazi brainwashing, Hogan’s Heroes roof collapse, U N C L E Jingle Bells affair, Gay Purr ee cat Paris visit, The Cat Canary lost voice, 918th bomber duel, Laredo romance and a season wrap. Martin show ratings lift and guests Lib erace Powell Mc Nair Ford. comedies It’s About Time and Pruitts of Southampton retool as The Phyllis Diller Show.
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CBS
ABC
Pruitts
Southampton
Phyllis Diller
Lassie
Timmy
Mike Douglas
Stooges
W. Cronkite
Huntley-Brink
W. Cronkite Huntley-Brink
Green Hornet
Hogan's Heroes
U.N.C.L.E
Berle
T.H.E
Laredo
TV One Lineup Mixed With Game and Talk Shows
Channel 10 Roanoke schedules include Another World Klub Kwiz You Don t Say Tarzan and Laredo plus Tonight Show and Late Show The listing shows a mix of TV films serials and variety programs across late afternoon to night hours with several time blocks and repetitions.
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Will CH
Roanoke
Another World
Klub Kwiz
U.N.C.L
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