Unitas Top Test Dallas Defense Ahead of Showdown
AP report previews the Super Bowl V clash between Johnny Unitas and the Colts against the Dallas Cowboys. Unitas drives a balanced attack while the Cowboys rely on a stingy Doomsday defense led by Bob Lilly. Ground gains and air strikes mix as both teams seek the title and Lombardi Trophy in Florida.
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Craig Morton
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Norm Bulaich
Big Bob Lilly
Eddie ‘Hinton
Roy Jefferson
Don McCafferty
Bruins Battle Stanford In Close 58 53 Win
UCLA edges Stanford 58 53 at Palo Alto in its closest win of the 12 0 season as Stanford outscored the Bruins 36 29 in the second half. Wooden noted slow down tactics and said UCLA didn’t play well late. California beat by USC 90 66 with the Trojans riding a 13 game win streak.
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Stoneville Edges Angletics In Low Scoring Girls Game
Stoneville narrowly defeated Angletics 44 42 as Debbie Claybrook sank two late free throws with two seconds left. Allen Jay led the visitors with 19 points while Debbie Madden and Debbie Elfington added 10 and 14 for Stoneville. Cheryl Stele led the winners with 16 in the boys game, Pridy Shively and Whitfield paced scorers for the losers.
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Eye Rankle King
Central Swimmers Triumph 59-36 Over Reynolds
High Point Central beat Reynolds 59 to 36 in a 4-A meet. Robert Crowder won two individual events, joined by a relay team including Bob Cottam, Frazier, McGee and Kim Tinsley. Tinsley also drew a first in the 50 free along with Ray White who claimed the 200 IM and diving titles. Steve Bennatt added a 100 free win as High Point improves to 2-2.
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Winston-Salem
Robert Crowder
High Point Central
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Crowder
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Frazier
McGee
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Cotlant
High Point
Ray, White
Furman Faces Davidson in Crucial Southern Conference Clash
Furman Paladins visit Davidson Wildcats in a key league game as Furman seeks to reclaim sole lead after a 101 77 win over Richmond and a 90 00 loss to The Citadel. East Carolina aims to join the top spot. Virginia Military Institute hosts The Citadel as both sides chase conference success.
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Patterson Blisters Levi Forte in Miami comeback win
Former heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson knocked out Levi Forte in the second round at Miami Beach before about 6,000 fans. Patterson said he remains hopeful of another title shot and plans to fight Oscar Bona vena at Madison Square Garden next month.
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Boys Club Basketball Results and Standings Brief
Knicks 44 Celtics 40 led by K Blackwelder 29 T Malpass 17. Pacers 45 Lakers 33. W Otto 28 J Stott ho. Cougars 45 Bullets 47 with B Hunt 18 F Nash 15. Standings list Knicks Celtics. next week schedule shows Knicks vs Cougars and Pacers vs Bullets and Lakers vs Celtics.
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Bowie Kuhn Throws First Ball in Nicaragua Championship
Bowie Kuhn the major league baseball commissioner tossed the ceremonial first ball for Nicaragua's second amateur baseball championship held in Managua. Local officials and players from Inaga vala attended the event as the opener for the tournament.
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Nicaragua
Bowie Kuhn
Inagavala
Cloud life in the thunderhead a possible ecosystem
Cloud researchers explore whether clouds host a thriving, airborne ecology including fungi, microscopic plants, and tiny animals. Dormant stages may exist, but some life forms may persist through rain and drop to earth. Clouds provide moisture nutrients and sunshine shaping potential cloud ecosystems.
Two Chances Are Better Than One in a Bridge Hand
In a bidding and play analysis by Oswald and James Jacoby, South wins the first trick with dummy's ace of diamonds and explores two main play lines. The article weighs running five rounds of trumps, club breaks, and the heart ruff tactic, concluding plan two offers a viable route with careful ruffing and trump management.
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James Jacoby
South
West
Dummy
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Wake Forest Trustees Approve $100 Tuition Increase
Wake Forest University trustees boost undergraduate tuition by 100 dollars to 1800 linking the rise to a 6.1 percent national cost of living increase. The university also announced a 100000 gift from R J Reynolds Tobacco Co to the Wake Forest School of Law.
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Winston-Salem
Wake Forest University
James Ralph Seales
Fune
Scales
R. J. l Reynolds Tobacco Co
Wake L’prest School of Law
Jarring to Hear Jordan Position on Middle East Crisis
U N mediator Gunnar V Jarring has heard proposals from Israel and Egypt and will meet Jordan on Monday to hear Jordan's stance on implementing the 1967 Security Council resolution. Jordan urges outlining Jordanian government positions, while Egypt reports back its recommendations to Jarring. The Big Four powers and Lebanese protests frame a tense regional picture with an Aswan Dam dedication marking a separate highlight.
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Weed Varieties To Be Talked
Guilford County farmers will hear about new tobacco varieties and general production practices at meetings led by Bert Taylor, tobacco specialist. One session is at Southern Guilford High School Thursday at 7:30 p.m. and a second at Northwest Guilford High School on January 27 at 7:30 p.m. A tobacco workshop from North Carolina State University will air on Channel 12 WSJS TV in Raleigh from 6:30 a.m. to 8 a.m. on January 23.
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Guilford County Agricultural Extension Unit
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Raleigh
Wood Shavings Fire Doused at Local Plant
A pile of wood shavings in the boiler room at Modern Carving Co. ignited by a spark. Firemen reported the wood was stacked in front of the boiler and had to be burned. No damages were reported. Alarm answered at 4 04 a.m.
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Modern Carving Co
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