Unitas Set To Challenge Dallas Defense In Super Bowl V
Baltimore led by Johnny Unitas faces the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL title game at Orange Bowl Florida. The Colts rely on Unitas’s passing and Eddie Hinton Roy Jefferson receiving while Dallas leans on a stingy defense and running duo Duane Thomas Walt Garrison to control the ball.
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Stanford Upsets UCLA Before 58 53 Loss
Stanford kept pace with UCLA as the Indians shot well in the second half to fall 58-53 at Palo Alto. Claude Terry led Stanford with 22 points while Mike Michel added 11 as UCLA, 12-0 overall and 3-0 in the Pac 8, barely held on.
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Possible TV Fight Boycott Eases Over Ali Frazier Match
In Los Angeles a potential national boycott over the March 8 Ali versus Frazier fight in New York appears to ease after CORE talks with Jerry Perenchio and Jack Kent Cooke. A CORE spokesman said a deal is not closed but progress toward an understanding is possible.
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Stoneville retains slim lead in tight home win
In a rough finish at Stoneville, Pridy and Shively led the winners with 12 and 11. Whitfield topped the losers with 15 as Thayer and Moran added 13 and 10. The Jaybird Girls fell 44 42 as Debbie Claybrook made two late free throws. Allen Jay’s Allen Jay outscored the Raglettes 19 12 in the third before Stoneville closed strong.
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Central Swimmers Sweep Reynolds 59 36 in 4A Meet
High Point Central dominated Reynolds 59 to 36 as Robert Crowder led with two individual wins in the 400 free and 200 free and swam on the winning 200 medley relay with Bob Cottam Frazier McGee and Jim Tinsley. Cottam also won the 50 free as Ray White took the 200 IM and another first. Steve Bennett won the 100 free and Tinsley added the 100 butterfly. The victory improves High Point to 2-2 on the season.
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Furman and Davidson Seek Top Spot in SoCon Clash
Furman Paladins host East Carolina as both teams chase first place in the Southern Conference. Davidson eyes rebound after an 82-67 loss at Pitt and a trip to St Joseph's. Richmond hosts Virginia Tech after ending a 10 game skid with a win over The Citadel.
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Patterson Rolls Over Levi Forte In Second Round Knockout
Former heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson knocked out Levi Forte in the second round at Miami Beach. The 36 year old, seeking another title shot, delivered a decisive barrage at 2 20 of the round, sending Forte over the ropes. Patterson says he feels championship caliber and plans a bout with Oscar Bonavena at Madison Square Garden next month.
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Knicks Beat Celtics 64 to 48 in Boys Club clash
Knicks top Celtics 64 to 48 as K Blackwelder nets 29 and T Malpass 17. Pacers roll 45 to 3 with W Otto 26 leading. Camerone Jounes 4 and B Hunt 18 add for Camerone group. Next week Knights schedule shows Knicks vs Cougars and Pacers vs Bullets and Lakers vs Celtics.
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Bowie Kuhn Throws Opening Ball in Nicaragua Amateur Championship
Major League Baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn tossed the first ball Friday to inaugurate Nicaragua's second amateur baseball championship in Managua.
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Two Chances in a Bridge Hand by Oswald Jacoby
South wins the first trick with dummy's ace of diamonds and explores two play lines for a club heart mix. The article details a reverse club sequence and a heart-ruff maneuver to maximize tricks while noting potential failures if trumps break unexpectedly.
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Cloud life in the sky could form an airborne ecology
Scientists explore the idea that clouds host thriving ecosystems made of spores algae and tiny animals. Clouds provide moisture nutrients and sunshine while some life forms may complete several cell divisions before settling to Earth with rain.
Jarring Hearings Hear Jordan On Middle East Proposals
U N mediator Gunnar V Jarring has heard Israel and Egypt proposals and will hear Jordan's position on 1967 Security Council terms. Jordan and Egypt convey stances while Israel seeks recognized borders before talks on withdrawals. Lebanese protest to the Security Council follows an Israeli raid inside Lebanon. Aswan Dam dedication in Egypt by Sadat and Podgorny marks regional events.
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Wake Forest Tuition Up by 100 Dollars
Wake Forest University trustees vote to raise undergraduate tuition to 1800 dollars citing a 6.1 percent rise in national living costs. Dr James Ralph Seales notes the increase. The school also receives a 100000 dollar gift from R J Reynolds Tobacco Co to the Law School.
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Weed Varieties To Be Talked At Guilford County Meetings
Bert Taylor a Guilford County tobacco specialist says new tobacco varieties and general production practices will be discussed at meetings for area farmers. One session is Thursday at 7 30 p m at Southern Guilford High School and another Jan 27 at 7 30 p m at Northwest Guilford High School. Channel 12 WSJS TV will air a tobacco workshop from 6 30 a m to 8 a m on Jan 23 featuring NC State University specialists.
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Wood Shavings Fire Doused at Carving Co Boiler Room
A pile of wood shavings in the boiler room at Modern Carving Co. ignited from a spark near the boiler. Firemen reported the scrap wood had been piled in front of the boiler and was to be burned. No damages were reported. Alarm answered at 4:04 a.m.
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