Trinity Girls Lead New Look in Central Carolina Conference
Trinity Bulldogs girls team under new coach Gene Hiatt shows potential as a first division contender with nine returning lettermen and only two seniors. They aim to beat early rivals and gain confidence, while boys coach Martin Poyner rebuilds a squad facing losses and open positions.
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Schweickert Utz era ends as Tech crushes VPI 35 13
In the final Day games of 1968 Southern Conference football, Virginia Tech beat VPI 35 13. Schweickert and Utz each had two touchdowns, Utz rushed 29 times for 153 yards, Schweickert 22 career touchdowns. West Virginia and Richmond highlights appear amid conference chatter.
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Bowling results and high scores from last night
Dee Poston led the results with high individual score. Ann Teague achieved the second high. Poston Cecii posted the top team game score, 377, while Poston-Cecli led the top team set with a 13 pin margin.
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Charlotte Falls To Nashville In Tight North Rivalry
Nashville rallied to tie the game after Charlotte scored twice early in the first period. In other action, Joe Zorica scored three for Nashville in a separate game, Clinton fell 3-1, New Jersey defeated New York in a 84 score, and New Haven lost 5-3 to the same opponent.
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Browns and Cardinals favored in NFL title race
Associated Press recap projects Browns or Cardinals winning the Eastern Conference with possible Dec. 26 title game in Buffalo If Boston beats Buffalo. Highlights include Browns 31 Philadelphia 21 and St Louis 24 Pittsburgh 21 as pivotal outcomes. Green Bay 21 Dallas 17 and San Francisco 17 Los Angeles 21-? conclude bold divisional pressures.
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Alabama and Texas Close Seasons With Bowl Bid
Alabama trimmed Auburn 21 14 and Texas whipped Texas A M 26 7 on Thanksgiving Day. Alabama earned its 10th win in a row and accepted an Orange Bowl bid while Texas 9 1 had already accepted. The season featured miscues from Auburn and Texas A M pivotal plays that changed scoring and momentum.
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Bills Rally To Defeat San Diego
The Bills overcome a late deficit to beat San Diego 24 16 as Mike Stratton sparked a late rally in a game that kept Buffalo within one percent of the Eastern Division race. Daryle Lamonica scored and Cookie Gilchrist carried key plays to seal the victory at Houston.
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Mantle Sets World Series Record With 63rd Appearance
Hall of Fame slugger Mickey Mantle extended a World Series appearance record by participating in his 63rd game, highlighting a career marked by clutch playoff performances and durability across multiple Yankees championships.
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Amazing Havahart Traps Catch Raiders Safely
Havahart traps capture rats rabbits squirrels and other raiders without harming pelts. The humane cages force relocation while avoiding damage to fur-bearing species and equipment.
Bears Nip Detroit On Leclerc's FG
The Chicago Bears defeated the Detroit Lions 27-24 on Roger Leclercs 17 yard field goal with less than two minutes left. Rudy Bukich led Chicago to a 21-17 halftime lead as the Bears snapped Detroit's Thanksgiving win streak and moved into sole possession of a share of the league’s standings.
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