Schoonover Taken Into Fame Hall
NEW YORK AP The MacArthur Bowl went to O J Simpson as Southern California coach John McKay praised the Trojans star after a 9-1 season and Rose Bowl berth. Hall of Fame inductees included Earl Neale Abe Michal and Slade Cutter with 13 scholar athletes honored. Wimbledon open eligibility sparks doubt among tennis nations.
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Cardinal A Y Busch names Devine manager replaces Musial
August A Busch Jr announces Devine as managerial hire for the St. Louis Cardinals replacing Stan Musial who leaves for personal business matters. Johnny Murphy named active GM of the New York Mets. Devine, long associated with the Cardinals, built the 1967 World Series champion core including Flood Brock and Javier and developed McCarver Shannon Maxvill.
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Kramer predicts open Wimbledon backed by top pros
Jack Kramer, once pro tennis czar, says leading amateur players will defy national bodies and back Wimbledon open tournament. He cites Arthur Ashe, Charlie Pasarell, Cliff Richey, and Billie Jean King as ready to risk suspensions to support an open event. He expects uprisings in Australia, France, Italy and other tennis nations as players rally behind Wimbledon plan.
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Solunar Tables by Richard Alden Knight
Solunar Tables outline daily major and minor hunting periods from Richard Alden Knight. The schedule lists dates days and times in Central Standard, with major periods lasting about two hours and minor periods shorter, displayed in bold and regular type respectively.
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Cowboys Defeat Parkers Cowboys Defeat Parkers
Oklahoma State edged Arkansas 61 to 52 in a Southeastern Conference basketball game in Payetteville. OSU led 3024 at the half, with Gene Hawk scoring 20 points on 10 of 13 free throws and Benton Cone adding 10. Arkansas saw multiple players foul out as the Cowboys pulled away in the final minutes before about 2,500 in attendance.
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ABA Narrow Win Sparks Muskies Over Chaparrals in Dallas
The Mus kies beat the Chaparrals 136 135 after two overtimes as Gary Keller clinched the victory with a second shot. Minnesota's Mel Daniels scored 43, Dallas's Bob Verga 43, keeping Milwaukee atop the Eastern Division by a half game over Indiana. Other ABA results included Pittsburgh over Denver 101 98, New Orleans over Houston 112 97, Indiana over New Jersey 121 106. In the NBA Detroit edged San Diego 111 110 and New York beat Baltimore 148 117. Los Angeles topped Philadelphia 128 122 in OT. Chicago beat Cincinnati 105 104. San Francisco toppled Seattle 133 121. Connie Hawkins had 38 for the Pipers in their win. Grant Simmons led Denver with 29, Doig Mo2 33 for the Buccaneers, while DeWitt Menyard led Dallas Mavericks with 28. Indiana, led by Roger Brown and Fred Lewis, closed with 42 in the final period to faintly defeat the Americans in Kolt on. Brown scored 33 with 12 in the last period.
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Packers and Rams Meet Saturday in Memorial Coliseum
New York AP reports a decisive NFL showdown Saturday as the Los Angeles Rams host the Green Bay Packers at Memorial Coliseum. Rams boast top rushing defense, allowing 76 yards per game in 12 contests, while Packers under Vince Lombardi lead in total defense with 230 yards allowed per game and a stingy pass rush.
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Bradley Ready for Cage Play With Knicks Return
Former Princeton star Bradley signals readiness to play for the New York Knicks after ending Air Force duty. He arrived at Madison Square Garden for the game, saying he expects to join the team soon though he must continue reserve duty weekends for seven years. Team officials, including Dick McGuire, expect him to practice with the club after his release.
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Early Quaker Name Origin and Trembling at the Word
The Quakers, or Society of Friends, were first called that in 1650 from their notable trembling at the word of God. This behavior earned the label as a distinctive marker of the faith's early members.
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Taylor in Tie for Pass Receptions
Aly Taylor of Kansas City and Hewett Dixon of Oakland vie for the AFL lead in pass receptions as Lan Dillon trailed behind Daryle Ladnostes of Oakland. Lawson posted 26 touchdown passes. Taylor and Dixon shared 30 receptions.
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Fights Last Night in Global Boxing Summary
Fights last night featured a mix of bouts across nations with varied results. Names like Sonny Moore, Wilburt McClure, Eddie Perk, and Bob Slatings appear amid disputed scores and knockouts in Chicago, Washington, and Milan.
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Princeton Routs Villanova as Heiser Petrie Shine
Princeton, ranked among college basketball's elite, crushed Villanova 77 52 at Princeton. Star trio Jon Heiser Geoff Petrie and Jon Harlow led the scoring with 19 18 and 14 points, while coach Kraft praised the Tigers depth and shooting.
Houston's Big Play for Century Ulgidan Title
The Associated Press describes Houston's late fourth quarter heroics in a dramatic game. Cleveland Browne and Jam Houston connected on a covertack touchdown as Veron Tarkenton failed to stop the drive. Houston’s 79 yard scoring play sealed the lead, with defenders like Aaron Thomas stymied by the linebackers.
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