Tigers Beat Magnolia Team 74 37 in Harris Gym
Hope Star reports the Yerger Tigers varsity won 74 to 37 over Walker High Hornets at Harris Gym. Senior boys led early with 18 to 8 and extended the lead to 240 to 12 at halftime, with James Monk scoring 15 and Sydney Ross 14. Junior Tigers fell 47-43 as Frank Prater scored 31 of Magnolia's 43.
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Fights Last Night From The Associated Press
London fighter Billy Walker stopped Ray Patterson in eight rounds in a light heavyweight bout. Harold Johnson of Philadelphia outpointed Pekka Kekkonen over ten rounds in Vienna. Gomer Brennan halted Cele Lima in six in Rimini. Fred Lewis knocked out Fred Roots in Sacramento in eight. Ray Echesvarria outpointed Tommy Hayden in San Jose over twelve rounds.
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London
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England
Ray Patterson
New York
Vienna
Austria
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Pekka Kekkonen
Finland
Miami Beach
Fla
Gomero Brennan
Rimini
Bachamas
Cele Lima
Buenos Aires
Argentina
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Calif
Fred Lewis
McClellan Air Force Base
Fred Roots
Stram.Came Up With New Football Plays
Hank Stram the Kansas City coach introduced the triple stack defense play action pass moving pocket and double tight end offense over five seasons. His tactics gave the Chiefs a psychological edge and helped win the Western AFL crown this fall. Stram’s career includes coaching at Purdue Notre Dame and Miami and he explains his defense and offense philosophy. The triple stack defense set up a key interception that led to the winning field goal in the 1962 AFL title game.
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SMU
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Cage Giant Makes 56 for Bruins
UCLA sophomore Lew Alcindor scored 56 as the top ranked Bruins crushed Southern California 105-90. Louisville’s Butch Beard added 27 in a 99-81 win over Georgetown, Ky. Beard continued his strong start with 21 in Louisville’s 107-68 win over Southwestern Louisiana.
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Three A-State Players on AP Little All-America Team
Three Arkansas State players earned honors on the AP Little All-America squad led by Terry Gwin. Gwin was placed as a second team halfback on offense, with Bobby Tiner of Arkansas State Teachers College at quarterback and Turman Moore of Arkansas State receiving honorable mention.
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Arkansas State
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Arkansas State Teachers College
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State Again Drops Game to Tennessee Titans
Tennessee Tech pulled away in the second half to beat winless Arkane Sas State 84 to 78 in a conference basketball game. The Indians struggled early and could not sustain offense in the loss.
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Hope Girls Boys Post Victories
Hope Bobcats rallied past Gordon 60 to 48 at Jones Field House on strong defense and tempo. Ladycats defeated Gordon girls 39 to 22 led by Katherine Coleman with 15 points and Jo McKamie and Carol Anthony with 9 each.
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Pirates Acquire Ribant in Third Major Trade of Month
Pittsburgh trades for Dennis Ribant from the Mets and Gary Kolb for Don Cardwell and Don Bosch as part of three big moves in a week aimed at building a pennant contender for 1967. Ribant, 11-9 with a 3.21 ERA, joins a revamped Pirates staff alongside Juan Pizarro and Maury Wills acquisitions. Team GM Joe L Brown hailed Ribant as a fine young pitcher, while declining to make 1967 predictions amid the restructuring.
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New York Mets
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Gary Kolb
Don Cardwell
Don Bosch
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Cardwell Was 8-6 In 32 Games. “Ribant
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
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Juan Pizarro
Chicago White Sox
Cash
Maury Wills
Bob Bailey
Gene Michael
Tech tops Arkansas State on road trip defeat follow up
Tech defeated Arkansas State 59-43 after leading 43-39 at halftime. Hon Fillock scored 26 for Tech while Mike Burk scored 22 for Arkansas State. It marked Tech second loss on the Tennessee road trip following a defeat to East Tennessee. next, Arkansas State hosts East Tennessee at Jonesboro on Dec. 12.
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Arkansas State
Jonesboro
Hon Fillock
Tech
Mike Burk
Local colleges and high school hoops score big night
East region saw Syracuse topple Cornell while Princeton fell to Villanova. In other games Hofstra beat Seton Hall and Temple defeated Lehigh as major teams posted wide margins. Across the Midwest and Southwest, teams like Minnesota, Drake, and Texas posted wins, with Boston and Philadelphia delivering high scoring NBA results. College and high school football notes mix with local junior teams.
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Tanneberger Leads Park Freshmen Victory At CLARFMORE
Arkansas freshmen led by Ricky Tanneberger with 21 points defeated Oklahoma Military. Robert McKenzie scored 19, Bobby Vint and Mack McAlester added 16 each, Danny Keeter 10.
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Barry's 47 Points Lift Warriors Over Knicks at MSG
Barry, NBA scoring leader, scored 47 as San Francisco beat New York 126-116 in the Madison Square Garden doubleheader second game. Boston topped Detroit 180-111 as Russell played most of the win, while Philadelphia beat Chicago 129-119. Barry noted rim height differences affected his first-half rhythm and spent much of the third at the foul line, setting a MSG record with 14 made free throws.
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Three AIC Cage Teams Unbeaten Rally In Tight Race
Hendrix beats Arkansas Tech 86-81 and Ouachita Baptist defeats Henderson 66-63 to join Southern State and 2-0 leaders in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference basketball standings. Muleriders crush Arkansas A&M 85-66 as Arkansas College shocks Arkansas State Teachers 75-69. Harding tops Ozarks 79-77. A&M faces Mississippi at Oxford tonight.
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Cokes Named Fighter of the Month for November
Curtis Cokes was named Fighter of the Month for November by Ring magazine for his decisive welterweight title bout victory over France's Jean Mosselin in Dallas Texas. The WBA champion earned wide recognition as Emile Griffith’s successor in the 147 pound division. Also noted is the first organized baseball game in San Francisco played on February 22, 1860.
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