Squires On the Move as ABA Wins Roll On
The Virginia Squires defeated the New York Nets 127-100 for their fifth straight win and closed to within 1% games of idle first place Kentucky in the East. Rick Barry returned for New York but a Nets loss led by Bill Melchionni’s 23 as Virginia built a 67-42 halftime edge.
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Steve
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John Brisker
More Players Added to American Bowl
The American Bowl adds seven players for the January 10 game at Tampa Stadium. Northwestern linebacker Joe Hall offensive tackle John Hillman and center Joe Zigulich join the North team coached by Bob Devaney. Dartmouth safety Willie Bogan and Rover back Murray Bowden also commit, while Grambling’s Virgil Robinson and Samuel Holden join the South squad under Shug Jordan.
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Fla
Northwestern
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John Hillman
Joe Zigulich
Willie Bogan
Murray Bowden
Nebraska
Bob Devaney
Virgil Robinson
Samuel Holden
Shug Jordan
Auburn
Syracuse Plans No Changes in Personnel
Syracuse University chancellor John Corbally Jr. said a committee report on racism in the athletic department did not require personnel changes. The study, formed after black players boycotted practice and alleged failure to hire a black coach, described racism as real and long-standing but concluded the plan did not necessitate staff removals.
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Saturday Television and Movie Schedule Highlights
A dense listing covers a full day with Sunrise Semester and Morning Devotional slots, various cartoons and classic shows like Bugs Bunny, Tomfoolery, Hazard, and athletic broadcasts. Notable items include Pro Football highlights, Liberty Bowl, Pecan Bowl, and late-night films such as Quo Vadis and Hell Drivers, framed by news, variety shows, and sports blocks.
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Sunday Television Guide Highlights And Time Slots
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Television Schedule Fragment Texarkana Morning To Night
A dense weekday TV schedule lists programs from Texarkana audiences morning to late night. It includes Sunrise Semester, local devotions, children's shows, game shows, soap operas, news, talk and film features with multiple network and local titles.
Irish golf icon Christy O'Connor shines in Freeport course debut
Christy O'Connor, famed Irish golfer, starred at Shannon Golf Course in Freeport Bahamas with a 70, earning praise as Ireland's best in a winter showcase. He discussed Galway origin, glory in Nottingham’s John Player Classic, and Ireland's golf boom including Dublin’s 50 courses.
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Duke Hart and Hunt Invited to Senior Bowl South
Duke quarterback Leo Hart and Alabama quarterback Scott Hunter, with over 11 000 passing yards combined, were invited to lead the South squad in the 22nd Senior Bowl on Jan 9. The 29 man South roster includes nine AP All America selections such as North Carolina star Don McCauley and 245 pound Chip Kell of Tennessee. Also named were Clemson center Dave Thompson Texas defensive end Bill Alessis LSU defensive tackle John Sage Florida defensive lineman Jack Youngblood and Tulane linebacker Rick Kingrea.
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Doc) Blanchard
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Tim Priest
Leonard Dunlap
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N.C
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James
ACC
Jim Weaver
1000th Game Gets Bucyk $7000 Bill
Boston honors Johnny Bucyk for his 1000th regular season game with a $1000 bill and he delivered two goals and four assists as the Bruins beat Buffalo 8-2 to move into first in the East. Montreal routed Minnesota 6-1 and Detroit beat Philadelphia 3-1 in the other NHL games.
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Red Wings
Yastrzemski Secures Third AL Batting Title
Boston star Carl Yastrzemski won the American League slugging crown for the third time in six years with 40 homers 29 doubles and 186 hits for a .592 OPS. Boog Powell finished second in slugging, with Howard and Killebrew tied for third. Other league leaders included Howard in walks and Killebrew in intentional walks, plus Cleveland and Baltimore franchise marks and several records set or tied during the season.
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