Bobcats Outgun Ashdown In 72 57 Victory
The Hope Bobcats defeated the Ashdown Panthers 72 to 57 at Jones Field House in a fast break powered effort. Larry East led with 22 points while Richard Sallee and Ricky Putman added 13 each. Ashdown's T. C. Wilson scored 20 and Sam Johnson 12 as Hope built a large lead after a tight first half. The win followed by a trip to Prescott for three games starting at 6:00 p.m.
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Jones Field House
Big Cats
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Larry Fast
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Ricky Putman
Dwight Galloway
T. C. Wilson
Sam Johnson
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Curley Wolves
Fights Last Night Report From Associated Press
Boxing results list several bouts with fighters and weights. Joe Frazier stopped Conner in Boston, Marcel Bizien defeated Jerry Gract in Secaucus, and Nach Felsteit beat Dick Wip in Toronto.
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Joe Frazier
Philadelphia
Conner
Canton
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Secaucus
Marcel Bizien
Tersey City
Nas
Jerry Gract
Torow Nach Felsteit
Toronto
Dick Wipperman
Buffalo
N.Y
Chamberlain Beginning to Come Around
Wilt Chamberlain is back in strong form for the NBA as he scores 68 points against Chicago and 47 versus Seattle, surpassing 24,000 career points. He tops the league in field goal percentage and rebounds, while Dave Bing leads the scoring race with 868 points. Lonnie Wilkens tops playmakers with 254 assists.
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Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Chicago
Seattle
Chamberlain
Dave Bing
Detroit
San Diego
Jon McGlocklin
Lon Wilkens
St. Louis
Blevins Tops Umpire In Key Basketball Doubleheader
Blevins Jr and Sr boys beat Umpire on Tuesday at Blevins. Sr team won 68 59 with Ricky Paul scoring 26 and James Roberts 22. Umpire's Bearden Morosco added 13. Blevins Jr won 50 27 led by Scotty Schultz 14 and Tommy Webb 11
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Blevins
Ricky Paul
James Roberts
Bearden
Ani Morosco
Blevins Sr
G. Chambers
Gail Davis
Scotty Schultz
Tommy Webb
Rusty Paul
Morosco
Peggy Fleming Adevilish start to skating glory
Peggy Fleming rose to world’s top women figure skater from mischievous childhood. Her mother Doris Fleming recalls Peggy’s devilry and talent, from skates at nine to national wins and two World titles, as the family moved from Cleveland to Pasadena and Colorado Springs en route to the Grenoble Winter Games.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Peggy Fleming
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Mick
Doris Fleming
Colorado Springs
Cote
Janice
Maxine
Cathy
Albert
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Cali
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France
Anmerica
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Squaw Valley
Cape
Solunar Tables From Michaid Alen Katlit Opened
The printed schedule outlines daily fishing and hunting periods in good cover using Central Standard Time. Major periods, minor periods, and hours are listed for each day with emphasis on best activity times.
Girls Win With Tally at Buzzer
Hope Lady Cats rallied to beat Ashdown Pantherettes 61 to 59 at Jones Field House. Carol Anthony drained a 28 foot buzzer beater after Gail Hartsfield and Kathryn Coleman led scoring, Anthony with 30 points, Hartsfield 25, and Ashdown’s Nita McGraw 26 in a tight late showdown. Hope improves to 9-4 as they prepare for Prescott.
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Carol Anthony
Ashdown Pantherettes
Jones Field House
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Ashdown
Bradley
Gail Hartsfield
Miss Hartsfield
Charlotte Gibson
Lady Cals
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Hke
Gayle Allenbaumer
Anthony
Kathryn Coleman
Nita McGraw
Suzanne Walker
Gayle Altenbaumer
Prescots
Green Bay Faces Busy Week Amid Playoff Pressure
Green Bay, six days before Christmas, shows trouble as the Packers trail in a tough season. They beat the Steelers 24 17 in a recent game while Los Angeles and Baltimore win big, signaling the Western Conference battles intensify. Coach Jerry Kramer voices concern as injuries and inconsistent play haunt the team.
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Ken Hartnett
Associated Press
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Wis
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Los Angeles Rats
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh Steelers
Gite
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Raisayre
Baltimmuse
Machers
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Jeery Kramer
Tore
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Allan Brown
Steve Wright
Steelers
Vince Luimbard
Gunny Andersvn
Jim Grabowski
Ben Wilson
Grabowski
Ree
Wile
We Steelers
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Yaa Raturasy
Hilt
Hope AR basketball roundup of Monday results and upcoming games
The report lists NBA and college scores including Detroit 140 Seattle 122 and Houston 103 Minnesota 65. It notes upcoming games such as Indiana at Oakland and Kentucky at Houston, plus various regional college matchups with results and standings across the East, Midwest, Southwest, and Far West.
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Minnesota
New Jersey
Kentucky
Oakland
Richmond
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Tenn
Bluebonnet Bowl Talk Sets Houston Tillman Weekend
The Bluebonnet Bowl scene centers on preparations in Houston as Colorado and Miami align for the Saturday clash. Players like Farler and Parler focus on sprint drills and backfield duties while coaches preview a high stakes neutral site matchup. The article notes past bowl trends and media chatter surrounding the showdown.
Oilers George Webster Voted AFL Rookie of the Year
AFL coaches select Houston Oilers linebacker George Webster as 1967 Rookie of the Year amid a vote split that also highlights San Diego back Dick Post and Oakland guard Gene Upshaw. Webster, 6-5 225, emerged as a defensive leader fueling Houston’s rise in the Eastern Division.
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NFA
American Football League
George Webster
Houston Oilers
NIA
Webster
Dick Post
San Diego Chargers
Gene Upshaw
Oakland Raiders
Miami Battery
Bob Griese
Jack Blaney
Michigan State
Spartans
Backfiek Cearge
Tand
Oilers
Jamess
Central Still Tops in Arkansas Basketball Poll
Central High School remains the top team in the Arkansas AP poll with a 4-14 victory over Little Rock Horace Mann. Mann slips to fourth as Fort Smith Northside rises to second after a strong win over Texarkana. Magnolia Columbia debuts at ninth and Maynard Cohutta climbs toward the top ten. Pine Bluff and Blytheville also shift positions.
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Associated Press
Little Rock Central
Little Rock
Horace Mann
Central
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Mann
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Texarkana
Northside
Blydheville
NLR
Cres
Magnolia Columbia
Maynedd Cohutta
Fort Smith
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Saeenletter
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Tad Boer
Aaron Named Braves' Most Valuable Player
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Unclear hockey schedule fragment from league page
Fragmented OCR reads Monday games and Wednesday matchups including Toronto at Montreal Detroit at New York Boston at Chicago and others. Names appear garbled, but teams like Toronto Montreal Detroit New York Chicago are present with venue pairs.
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Associated Press
Terjay
Caaniel
Toronto
Montreal
New York
Poston
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Guklund
Shula Allen Named Coaches of the Year
NFL coaches of the year honors were awarded to George Allen of the Los Angeles Rams and Don Shula of the Miami Dolphins. The Associated Press vote tallied 16 of 24 votes for the duo, with Lombardi and other legends receiving scattered support.
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Shula, Allen
New Canadian Indoor Track Record Set
Canadian athletes set new indoor marks as records fall at a meet led by notable names including Pett Li and Dodt. Officials report fast times across events with strong performances from Lath and Weetheee, highlighting a high level of competition at the meet.
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UCLA Still Dominates Cage Poll in 1967 Rankings
UCLA remains atop the Associated Press major college basketball poll as North Carolina and Indiana rise. UNC moves to fourth by beating Kentucky and Princeton, while Indiana climbs to fifth after edging Kansas State. Kentucky drops to seventh, Princeton exits, and Bradley enters the Top Ten.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press Sports
North Carolina
Indiane
Associated Press
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Tarheels
Kentucky
Princeton
Indiana
Kansas State
North Carolina State
Inovertine
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Louisvile
Bruins
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Mrs King Retains U S Title in Tennis Event
Mrs King defends the national clay court championship amid a field including Mey Ann Pavel Casab San Fran Howethaty Casab and others. The Long Beach star, backed by a strong lineup of players from San Angelo to San Francisco, retains the U S title after a competitive showcase at the event.
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