Florida State Faces Wyoming in Sun Bowl Showdown
Florida State meets Wyoming in the Sun Bowl as the fourth best passing attack faces the Cowboys strong defense. Weather brings a biting wind with 40 degree temperatures and 10 to 15 mph gusts. Key players include Florida State quarterback Gary Pajeic and Wyoming quarterback Rick Egloff, with De Williams defending Florida State’s passing pocket and Jerry DePoyster anchoring Wyoming’s scoring.
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Blue Gray All Stars Shine With Twin Quarterbacks
The 29th Blue Gray All Star game features Baylor’s Terry Southall directing the South and BYU’s Virgil Carter guiding the North. Carter tops with 141 completions, 2,182 yards, 21 TDs plus nine rushing scores. Southall has 173 passes for 1,986 yards and 16 TDs. Coaches favor aerial attack. CBS airs the game at 2 p.m. EST with about 20,000 expected fans.
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East Cagers Named to All Star Game
New York AP lists eight players selected for the Eastern Division in the 19th annual NBA All Star game in San Francisco. Chamberlain of Philadelphia is unanimous at center with 85 votes. Robertson of Cincinnati has 84 votes as guard. Other selections include Reed of Newfor, Bailey of Boston, and Howell of Philadelphia.
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Betting on Races Will Continue in 1967 Outlook
AP report summarizes US horse racing prospects for 1967 after a record 4.65 billion dollars wagered in 1966. Thoroughbreds drew 3.224 billion from 40.6 million bets, pacers 1.431 billion from 22.9 million bets. TRA chief E P Taylor urges state support for racing profits while NYRA faces potential 1967 strikes over higher purses to cover rising costs.
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Buck in a Winter Hollow Marksman's Shot Unseen
A winter tale on a rugged Arkansas ridge follows a buck wounded by a hunter and pressed by a blizzard. The herd shelters in laurel and hemlock while predators, weather, and hunger test survival, ending with the hunter checking stock at the farm.
Burnett Receives Rare Honor From Bills Trusting Rookie Halfback
Bobby Burnett, Buffalo Bills rookie halfback, wins Third Down Trophy in the AFL All-Star fan poll. The award, named for the pivotal play in football, will be presented at the NBC telecast in Oakland on January 21, 1967. Also highlighted are Lance Alworth, Len Dawson, Otis Taylor, George Sauer Jr., Tom Flores, Ed Cooke, and Willie West, with praise for Burnett's surprising quick adaptation and blocking as a rookie.
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Probe on U S Contractors Linked to Red China Goods
Senate investigators examine charges that U S military contractors bought steel from Red China via Hong Kong firms for Vietnam bases. The inquiry could trigger public hearings after Congress reconvenes on January 10, with Sen. Ernest Gruening and foreign aid subcommittees pursuing the issue.
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Niagara's Hoo Hotshot Calvin Murphy Shines at Niagara
Niagara University freshman Calvin Murphy, a versatile guard, drew attention from colleges after a standout high school career at Norwalk. He excels in scoring, ball handling, and midair acrobatics, with scholarship offers from UCLA and others. Murphy chose Niagara, impressed by its basketball program and his fit.
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New Coach Clyde Berry Named at Henderson
Clyde Berry becomes Henderson's head football coach succeeding Jim Mack Sajyer while remaining athletic director associate professor of physical education. President M H Russi praised Berry on training experience as key to building the AIC program. Berry, a 1953 graduate, has coached in Louisiana and Arkansas and earned NAIA base coaching honors.
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