Weekend college football and basketball roundup
The final major college football weekend features bowl games including Penn State versus Florida State in the Gator Bowl and Texas-El Paso against Mississippi in the Sun Bowl. The Shrine and Blue Gray games highlight top quarterbacks with players like Kim Hammond and Ron Sellers noted for Florida State and Alabama, while Indiana and Santa Clara show up in college tournaments and standings across the nation.
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Florida State
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Mississippi
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Kim Hammond
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Ron Sellers
Hammom
Tom Sherman
Jack Curry
Ted Kwalick
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Billy Stevens
Brooks Dawson
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Brigham Young
Dawson
New Mexico
Bruce Newell
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Steve Hindman
Rebels
Te Montgomery
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John Schneider
iGlann Dobbs
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Sal Olivas Ni
New Mexico State
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Vince Dooley
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Ronny South
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John Scovell
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UCLA Star Guard Scarpace Out for Rose Bowl Game
UCLA and USC figures face injury setbacks as 250 pound guard Mike Scarpace undergoes knee surgery for a torn ligament amid preparations for the Rose Bowl. Scarpace joins receiver Jim Lawrence and defensive end Jim Gunn on the sidelines, with senior Dennis Born stepping in for the guard.
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Jack Sig Vrinaun
Associated Press
Pasadena
Calif
University of Southern California
Mike Scarpace
Scurpace
Jim Lawrence
Jim Gynn
Chansons
Lyluns
Hhssic
Lawrence
Oregon State
Gunn
UCLA
John McKay
Mike Hull
Q.J. Simpson
Boston College and Louisville set for finals at New York tourney
Boston College the 10th ranked team faces Louisville led by All American Westley Ansell for third place in the ECAC New York Holiday Festival. St. John's over BC 60-57 and Columbia beat Louisville 74-67 alongside other top ten upsets.
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St. John's
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Hoge
Rapoport
Boston College
Westley Ansell
New York
Indiana
Tennessee
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Lew Alciners
Madison Square Garden
Rudy Bogad
Joe DePre
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Bob Cousy
Lions
Jim MecMillian
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Wayne Chapman
Rich Hemlrick
Iowa
Dick Jensen
Sam William
Ron Norman
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Storrs
Unitas Wins 1967 Jim Thorpe Trophy in NFL Honors
Baltimore Colts quarterback Johnny Unitas is honored as the NFL's outstanding player for 1967. The NEA panel notes his record 3,428 passing yards and 58.5% completion as he leads the league in several categories, with Bart Starr and Gale Sayers among the runners-up. The ceremony will be televised during the Pro Bowl halftime in Los Angeles.
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Green Bay Packers
Bart
Unitas
Tommy Mason
Los Angeles Rams
NFL
Lou Michaels
Colt
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NIA
Leroy Kelly
Cleveland
Gale Sayers
Chicago
Johnny
Los Angeles
CBS
Hollywood
Sandiot
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Jurgensen
Y. A. Tittle
Jim Thorpe
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Joby Unitas
Baltimore
Sonny Jurgensen
Washington
Green Bay
Fran Tarkenton
French Twist Heralds 1968 Grenoble Winter Games
The article previews the 1968 Winter Olympics in Grenoble France. It highlights Chamrousse as the alpine skiing site and Alpe d’Huez for bobsled. It notes travel routes, local scenery, and the organization’s plans for youth ski programs and limited television access during the games.
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le Grand Charles
de Gaulle
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O.K
Alpe D'Fuez
French Alps
Alpe D'Ijuez
Anya
Wien
Econ
Beatipalais
Regia
Brigitte Bardut
Cherona
Ctl
Wenisses
Vei
Wales
Isn
Paris
Gearsa
Witte
New York
Erie
Derby hopefuls set for California Breeders Champion Stakes
West Coast standout Don B leads a 1S horse field in the seven furlong California Breeders Champion Stakes at Santa Anita. The event is one of four stakes on the final Saturday of the year with Capital Handicap at Laurel and Miami Beach Handicap at Tropical, Sugar Bowl Handicap at the Fair Grounds. Don B owner Don By Wood trains Lon Pierce aboard a winner of seven of 18 starts. Spring Double from Woodside Stud challenges with Capitol top weight. Other notable runners include Broad Shadows, Hight or Wrong, Royal Fels, Harriet I, Ball’s Navy Admiral, Vigdet ateward’s, Gaeta, AwConnell, Flowers Bey, and V4. The Miami Beach Handicap favorite Subpet, trained by Thomas Letlair, carries 124 pounds after winning the Sapling Stakes at Monmouth. At the Fair Grounds, Kentucky Sherry and Miles Spencer vie for the Sugar Bowl Cap for year olds in six furlongs, with 13 wins in 16 starts total between them.
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Tom Salalino
Associated Press
Don B
West Coast
Santa Anita
Laurel
Tropical
Fair Grounds
Don By Wood
Lon Pierce
Dow By
Royd Fole
Pay Meadows
Soell Miles
Royal Fels Are Outher Top Contenders. Spring Double
Woodside Stud
Capitol
Chuck Baltazar
Harriet I
Ball
Navy
Vigdet Ateward
Gaeta
Connell
Flowers Bey
Ahr
Thomas Letlair
Monmouth
Ene
Kentucky Sherry
Miles Spencer
Verga Keeps Up Accurate Shooting for Dallas
Bob Verga of the Dallas Chaparrals scores 37 points as Dallas defeats Indiana 125-? in overtime. Verga, the ABA second-leading scorer, heads to U S Army next week for six months of reserve duty. Other results: Chewtls Leen Division beat New Orleans 115-101. Houston 194-93 over Anaheim. Denver 119-102 over New Jersey. Powell hit late shot for Pacers. Bat Netulfcky led Pacers with 37 points.
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Associated Press
Bob Verga
Dallas Chaparrals
Qie Cie
US Army
Verga
American Basketball Association
Pallas
Indiana Pacury
Clney Powell
Lingeeta
New Orleans
Houston
Anaheim
Denver
New Jersey
Powell
Oadlay
Pacers
Bat Netulfcky
Lewis
Sita Knadth
Dowrth
Solunar Tables and Meal Guide Confusion
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Oilers Win Title After Tough Rebuild
The Houston Oilers clinch an AFL championship berth after a dramatic turnaround from a 3-11 previous season. General manager Don Klosterman rebuilt the lineup around 15 rookies as Pete Beathard directed the offense and the defense allowed only 199 points, the first AFL unit under 200 all year. The team prepares for a flight to Oakland for the title game.
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Houston
Houseton Oilers
Oakland
Oilers
Wally Lerom
Don Klosterman
Klosterman
Comback Oilers
Pete Beathard
Kansas City
AFL
Knicks Lose Again for New Coach
A scrambled game summary reports the New York Knicks ongoing slump under their new coach as the league sees multiple results across the Eastern Division. The article mentions losses to Philadelphia and other teams, with scattered references to players and standings.
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Knicks
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