TV Lineup for Weekend Grid Fans
Weekend grid TV lineup stars eight football games over three days from noon Saturday to midnight Monday Eastern. Gator Bowl Tennessee vs Syracuse leads Saturday with Cotton Bowl Georgia vs SMU and Shrine East vs West following. Sunday features AFL Championship Buffalo vs Kansas City and NFL title Green Bay vs Dallas. Monday offers Sugar Bowl Alabama vs Nebraska Rose Bowl Purdue vs Southern California and Orange Bowl Georgia Tech vs Florida. News notes include Warren and Little in Gator Bowl and Perkins returning for Alabama in Sugar Bowl.
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Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
First Television
Tennessee
Green Bay
Dallas
Coleges
Alabama
San Francisco
Don Horn
San Diego State
Stanford
Dave Lewis
Benny Russell
Louisville
Danny Talbott
North Carolina
Nebraska
Ray Perkins
Bear Bryant
The
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Perkins
New Orleans
Southern Cal
Troy Winslow
Pasadena
Tobey Page
Bol Grieses
Purdue
Georgia Tech
Eagi
Neers
Florida
Steve Spurrier
Miami
Billy Schroer
Tomomy Carlisle
Ray Graves
Houston star Hayes leads Cougars to Arkansas State title
Houston coach Guy Lewis lauds Elvin Hayes as an All America type after Hayes scored 23 points and grabbed 18 rebounds, fueling a 68 58 win over Arkansas State to capture the Arkansas State Holiday Invitational championship. David Renn led ASU with 16 points. Kent State fell to VMI in overtime for the consolation title.
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Associated Press
Jonesboro
Ark
Houston
Guy Lewis
Elvin Hayes
Hays
Hayes
Arkansas State
Michigan
Tribe
David Renn
Milton Sullivan
VMI
Kent State
John Kemper
Doug Sims
Brigham Young
UCLA
Astrodome
Lew Alcindor
Bruins
Wilt Chamberlain
Tom Burnett Signs With N Y Jets
NY Jets sign Arkansas end Tommy Burnett for an undisclosed bonus. Fourth round draft choice, also selected by the Steelers in the NFL supplementary draft. Coach Weeb Ewbank says Burnett has excellent speed and size for a flanker and compares him to his brother Bobby Burnett.
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New York Jets
American Football League
Arkansas
Tommy Burnett
Burnett
Jets
Pittsburgh Steelers
Weeb Ewbank
Bobby
AFL
Buffalo
Rose Bowl Draws Criticism A Rose Bowl Clash
Pasadena AP report notes a new era perception as Purdue and Southern California exchange good humor ahead of the game. USC coach McKay and Purdue's Mollenkopf hold open practices, breaking old barriers and prompting writers to favor the underdog Trojans to upset Purdue.
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Calif
Purdue
Southern California
Southern Cal
John Mexay
Jack Mollenkopf
Boilermakers
McKay
John
USC
UCLA
Trojans
Georgia SMU Teams Much Alike for Cotton Bowl Thriller
Georgia and SMU meet in the 31st Cotton Bowl with similar styles. SMU’s Jerry Levin and Kent Lawrance pace quick strikes, while Georgia’s stars emphasize speed and comeback potential. Levin, Lawrance and preseason nerves define a head-knocking game forecast in Dallas with a sell-out crowd and cold, rainy 40s.
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Tex
Georgia
Southern Methodist
Jerry Levins
Kent Lawerence
Hayden Fry
Vince Dooley
Levin
Mustangs
Lawrence
SMU
Bumper and Dodgers Prepare for Chiefs Bills Clash
In Winston-Salem AP reports Kansas City's Otis Taylor and Chris Burford lead the AFL pass attack against Buffalo. Butch Byrd will cover Taylor and Tom Janik defends Burford as both teams aim for a Super Bowl bid. Byrd vows aggressive play while Janik plans to use finesse to counter Burford's ballskill.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Dodger
Kansas City
Otis Taylor
Chris Burford
Buffalo
Butch
Byrd
Tom
Janik
Chiefs
Bilts
Taylor
Burford
Baylor West On Move Again In Lakers’ Narrow Win
Elgin Baylor scored 40 and Jerry West 35 as the Lakers beat Cincinnati 125-114. Los Angeles remains fifth in the West, three games behind second place St Louis and two behind Detroit, with San Francisco leading. Boston edged the Hawks 112-110 at St Louis behind Havlicek’s 14 in the final period.
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Elgin Baylor
Jerry West
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles Lakers
Cincinnati
Baylor
West
Laker
Los Angeles
San Francisco Warriors
Lakers
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Hawks
John Havlicek
Buinals
New York
Baltimore
Washington
San Francisco
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Fort Wayne
Ind
Arkansas Wins In Overtime To Take 65 61 Victory
Arkansas edged Arizona 65 61 in overtime to claim a consolation round win at the Los Angeles Basketball Classic. David Self sparked the comeback with a late free throw sequence, Tommy Rowland led Arkansas with 19 points while Self scored 10. Mike Welton led Arizona with 12 points, Gerald Jacobs 11, and Jim Hansen 10. Arkansas advances to face Michigan for fifth place after Wisconsin’s loss.
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Arizona
Razorbacks
Michigan
Wisconsin
David Self
Self
Tommy Rowland
Mike Welton
Gerald Jacobs
Jim Hansen
Bruins Defeat Giant In Los Angeles Classic Title Game
UCLA led by 7 foot Alcindor dominates USC in the Los Angeles Classic final while Louisville and Princeton win semis. Coach Peck Hickman sees Cardinal defense and Tigers’ balance as keys to their late-season momentum.
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Associated Press
Lew Alcindor
Southern California
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Bruins
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Georgia Tech
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Illinois
Mike Warren
Lucious Allen
Peck Hickman
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Philadelphia
Hickman
Villanova
John Haarlow
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Tex
Miners
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Salukis
Southern Methodist
Drake
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Texas A&m
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New York University
Elvin Hayes
Houston
Jonesboro
Ark
Henderson NLS Meet in Tourney Final Upset
Northeast Louisiana State and Henderson reach the AIC tournament final after Northeast edged Ouachita 69 62 and Henderson beat Southern State 78 69. Larry Ducksworth nets 28 for Henderson, Glenn Saulers 29 for Northeast, with free throws underpinning Northeast’s win.
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Arkansans in Shrine East West Game Preview 1966
A look at the 42nd Shrine East West football game on Saturday with East and West teams featuring AA honorees Nick Eddy Clint Jones Mel Farr and star linemen and linebackers from Notre Dame Michigan State LSU Penn State UCLA and more. The East and West coaches plan strategy to counter the massive lines while captains Lynch and Jones pace the squads.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Nick Eddy
Notre Dame
Clint Jones
Michigan State
Mel Farr
UCLA
John Ralston
West
Buffy Daugherty
Alan Page
Don Parker
Virginia
Tom Fussell
Louisiana State
Bob’ Rowe
Western Michigan
Dave Rowe
Penn State
Jim Lynch
Stan Juk
South Carolina
Lynch
Jones
NBC
Tom Greenlee
Washington
Loyd Phillips
Arkansas
Leo Carroll
San Diego State
Dennis Randall
Oklahoma
John Richardson
George Harvey
Kansas
Ron McCall
Utah
Weber College
Ralston
Don Horn
Dave Lewis
Stanford
Tim VanGalder
Iowa State
North Carolina
Danny Tal+hott
Benny Russell
Louise Ville
Daryl Lamonica
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