Hope for Star SPORTS Fairview Leads Western 4-AA Preview
Western Division powers including Fairview, Arkadelphia, Camden Lincoln, Malvern, Texarkana Washington, and Hope weigh title chances in 4-AA West. Fairview, led by Billy Joe Patton and Dicky Bush, is the consensus favorite to repeat as champion, with Arkadelphia and others eyeing an upset as 4-AA season opens after Christmas break.
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Jim Hurley
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Noel Wolker
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Hay Bush
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Roebart Easter
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Thomas Norvell
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Pace May Be Oklahoma State Target From Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt coach Bill Pace, a native of Picher Oklahoma, is reported as the top candidate to replace Phil Cutchin at Oklahoma State. Pace says he has been invited to Stillwater for an interview but notes uncertainty about his standing.
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Bluebonnet Bowl Preview Smiles Over SMU Oklahoma Matchup
Southern Methodist and Oklahoma bring 7-3 records to the Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl indoors at the Astrodome in Houston. Coaches Chuck Fairbanks and Hayden Fry tout balanced attacks as fans anticipate a high scoring game amid early bowl-week action. Early notes highlight Big Eight strength and Georgia's defense looming for Arkansas in others.
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LSU Holds Off Florida State 31 27 in Peach Bowl
Maurice LeBlanc powered LSU with a three yard TD plunge at 2 29 left for a 31 27 win over favored Florida State in Atlanta The Tigers survived early miscues as Hillman passed for two scores and Sellers teamed with Cappleman in FSUs high octane aerial unit LeBlanc rushed for 97 yards on 14 carries and earned top offensive honors for LSU
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Timely quotes on party and taxes spark debate
A fragmented clipping presents quotes from Aleksei Y. Kosterin, a 72 year old Russian author and former Bolshevik, resigning from the Soviet Communist Party. It contrasts attitudes on arming citizens, tax resistance for better policing, and private wage polices reducing air pollution per observer David Riesman.
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Alcindor and UCLA Dominate Holiday Festival Title
Lew Alcindor and UCLA outscored St John s 74 to 56 to win the ECAC Holiday Festival in New York led by Alcindor s 30 points and 22 rebounds. North Carolina s Charlie Scott and Kansas s Jo Jo White shined in their teams victories at Madison Square Garden and the Big Eight tournament. Minnesota s Larry Mikan beat Detroit as the Gophers halted a Titans winning streak, while other ranked teams suffered upsets across college hoops.
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Seattle Ends its 5-Game Loss Streak
Seattle's 10 game losing streak ended with a 120 118 victory over Phoenix as Bob Rule and Art Harris led the SuperSonics with 24 points apiece. Chicago beat San Francisco 103 97, Los Angeles edged San Diego 131 126 in OT. Indiana beat Kentucky 110 93 in the ABA. Warriors and Bulls chased San Francisco and San Diego in the tight West standings.
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Timing Troubles Among Bowlers on Tour in 1960s
The article notes timing and release issues among bowlers in the mid 1960s. Changes included altering the backswing and hand positions to improve release. Bill Allen, Billy Welu, and Dave Davis are cited with varying armswing adjustments and struggles, including a possible tennis elbow type ailment for Davis.
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Atlanta and Knicks Victorious
The Hawks beat Baltimore 101-99 for a 10th straight win in Atlanta. The Knicks won 112 to 100 over Seattle to stretch their winning streak to eight, aided by Dave DeBusschere after the trade.
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Lakers rally to tie late as Baylor leads comeback
Elgin Baylor scored 31 for the Lakers tying the game at 119 in the final period. Jim Barnett and Don Kojis each had 28 for the Rockets. ABA leaders Mel Daniels and Bob Netolicky totaled 46 as Indiana beat Kentucky. Pacers closed within one game of second place in the East.
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Oakland Oaks Rally Past Minnesota Pipers Amid Barry Injury
Oakland Oaks win 120 99 over Minnesota Pipers as Rick Barry out with torn knee ligaments. Oaks improve to 28 42 in ABA Western Division leading the league, with Henry Logan and Warren Armstrong scoring heavy in win. Other scores include Miami 107 106 over New Orleans and Kentucky 118 116 over New York in tense Sunday action.
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Rise of Ohio State in Rose Bowl Hype Amid Local Flights
Ohio State fans in Columbus chartered a plane to Pasadena before the Rose Bowl, while Philadelphia fans demand Joe Kuharich’s ouster from the Eagles. Greg Cook’s pro potential at Cincinnati and the Royals’ weak attendance loom large. Sid Luckman’s rookie season, Ted Kwalick’s draft outlook, and Mike Reid as Penn State’s toughest rusher pace a volatile gridiron winter. Rumors swirl about the APG tour funding as the Buckeyes’ sophomore class and Stan White’s developments shape next season.
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