Long Island Blackbirds Keep Top Spot In Poll
Long Island University’s unbeaten Blackbirds stretch their lead in the Associated Press small college basketball poll, moving to 14-0 after last week’s wins. LSU holds first with 144 points, Evansville second, and Kentucky Wesleyan, SW Missouri, and SW Louisiana in top five. Norfolk State and Guilford rise as McNeese State breaks in at No 9.
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Guilford
Pan American
Pipers Struggle After Hawkins Absence in ABA Action
Pittsburgh Pipers drop to second in the Eastern Division as Connie Hawkins misses games with a leg blood clot. Houston tops Pittsburgh 133 112 while Indiana, Denver, and New Orleans win other ABA contests. In the NBA, Boston edges St Louis, Philadelphia downs San Diego, and New York beats Baltimore. Houston sets a club scoring record with 133 points led by Wile McSomerset 28. Hawkins’s absence hurts rebounding as Defoot Regele Harding pulls 27 boards for Indiana.
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Rockets
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Maurice McHartley
Doug Moe
Larry Brown
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Oaks
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Television Schedule for February 3 and 8 1968
Readable fragments list a dense TV schedule with many color programs. Notable items include Batman The Flying Nun Bewitched The Rifleman The Fugitive General Hospital Dark Shadows Dating Game War of the Satellites and The Big Movie I Saw What You Did with cast Joan Crawford and John Ireland. Also listed are The Tonight Show Dragnet Bell, plus weekend blocks and various news and sports shows.
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Texarkana College
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Brinkley
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AL Gordon
Dave McClellane
Vern Stierman
Names Release Encouraging but Cautious on Pueblo Crew
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield calls North Korea’s release of Pueblo dead and wounded an encouraging sign for crew releases, while the State Department cautions patience. The Enterprise's removal from the Sea of Japan is noted as a conciliatory gesture amid ongoing Panmunjom talks. U.S. negotiator leadership may shift by April 1 as talks continue despite lingering doubts on a breakthrough. Bank of America notes many large U.S. corporations hold oceanographic interests, about 60 to 109 percent of the 500 largest firms.
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Robert J. McCloskey
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Mountains in Ocean Last Earth Frontier
AP reports John Cunniff notes a space magazine’s Earth’s Last Frontier theme linking space and ocean exploration. President Johnson’s remarks on a new era of exploration reference undiscovered mountain chains and wealth beneath oceans. Government agencies universities and international bodies are involved in ocean and space research efforts.
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Cimarron Strip CBS Thursday Night Movie
Cimarron Strip presents The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance with James Stewart John Wayne and Vera Miles on CBS tonight followed by The McConnell Story starring Alan Ladd and June Allyson Weather updates by Erwin and Griffin and Vaspers notes.
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Safeway
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TV Listings and Movie Night Schedule for Friday Feb 94
A detailed screen of TV program slots and film lineups across CBS and local stations for Friday. Entries include morning to late night shows such as The Beverly Hillbillies Andy of Mayberry Captain Kangaroo CBS News Mid Day and television movie lineups The Secret Invasion and Rocky Mountain with actors Gregory Peck Ava Gardner and James Stewart among others.
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