Panthers Top Hope Bobcats 85 77 in Camden Showdown
Camden Panthers defeated Hope Bobcats 85 to 77 in a high energy winter basketball game at Camden. Key scores came from Dudley Frazier and Parker Powell as Camden built leads in the second half while Hope fought back late. Dudley led Hope with 22 points, Frazier 17, Norton 10.
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Nepela Wins World Figure Skating Championship
Americans fade from title picture as Czechoslovakia's Ondrej Nepela clinches the world men's crown in Lyon France. Patrick Pera of France finishes second after a strong compulsory phase but falters in the free skate before a 9000 crowd.
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Grass Greener in Turf Cup at Hialeah
Fort Marcy is the early favorite for the Hialeah Turf Cup a 1 and 1/16 mile race worth 100000 added at Hialeah. The 7 year old gelding trained by Paul Mellon carries 128 pounds in a field expected to number 12 to 15 with Drumtop Shelter Bay Mongo's Pride Needles N Pens Up LA and others following. Other big money events this weekend include the 75000 added San Antonio Stakes at Santa Anita with Ack Ack top weight 129 and contenders Fight ers Loud and Golden Poppy stakes at Golden Gate and New Orleans.
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Ex-Coach Reveals Widespread Drug Use in Sports
NEA interview with Tom Ecker, former Western Kentucky coach and Cedar Rapids athletics official, alleging steroids and other drugs are common in athletics. He cites Olympic cases, explains steroid benefits and dangers, and notes lingering unknown long-term effects.
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Figure in Black Sox Scandal Dies
Calistoga California reports Chick Gandil, once Chicago White Sox leader in the 1919 World Series fixing scandal, died at 83 on December 13 in a convalescent home. His ashes were interred at St. Helena in private rites after a life banned from baseball. Only Swede Risberg survives among those involved.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Fishing and Cover
The schedule of Solunar Periods is printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt favorable cover during these times to maximize sport and success each day.
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