Tar Heels Edge Wake Forest In Slim Finish
North Carolina, led by Larry Miller with 23 points, edged Wake Forest 74 69 in Winston Salem as Miller made a clutch underhand layup with seven seconds left after a key steal. Rusty Clark added 20 for UNC while Jerry Montgomery top-scored for Wake Forest with 20 as the Demon Deacons shot 55.1 percent.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Larry Miller
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Wake Forest
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Dean Smith
Smith
Rusty Clark
Jerry Montgomery
Greensboro
Fordham
New York
North Carolina State
Dennis Witkowski
Ram
Witkowski
Richmond
Davidson
Wildcats
Tom Green
Spiders
Rod Knowles
St. John’s
George Washington
Colonials
Sonny Dove
Redmen
Dayton
Xavier
The
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Namath backs KC or GB in Super Bowl clash
Joe Namath, sidelined by a knee injury, says he sympathizes with the Chiefs but believes Green Bay makes fewer mistakes. He notes KC’s rushing vulnerability and that both teams are strong on defense, while he also discusses his recovery at Park Avenue Hospital.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Joe Namath
Kansas City Chiefs
Green Bay Packers
Namath
New York Jets
Green Bay
Kansas City
Buffalo
Pim
Park Avenue
Spring Hill Suffers Pair Loss to Saratoga In Week
Spring Hill teams split with Saratoga, with junior girls losing 27 24 as Wanda Horn tallied 28 for the Bears. Senior boys fell 59 44, Lloyd Phillips scoring for Spring Hill. Only victory came from Spring Hill Senior girls defeating Saratoga 64 44 as Betty McNeil scored 37.
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Spring Hill
Saratoga
Wanda Horn
Bears
Lloyd Phillips
Betty McNeil
Southern Illinois Rises in Small College Poll After Sun Bowl Run
Southern Illinois, 6-0, tops Texas Western in Sun Bowl play and closes gap on Kentucky Wesleyan in the Associated Press small college basketball poll. Kentucky Wesleyan leads with 138 points, Southern Illinois 136, Cheyney State 91 as Akron and Grambling rise into the Top Ten.
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Associated Press
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Texas Western
Kentucky Wesleyan
Salukis
Carbondale
Southern I~nes
Panthers
Southern Nanols
Southern Methodist
Cheyney State
Wolves
Mt. St. Mary’s
Fairleigh Dickinson
Akron
Grambling
Indiana State
San Diego State
Tennessee State
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High Point
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Wesleyan
Sou
Wnols
Notre Dame Tops Nation in FWAA Balloting
Notre Dame was named the nation’s top college football team by the Football Writers Association of America. The Irish edged Michigan State and Alabama in a five member panel vote, totaling 18 points to MSU 14 and Alabama 13. Panelists included Nason, Russell, Burdick, Murphy, and White.
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Football Writers Association of America
Arnie Burdick
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Ara Parseghian
Michigan State
Alabama
Jerry Nason
The
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Fred Russell
Nashville Banner
Si Burdick
Dayton News
Jack Murphy
San Diego Union
Maury White
Des Moines Register
Phillips Jones in Hula Bowl
In Honolulu Stadium a sellout crowd of 24 000 is expected for the Hula Bowl Friday night as South coaches John Ralston and Darrell Royal oversee a lineup of top players led by quarterbacks Steve Spurrier and Bob Griese. North coaches Jack Mollenkopf and Murray Warmath direct a star-studded defense and offense featuring Mel Farr Clinton Jones and Floyd Little among others. The game kicks off at 7 45 p m local time.
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John Ralston
Ralston
Darrell Royal
Texas
Jack Mollenkopf
Purdue
Murray Warmath
Minnesota
Steve Spurrier
Florida
Bob Griese
Mel Farr
UCLA
Clinton Jones
Michigan State
Floyd Little
Syracuse
Pete Pifer
Oregon State
Charlie Brown
Missouri
Rod Sherman
Southern California
Harry Hones
Arkansas
George Webster
George Caravalos
Southern Cal
Lloyd Phillips
John Lagrone
Southern Methodist
Gary Bugenhagen
Jack Calcaterra
John Richardson
Diron Talbert
Jack Clancy
Michigan
Tom Greenlee
Chiefs Arrive in California for Super Bowl Practice
Kansas City Chiefs reached Long Beach and began practice as Green Bay prepares at UC Santa Barbara. Otis Taylor was fined for missing a flight but joined practice. coach Hank Stram imposes strict rules. AFL champion Chiefs eye upset of NFL champs Green Bay in Memorial Coliseum on January 15.
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Kansas City Chiefs
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Otis Taylor
Frank Stram
Taylor
Buffalo
Memorial Coliseum
Stram
Disneyland
Fred Arbanas
Green Bay Packers
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Packers
Santa Barbara
Vince Lombardi
Pete Rozelle
Bill Nicholas
Coliseum
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Rozelle
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
Alan Minter
Arthur Toll
U.S
William Grey
Arkansas college basketball scores and results
A compiled recap of Arkansas area college and high school basketball results. Includes Beebe Beebe Branch 56 over Memphis State freshmen 95, Conway area invitational scores, and numerous tournament results across Arkadelphia, Jonesboro, Russellville, and more with NBA scores and regional college games.
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Associated Press College
Arkansas State Beebe
Memphis State
Auashiona
Giants Eye NL Pennant Says Perry Sees Big Year
Gaye lord Perry, 21 game winner with San Francisco last season, told Raleigh Times that this should be the year the Giants win the National League pennant. He noted the team’s youth and depth, but warned Willie Mays must rest as age and reduced workouts threaten his durability.
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Bob Wills
Raleigh Times
Raleigh
N.C
Gaye Lord Perry
San Francisco
Giants
Perry
Williamston
North Carolina
Hot Stove League
Willie Mays
Willie
Dave Hill Favored in Calif Open at Buena Park
Dave Hill, Evergreen Colorado, seeking a win in the $22,000 Southern California Open at Los Coyotes Country Club. Hill set a course record with 65 in a pro-am warmup, then star pro contenders include George Bayer Tommy Jacobs and Jerry Barber as 350 golfers compete across three rounds. The event prize for the winner totals $4,000 with cuts after two rounds.
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Dave Hill
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Colo
Los Coyotes Country Club
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Los Angeles
Bob Harrison
Ernie Serras
Paul Karres
George Clayton
C. L. Chase
George Bayer
Tommy Jacobs
Jerry Barber
Jack Fleck
Kermit Zarley
Frogmen Seek Body of Campbell at Lake Coniston
Royal Navy divers prepared to search Lake Coniston for the body of Donald Campbell after his jet boat Bluebird crashed at 120 feet while attempting a world water speed record. Rescue teams found Campbell’s helmet and oxygen mask, with his teddy bear mascot recovered as divers worked by electric lights in darkness.
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Lake
Campbell
Norman Buckley
Buckley
Ex Rams Coach Seeks Higher Responsibility Job
LOS ANGELES AP Jack Patera former Rams defensive line coach seeks a job with more responsibility after resigning Wednesday He aims to be a defensive coach and was the only Ram assistant retained when George Allen replaced Harland Svare as head coach before the 1966 season The piece also notes comparisons to Sir Malcolm Campbell and references Campbell's speed records and the motivation attributed by his chief engineer Leo Villa
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Los Angeles Rams
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Harland Svare
Malcolm Campbell
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Britain
Leo Villa
Rookie Bing Shines in Pistons Double OT Win Over Bullets
Pistons rookie Dave Bing torches the Bullets in a 132-126 double overtime victory, scoring 33 points including six in the second OT while DeBusschere notes his defensive work needs polish. Bullets drop to a 10th straight defeat as Marin hits key late jumper. In other NBA games, Philadelphia blasts Chicago 136-115 and the Lakers topple St. Louis 122-101 as Wilt Chamberlain posts a double for the 76ers.
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Associated Press
Dave Bing
Detroit
Dave DeBusschere
Pistons
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National Basketball Association
Baltimore
Don Ohl
Battlemore
Bullets
DeBusschere
Jack Marin
Philadelphia
Chicago
Lakers
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Wilt Chamberlain
Bob Boozer
Erwin Mueller
Bulls
Perry Doubts Pirates Pennant Prospects in 1967
Perry disagreed with baseball people predicting the Pittsburgh Pirates will win the National League pennant in 1967. He argued the Pirates lack pitching, stating they have only one real stopper in Bob Veale and need more than one sure winner to reach and stay at the top.
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Willie
Perry
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Bob Veale
Senior Bowl captains named for South and North squads
MOBILE ALAP News: South coach Ott Graham picks Baylor’s Terry Southall offensive captain and Southern Mississippi’s Ke Avery defensive captain. Virgi Carter of Brigham Young named offensive captain for the North. Jim Flanigan of Pittsburgh named defensive captain. Carter led major college total offense with 2,545 yards. Southall set national marks in Blue Gray context.
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Mobile
Ala
Ott Graham
Washington Redskins
Graham
Baylor
Terry Southall
Southern Mississippi
Ke Avery
Southall
Montgomery
Avery
Virgi Carter
Brigham Young
Norm van Brocklin
Minnesota Vikings
Pittshburgh
Jim Flanigan
Carter
Flanigan
Fore' Goalie Barely Falls in Rangers Drama
Frank Mahovlich blamed a mis-hit shot for nearly losing Ed Giacomin after a hard puck struck him on the left cheek in Torone. Giacomin stayed in, guiding the Rangers to a 1-1 tie with Chicago, keeping them in first place atop the standings. Bobby Hull led Chicago’s late rally with two third-period goals to force a 2-2 tie with Montreal as the Black Hawks moved within one goal late in the final frame. Hull added two goals on the day, reaching 17 for the season.
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Frank Mahovlich
New York Rangers
Ed Giacomin
Ranger i
Chicago
Mahovitch
Bobby Hull
Montreal
Hull
Blie Hawks
Canadiens
Charlie Hodge
Black Hawks
Hodge
Chico Maki
Chicago Star
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