Steinhauer Beats Matson at All-American Indoor in Record Shot
Neal Steinhauer, 22, of Oregon, set an indoor shot put record with a 66 feet 6 3/4 inch throw at the All-American Indoor meet in San Francisco. He topped Randy Matson, while John Rambo shared the American high jump record at 7 feet 3 inches. Ralph Boston claimed two wins, and Jim Grelle led the mile before Bob Seagren cleared 16 feet in the pole vault.
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SMU Tops SWC. Hogs Split Up Week Contests
SMU leads the Southwest Conference early, beating Baylor 85 83 in overtime and Texas A&M 80 67 in Dallas. Texas Christian defeats Texas Tech 71 65 and Texas 96 82, tying SMU atop the standings with 1 1 records. Baylor and Tech sit at the bottom as conference play opens. Charles Beasley of SMU averages 22.5 points to pace the league. Tommy Rowland of Arkansas tops season scoring with 20.5. Southwest teams have no interconference games this week.
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Buckpasser Aims for 14th Straight in San Fernando
Buckpasser the 1966 horse of the year seeks his 14th consecutive victory in the $50,000 San Fernando Stakes at Santa Anita as a 4-year-old in his first start of the year. Owned by Ogden Phipps trained by Eddie Neloy and ridden by Braulio Baeza, the 1 1/16 mile race sets the stage for the Charles H. Strub Stakes on Jan 28. The son of Tom Fool has earned $1,237,174 in 25 starts and needs $4,000 to surpass Carry Back for No. 4 on the all time earnings list. Kelso leads. Native Diver, an 8-year-old mare, won the San Carlos Handicap at Santa Anita last week, upsetting the field as the favorite.
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Refram Wins Southern California Open in Dramatic Comeback
Dean Refram of Boca Raton Florida won the Southern California Open at Los Coyotes Country Club with a 69 Sunday and a 213 total three under par. Pete Brown led entering the final round but shot 75 to finish tied for second with Bob McCallister J D Sanderson Chris Blocker Charles Sifford and Lee Elder. Refram credited a New Year resolve to stay calm after bad shots as a key factor in his first pro win in six years.
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Bobcats Bow to Smackover Buckaroos
The Hope Bobcats fell 49 to 25 at Smackover as Buckaroos guard Mike Holloway led with 22 points and Smackover controlled the pace. Danny Griffis topped Hope with 10 in a low scoring conference loss. junior high Smackover defeated the Bobkittens 31-17.
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Carter Proves He Can Play With Big Boys
Virgil Carter led the North to a 35-13 Senior Bowl win over the South in Mobile. The BYU quarterback completed 7 of 12 for 121 yards with two TD passes, proving he can compete with top college talent. The North relied on a strong rushing attack, with Grim, Wilson, and McDonald contributing heavily.
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Saturday College Basketball Scores From THE SEED PRESS
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Unitas Sets Records in Playoff Bowl Narrow Win
Johnny Unitas threw 33 passes completing 19 as Baltimore beat Philadelphia 20 14 in the Playoff Bowl. A late turnover by Jerry Logan and a pass interference call helped the Colts reach the Eagle 35, setting up a 1-yard Tom Matte run with 14 seconds left for the winner.
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UCLA Top Team Still Flying High In Washington Clash
UCLA and coach John Wooden cling to an unbeat en string as they face Washington, while Washington State pushed UCLA hard before losing 76-67. Lew Alcindor scored 28 as he returned after foul trouble to seal the win.
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NCAA sanctions hit South Carolina coach Dietzel
Houston AP. Paul F. Dietzel, famed coach, faces NCAA restrictions as South Carolina is put on two year probation and barred from post season play in football and basketball. The council cited violations of academic standards and financial aid with seven players implicated. Other actions included reprimands for Texas Western and restoration of Texas A&M to fall standing.
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Hawks edge Pistons 117 to 115 as Bridges shines
St Louis Hawks hold a narrow 117 115 win over Detroit Pistons with Bill Bridges scoring nine straight points to fuel the rally. Bridges guarded by seven foot Reggie Harding, Ben Kerner faces a January 18 deadline to match a 3.8 million bid from Sean Morton Downey Jr. and Downey family. Philadelphia beats Chicago 117 108 and New York tops Los Angeles 121 118 as Oscar Robertson racks 21 points and 17 assists in Baltimore win. Pirates?
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Yerger Neers sweep Lewisville in Harris Gym clash
Yerger High School teams split wins over Foster High of Lewisville. Junior Tigers rallied for a 48-40 victory behind Frank Prater’s 32 points as Er nest Standekes absence weighed on the seniors who hung on 70-59 behind James Monk’s 28 and Spencer Brown’s 16.
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Chiefs Have Chance If They Avoid Mistakes Says Landry
Lane dry analysis shows the Chiefs can challenge Green Bay in the title game if Kansas City avoids errors and sticks to its game plan. He notes KC and Dallas share a similar offense, must mix plays, and rely on solid pass defense to keep the Packers off balance. The wartime style remark frames the Packers as a tough opponent in a high stakes matchup.
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