Evansville Tops Small Colleges in AP Poll Revisit
The Evansville Aces regain top spot in the final 1966 Associated Press small college basketball poll after beating Kentucky Wesleyan and carrrying 129 points with seven first-place votes. Kentucky Wesleyan sits second, Long Island University third, with Indiana State and Southwest Missouri State also climbing. The Top Ten includes San Diego State, Guilford, Winston-Salem, and others as rankings shift amid a season winding down.
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Associated Press
Evansville Aces
Aces
Kentucky Wesleyan
Panethers
Owensboro
Evansville
Long Island University
Indiana State
Southwest Missouri State
Trinity
Guilford
Catawba
Appalachian
Winston-La- Tem
Elizabeth Cuy
Aliu
Blackbirds
Seton Hall
Long, Island U
India Dite Ie
Missouri St
Tex
San Diego State
Louisiana
Winston-Salem
Maris Signs Contract With Cards for 1968 Season
St Louis AP Roger Maris signed a 1968 contract with the St Louis Cardinals for the same salary as last year amid a novel telephone hookup between St Petersburg Florida and St Louis. General Manager Bing Devine announced the deal near 75 000 in estimates. Maris, sidelined by Bell's Palsy, spoke from Florida where he was finalizing his new beer sponsor duties and an Anheuser Busch distributorship for him and his brother.
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ST. Louis
Roger Maris
Bell
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Petersburg
Fla
Bing Devine
Maris
Devine
New York Mets
Florida
Cardinals
Anheuser-Busch
Nicklaus Defends Crosby Meet at Pebble Beach
US Open champion Jack Nicklaus defends his Crosby title at Pebble Beach with amateur partner Bob Hoag. The 336-field Crosby field features Gay Brewer Don January and many past winners. Arnold Palmer also competes but has yet to find form in the event.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
Pebble Beach
Callf
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Dan
Bobby Jones
Pacific Ocean
Bob Hoag
Ohio State
Cys
Spygligs Hill
Crosby
Monterey Peninsula
Gay Brewer
Don January
Billy Casper
Doug Ford
Don Massengala
Art Wall
Bob Rosburg
Bruce Crampton
Ed Furgol
Big Gun
Arnold Palmer
Decision on Kansas City Franchise for 1960 Season
AP report says American League owners met to pick one of four applicants to award Kansas City’s new 1960 expansion baseball franchise. It marks Kansas City’s first local ownership in the league. The article lists the four applicants under consideration.
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Kansas City
Alex Barker
Ewing Kauffman
Joln Latshaw
Richard Stern
Arnold Johnson
Charles O. Fla«ley
Athletics
Oakland
Finley
Charles O. Finley
Athletic
Struggle for Athletic Supremacy Reaches New Stage
The NCAA ends the federal moratorium on certification of non collegiate competition after 1968 Olympics. The AAU maintains sanctioning authority, while Kheel's panel prepares a ruling. NCAA also adjusts the 1.6 grade rule to allow competition with missioned averages and targets, amid ongoing power dispute in U S track and field governance.
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Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
NEW York
Trath
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletice Union
NCAA
Ncaa Council
US Senate
Theodore Kheel
AAU
Kheel
Walter Byars
Cornel
Byers
Ifhe
Hope and Bradley Meet Again in Showdown at Jones Field
Hope Kitty Cats beat Kirby 2 0 to reach semifinals and face Bradley Bears at Jones Field House. Coach Charlotte Gibson will shuttle between games with Ames crowd possibly affecting lineups. KXAR will broadcast both matches starting at 6:45 p.m.
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Ralph Bouton
Hope
Hope Kitty Cats
Kirby
Hope Girls
HHS
Charlotte Gibson
Ames
Jones Field House
Bradley
Lady Cats
Hope Bobcats
Bradley Bears
KXAR
Fights Night Results From Naples and Las Vegas Clash
Naples bout Salvatore Burruni outpointed Minia nu Ben Ali for the European bantamweight title as Burs uni claimed victory. In Las Vegas Jesus Pis mentel stopped Frankie Leon, while Jimmy Lester outpointed Carl Moore in Oakland and Hank Casey defeated Johnny Feathermin in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Naples
Italy
Salvatore Burruni
Minianu Ben Ali
Spain
Bursuni
Las Vegas
Nev
Jesus Pismentel
Los Angeles
Frankie Leon
el Paso
Tex
Oakland
Jimmy Lester
San Francisco
Carl Moore
Phoenix
Ariz
Hank Casey
San Franccisco
Johnny Feathermin
Solunar Tables Schedule For Fishing And Hunting
Central Standard times show daily minor and major Solunar periods from Richard Alden Knight. Plan days to fish in strong periods or hunt cover during these windows. Early entries list Jan dates with minor and major intervals, though OCR gaps appear in places.
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Richard Alden Knight
Long Time Packer Fan Switches to Raiders for Super Bowl
In Boca Raton AP reports Andy Banaszak, after 37 years as a Green Bay season ticket holder, will root for Oakland in the Super Bowl. His son Pete, Raiders running back, replaced Clem Daniels midseason. Dad’s loyalty shifts as Oakland aims to repeat AFL glory with a 116 yard rushing performance by Banaszak in the AFL crown clincher.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Boca Raton
Fla
Andy Banaszak
Green Bay
Oakland
Pete Banagzak
Pappa Banagzak
Packer
Pete
Clem Daniels
Raider
Crivitz
Wis
Indiana
Ball State
Banaszak
Southwest
Daniels
Tex
Wesleyan
Oaks
Land
Far West
Denver
Colorado St. U
Papa Banasgak
Lambeau Stadium
Packers
Dallas
Raiders
Houston
Exescute
NHL Scores Reported From Multiple Games
Montreal beat Pittsburgh 4 to 3 while Toronto edged Detroit 2 to 1 New York topped Chicago 3 to 3 and Minnesota defeated Philadelphia 6 to 4 St Louis and Oakland played to 2 to 2 ties with names unclear in the report.
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Boston
Seattle
Cincinnati
Baltimore
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Los Anges
San Diego
Detroit
Cleveland
San Francisco
Oakland
THE
Associated Press
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Toronto
Chicago
Minnesota
Soph Leads Bonnies Over De Paul In Tight Win
Sophomore center Lanier starred with 25 points 15 rebounds eight blocks and six steals as St Bonaventure beat DePaul 77 67 to extend their win streak to 12. Billy Butler added 20 Hayes 15. DePaul was led by Zetzsche 23.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Avery
St. Bonaventure
Larry Weise
Bob Lanter
Bonnies
DePaul
Nas
Carolina
North Carolina State
Raleigh
N.C
Tar Heels
Larry Miller
Louisville
Memphis State
Jimmy King
Butch Serd
Wes Unseld
Tigers
St. John's
Georgetown
Washington
Denver
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
East Carolina
William & Mary
Marshall
Morris Hervey
St. Francis
Steubenville
Air Force
Lombardi Pep Talks Seen As Packers Secret Weapon
In Florida for the Super Bowl showdown with the Oakland Raiders, Bart Starr and teammates credit Vince Lombardi’s emotional leadership as a key factor. Starr cites timely talks that motivate the defense and offense, while players acknowledge money and pride drive success.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Green Bay
Starr
National Football League
Mahovlich Stars for Maple Leafs
Frank Mahovlich scored twice as Toronto beat Detroit 2-1, lifting the Maple Leafs to within two points of Boston and six of Chicago in the NHL East standings. Other scores included Montreal edging Pittsburgh 4-3, Minnesota beating Philadelphia 6-4, and a 2-2 tie between Oakland and St. Louis.
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Associated Press
Frank Mahovlich
API Camles
Iy Ay
Toronto
Maple
Detroit
Toron
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Boston
National Hockey League
Chicago
New York
Montreal
Pittsburgh
J.C. Tremblay
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Flyers
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Wayne Connelly
Oakland
St. Louis
Mahovlich
Roy Edwards
Dave Keon
Dean Prentice
Bruce Gamble
Mahovitch
Camille Henry
Black Hawks
Don Simmons
Rangers
Vic Hadfield
Tremblay
Canadiens
Connelly
Ted Hampson
Bert Marshall
Hampson
Marshall
Seals
Tudsays
Wally Boyer
Tim Ecclestone
Don McKenney
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ABA
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Soph
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