Don Wright Sporhew and district prep action notes
Local prep notes cover Arkadelphia and Fairview boys league games, home court advantage at Jones Field House, and potential ties as Region 4A4 schedule unfolds. Details include standings, upcoming weekend home games for the Bobcats, and mention of junior varsity and senior exhibitions amid a crowded schedule. A separate recap highlights the Saratoga Invitational tournament pairings and entries for national indoor tennis, plus boxing results from Tokyo.
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Spurrier Sparks Giants Bid From Tennessee Roots
Johnson City Tenn AP Spurrier a Heisman winner and former Science Hill star said it would be a great challenge to play for the New York Giants. The Florida All-America quarterback noted he could be a first round NFL draft choice as he returns to Steve Spurrier Day fans honored him and he reflected on pro football as a step up.
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Hawks sale talks fade as NBA action continues
The St. Louis Hawks struggle to find buyers while New Orleans trims its offer. Baltimore, led by Gal with 41 points, wins a 158-125 decision as Ben Kerrner eyes new bids amid illness. Sus Johnson returns, helping the Bullets beat San Planeste 127-123. Rick Barry scores 41 for the Clippers.
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Buckpasser Debuts Four-Year-Old Campaign At Santa Anita
Buckpasser, 1965 Horse of the Year, makes his four-year-old debut in the San Fernando Stakes at Santa Anita, facing top rivals as he begins the Phipps stable campaign. Trainer Eddie Neloy aims to defend titles with Buckpasser and a powerful string including Royal Poinciana, Jasmine, and Great White Way, with plans for Strub and Tropical Park matches as part of a busy six-stake week.
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Appleton Happy With Trade To San Diego Chargers
ROYSTON Texas AP Former All America tackle Santi Appleton says he is happy the Houston Oilers traded him to the San Diego Chargers. Appleton and linebacker Join ny Sakervers traded for cornerback Mitler Farr in a straight player deal between AFL teams. Appleton said he was pleased and not bitter about the move. The big Texas star signed in 1944 on a $150000 package, including cash, service stations and cattle. Pittsburgh NFL also pursued Appleton. Baker, a 6 3 238 pound veteran from Mississippi State, was Houston's seventh round pick in 1963. Farr, a 6 1 192 pound Wichita College standout, will be in his third pro season next year.
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Independent Tournament at Patmos Opens Tonight
Independent at Patmos Dean's Truck Stop invites four teams to a weekend basketball invitational at Patmos Gym. First game features the Terarkana Hustlers versus the Guernsey Independents, followed by Wisce Dean's Trackers against Perry's Truck Stop Team. Winners meet Saturday for a title bid, losers play for third.
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Giacomin's Self-help Plan Steadies Rangers Lead
Ed Giacomin posted a 2.09 goals against average with his fifth shutout as the New York Rangers beat Boston 4-1 to reclaim first place. Jim Neilson opened the scoring, with Bob Nevin and Vic Hadfield adding in the final period. Detroit overwhelmed Chicago 3-0 as Glenn Hall faced two goals from Paul Henderson and two assists for Gordie Howe.
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Monroe Racing Away With Scoring Title
A season highlight reports guard Phinttelphs from Alabama State averaging 44.4 points per game as Moore, Wie, and Urc lead scoring. The article notes their strong performance in a season marked by multiple 39 point games and key victories, with team and league context from AA Service Bureau.
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East and Midwest college hoops results and schedule
College basketball scores and schedule from various campuses and associations. Notable results include Foritam 34 Columbia 32 and Tulane 94 LSU 69. National Basketball Association results show Baltimore 116 St Louis 116 and San Francisco 127 New York 123. Upcoming games feature Chicago at Boston and New York versus San Francisco in San Jose among others.
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Chiefs Size Speed and Strength Aim for Super Bowl Upset
Kansas City seeks motivation and edge in the Super Bowl against Green Bay as its size and speed give it a potential advantage. Key players Otis Taylor and Mike Garrett headline a powerful offense, with Len Dawson noting the team’s readiness to use its tools to win.
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Super Bowl TVcasts Fury Build to Sunday Clash
At the Los Angeles site Packers and Chiefs finalized preparations for Sundays NFL championship game televised by NBC and CBS. Hornung drew attention as a potential key impact player. Stram and Lombardi offered cautious picks while Arkanas shoulder injury could shift Chiefs plans and Reg Carolan or Aaron Brown were noted as possible replacements.
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Hockey NHL Scores and Schedule Inbound
NHL results show Detroit beating Boston 4 to 3 at York while Chicago edged none. No games scheduled Bastion at Montreal Detroit at Toronto New York at Chicago indicate upcoming matches.
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Figures Starr Can Pick the Chiefs Apart
JACK HAND reports on the 1967 NFL title game as Bart Starr leads the Green Bay Packers against the Kansas City Chiefs. The piece highlights Starr, Dale, Dowler, Taylor, and Pitts in the Packers offense, and the Packers’ aggressive defense, front, and linebackers led by Nitschke and Robinson, aiming to prove NFL supremacy in the first Packers AFL matchup.
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13th Jinx Could Topple UCLA Team
The Friday the 13th jinx may topple top ranked UCLA Bruins from the unbeaten 10 0 record. California Bears led by Russ Critchfield and Charlie Perkins visit Los Angeles to challenge Lew Alcindor and the 7 13 Bruins. Other top teams posted wins as Canisius, Boston College and Mississippi State won while Delta State upset Mississippi State in a tight finish.
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Wills Signs With Pirates Ahead Of pennant race
Maury Wills, once with the Dodgers and then Pittsburgh, signed with the Pirates for an undisclosed amount after earning about 80500 last season. Pirates GM Joe Brown said Wills signed with a smile and was satisfied, with the 34 year old tabbed for third base duties.
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Army Coach Cahill Named Coach of the Year in 1966
Army head coach Tom Cahill, 47, selected by the American Football Coaches Association as University Coach of the Year for leading an improved Cadets team to eight wins in ten games, including a 20 7 victory over Navy and notable wins over Penn State.
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