SMU Stings Baylor in SWC Thriller at Baylor
SMU defeated Baylor 96-86 to snap Baylor's six game win streak and move to 1-1 in SWC play, led by improved inside scoring from George Phillips and Willie Chatman’s 35 points for Baylor. TCU tied for lead with 64-59 win over Texas A&M as Texas Tech beat Texas 68-62 under Gerald Myers. Georgetown-style?
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Associated Press
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Bears
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Rice
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Texas Tech
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Bill Menefee
Willie Chatman
Chatman
Menefee
Gerald Myers
Frogs
Johnny Swaim
Eugene
Geo” Kennedy
SWC
Swaim
Kennedy
Fights Weekend Fights in Multiple Cities
In weekend boxing results Billy Backus outpointed Bobby Williams in Syracuse. Irish Mike Quarry defeated Andy Kendall in Woodland Hills. Chris Finnegan stopped Eddie Avoth in London to claim British and Empire light heavyweight titles. Tom Bogs stopped Lloyd Duncan in Holstebro. Ricky Porter halted Roger Menetrey in Lyon.
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N.Y
Billy Backus
Canastota
Bobby
Songbird” Williams
Memphis Tenn
Woodland Hills
Calif
Mike Quarry
Anaheim
Andy Kendall
Portland
Ore
London
Chris Finnegan
England
Eddie Avoth
Wales
Finnegan
Holstebro
Denmark
Tom Bogs
Lloyd Duncan
Jamaica
Lyon
France
Ricky Porter
Roger Menetrey
Barber Wins Phoenix Open In Low Scoring Sweep
Miller Barber shot 261 total to win the Phoenix Open by two strokes at Arizona Country Club. He earned 25000 with a final round 65, as Casper Sikes and others chased, including Palmer, Jacklin, Stockton and Hill. Rigney in Minnesota winters over Orioles plans.
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Associated Press
Phoenix, Ariz
Miller Barber
Little Desert
Arizona Country Club
Barber
Mike Souchak
Billy Casper
Dan Sikes
Sikes
Dave Hill
Homero Blancas
Rod Curl
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Arnold Palmer
Tony Jacklin
Dave Stockton
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A&M hurdler wins 60 yard high hurdles title
Fuller Cherry of Arkansas A&M won the 60 yard high hurdles at the NAIA indoor track and field championships in Kansas City. Cherry clocked 7.4 seconds in the finals beating Louis Clark of Dickinson State, N.D.
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Kansas City, Mo
Fuller Cherry
Arkansas A&m
Louis Clark
Dickinson State
N.D
Cherry
Solunar Tables from Richard Alden Knight's Work
The schedule lists Solunar Periods to guide fishing and hunting. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport potential, based on the author’s tables.
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Richard Alden Knight
Renfro Pro Bowl Hero After Super Bowl Loss
Mel Renfro of the Dallas Cowboys, once unhappy over a controversial tipped pass in the Super Bowl, feted the Pro Bowl with two punt returns for touchdowns as the NFC defeated the AFC 27 6. Renfro admitted he tipped the pass after reviewing film, saying he must have touched it. The game drew 48 222 fans and helped ease the sting of the defeat. The Associated Press report covers his shift from remorse to acceptance during the Pro Bowl in Los Angeles.
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Mel Renfro
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Dallas Cowboys
Renfro
Baltimore
Cowboys
Pro Bowl duel shows NFC dominance in first all star test
In the Pro Bowl the NFC built a lead in the third quarter and never relinquished it, led by Renfro’s punt returns and a strong defense that harassed Lamonica. Brodie outplayed Lamonica, Osborn caught the lone TD, and the NFC outgained the AFC 337 to 146 as players like Jones Lilly Humphrey Eller Page and Otto reflected on the rivalry and intensity.
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San Francisco
John Brodie
Dave Osborn
Minnesota
Renfro
Oakland
Daryle Lamonica
Fred Carr
Green Bay
Fred Cox
Jan Stenerud
Kansas City
AFC
Cecil Turner
Chicago
Turner
Dick Nolan
Cecil
Osborn
Deacon Jones
Los Angeles
Bob Lilly
Dallas
Claude Humphrey
Atlanta
Alan Page
Carl Eller
Gary Larsen
Lamonica
Miami
Bob Griese
Brodie
Fran Tarkenton
New York Giants
John Madden
Russia Boxers Win in Confusing Las Vegas Encounter
In Las Vegas, the Soviet Union defeated the United States 6-5 in the team boxing match amid language confusion after a disputed finish. American heavyweight Ron Lyle of Denver clashed with Kamo Saroyan. a Russian referee halted the bout and later awarded Lyle a three round TKO amid interpreter delays. The U S team, though winning its last four televised bouts, could not overcome the Russians’ 6-1 lead, with 11 matches going the distance or ending early in a tense afternoon of amateur boxing between nations.
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Nev
Soviet Union
Ron Lyle
Denver
Colo
Kamo Saroyan
Vasily Romanov
Lyle
Romanov
Saroyan
AAU Subcommittee On
International Boxing
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Kayasami
Notre Dame Upsets UCLA Seals No 1 Hopes
Notre Dame stunned top-ranked UCLA 89-82 before 11,343 fans as Austin Carr poured in 46 points. Coach Johnny Dee argued the Irish should be No 1 after beating UCLA and a tough schedule that includes Kentucky and Michigan. UCLA, led by John Wooden, dropped just its second game in 18 hours.
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Associated Press
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Former Resident Teacher Bowling in Michigan City
Margie Evans known as Mrs John Harrie taught bowling in Michigan City since 1969 after moving from Texas. volunteering at Bowl A Rama Lanes with AJBC sanctioned youths age 6 to 21, she promotes bowling as a fun pastime and teaches basics, sponsorships fund banquets and shirts, with weekly sessions each Saturday and upcoming openings in Star Bantams and Jacks and Jills leagues.
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Margie Evans
Marge
Texas
Evans
American Junior Bowling Congress
Little Rock
Delta Plaza
AJBC
Star Bantams
Pruett Pours 20 Points In A State Win Over Lamar Tech
Guard Allen Pruett scored 20 as Arkansas State beat Lamar Tech 89-69 in Jonesboro. The Indians improved to 6-6, leading 42-34 at halftime on 48 percent shooting. Steve Brooks added 17, John Belcher grabbed 17 rebounds and 16 points. Lamar Tech fell to 5-8. The Cardinals were led by Tommy Dreessen with 25. Arkansas State hosts Trinity Tuesday.
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Ark
Allen Pruett
Arkansas State
Lamar Tech
Indians
Steve Brooks
Tribe
John Belcher
Cardinals
Tommy Dreessen
Trinity
Southland
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