Vaughn Leads Pipers Past Nets In Close ABA Clash
Chico Vaughn scored 32 points including five threes and key late free throws as the Pittsburgh Pipers edged the New Jersey Americans 123-122. Vaughn’s two free throws with nine seconds left sealed the win, while Art Heyman added a late layup and free throw to help Pittsburgh pull ahead.
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Pittsburgh Pipers
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Biskéourcide
American Baskéton Association
New Jersey Ameraidans
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Dillas
Anathei
Oakland
Kentucky
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Seattle
Baltimore
New Jersey
Mel Nowell
Art. Heyman
Pittsburgh
Tony Jackson
Cliff Hagan
Charley Beasley
Amigos
Dallas
Chaparrals
Ben Warley
Hagen
Forgethe Baskat
John Beasley
Cincy Pinu
Ell
Steve Kramer
saChaps
Barry Lelaybowicz
Celtics Pound 76ers Again In Big Win
Celtics overwhelm the Philadelphia 76ers 115-103 after a 93-85 surge early in the fourth quarter. Sam Jones scores 29, Bailey Howell adds 12 in the fourth. Wilt Chamberlain leads Philadelphia with 19. Other NBA results include Knicks, Lakers, and SuperSonics wins.
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Kentucky
Bailey Howell
Philadelphia
Celtics
Boston
76Ers
Howell
Sam Jones
Wilt Chamberlain
New York
Walt Frazier
Knicks
Cazzle Russel
Frazier
Rudy LaRusso
Warriors
Lakers
Elgin Baylor
Ry Hounils
Jerry West
West
Lou Hudson
Seattle
Balstimore
Skein
Bob Weiss
SuperSonics
Earl Monroe
Bullets
al Tucker
Sonics
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Los Angeles
Baltimore
San Diego
37 Varsity Grid Letters Are Awarded
Fayetteville Arkansas AP The University of Arkansas faculty committee on athletics approved 37 varsity football letters for the 1967 season. Coach Frank Broyles announced the winners Saturday listing 10 seniors 15 juniors and 12 sophomores with several earning multiple letters.
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Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas Faculty Committee On
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Paul Conner
Clarendon
David Cooper
Texarkana
Hartford Hamilton
Lonoke
Steve Hoehn
Mad Dea
Alvin Jones
Benton
Ernest Ruple
Conway
Tommy Trantham
Little Rock
Larry Watkins
Hamburg
Gary Alamo
Piggott
Jim Barnes
Ping Bluff
Joe Paul Daves
Heber Springs
David Dickey
Palestine
Tex
William Etcher
North Little Rock
Don Mclvogue
Afivshall
Louis Noney
Mike Sigmin
West Memphis
Roany South
Russellville
Bob
Pat Mey
Dallas
Jim Mullins
Waefen
Gordon Norwood
Pine
Southland Conference Too Small
The Associated Press reports the Southland Conference with five members struggles in the 196? season. Only 19 wins against 47 losses to intersectional opponents. Trinity the only nationally ranked winner last week as Southland teams face more interleague games. Upcoming schedule lists Trinity hosting Southwestern and Abilene Christian at Eastern New Mexico, Arkansas State vs Tennessee Martin, Texas Arlington vs Texas Wesleyan, Trinity at Tarleton and Northern Texas at Lamar Tech, Centenary at Abilene Christian, and Southeast Missouri at Arkansas State.
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Associated Press
Southland Conference
Trinity
Southland
Angelo State
Abilene Christian
McMurry
Hardins Simmons
Lamar Tech
University of Houston
Arkansas State
Kentucky Westlegan
Southwestern
Abilens
New Mexseo
Tennessere Martin
Texas Artington
Texas Wesleyan
Tarleton
Sichigata
Centenary
Ableng Christ Tian
Missouri
TCU Making SWC Race a Real Battle
Texas Christian's Horned Frogs upset Baylor 99-86 led by 6 foot 5 inch 290 pound Mickey McCarty who tallied 36 points to create a three way tie for first with Baylor and Rice. The conference slate sees Texas A M Baylor Rice Arkansas SMU Texas Tech and Texas Christian in varying positions as teams prepare for Tuesday action and the next round of league games. McCarty sits third in scoring behind Lynn Phillips and Billy Arnold as the race tightens.
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Associated Press
Texas Christian
Horned Frogs
Mickey McCarty
Frogs
Baylor
Rice
Waco
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Texas
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
Southern
Methodist
Aggies
Longhorns
Billy Arnold
Lynn Phillips
McCarty
Copper strike widens as Western miners suffer
Western miners and families endure harsh life on union benefits and credit as the six month copper industry strike intensifies. The action, led by United Steelworkers and 26 unions, idles thousands, halts copper, silver and metal production, and devastates state tax receipts in Arizona Utah New Mexico Montana and Nevada. A federal panel seeks a settlement while government and mills stockpile copper.
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Jack Lefler
New York
United Steelworkers of America
Imere
Arizona
Utah
New Mexico
Montana
Nevada
Tom Powers
Butte, Mont
West
Tia
Ager
Perth
Atos
Carteret
Governoor
Phisips Dodge Corp
Thihas
Phelps Dodge
Anaconda Co
Antona
Johnson Administration
Washington
Associated Press
Newark
Jimmy Jacobs
Claude Benham
Chesapeake
Backing to oppose Dirksen shapes Illinois race
Antipoverty chief Sargent Shriver reportedly has informal backing from Illinois Democrats to run against Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen. Shriver has not disclosed political plans. The piece also notes a Reagan for President push in Texas, McCarthy in New Hampshire, Romney weighing Pueblo comments, Merrill entering Maine race, Evers seeking Mississippi seat, and Cole in Florida for Senate.
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Associated Press
Sargent Shriver
Illinois
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Shriver
Texas
New Hampshire
Johnson
Chicago Sun-Times
Ilinois
Cook County
Chicago
Democratic Committee
Richard J. Daley
Robert F
Edward M. Kennedy
Daley
California
Ronald Reagan
Houston
J. &. Butler
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Nashua
Concord
Manchester
Washington
McCarthy
Federal Communications Commission
Congress
Maine
Merrl
Deme Qurate
Charles Evers
Mississippi
John Bell Willams
Florida
LeRoy Cole Ins
Hels
George Smathers
DeFla
U S Mood Cools Some Over Pueblo
U S officials seek a peaceful track after North Korea seized the USS Pueblo, with Johnson urging restraint and diplomacy through the United Nations and Russia. The incident raises questions over where the Pueblo was and risks of escalation if military action proceeds.
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Pueblo
James Mirlow
Washington
Antonkeh
Sean Rask Sild
Wogan Harbor
Johnson
Congress
Atip
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Military Armistie Commission
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Korea
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Gon
Pak Chung Kook
United States
Tse
Wonsan
Wonsin
North Korea
South Korea
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Pek
United Nations
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