Henderson Reddies honor Stan Parris from Hope on AN AIC team
Stan Parris of Hope earns AN AIC team honors as the lone freshman. He is son of Olen and Mrs. Parris, played offensive end and safety at Hope under Freddie Glaze. A three-time All-District and one-time All-State, he starred as the outstanding lineman in the 1967 All-Star game. He served in high school student council and clubs. Buddy Jordan, daughter? son of Lorene Jordan, leads the AIC punters and will punt in the conference.
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AIC
Nebraska Not Out of Bowl Picture
Nebraska remains in the Liberty Bowl picture after a Thanksgiving loss to Oklahoma. Liberty Bowl President A F Bud Dudley said Nebraska is not eliminated, though Oklahoma's win shifted potential opponents. The article notes possible matchups and other bowls with Miami, Syracuse, Florida State, and North Carolina State discussed, and a meeting set for Friday.
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Wicer
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Peon Phate
Aggies win to claim SWC title and Cotton Bowl berth
Texas A&M clinches the Southwest Conference crown with an 80 yard late pass from quarterback Edd Hargett to Bob Long, lifting the Aggies from a 10-7 deficit to beat Texas 14-10. The victory secures the Cotton Bowl date with Alabama on New Year’s Day and caps a remarkable rally after an 0-4 start.
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Associated Press
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Muskies Win Showdown in ABA Action Over Pipers
Minnesota Muskies ran to a 101-75 home victory over the Pittsburgh Pipers, their 12th win in 14, tying Indiana at 13-9 for the Eastern Division lead. Myl Daniels led the Muskies with 25 points and Warren Davis added 32 as the team closed strong 38-17 in the final period. Connie Hawkins and the Pipers had 15 points each. Anaheim Amigos beat Oakland 107-95 on the road as New Orleans route Kentucky was delayed.
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Hockey HOPE ARR Star Printed by Offset Powder Puff
A brief hockey night report covers tonight’s games with results from Chicago and Boston, New York and Pittsburgh. Upcoming matches list Montreal Detroit Toronto Chicago Minnesota St Louis Oakland.
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Hayes Leads Dallas to Victory
Dallas quarterback Bob Hayes sparked a 46-21 win over St Louis in the Cotton Bowl as Dallas tightened its grip in the Capital Division title race. Oakland intercepted four passes at Kansas City, scoring twice in a 44-22 victory that boosted their West Division hopes. Kansas City, San Diego, and Detroit also won in Thanksgiving Day NFL action as playoff dreams stay alive.
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Associated Press
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Bob Hayes
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San Diego State Aztecs Win 25 Straight and Lead AP Poll
The San Diego State Aztecs finished first in the final AP small college football poll for the second straight year with 12 first place votes and 157 points. North Dakota State placed second with 137 points. The Top Ten also includes New Mexico Highlands, Texas A&I, Eastern Kentucky, UT Arlington, Waynesburg, Northern Michigan, Morgan State, and Southwest Texas State. The Aztecs beat Montana State 14-43 last weekend and have one regular season game remaining against Utah State.
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Celtics Get Shock Form Supersonics
The Boston Celtics were routed 133 106 by the Seattle SuperSonics in Philadelphia as Seattle opened with 15 straight points and led 75 31 at halftime. Bob Rule led Seattle with 26 points and Walt Haxeard added 22 assists for the Sonics.
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Olympic boycott plan by Negro athletes sparks tensions
At a Black Youth Conference in Los Angeles 200 young Negro leaders approve a walkout of the 1968 Olympic Games. Harry Edwards of San Jose State announces widespread support including UCLA stars Lew Alcindor and Rodger Warren, Tommie Smith, Lee Evans, and others from Western states amid violence outside the church venue. Edwards says many top athletes will join the boycott, signaling a possible Olympic walkout next September in Mexico City.
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Harry Edwards
San Jose State College
Edwards
Lew Alcindor
Mike Warren
University of California At Los Angeles
Tommie Smith
Lee Fvans
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Mexico City
Thanksgiving grid results cap season for NLR and Hall
Second ranked Lite Mech Hall and fifth Nort Lat Qe ltock closed their seasons with Thanksgiving grid victories. Roald Sith scored twice as North La Ue Hoek defeated Class AA Lith fock Cathal 19-7. Horace Mann led Newport to a 7-7 draw with Batesville in another AA tilt.
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Steve Hockersmith
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Fragmented text row with garbled names and places
OCR fragmentary item with many garbled words and mixed names including Portland Maines, New York, Salvatore, Italy, and an array of unclear terms. The readable elements point to a chaotic sports or event recap with numerous misreads and no clear subject, date, or outcome.
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Helyoko Masa
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New York
Ad Barci Epona
Pau
Min Wel Cave
Lab
Bill
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Clear to Cloudy for Game Sat
The reading text appears garbled with many unclear phrases and nonstandard terms. It mentions a game on Saturday and references various names and terms that do not form a coherent report. No definite teams scores or outcomes can be determined from the readable portions.
Millwood Lake Information and Visit Details
Fragmentary OCR note lists Millwood Lake information with mentions of Leake Street, Piekatton Pause, visitation week 11 percent, and payment details. Unclear data makes exact facts hard to infer. likely a local notice about lake conditions, access, and fees.
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Leake Stes Piekatton
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