NHL Results and Schedule From Wednesday and Friday
Associated Press recap shows Toronto defeated Montreal 2 to 1 and Detroit beat New York 3 to 1. Boston routed Minnesota 5 to 1 while Chicago edged Philadelphia 3 to 1 and Pittsburgh defeated Oakland 6 to 1. St Louis slipped past Los Angeles 3 to 2. Wednesday games included Minnesota at Montreal and Toronto at Detroit with Oakland at Philadelphia. Friday's games listed as scheduled include several matchups.
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Aparicio Returns to Chicago in Winter Meetings Swap
In a flurry of trades at the winter meetings, Luis Aparicio returns to the Chicago White Sox from Baltimore in a six player deal to shore up defense. Baltimore adds outfielder Russ Snyder and first baseman John Matias while Chicago sends Bruce Howard, Roger Nelson, and Don Buford. The Orioles also deal Eddie Fisher to Cleveland. Other reported moves include a Boston Red Sox Cincinnati swap rumor and talks with the Yankees and Tigers.
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Willye White opposes Olympic boycott action
Willye White, 27, world class long jumper and nurse, urged against a Negro athlete boycott of the 1968 Mexico City Games. She urged targeted protests to the U S Olympic Committee over issues of Negro status and inclusion in events beyond track and boxing, calling for personal responsibility and highlighting public funding of the team.
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Hope Girls Win Contest at Cale
Hope Lady Cats overcome a slow start to beat Cale 53 to 26 at Cale Tuesday night. Carol Anthony led Hope with 24 points, Kathryn Coleman 16, while Armand injured for Cale delayed play. both teams faced late injuries and a tight first half before Hope pulled away in the final period.
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Farr Named the Best on Defense
Houston Oilers star Miller Farr earned the AFL Defensive Player of the Week for the second time this season after a 27-6 win over the Boston Patriots. Farr totaled two interceptions, one 62-yard TD return, a fumble recovery, and 258 kickoff return yards, helping Houston cut left cornerback vulnerability and remain in the Eastern race. The season notes place him among league leaders with eight interceptions, three returned for touchdowns.
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HoPe Star News Basketball Results Summary
NBA results feature Detroit at Los Angeles and New York at Cincinnati with mixed scores. ABA games include Houston and Oakland while Dallas visits New Jersey and Anaheim as Oakland clashes with New Orleans.
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Millwood Lake Information Forecast and Lake Status
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All Opponent Team Chosen From Bobcat Opponents 1967
The writer selects an all opponent grid team from 1967 Bobcat opponents, naming offensive and defensive players by school, position, and year. Notable picks include Ronnie White Prescott and Rusty Crawford Malvern among others, with George Branch of Fairview as head coach.
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Cajun Classic Opens in Lafayette Misread Text
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Bucyk Seeks Bruins Top Career Goal Record
Boston star Jonn Bucyk aims to become the NHL's all time top goal scorer for the Bruins while helping Boston stay atop the East Division. He scored twice in a win over Minnesota, setting up teammate McKenzie for a follow shot and extending his season tally as Boston edges Toronto for the lead.
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Champion Cagers Not Doing Well Despite 1969 Title
The Philadelphia 76ers, former champions, slump at 15 7 and trail the Boston Celtics in the East after a 113 95 loss to the San Francisco Warriors. Wilt Chamberlain scored 12, with nine in the final five minutes, as coaches and players wrestle to find answers amid a swoon.
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