Fights Last Night Cal Purdue UCLA Top Grid Poll
Notre Dame falls from the top ranking after a 24 point loss to Southern California as USC leads the AP poll. Purdue rises to second after 41 6 beatdown of Ohio State, UCLA moves to third after topping California. Colorado NC State Alabama Tennessee Georgia Houston Wyoming round out the top ten.
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Sy Ben Olan
Press
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Southern California
Associated Press
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Wyoming
Trojans
Boilermakers
Ohio State
California
Bruins
Colorado
North Carolina State
Alabama
Georgia
Houston
Missouri
Maryland
Crimson Tide
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Houston Cougars
Utah
Nebraska
Kansas
Southern
Carolina
Basketball Pro Basketball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
NBA results and schedules with teams Cincinnati Detroit San Francisco New York Los Angeles Chicago St Louis San Diego. ABA result Dallas 129 Anaheim 125. Boxers and fighters listed with outcomes in Syracuse Yonkers Las Vegas Los Angeles Detroit Paris Sydney Tokyo summaries.
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NBA
Cincinnati
Detroit
San Francisco
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Louis
San Diego
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Senegal
Sydney
Australia
Bobby Dunlop
Tony Montano
Phoenix
Ariz
Tokyo
Hiroshi Kobayashi
Japan
Song Ki-Sin
South Korea
Oakland Emerges as Major Sports Center in Bay Area
Oakland, Calif., leapfrogs San Francisco in regional sports status as A’s move talks heat up. Coliseum complex, 28 million investment, 50 000 baseball seats, 13 000 football arena, and a 40 year deal plan frame an ambitious bid to lure the Athletics from Kansas City.
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Charles McMurtry
Associated Press
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Transbay
San Francisco
California
Baseball Athletics
Kansas City
Charles O
Finley
Chicago
Robert T. Nahas
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Calumseum, Inc
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Wayne Valley
Edward McGah
Fradehiste
Tex Indiiandullacs
Wilson
Hall Rated Best Team in State in 1967 Arkansas Grid Race
In Arkansas high school football Hall in Texarkana and Benton lead the AP poll tied at 122 points each with Northside at Texarkana, North Little Rock, Conway, and Sheridan among top 10. Class AA and other divisions list Conway Sheridan LR Central El Dorado Pine Bluff and others as contenders with weeks' results noted. It notes a large European boats population estimate at the end.
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Associated Press
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Texarkana
Benton
Fort Smith
Northside
Rock Hall
Benson
Hall
Little Rock
Warriors
Grizzlies
Razorbacks
Panthers
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Springdale
Fayetteville
Conway
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Brinkley
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Berryville
Stamps
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Rison
LR Halt
FS Northside
LR Central
FS Southside
Gentry
LA Catholic
Malvern
Magnolia
Marianna
Rogers
West Memphis
ROPES ARK STAR NOTES NHL MOTDAYS RESULTS
The item lists hockey results with matchups Montreal at New York Detroit at Toronto Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis Minnesota at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at California. The note appears as a printed offset hockey roundup from a state paper.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Montreal
New York
Detroit
Toronto
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
California
Williams Named Manager of the Year for 1967
Dick Williams, rookie manager of the Boston Red Sox, won the 1967 AP Manager of the Year award with 324 votes from 397 writers and broadcasters. He led Boston from ninth to a pennant race finish, guiding stars like Carl Yastrzemski and Jim Lonborg while developing players from Toronto.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
NEW York
Dick Williams
Boston Red Sox
Williams
Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
Bill Rigney
California
Mayo Smith
Detroit
Minnesota
Cal Eriner
Billy Herman
Chicago Cubs
Boston
St. Louis
Toronto
Carl Yastrzemski
Jim Lonborg
Reggie Smith
Juniors Fall To Nashville Jr High In Homecoming Thriller
Hope Bob kittens battled to a 0-6 loss against Nashville Jr High, with injuries hampering stars Danny Putman and Gary Jones. Massanelli to Rateliff nearly produced a 65 yard score wiped out by a clipping penalty. Walston scored for Nashville on a 19 yard sweep with no extra point. Homecoming Friday features College Hill Bears of Texarkana, with Delia Jordan named Homecoming Queen.
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Hope Bobkittens
Skein
Nashville Jr
Nashville
Hope
Danny Putman
Gary Jones
Joe Fouse
Ken McMahon
Putman
Jones
Pitman
Acion
Prescott
Scott Gunter
Kittens
Ronnie Massanelli
Charles Rateliff
Larry Walston
College Hill Bears
Texarkana
Delia Jordan
Nix Steers Steelers at Quarterback Job Growth
Kent Nix, a rookie thrust into the Steelers quarterback role, reports growing confidence as he endures pressure and learns under fire. Despite three losses, he believes he is proving capable with each game and anticipates competition with Bill Nelsen upon his return from injury.
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Pittsburgh
Kent Nix
Pittsburgh Steelers
Nix
Steelers
Bill Nal
Nelsen
Sulsen
Sie Nan
Lusse
Uly
Solunar Tables From Knight Planned Daily Sport Windows
The Solunar schedule printed from Richard Alden Knight’s Solunar Tables advises planning days to fish or hunt during Major periods bolded on the times shown, lasting an hour and a full two hours thereafter, with Minor periods in regular type of shorter duration. Use Central Daylight Saving Time.
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Richard Alden Knight
Razorbacks begin ten hour first practice of season
Parker Cage reports Fayetteville Arkansas Razorback basketball opens with ten hours of practice as 10 players report including four lettermen. Coach Waller expresses early work limits while noting effort and improvement. In golf Arnold Palmer wins Piccadilly World Match Play title 1 up over Peter Thomson.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas Razorback
Razorback
Virginia Water
Engrant
Arnold Palmer
Peter Thomson
Australia
Hagan Leads Dallas Pro Cage Team In ABA Debut
Cliff Hagan comes out of retirement to coach and play for the Dallas Chaparrals, scoring 35 points with 12 rebounds and eight assists in a 129 to 125 win over the Anaheim Amigos. Anaheim's Steve Chubin tops losers with 24 points as Dallas claims the opener in ABA history.
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Cliff Hagan
Texas
Hagan
Dallas Chaparrals
Anaheim Amigos
American Basketball Association
St. Louis Hawks
ABA
Bob Verga
Duke
Chaparrals
Anaheim
Steve Chubin
NBA
All Star Teams Picked In 1967 Poll By AP
The National League places six players and the American League four on the MLB All Star team for 1967. Roberto Clemente leads NL with a .357 batting, Hank Aaron tops NL homers with 33, Orlando Cepeda leads NL in runs batted in with 115. Tim McCarver and Mike McCormick are among NL picks. Yaz and Lonborg headline AL selections with Carew, Fregosi, and others also named.
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NEW Fork
American League
Associated Press
Quiffeliers
Roberto Clemante
Pittsburgh
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Orlando Cepeda
Clemente
Aaron
Cepeda
Raw Santo
Chicago Cubs
Tim McCarver
St. Louis
Mike McCormick
San Francisco
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Yaz
Nain
Dullain Javier
Curt Pivad
Brooks Robinson
Frank Robinson
Baltimere
AL Kaline
BU Frehan
Detroit
Gary Peters
Joel Horton
Chiraun White Sox
Biro Peloucelil
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