Tulsa Aerial Pioneers Favorable In Bluebonnet Showdown
Tulsa star passer Rhome posted 198 consecutive passes without an interception and 224 completions for 2,870 yards. Twilley added 95 receptions for 1,178 yards and 13 touchdowns, teaming as the leading passing duo against Ole Miss in the Bluebonnet Classic with 50,009 fans watching.
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Rhome
Twilley
Glenn Dobbs
Tulsa
Jerry Racme
Howad Twilley
Brian Piccolo
Wake Forest
Tulsa Missisippi
Arkansas
Memphis State
Sou Ill
Kentucky
Houston
Louisvile
Florida
Cincinnati
Tulane
Okla. State
Vanderbilt
LSU Il
No. Texas St
Tampa
Toledo
Tennessee
Wichita
Miss. State
Ee Caeec Ae
Mississippi
Smart Ole Miss
Cheese Cake
Ike
Undefeated Nevada teams clash in early season hoops scene
Seven games on slate as Southern Nevada teams seek fifth straight wins. Boulder City eyes fifth in Kingman Arizona after beating Kingman at home. Las Vegas and Western host doubleheaders with Crescenta Valley and Glendale California, both unbeaten in early play.
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Southern Nevada
Boulder City
Kingman
Ariz
Jim Nelson
Eagles
Las Vegas High School
Western
Cresenta
Antelope Valley
Palmdale
Calif
Las
Vegas
Dixie
Rancho
Reno
Rams
Sparks
Wooster
Burroughs
Paramount
Bash
Cedar City
Utah
White Pine
Moapa Valley
Hurricane
Parowan
Virgin Val
Gorman
Palm Springs
Needles
Chuck Legler
Rick Johnson
Gene Blanchard
Craig Swallow
Jon Brannon
Wildcat
Las Vegas
Buzz Shafer
Wildcats
California
Glendale
Cresenta Valley
Shafer
Navy’s Wayne Hardin resigns as head coach and seeks admin post
Wayne Hardin resigns as Navy head football coach after a decade at Annapolis, capping a 38–20–2 record and five Army wins in six tries. Doug Scovil is named top likely successor. board will hire after Jan 1, with Hardin moving toward an administrative role per the settlement.
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Annapolis, Md
UPI
Wayne Hardin
U.S. Naval Academy
Army
Athletic Board of Control
Navy
William S. Busik
Navy Athletics
Hardin
Doug Scovil
Busik
Athletic Board
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Wayne
Ladies Volleyball Team Crowned Las Vegas Champs
Ledies Volleyball Rancho Teachers finished 8-0 to win the Las Vegas Recreation Department Women’s Volleyball championship. Roberts Electric took second place while Basic High earned the Sportsmanship Trophy.
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Rancho Teachers
Peeteeee Tee
Roberts Electric Stee Tener
J. D. Smith
Finks
Bonanza
Rec Gals
Easeseeeres
Guthrie
Cecilia Dawson
Cates
Manwill Western High School
Seebans Ee
Roundtable on Sports Guests on KLAS-TV
Joe Delaney hosts a Saturday Roundtable on KLAS-TV Channel 8 with guests Billy Conn former boxing champion James Snyder Las Vegas Sun odds maker Hank Henry and Bryn Armstrong Las Vegas Sun executive editor. They discuss boxing football and baseball including Monday's Giardello Carter middleweight title bout.
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Joe Delaney
Klas-Tv
Delaney
Billy Conn
James Snyder
Las Vegas Sun
Hank Henry
Bryn Armstrong
The
Joey Giardello
Rubin Carter
Tigers win first perpetual trophy in local league
The undefeated Tigers clinched the new perpetual trophy for the fifth and sixth grade touch football league with an 18 to 6 win over the Mustangs. Marcel's Bombers beat the Fast Backs 22 to 6 to capture the post season adult flag football title. An adult basketball league starts January 4 in North Las Vegas, with coaching and participation by local residents invited. A record pee wee and junior high turnout—476 boys signed up—signals a strong cage season as coaches are still needed and volunteers are asked to contact the recreation department. Results from Jim Bridger include 7th grade Warriors 77 and 8th grade Royals 19, among other scores.
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Tigers
North
North Las Vegas
NSW Recreation Department
Jim Bridger
Warriors
Senece
Chief
Arachne J
Aztec
Royals
Celtics
Lakers
Pistons
Coras
Sting Roys
Musierss
Hi Results STH GRADE KO Contest
In a junior high match Knudson led with 35 points and Garsde scored 33 for STH. Jeff Gieuner added 9 while Mike Noltey and Rick McDonald contributed for Kryde Park who finished 47 to 45 against J.C. Fremont. Brad Gerrett put up 19 for HP and Cooper’s score is unclear.
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KO Knudson
Frank Garsde
Jeff Gieuner
Mike Noltey
Grick McDonald
Kryde Park
J.C. Fremont
Brad Gerrett
F—Cooper
Dundee Named New Clay Manager
In Louisville the local sponsoring group named Angelo Dundee as Clay’s manager to replace William Faversham who is hospitalized with a heart ailment. Dundee will also remain Clay’s trainer with Drew Brown as assistant trainer. Faversham stays with the group. Clay attended the funeral of singer Sam Cooke in Chicago and did not attend the meeting.
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Louisville
UPD
Cassius Clay
Angelo Dundee Clay
Distillery
William Faversham
Dundee
Clay
Faversham
Drew Brown
Gordon Davidson
Chicago
Sam Cooke
Patriots Bills face cold test at Fenway for Eastern title
In Boston, the Boston Patriots host the Buffalo Bills in a pivotal Eastern division showdown at Fenway Park. About 40 000 fans expected as Old Man Winter looms. Patriots favored by three points with key players healthy, Kemp and Bass in good shape despite queries about Kemp’s condition.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Patriots
Buffalo Bills
Fenway Park
Fenway
Patriot
Far West
Tom Yewcic
Patriots
Bob Yates
Dartmouth
Dom McKinnon
Buffalo
Jack Kemp
Bills
Lou Saban
Poston
Kemp
Glenn Bass
College Basketball Scores Across Numerous Matches
A flood of college basketball results lists teams such as Duquesne, Colorado State, Kentucky Wesleyan, Navy Pier, Utah State, Morehead, Saint Bonaventure, Niagara, Rochester, Indiana Central, Holy Cross, Rio Grande, West Liberty, Detroit College, Marietta, Wittenberg, North Dakota State, Buena Vista, Indiana Tech, Stevens Point, Wisconsin State University, Creighton, Miami of Ohio, Bowling Green, Adelphi, Drake, Carnegie Tech, Auburn, Virginia Tech, Rice, and many others. The item records scores, opponents, and occasional overtime notes, reflecting a broad, edge-weighted ledger of midseason games.
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Brodley
Utah State
Morehead
Kentucky Wesleyan
Elizzabethtown
Baltimore U
New York U
Penn St
Brockport St
I Tohaca
Marion
Eartham
Indiana Central
McKendress
Holy Cross
Fairfield
Rio Grande
West Liberty W. Va
John Carroll
Western Reserve
Biuffton
Defience
Cedarville
Detroit College
Marietta
Wooster
Wittenberg
Qbertin
Voliperchco
Newberry
Erskine
Elon
Miami
Ohio
Bowling Green
Adelphi
Brock
Minnesota Forward Quits for Cheating on Test
Star Minnesota forward Terry Kunze, 66 senior, suspended for scholastic ineligibility after allegedly cheating on an examination. Kunze led the Gophers with 10.8 points in four games as Minnesota prepares to face Utah State and Loyola of Chicago before the Big Ten schedule. Coach Kundla says the team must work harder without him.
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Minneapolis, Minn
UPI
Minnesota
Terry Kunze
Kunze
Gophers
Utah State
Loyola of Chicago
United Press International
All-University Committee
Edmund G Williamson
John Kundia
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Jimmie
the Gree) Snyder
Mee
Ole Miss
Johnny Vaught
Rebels
Johnny Vaughts
Reds
Missouri Valley
Lou Donovan
San Francisco Bombers
John Parker
International All-Stars
St. Louis
Donovan
Bombers
All-Stars
UPI Telephoto
Ley
Beaver
Lished
Dick Truman
Horace Smith
Darryl Spencer
Jimmy Miller
Craig Rollins
Malcolm Jones
Joe Baccari
Gregory Mead
Emmett Molsee
Cliff Findley
Bill Harris
Jones
Tom Rittman
George Hedrick
Harry Rajsky
Chuck Eaholtz
Rich Warner
Morris Stowers
Don Snyder
Doyle Steele
Boochie Carter
Ken McGhee
Aquinas
San Bernardino
Gaels
Pat McGroarty
Mike Morissey
David Wray
Mike Cortney
Rod Mies
Scovil NO. 1
FE. E
Rip) Miller
Ledies Volleyball
NLV Briefs
Pat-Bill
NBA
Pritadeipma
New York
Ias
Anceies
Detroit
San Francisco
Ge Caess
NHL
Manteg
Toronto Hi
Montreal
Toronto
William Mery
Waal
Dedieware St
Mensfield
Duaquesne
Colorado St
Texas Wesleyan
Toh
Jira Prad
Qvertice
Frederick
Sewatee
Dowd Liescomb
Friends
Kan
Warrikburn
Doore Crlieve
Southwestern Mo
Pittsburg
Bates
Hartford
Kentucky St
Wilberforce
Princeton
Onio St
Steubenville
Francis
Eastern Illlinois & Anderson Central
Simpson
Western Maryland
Franklin & Marshal
Heinsenn
K.C Jones
Thompson
Siestried Ane
Totois
Borces
Green
Reed Oreid
Brycet
Cheppell
Cole
Boston Ue
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Kundla
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