Alabama Purdue Florida Win Major Bowl Classics
Alabama overwhelmed Nebraska 34-7 in the Sugar Bowl to finish 11-0 and claim national power status. Purdue edged Southern California 14-13 in the Rose Bowl, while Florida defeated Georgia Tech 27-12 in the Orange Bowl with Steve Spurrier earning MVP honors.
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Purdue Wins Rose Bowl 14 13 Over USC In Dramatic Finish
Purdue edged USC 14 13 in Pasadena as Bob Griese led a late Purdue drive but USC failed on a two point try with 2:28 left. Don McCall scored USC’s touchdown and Troy Winslow connected on a late pass before George Catavolos sealed the win with an interception.
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Purdue
Southern California
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Jack Mollenkopf
Mol
Lenkopf
Bob Griese
Griese
Perry Williams
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Spartans
Trojans
UCLA
Bruins
Trojan
Don McCall
Troy Winslow
Rod Sherman
McKay
Winslow
Jim Lawrence
George Catavolos
Guerin Clutch Shot Lifts Hawks Past Pistons in NBA Thriller
Richie Guerin scored 41 as the St. Louis Hawks edged the Detroit Pistons 122-120 in Memphis with 13 seconds left. Bill Bridges added 32 for St. Louis while Dave DeBusschere and Eddie Miles paced Detroit with 22 each before dropping three games behind the Hawks in the Western Division.
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St. Louis Hawks
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Pistons
National Basketball Association
Memphis
Tenn
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Bill Bridges
Dave DeBusschere
Detroit
Financial Split in Dallas Game
Georgia earns about 125000 for Cotton Bowl appearance after beating SMU 249. The SEC divides 115000 of the 230000 payout to the conference and about 95000 to be shared among its 10 member schools. SMU receives 10000 with the remaining 93000 split among eight conference members, roughly 16000 each.
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Tex
Georgia
Southern Methodist
SMU
Mustangs
Russian Skater Kaplan Wins Oslo Meet Title
Val ery Kaplan of Russia captured the overall title at an international speed skating meet in Oslo, finishing the two day program with 179 227 points. Teammate Edouard Matusevich came in second with 170 963 points after a fifth race finish in the 10 000 meter event.
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Valery Kaplan
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Licenses Require Renewal After Today for Hunters
Pratt Kansas Forest and Fish and Game Commission warns hunters a new state license is needed after today. An extended season for quail and pheasants requires a 1967 Upland Game Bird Stamp. Duck hunters are reminded their current duck stamp remains valid for the last two days of the season as it crosses into the new year.
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Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
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Sayers Joins Trotters Halfback to Showdowns in Kansas City
Gale Sayers, 1965 NFL Rookie of the Year and 1966 rushing champion, leaves football for a Globetrotters appearance. He will join the Harlem Globetrotters in Kansas City next Friday for a game against the New York Nationals at Municipal Auditorium and perform a football baseball comedy routine at halftime.
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Scholander Sets Irish 400 Meter Freestyle Record
Don Scholander of Santa Clara California set an Irish 400 meter freestyle record in 4 29.7 at an international meet on Monday. He broke the previous mark by 16.1 seconds and beat Alan Kimber of England by two yards.
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Don Scholander
Santa Clara
Calif
Alan Kimber
England
Clarke enters Cinquio Mulini cross-country race in Italy
Australian distance great Ron Clarke, world record holder for 5,000 and 10,000 meters, entered the Cinquio Mulini cross-country event in San Vittore Olona near Milan on January 22.
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San Vittore Olona
Snowfall Boosts Kansas Hunting Prospects in 1966 Seasons
Heavy snow in Kansas improves hunting prospects as moisture ends a dry spell. The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission says pheasant season runs through January 8 and quail until January 15, with better rabbit hunting as rabbits become more active in daytime thaws.
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Pratt
Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Pirates Reds Cubs stars play in every game last season
Bill Mazeroski of the Pirates Leo Cardenas of the Reds and Billy Williams of the Cubs each appeared in every game for their teams during the prior season reflecting durability and consistent lineup presence.
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Pirates
Leo Cardenas
Reds
Billy Williams
Cubs
Perkins Star Power Tops Nebraska in Sugar Bowl
Alabama end Ray Perkins exploded for 178 yards and seven receptions as No. 3 Alabama crushed Nebraska 34-7 in the Sugar Bowl. Quarterback Kenny Stabler threw for 218 yards, earned MVP honors, while Perkins and Bryant showcased a dominant offense and stifling defense that overwhelmed Devaney’s Cornhuskers.
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Bob Devaney
Alabama
Bryant
Crimson Tide
Nebraska
New Orleans
Devaney
Cornhuskers
Notre Dame
Kenny Stabler
Ray Perkins
Tide
Perkins
Oklahoma
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Kenny
Snake) Stabler
Red Elephants
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Kaye Carstens
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Misconceptions about Kansas fish and game laws
Thayne Smith explains common misunderstandings in Kansas hunting and trespass rules. Landowner permission is needed to hunt on roadsides and railroad rights of way, and ponds stocked by the commission remain under owner control. Farmers should file trespass complaints to curb violations. Reading the Fish and Game Laws of Kansas helps answer frequent questions.
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Kansas
Fish and Game
Commission
Pratt
Fish and Game Commission
Balance and stance in bowling release and finish
The article stresses balance as essential in every bowling move. It highlights the release and finish as the acid test and notes a key checkpoint: the left foot should be centered directly under the body.
Brock tops NL with 74 steals last season
Lou Brock of the St. Louis Cardinals paced the National League in stolen bases last season with 74. Maury Wills had led the six previous seasons.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Maury Wills
Weekend College Basketball Scores Roundup
Saturday results include Auburn 64 over Vanderbilt 49 and Kentucky 96 over Notre Dame 85. Mississippi State 93 beat Georgia 71 and Florida 79 over Mississippi by Ball. Ivansville 87 in overtime over Memphis State.
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Georgia
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Yale
Princeton
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Davidson
Virginia
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Houston
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Tech
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Alabama
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Brig. Young
Dayton
Harvard
San Diego
Montana
Creighton
Santa Clara
Pro Cage Saturday Results Across Cities
A sequence of scores shows New York 107 over Cinal hall 103 while Sunday results include Los Angeles 411 over Boston 110 and St. Louis 128 over New York 105. Other scores list St. Louis 122 to Detroit 120 and Baltimore to Detroit at New York and Philadelphia at New Yorks.
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Boston
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Detroit
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New Yorks
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Chicago
Florida Gators Seize Orange Bowl Victory Over Georgia Tech
Florida beats Georgia Tech 27 12 in the Orange Bowl to finish 9 2 on the season. Sophomore halfback Larry Smith rushed for 187 yards and a 94 yard TD run, while Ray Graves lauds Florida as a big time program. The Gators’ defense forced four interceptions as Spurrier’s successor hopes rise.
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McKay
Larry Smith
Steve van Buren
Florida
Yellow Jackets
Spurrier
Nebraska
Perkins
Baltimore
Bob Griese
Perry Williams
Southern Cal
Don McCall
Trojan
Winslow
Sherman
George Catavolos
Georgia Tech
Gators
Smith
Alabama
Miami
Georgia
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Tennessee
Syracuse
Jacksonville
Fla
San Francisco
Ray Graves
Graves
Steve Spurrier
Tech
Graham McKeel
Wayne Barfield
McKeel
Harmon Wages
Jack Coons
Kim King
Craig Baynham
Larry Good
Bobby Dodd
Kansans Face Oklahoma as Bohnenstiehl Doubtful
The ninth ranked Kansas University team, opener vs Oklahoma, awaits news on Rodger Bohnenstiehl who is at KU Medical Center with a knee vein issue. He is doubtful to play this Saturday with possible return if treated, or season ending if operation is needed. The Jayhawks carry a 9-2 record after a 3-0 surge and prepare to face the Sooners’ trio Sidle Rogers Johnson.
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Oklahoma
Rodger Bohnenstiehl
KU Medical Center
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Bohnenstiehl
Collinsville
Iowa State
Allen Fieldhouse
Med Center
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Ted Owens
Jays
Sooner
Don Sidle
Willie Rogers
Jim Johnson
Kansas
City Leagues Industrial League Scoring Leaders Highlight
Leading scorers include Frank Dow dell with 19.38 for Co op and Tom Black and Duane Schwada for Haverty Hedges. In High School Church League Plymouth Aarne RLDS WES lead Oliver Trinity Lutheran with 21.0 and Richard Ray Assembly with 20.3 as top scorers.
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Cscs
Frank Dowdell
Co-op
Tom Black
Duane Schwada
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Nanspreensia Agvaczre
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Steve Revenue
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