Vanderbilt Edges SMU In Overtime 88-84 Opener
Vanderbilt defeats Southern Methodist 88-84 in overtime led by Tom Hagan with 34 points and key late scores. SMU’s Gary Sibley tied the game at 76-76 and 78-78, while Bo Wayenandt added 21 for the Commodores in Dallas.
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Raiders fall to Utes as Tech struggles late
Utah built a 57-48 advantage and widened to 66-54 before Tech's surge faded. Coach Gibson praised sophomores and overall effort but urged fewer mistakes and improved shooting above 45 percent.
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Georgia Tech Tops Rice in Intersectional Tilt
Georgia Tech defeated Rice 84 to 70 as four Tech players scored at least 16 points. Ted Pomasovich led with 23 points, Phil Wagner added 19, Dave Clark 11, and Pete Thorne 11. Larry Miller led Rice with 18 points.
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Kiniski Thesz Rematch Headlines St. Louis Card
Gene Kiniski defends the World's Heavyweight Championship against Lou Thesz who won the title from him last January in St. Louis. Kurt Von Brauners defend the World Tag Team Championship with Karl Von Brauner against Icky Romero and Dory Funk Jr. in a best of three falls one hour limit bout. The card opens with a six man tag team bout featuring The Medic Dr Blood and The Duke vs Jerry Kozak Terry Funk and Dory Funk. Thunderbolt Patterson vs The Lawman also on card.
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Lou Thesz
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Karl von Brauner
Icky Romero
Dory Funk Jr
Medic
Dr. Blood
Duke
Jerry Kozak
Terry Funk
Dory Funk
Thunderbolt Patterson
the Lawman
Sunland Results Include Quinella and Finish Details
Sunland results list several racing payouts and finishes. Notable entries include QUINELLA paying 11.20 with 19 paid, Rumpus Valley prices at 4.80 and 2.60, Blue Dawn at 7.20, and Pepper at 6.80. Various distances shown include 400 yards with multiple runners and odds.
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UPI
Penland Eark Snore
Berean
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Teiano
Daly
Ee Reali
Jimma
Missile Flight
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Johnny
Rumpus Valley
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Pepper
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Missouri Rips Hogs in season opener
Missouri defeated Arkansas 74 to 58 as Eugene Jones and Tom Johnson sparked a second half burst. Jones scored 19 and Johnson 17 to push the Tigers clear after a 49-45 margin with about eight minutes left. Benton Cone led Arkansas with 18.
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Air Force Navy Triumphs in Dual Meet at Tech Pool
Air Force Academy swimmers edged Texas Tech 60 53 as eight firsts helped secure the win. Chris Curtis and Bob Nieman each had two wins, sweeping the 1000 and 500 free and the 50 and 100 free. Texas Tech's Pete Velde and Bill Jones stood out with multiple top finishes.
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Rich Hagelin
John Graham
Warren Flaherty
Bob Skinner
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Terry Brown
Robert Gouldy
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Rick Fox
Bill Griffith
Tim O'Rourke
Kirk Happ
Bill O'Neil
Apa
Rick Pajot
Rob McCreary
Jim Gray
Schoolboys Move On To Semifinals
Abilene Cooper Richardson Houston Bellaire and Austin Reagan reach Class AAAA semifinals after broad Saturday night wins. Cooper 37-0 over Amarillo Tascosa. Richardson 27-0 over Dallas Adams. Bellaire 28-6 over Beaumont Hebert. Reagan 20-0 over San Antonio Brackenridge.
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Blues Sign Former Montreal Scoring Star Dicke Moore
The St. Louis Blues announced on Saturday they signed 36 year old Dicke Moore to a one year NHL contract. Moore led the NHL in scoring twice during his 12 seasons with the Canadiens before retiring in 1964 due to a knee injury. The Blues acquired Moore rights from Toronto by loaning Pat Quinn to their Tulsa farm team.
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Tulsa
Long diet pays off as Indiana dominates weight to Rose Bowl
Indiana trimmed 577 pounds from players in the off season under coach Johnny Pont, lifting the Hoosiers from obscurity to a Rose Bowl berth. Led by Harry Gonso, Indiana upset Purdue 19-14 in the Old Oaken Bucket game and tied for the Big Ten title with Minnesota.
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Dickens
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Nebraska
Doug Crusan
Greco
Lamar Wins SPC Meet in 102-67 Final
Lamar Junior College of Colorado swept Clarendon Junior College 102-67 in the South Plains tournament final. MVP Craig Mayberry scored 37 for Lamar. Brownwood, Seed and Delinting took third with a 114-78 win over Schriener Institute. New Mexico Junior College beat South Plains 89-79 in consolation. Larry Leek led South Plains with 19 points. Frank Phillips Junior College beat West Texas State 84-65 for seventh. Cepeda Award note follows.
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Lamar Junior College of Colorado
Clarendon Junior College
Lamar
Craig Mayberry
Brownwood
Schriener Institute
New Mexico Junior College
South Plains Texans
New Mexico
South Plains
Larry Leek
Frank Phillips Junior College
Borger
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Vincent
Garret
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Leek
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Kigallon
Kenmore
Hines
Powell
Pentathlon Opened Olympics Schedule Reveals Opening Day Events
Mexico City 1968 Olympic program lists modern pentathlon on October 13 to 17 with women and men events, plus opening ceremonies on October 12. Track and field, basketball, boxing, rowing, swimming and diving appear early. weightlifting runs October 13 to 19 as the games unfold across multiple venues and dates.
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Acapulco
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