Browns Defeat Colts 27 0 in NFL Championship
The Cleveland Browns blanked the Baltimore Colts 27 to 0 to win the NFL championship. Captain Galen Fiss led the defense with a dominant front four pressuring Johnny Unitas. Jim Kanicki and Dick Modzelewski starred on the line while Frank Ryan connected to Gary Collins on three touchdown passes.
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Bob Gain
New York
Bobby Crespino
Gary Collins
Ryan's Wife Defends Him Amid Browns Victory
Cleveland quarterback Frank Ryan led the Browns to a 27-0 win over Baltimore, throwing three touchdown passes to Gary Collins as he praised teammate contributions and downplayed criticism from a local columnist. He called the game an average day but credited the running game and strong protection for his success.
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Donny Anderson Day Celebrated in Stinnett
Veterans groups and the Stinnett community mark Donny Anderson’s day with a proclamation by Mayor Christian. Speakers include Don Light J T King and Ray Boyd with an autograph party and refreshments planned as part of the celebration in Stinnett.
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Razorbacks Fly To Drill Site
Razorbacks arrive in Houston and proceed to drill for the Cotton Bowl against Nebraska in Dallas on New Year’s Day. The Arkansas team began preparations immediately after landing Sunday in Houston.
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Razorbacks Stage Holiday Practice in Dallas Trip
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles praised a warm reception from about 350 fans at Fayetteville as players gathered after Christmas. The squad, 55 players strong with 11 coaches, will depart for Dallas on Wednesday for a traveling practice session ahead of the season.
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Would Be Miracle Connie Mack Jr Seeks Baseball Commissioner
Connie Mack Jr., now a Gulf American Land Corp. vice president, hopes to be considered for MLB commissioner. He urges speeding up the game, criticizes late innings, and argues the commissioner must have real power, with accountability to owners. He recalls his father’s Athletics era and calls for decisive leadership.
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Albany's Shelton on Star Team
Two Texas players named to Parade Magazine All-America high school football team. Chris Gilbert of Spring Branch earned first team honors as a back with 970 yards on 124 carries. Dick Shelton of Albany made the second squad as a guard among 33 selected nationwide.
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Kemp Maguire Spark Bills Win AFL Title Over Chargers
Former Chargers castoffs Kemp and Maguire fueled Buffalo as the Bills won their first AFL championship 20 to 7. Kemp rushed for a TD and 16 yards, while Maguire forced San Diego errors with a key punt and fielding duties. Cookie Gilchrist led Buffalo with 122 rushing yards and Pete Gogolak added two field goals.
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San Diego
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Keith Lincoln
Tobin Rote
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Rote
Carlton
Mike Stratton
Sid Gillman
Stratton
Texas drills for Alabama in Orange Bowl prep
Texas football held a pass defense drill in Austin without head coach Darrell Royal who attended his daughter's wedding. Assistant coaches led a non contact session as the team prepares for the January 1 game against Alabama in Miami. Phil Norris near full strength after a pulled leg muscle may participate briefly. Ends Knox Nunnally and Sandy Sands remain sidelined.
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Jefferson Stull Among Survivors In Cotton Bowl Quarterfinals
Dallas Jefferson High survives to quarter finals of the Cotton Bowl tournament after dominant 87 65 win over Irving and 93 39 rout of Carleton. Abi lene, Highland Park, Dal las Hillcrest, Dallas Samuels, Dallas Adams, South Oak Cliff, and Dallas Sunset also reach quarterfinals.
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Cotton Bowl Meet Opens With Eight Colleges In Dallas
Eight colleges travel to Dallas for the Cotton Bowl basketball tournament led by defending champion Midwestern. Arlington State faces Texas Wesleyan in the opening game at 9 a.m. with Midwestern meeting Sam Houston State in the second. East Texas State takes on Texas Baptist and Sul Ross clashes with Austin College in the first round. Semifinals set for Tuesday night and the finals Wednesday night.
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Texas Baptist
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Lubbock High Faces Midland High In Late Night Showdown In Tourney
The tourney features Lubbock High against Midland High at 9 p.m. after Midland beat the Westerners 64 46 earlier this season. Asper monte Hornets pace by James Ray and David Frazier look to beat Floydada in a 4 30 p.m. game. McAdoo meets Dimmitt at 1 30 p.m. Morton meets Shallowater Tuesday at 9 a.m. Proceeds go to the South Plains Guidance Center with mayoral presences and all tournament awards including an outstanding player honor.
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Mighty Mighty Mite: Husker Fullback Solich Nets Big Plays
Frank Solich, Nebraska’s 155-pound fullback, stars in the Cotton Bowl buildup as a darting threat who grinds for daylight behind a modest frame. He has 444 rushing yards on 87 carries and adds kickoff returns, punts, and a 45-yard touchdown pass, despite past roster tricks to inflate weight.
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Scorers Meet Mississippi Then Navigate Tournament Pairings
In Gulf South action at Shreveport the Scorers face Mississippi, then could meet Centenary or Virginia Military next. TCU opens Sun Bowl play in El Paso vs New Mexico with Texas Western or William and Mary as the following foe. Texas Tech draws Vanderbilt in Sugar Bowl at New Orleans with Louisville or Georgia Tech next. Texas vs Georgia in Gator Bowl at Jacksonville with Florida and Wake Forest in the other game. Aggies play Trinity in San Antonio Wednesday night. Yankees introduce three rookie players on 1965 roster: Gil Blanco, Bobby Murcer, and Ross Moschitto.
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Gomer Jones weighs weather impact on Oklahoma Gator Bowl
Jacksonville Florida January 2 1969 Coach Gomer Joness Oklahoma football squad returned by chartered plane after a 79 degree day in Oklahoma City He considered how if warm weather persists practice plans and bowl game strategy might be affected He stressed treating the bowl like a regular game but with more time to prepare and scheduled the first Oklahoma practice for Sunday afternoon with potential double sessions if needed
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Alabama Charges Prep For Texas In Orange Bowl Run
Alabama completed a 14 hour Sunday workout in Miami as they prep for the New Year’s night Orange Bowl against Texas. Joe Namath impressed with his knee and other first string players stayed in peak shape while trainer Jim Goosetree noted no serious injuries among the starters. The practice focused on offensive and defensive passes with the second team running Texas plays versus the first team defense.
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