Aspermont and Dimmitt Triumph in High School Showdowns
Aspermont Hornets built a second half surge to beat Shallowater 76 63 as Gary Luces scored 18 in the third and Nathan Ray tops Aspermont with 27. Lorenzo led by Donnie Kuchler 23 and Johnny Watson 20 as Lorenzo fell 66 74 to Lubbock Christian.
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Consolation bracket brings back Coronado and Mon terey clash
In the consolation round Coronado and Monterey yank to rallies as Sam Holt and Lynn Shuttlesworth lead Coronado and Texas City with Holt's 14 points. Monterey improves to 4 4 while El Paso Irvin slips to 4 5 as McCallum defeats San Angelo with David Johnson scoring 21.
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Crosbyton Stars Edge Rival in Narrow League Tilt
Lance Morris led Crosbyton with 18 points as the small school division clash produced a tight scoring duel and showcased Crosbyton's offensive push.
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Collegiate basketball results and tournament scores
Scattered first round and tournament results list numerous college games. Notable scores include Connecticut 9 George Washington 64 and Central Connecticut 100 Bates 1, with additional results from Miami Ohio Tulane and Washington State vs West Virginia among others. Several conference tournaments are noted with South Dakota over Morningside 71 87, North Dakota State over North Dakota 77, and Mount Union plus Detroit Tech. Other results feature George Tech 101 Michigan 70 and Villanova style matchups like Virginia 112 Columbia 88.
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Ohio
Tulane
Washington State
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Jan Angeles
Georgia Tech
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Park Ridge
Carthage
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Johnson C. Smith
Alcorn
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Morningside
North Dakota State
North Dakota
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Marietta
Dennison
Mount Union
Detroit Tech
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Virginia
Columbia
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Town
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Cincinnati
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Auburn
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Baldwin-Wallace Christman Ation
Edinboro State
Walsh
Lafayette
Grand Canyon
Ariz
Adams
Houston
Kent State
Temple
Ariza State
Rontana State
Texas
North Jersey
Sewark South
Grains Rise on Light Trade and Cold Weather
Chicago Board of Trade soybeans and most grains moved higher in light trading as farmers withhold soy from country elevators. Wheat gained on firm export outlook and mercantile strength, corn edged up on light receipts and cold Central U.S. weather, oats and rye up slightly, soy oil and meal mixed. Minor scores and tournament results follow in scattered brief mentions.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
United States
Willard’s 1919 Dempsey Fight Remembered in Film
The article recalls Jess Willard’s boxing career including losing to Jack Dempsey in Toledo on July 4, 1919, after beating Jack Johnson in Havana in 1918. It notes found Johnson fight films showing Willard’s skill and power and describes Dempsey’s brutal first round assault and Willard’s injuries. Visitors wish him well on his 85th birthday.
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Jack Dempsey
Toledo
Ohio
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Muhammad Ali confronts nickname dispute with Uncle Tom remark
Clay demands use of his chosen name Muhammad Ali in a Garden release discussion. Terrell defends Cassius Clay as the name used by others. Tensions rise as Clay accuses Terrell of calling him Uncle Tom and Terrell denies the insult while referencing the release.
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Auburn Nips Frogs 80-78 in Mobile Classic thriller
Auburn edged Texas Christian 80-78 as Tee Faircloth sealed the win with a late field goal. Mickey McCarty scored 28 for Auburn, who led by 14 at halftime before TCU rallied to tie 78-78 in the final minutes.
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Auburn
Texas Christian
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Bowl predictions from a sports writer who jokes about luck
The columnist offers picks for major bowls. Georgia beats SMU 27 to 14 in the Cotton Bowl, Alabama defeats Nebraska 17 to 7 in the Sugar, Georgia Tech tops Florida 24 to 20 in the Orange, Tennessee defeats Syracuse 20 to 7 in the Gator, and the Rose Bowl prediction is dismissed with indifference.
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Alabama
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Panthers Top Small College Poll Opens 1966-67 Season
The Associated Press first semis small college basketball poll for 1966-67 lists Kentucky Wesleyan at No. 1 with seven first place votes and 115 points, Southern Illinois second with 99, Cheyney State third with 79, followed by Akron, Tennessee State, Pan American, Indiana State, Grambling, San Diego State and Arkansas AM&N. National board of 15 writers based ballots on play through Dec 24 with many other schools receiving votes.
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Pennsylvania
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Tennessee State
Pan American
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Pat Halkii
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Aussies I star may quit tennis after strong run
Emerson hints at retirement as he notes growing difficulty to reach top form and keep enthusiasm. Australia remains a top team with U.S. champion Fred Stolle, John Newcombe and Tony Roche, likely shaping the nation’s status regardless of his decision.
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Tony Roche
Houston Pampa Take Wins In Hobbs Meet
In Hobbs Tournament action Houston Spring Branch defeated Odessa High 50 44 and Pampa edged Lovington 61 58 on Wednesday. Spring Branch and Pampa each secured first round victories in the special Hobbs event.
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Crickets and Kingpins Triumph in Holiday Bowling Tourney
The A L Kingpins take the senior boys title with 2872 while the Crickets win senior girls with 2815 at O and L Bowl. Howard Medlock led senior boys with 1812 and Donna Klaus led senior girls with 1731. Oakwood Strikers win bantam girls 1573. Mixed Up Girls top junior girls with 282. Green Hornets capture junior boys 2756. Imps Five win bantam boys 1529. David Welch bantam top 1013. James Salesky tops junior boys 1744. Over 150 bowlers competed.
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Howard Medlock
Donna Klaus
Oakwood Strikers
Linda Flores
Pam Gordon
Green Hornets
Imps-Five
David Welch
James Salesky
Curt Flood Stars Infield Handling for Cardinals
Curt Flood, St Louis Cardinal outfielder, handled 396 chances in 159 games last season without an error.
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