Stevens Shines As Western Rallies To 13 12 Sun Bowl Win
Second half surge by Texas Western quarterback Billy Stevens, named MVP, fuels a 13 12 victory over Texas Christian. Stevens passes for 208 yards and a touchdown after intermission, overcoming an early deficit as Western takes a late lead on Joe Con’s field goal.
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Texas Christian
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Horned Frog
Curt. Parsons
Kent Nix
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Joe Cook
Texal Christian
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Tess Christian
Mackenzie To Lead Oklahoma Sooners After Broyles Era
Jim Mackenzie will become Oklahoma head coach Sunday, leaving Arkansas after nine years as Frank Broyles' chief assistant. He plans to implement the I formation and meet with Oklahoma assistants, aiming to lure high school prospects to campus as he begins the rebuilding effort.
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Dallas
Jim Keane
Arkansas
Frank Brovies
Norman
University of Oklahoma
Razorbacks
Oklahoma
Broyles
Hogs
MacKenzie
Ohio man dies after vehicle pinned by train at crossing
An Ohio man, 56, Clemons of Woodsfield, was crushed when his car stalled between track's at a crossing. His wife Mrs James H Clemons shouted to him from a distance that she was safe. She said he left to seek help after the collision, then collapsed and died as the train bore down.
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Bereaky
Ohio
Cain
James H. Clemons
Clemons
Woodsfield
Caprockprep football preview cites likely starters and key matchups
Lubbock notes preview Caprock facing Westerner in a revolving post offensive setup. Caprock coach Cliff Merritens may start McDuffell Ted McBride Marty Speckman James Duckworth Carl Denney and Dennis Stratton. The Longhorns beat Tascosa 58 57 in their lone win. Cowhands from LS will test Caprock B team before the varsity. Palo Duro meets Borger and Amarillo faces Tascosa in league play.
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Laftwich
Caprock
Cliff Merritens
McDuffell
Ted McBride
Marty Speckman
James Duckworth
Carl Denney
Dennis Stratton
Longhorns
Teague
Tascosa
Don Gardner
Cap Rock
Palo Duro
Borger
Amarillo
Taseosa
Union Wilson split non conference tilts
Union and Wilson produced a mixed result in a Friday night non conference doubleheader. The Union girls won 28 to 21 led by Vicki Lane with 10 points while Wilson boys lost 41 to 31 as Ann Phillips scored 11 for Wilson.
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Plaza
Cyprus
Pensacola Youth Is Tourney Winner
Pensacola High School senior Allet Miller rallied from a late place to win the Junior Orange Bowl Golf Tournament in Miami. Miller shot a one under par 71 in the final round for a two day total of 146 to prevail by one stroke in a playoff with Bruce Fleischer.
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Fla
Pensacola
Allet Miller
Miller
France
Paris
Bruce Fleischer
Cochran
Ternment
Offi
Duke Beats Notre Dame In Sun Bowl Warmup
Duke’s Blue Devils overcome a 10 day layoff to win 95 83 over Notre Dame. Duke trailed early as Notre Dame led by eight, then switched to a five man unit and surged ahead. Marin and Ondak led Duke with 24 and 15 points respectively. Keller and Monohan were top scorers for Notre Dame with 15 each.
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N.C
Duke
Blue Devils
Notre Dame
Johnny Dee
SMT
Mike Lewis
Steve Ondak
Jack Marin
Marin
Brian Keller
Jim Monohin
Qualls Hired By Arlington State
Arlington State announces Charlie Qualls will join the coaching staff February 1 as first assistant handling the defensive line. Bearden notes Qualls’ successful run at McKinney and Mesquite with playoff appearances and a 14541 record the past two years at Mesquite.
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Charlie Qualls
Arlington State
Chena Gilstrayy
Qualls
Burley Bearden
Gilstrap
McKinney
Mesquite
Jost
Bearden
North Texas State
Russian Hockey Team Takes World Crown
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo AP Russia won its second consecutive international hockey tournament title by defeating Czechoslovakia 30. The Russians finished 34 record for the annual event. Goalie Victor Konevalenko posted the first shutout of the four team format with stellar saves and a stingy defense protected him all night.
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Colorado
Springs
Colo
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Victor Konevalenko
Emperor's Cup Triumph for 310-Pound Sumo Star
Tokyo reports great bird TOKYO who weighed 310 pounds won the Emperor's Cup in Sumo wrestling on September 20 1964 after a superb 14 victories in 15 bouts.
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Tokyo
Sunland Race Meeting Sparks Mixed Results Amid Finishes
Race card shows a jumble of placements and times with drivers and horses such as Graes ugg Paes, Heasty Sai, and Reckless sy Hetty. Notable figures include Copper Hall, Renal SIXTH, and Furlonge Y Deaies with varied payouts and distances, while terms like Quinella and payout figures appear alongside crowd names and track notes.
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Vandy Sheila
Richie
Quinella
Hetty
Copper Hall
Renal
Ems
Ty Stepps
Allendanve
Washington vs East in 41st annual game ends 22-7
Washington quarterback Ted Hullin threw three touchdowns as the West defeated the East 22 to 7 at Kezar Stadium before 56,121 in San Francisco. Hullin connected with Ame zona State Ben Hawkins and Gary Gar rison and Ron Sbranti, with standout defense from McAdams Harper and Matson helping repel the East.
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Washington
Ted Hullin
West
Seattle
Amezona State
Ben Hawkins
Gary Garrisson
San Diego State
Ron Shranti
U Utah
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Hullin
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Ketur
Jim Grabowski
John Hankinson
University of Minnesota
Aaron Brown
Ken Ivan
Notre Dame
Hankinson
Dave Tobey
Oregon
Ron Medved
Hawking
Hawkins
Sun Devil
Stan Quintana
New Mexico
Gary Garison
Medved
Oklahoma State
Walt Garrison
Garrett
Walt’ Garrison
Sbranti
Carl McAdams
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Brown
Fast State
McAdams
Torkey
Charles Harper
Oklahoate
Pat Matson
Ore
Greg Kent
Utah
Fred Forsberg
Jack O'Billovich
Oregon State
Grabowski
Green Bay
Lamesa Opens District AAAA With Big Win Over Snyder
In Snyder, the La Mesa Tornadoes rolled to an 81-19 lead after three quarters and beat the Tigers to open the district season. Key scorers were Thompson with 13, Magen 11, Fees 10, Everhart 10, while Snyder’s Bullard led with 9 points. Lamesa shot 58 percent to Snyder’s 20 percent. Lamesa also won the B game 56-44 with Beatty scoring 19.
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Monterey Gym
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X Fox Fame
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Mustangs
Petersburg
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Toen
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Mike Jones
Mark Leaverton
Chuck Rosebrough
Robert Sweatt
Bill Turner
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Bob Townley
Richard Black
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Joe Michalka
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Snyder
Ricky Dyer
Laemesa Tornadoes
Tigers
Lamesa
Thompson
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