Parseghian backs Challenge Bowl to crown national grid champion
Notre Dame coach Ara Parseghian proposed a post season Challenge Bowl chosen by athletic directors coaches writers and broadcasters to decide the national title. He suggested Texas and Penn State or Ohio State and Southern California as possible participants if such a game existed this season.
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Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian
Parseghian
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Ohio State
Missouri
Southern California
Michigan
Mississippi
Arkansas
Parseginan
Shanklin Details Race Incident Prompting Spurned Bowl
North Texas State University football player Ron Shanklin said he and three Black teammates quit the South team two days before the American Bowl in Tampa Florida due to a racial incident at the hotel. The players left after a New Year Eve incident. no on field issue was involved.
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Amarillo
North Texas State University
Tampa
Fla
Ron Shanklin
Shanklin
North Texas
Glen Holloway
Arthur James
East Texas State
Ron Gardin
Arizona
Tucson
Ariz
Gordin
James
Texarkana
Tex
All-American Games Indoor Meet Highlights Elite Track
San Francisco hosts top track stars including Lee Evans Dick Fosbury Bob Seagren Bill Toomey and Willie Davenport for the All-American Games indoors at the Cow Palace. A new indoor pentathlon features Toomey Hodge and Sloan with events in long jump 60 yard dash high jump shot put and 400 meters. Seagren eyes 18 feet as pole vaulters test six attempts at designated heights breaking current elimination rules.
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San Francisco
Cow Palace
Lee Evans
Dick Fosbury
Bob Seagren
Bill Toomey
Willie Davenport
Russ Hodge
Rick Sloan
Seagren
Dick Railsback
Jon Vaughn
Erkki Mus- Yakari
Celebration Turns Violent After Texas Victory at Cotton Bowl
Police arrested about 25 people on Guadalupe Street near the University of Texas after Texas beat Notre Dame 17 to 1. Officers reported juveniles and repeat offenders throwing rocks beer bottles and firecrackers at patrol cars and celebrants. Denny McLain noted for winning the Cy Young award is mentioned with a 55 15 combined record.
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Austin
Texas
Guadalupe Street
University of Texas
Notre Dame
Denny McLain
Late Score Lifts Bullets Over Reds in Narrow Win
Wes Unseld hit a rolling hook with 50 seconds left to give Baltimore a 118-116 victory over Cincinnati. Kevin Loughery made a crucial steal after Fred Foster’s late fouls helped the Bullets rally from a 109-102 deficit, while Oscar Robertson scored the final Cincinnati basket with 13 seconds remaining.
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Wes Unseld
Kevin Loughery
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati
Royals
Fred Foster
Unseld
Foster
Johnny Green
Loughery
Green
Oscar Robertson
Bullets
Head Mentor Vol Coaches Considered For Tennessee Job
Tennessee athletic director Bob Woodruff may name Bill Battle or Doug Knotts as head football coach candidates after Doug Dickey departs. If outsiders are chosen John Majors of Iowa State could be next. Battle, 28, has emerged as a leading internal option with prior ties to Bryant Wilkinson and Dietzel staff.
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Dickey
Woodruff
Tennessee
John Majors
Iowa State
Battle
Knoxville News-Sentinel
Volunteers
Bob
Paul ‘‘Bear"’ ‘Bryant
Alabama
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Paul Dietzel
Army
Flood Ready For Court Battle Over Reserve Clause
Curt Flood flies to New York for strategy sessions backed by the MLB Players Association to pursue a federal lawsuit challenging the reserve clause. Flood plans to hire former Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg to represent him and seeks a five to ten year service threshold for free agency. The players group emphasizes altering the clause, not boosting Flood’s salary, and predicts a court fight if a new basic agreement isn’t reached.
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Curt Flood
New York
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Arthur Goldberg
Bowie Kuhn
Flood
Major League Baseball Players Association
Blause
Flooc
Steve Hamilton
Yankees
New York Post
Players Assortation
San Juan
P.R
Hamilton
Players’ Association
Marvin Miller
Miller
Goldberg
Players Association
Curt
Frenship Eliminated Early At Muleshoe Invitational
Frenship lost to Hereford 63-58 and Tulia 84-51 to exit the Muleshoe Invitational. Hereford’s Mike Wartes led with 14 points, Frenship’s John Rogans had 15 against Hereford, and Don Payne of Tulia top-scored with 16 in the Tulia win. Farwell beat Tulia 78-69, Denver City defeated Littlefield 74-55, and Muleshoe beat Abernathy 77-55.
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Tulia
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Joe Rogans
Don Payne
Farwell
Denver City
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Abernathy
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Davis
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Harris
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Newton
Thettard
Ferrin
Crawford
Sipeart
Anderson
Tanner
Wilson Oma
Pern
D”Wiacher
Moore Et Russwurm
Joes de Atkins
Perrin shines as LCHS dominates city rankings in weekly honors
Doug Perrin, LCHS co captain, named Monterey City Player of the Week by the Avalanche Journal staff for top scoring and free throw contributions. The report lists Perrin's 31 rebounds 82 points in the tourney and leads in free throw percentage this season while noting other candidates and team field goal percentages across city schools.
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Avalanche-Journal
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LHS
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Jond
Perrin
LCHL
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May
Green
Danny Daniel
Moore
Lubbock Christian High
Dunbar
Christ the King
Coronado
Estacado
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Dimitaut
Lubbock
Bobcats
Bobby Baker
Bill Sanders
Cat Myeht
Mark Cleavinger
Barry Anderson
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