Matson Headlines Cow Palace Meet Tonight
San Francisco indoor track preview as Sleven record holders headline the All-American meet at the Cow Palace. Matson Seagren Greene Smith Hodge Boston Plummer Farrell lead world record contenders while Otis Burrell targets a Cow Palace high jump record.
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Matson
Cow Palace
San Francisco
Charley Green
Nebraska
Greene
Seagren
Tommie Smith
Russ Hodge
Ralph Boston
Adolph Plummer
Tom Farrell
Lee Evans
Ray Saddler
Dennis Carr
Nevada
Otis Burrell
Carter Southall Renew Rivalry In Senior Bowl
Virgil Carter of Brigham Young and Terry Southall of Baylor renew their all star rivalry in Mobile Alabama the Senior Bowl. Carter leads the North while Southall directs the South as both teams feature top receivers and strong defenses. The North holds more weight but the South is a slight favorite ahead of kickoff.
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Mobile
Ala
Virgil Carter
Brigham Young
Terry Southall
Baylor
Carter
Teader
Southall
Baylor Bridegroom
Bears
Ray Perkins
Alabama
Tennessee
Johnny Mills
Dick Reding
Louisiana
Eppie Barney
Iowa State
Jim Groth
Arizona
Kenny Last
Chet Anderson
Minnesota
Bubba Smith
Michigan State
George Patton
Georia
Paul Naumoff
Nessee
Big Ten
Norm van Brocklin
Minnesota Vikings
Otto Graham
Washington Redskins
Perkins Accepts Government Job In New Mexico
Dallas Cowboys fullback Don Perkins will become director of the New Mexico Department of Courtesy and Information, Gov. Cargo announced. He will also serve as a speaker and promotional representative to attract tourists, industry, and Olympic training teams, with a salary of 950 dollars a month. Perkins, a former University of New Mexico player, plans to retire from the NFL after this season and will play in the Pro Bowl in Los Angeles on January 22. The move aims to leverage New Mexico’s 7000-foot altitude to mirror Mexico City and aid Olympic-related efforts.
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Santa FE
N. M
Dallas Cowboys
Don Perkins
New Mexico
Department of Courtesy
David F. Cargo
Cargo
Perkins
Mexico City
University of New
Fresh Tankers To Open Season For Texas Tech Swim
Texas Tech freshmen swimmers open the season against Odessa High School at 3 p.m. today with a roster including Folk Fox Gavin Hoppingarner Bellows Browne Gouldy Gray Pajot Sample Snedecor Velde and Livermore. The Picadors face Midland High January 13 and a slate of foes through February 11, with the varsity hosting Rice next Tuesday at 4 p.m.
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Odessa High School
Rusty Folk
Rick Fox
Mike Gavin
Chuck Hoppingarner
Houston Memorial
Stan Bellows
Midland
Byron Browne
Midland Lee
Robert Gouldy
Wichita Falls
Jim Gray
San Angelo
Rick Pajot
Big Spring
Nicky Sample
Houston Bellaire
Tommy Snedecor
Spring Branch
John Velde
Longview
John Livermore
Wilmington
Del
Picadors
Midland High
Texas
Arlington State
Arlington
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Fort Worth
Rice Owls
Ouachita Baptist Nips Wayland Fems 46 36
Ouachita Baptist College defeated Wayland College Flying Queens 46 to 36 in Arkansas. Wayland led 19 18 at halftime but Ouachita pulled ahead in the final stanza as numerous late mistakes by Wayland enabled the comeback. Pat Ramsey scored 12 and Linda Kelsh 11 for Ouachita while Diana Lewis 9 and Betty Courtney 8 led Wayland.
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Quachita Baptist College
Wayland College
Wayland
Ouachita
Courtney
Rea
Holton
Ste Hoyt
Tnnaea
Taylor DeBerry
Porter Kelsh
Nicholas
Ramesey
Finley
Duckett
Lewis
Hil
Tucker
A Cantrell
Hammi
McAnich
McClellan
Fayland H
Harlem Stars Visit Post Independents Tonight
The Harlem Stars, a famed cage comedy group, perform in a game against the Post Independents tonight. Tipoff is 8 at the Post Gym, with the event sponsored by the Post student council.
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POST
Harlem Stars
Post Independents
Post Student Council
Cooke Receives OMA Grid Letter as All-State Halfback
Tom Cooke of Oklahoma Military Academy becomes the first OMA player named to the Oklahoma State All-State high school football team. The 185 pound senior from Lubbock led OMA to a 4 1 record with 18 touchdowns in nine games and 1 752 rushing yards. He had a 57 yard run and five touchdowns in a single game, and battled a hip pointer mid season.
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Ray McDonald
Idaho
Harry Wilson
Minnesota
McDonald
Jim Bohl
New Mexico State
Billy Masters
Louisiana State
Doug Cunningham
Mississippi
Bill Tucker
Tennessee A&i
NBC
Claremore
Okla
Tom Cooke
Oklahoma Military Academy
OMA
Dunbar Panthers crush Booker T Washington 87 42
Dunbar Panthers trounce Booker T Washington Plainview 87 42 as Gipson uses all players. Despite 3 of 10 free throws, Dunbar hits 42 of 86 from floor and leads 28 9 after first period. Jerry Phillips 18 Hollins 16, Davis and Skief 12 each. Panthers 26 3 on season 1 0 in district.
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Panthers
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Carver
Dunbar
Gipson
Jerry Phillips
Panther
John Hollins
Wayne Davis
James Skief
Charles Thomas
Booker T. Washington
Jesse Duke
A. D. Perryman
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Washington
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Smooth
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M'Cutcheon
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Monroe Is Top Small College Point Producer
Earl Monroe of Winston-Salem leads small college basketball scoring with 259 points in six games and 43.2 points per game while hitting 103 of 146 field goals for a 70.5 percent. Willie Scott tops next in scoring at 35.4 points per game. Jerry Parks shoots 97.8 percent at the line. Frank Stronczek averages 24.4 rebounds per game.
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Earl Monroe
Winston-Salem
Ncaa Service Bureau
Monroe
Willie Scott
Alabama State
Ben Williams
San Fernando
Kerbel To Speak At Spur Banquet
West Texas State University head football coach Joe Kerbel will headline Spur High School’s banquet honoring the 1966 bi district champions. The event in the high school cafeteria begins at 7 p m tonight.
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SPUR
Joe Kerbel
West Texas State University
Colleges Push Federal Ban On TV of Games On Weekends
At the NCAA convention in Houston about 3,000 officials plan to urge a federal ban prohibiting pro football telecasts on Friday and Saturday during high school and college slots. Corbett calls for a firm law to protect schedules and the Teddy Award ceremony for Dwight D. Eisenhower is set for the honors luncheon.
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James J. Corbett
Louisiana State University
Ncaa Television Committee
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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U. S. Track Coaches Association
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National Broadcasting Co
National Football League
AFL
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Teddy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
Halas predicts a closer title clash Packers Chiefs
George Halas, 72, longtime NFL patriarch, unexpectedly praised the AFL and Kansas City Chiefs for tightening defense. He said the Green Bay Packers will face a tougher test in the Jan 15 Super Bowl than many expect after watching KC defeat Buffalo for the AFL title and noting Green Bay’s defense challenged by Dallas.
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American Football League
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National Football League
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NFL
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AFL
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Buffalo
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Ducats On Sale For Exhibition Basketball Tilt
Tickets are on sale for an exhibition basketball game between Brownfield Seed and Delinting and Marquis Haynes Harlem Magicians. Roy Clark announces the Jan 16 Coronado Gym showdown featuring Brownfield stars and Harlem great Haynes. Proceeds fund Coronado booster projects and jackets for athletes.
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de Linting
Marquis Haynes
Harlem Magicians
Roy Clark
Coronado High School
Coronado Gym
Clark
Texas Tech
Dub Malaise
Harold Hudgens
Harold Denney
Norman Reuther
Glen Hallam
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Dunlaps
Coronado
Sandies Keep Hopes Alive Beat Palo Duro
The Amarillo Sandies defeated Palo Duro 68 to 55 to stay in contention for the 3-AAAA title. Amarillo improved to 6-1 in league play, one game behind Tascosa, with a likely title decision set for next Friday.
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Amarillo Sandies
Palo Duro
Sandies
Tascosa
ENMU Greyhounds topple Highlands 81 71 in Portales victory
Eastern New Mexico University defeats New Mexico Highlands 81 71 for their eighth win against one loss. Dan Hays and Rodger Hessler score 19 points each to pace the Greyhounds who improve their mark to 8 1 while Highlands drops to 5 2. ENMU hosts Southern Colorado State next.
Tascosa rolls on Shackles Plainview
Tascosa Rebels won their seventh straight District 3-AAAA game beating Plainview 60 to 40. Shelby Bogan led with 23 points while Plainview had no double figure scorer.
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Shelby Bogan
Plainview Cager
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