All 22 Negro Players Quit AFL All Star Charity Game
The AFL All Star charity game saw 22 Negro players walk out amid racial tensions as fans and officials watched. Key players from Buffalo, San Diego, Houston, Oakland, Kansas City, New York, and Denver exited, with the event supporting police and charitable foundations.
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Victor Schiro
Police Foundation
Fraternal Order of Police
National Police Association
Police Benevolent Association
Charlies Chopin
FOP
Cookie Gilchrist
Elbert Dubenion
George
Byrd
Buffalo
Larry Garron
Houston
Antwine
Boston
Sherman Plunkett
Matt Snell
Winston Hill
New York
Sid Blanks
Art Powell
Clem Daniels
Oakland
Abner Haynes
Mack Lee Hill
Julius Buchanan
Bob Bell
Dave Grayson
Kansas City
Ernie Ladd
Earl Faison
Frank Buncom
San Diego
Willie Brown
Denver
Harney wins Open with solid drive and late surge
Caspar shoots 72 to finish tied for 12th as Sikes bogeys late double. Nichols par on 18th mirrors tense finish. Harney credits improved driving for his consistent round and a two over par 72 that helped him edge back into contention.
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Sikes
Harney
Nichols
Bob Rosburg
Jack McGowan
Julius Boros
Chris Blocker
Art Wall Jr
Tony Lema
Fred Marti
Charles’ Sifford
Charles Coody
Gardner Dickinson
Park and Recreation Wrestling Program Begins
The Park and Recreation Department starts a weekly wrestling and gymnastics program for all groups. An instruction registration will be held today and Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. at Mackenzie Junior High School. Contact Ralph Atkinson at 33491 ext 330 or the office at 407 East if you cannot attend.
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Park and Recreation Department
Tagistra E Calis
Mackenzie
Ralph Atkinson
407 East
Royals Rip Piston Five in 140-114 Blowout
Cincinnati Royals crushed the Detroit Pistons 140-114 as Lucas and Twyman each scored 24. Cincinnati shot 56 of 98 and cleared the bench in the second half while Robertson contributed 21 points and 16 assists. Detroit's Terry Dischinger led with 21, and Ray Scott and Rod Thorn added 19 each.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Royals
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
Royals
Jerry Lucas
Jack Twyman
Pistons
Detroit
Oscar Robertson
Robertson
Lucas
Terry Dischinger
Ray Scott
Rod Thorn
Etro TT
Cincinnati Gft
Ruteh
Arnette Toft
Embry
Koji
Reed
Brett
Thorn
Local Foes Clash In Coliseum For District Clash
Lubbock High Westerners meet Monterey Plainsmen in a key district 3-AAAA battle at Municipal Coliseum. Westerners lead tied for first after a 74 57 win over Amarillo and a 58 52 win by Harvesters. Plainsmen seek to even score after a 54 52 ABC Caprock final loss.
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Monterey High School
Johnny Beck
Pampa Harvesters
Plainsmen
Municipal Coliseum
Harvesters
Hub City Crew
Monterey
Amarillo High
Sandies
Lubbock
Pampa
Carlton Stowers
Journal
Westerners
Max O’ Banion
Gerald Myers
ILHS
Amarillo
Borrer
Tascosa
Palo Duro
Plainview
Bulldogs
Borger
Ronnie Perez
Perez
Berger
Longhorns
Hughes
Lubbock High
David Milburn
Gary Hughes
Caprock
Stratton
Pampa Sa Monterey Borger
Amano
Pato Duro
Mainview
Lubbock High School
Dorian Clawson
Randy Westerburg
West Triumphs in Charity Classic End Versus East
West wins 1 and defeats East in the charity classic marking Don Shula and Blanton Collier linked coaches. Ray Nitschke intercepts a Jurgensen pass for 42 yards and Lenny Moore adds a fourth quarter score as Marchetti retires after his 10th Pro Bowl.
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Page One
Brown
West
Ray Nitschke
Jurgensen
John Henry Johnson
Walker
Lenny Moore
Jim Brown
Don Shula
Baltimore Colts
Blanton Collier
Cleveland Browns
Collier
Marchetti
Lea No‘mellini
Tee Maye Signs New Agreement For Braves 1968
Milwaukee AP reports out fielder Lee Maye has signed for the 1968 season after earning a starting role last year. The 20 year old, who led the NL with 41 doubles in 1964, becomes the seventh Braves player to agree to terms. London reports autos on British roads have doubled over a decade.
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Milwaukee
Lee Maye
Milwaukee Braves
Maye
Braves
Tar Heels Upset Duke In ACC Clash At Durham
North Carolina stunned sixth ranked Duke 65 62 at the Duke Indoor Stadium ending a seven game Duke run and a four game Tar Heel losing skid. UCLA and others in the AP Top Ten won as the new year began with college hoops action.
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Duke
Durham
Blue Devils
North Carolina
Associated Press
Ucla Wits
UCLA
Oregon State
Carvallis
Indiana
Northwestern
Bloomington
Michigan
Ann Arbor
St. Joseph's of
Philadelphia
Boston College
Wichita
Cincinnati
St. John’s of
New
TCU Breaks Southwest Conference Slump With Texas Win
TCU ends a 21 game SWC skid by beating Texas 77-64 at Dallas Fort Worth. Harold Denness tops Tech scoring with 31 as No. 7 San Antonio Texas Tech. UCLA and Michigan pace national action. Dartmouth falls to Columbia 85-77. Duke rallies to beat North Carolina 55-50.
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Dallas
TCU
Texas
Fort Worth
Arkansas
Horned Frogs
Harold Denness
Tech
Austin
ARM
Colleen Station
Rice
Fayetteville
Minnesota
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Drake
Kansas
Missouri
Evansville Aces
DePauw
Texas Christian
Dartmouth
Columbia
Duke
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Dean Smith
Blue Devils
Billy Cunningham
Bob Lewis
Linois
IUCLA
Indiana
Michigan
Cazzie Russell
Bul Buntin
Wolverines
Sunland Race Day Results at Sunland Park
Results from Sunland racing at Sunland Park show winners across multiple events. First place finisher Hy Bil BO 0 with odds 6.80, others include Hood 6.80 and Tutt 11.60 in various races. Quinella payout 529 and exacta and trifecta payouts also listed with totals for the meet and attendance 150.
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Sunland
Piniane Park
Ransonss
Sly Furtonas
Seranda
Randira
Quinella
Margie
San Mente
Vanna Rar
Manne
Anns Knight
Mark K
Borther Ray
Righth
Vahaw
Burks
Furfongs
Knicks Top Bullets In OT Thriller On Bryant’s Shot
New York Knicks 122 Baltimore Bullets 120 in overtime as Emmett Bryant nets the deciding jumper with 46 seconds left. Jim Barnes blocks Bailey Howell with four seconds remaining. Egan leads Knicks with 23 points. Ohl tops Baltimore with 46.
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Baltimore
New York Knickerbockers
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Emmett Bryant
New York
Jim
Johnny Egan
Knicks
Egan
Gus Johnson
Bullets
Don Ohl
Kevin Loughery
Willis Reed
Ohl
Walt Ballamy
Barnes
Reed
Bryant
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Syrracuse
Louisiana State
Syracuse
Thhey
Casper
Angeles
Apt
Paamea
Las Angeles
Johnson
Casper Jr
Nichols Knudson
Rosbure
McGowan
Afi Wal
Cihrey Sifford
Thokinson
Ferree
E Rayer
Maxwell Tie Yu Xen MN al
Besseling Massensale
Zis
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Mike Jacobson
Tascona
Labbarks Borger
Amarilla
Pata Dure
Payer
Sehnol Plainview
Avawa
Peret
Ag Roper
Rampa
Atratton
Tee Maye
London
Britain
Draughon
Duke Blue Devils
Pia
Nee
Texas Tech
Texas East
Arwarsaa
Tesas
A&m
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Sgatin Coteae Station
Satan Fee
Fayettesite
Waco
Mbit
Philips Oilers
Ubtnc
Mataise
Terme Tech
Ava
Beasley
Reuther
Tessas
Mad Pere
Yashunk
Texas Ave
Laco Auto Lea
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T Telephone Porter
Aes
Weill
Erskine Polasst
F.d.lc
General Kraftreads
Jato
Liquid Center
Cadwell
General Tire
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