LSU Ends Wyoming Streak In Sugar Bowl Upset
LSU quarterback Nelson Stokley led a late surge as Glenn Smith, a sophomore substitute, rushed for 74 yards and caught a 39 yard pass to spark a 21 13 victory over unbeaten Wyoming. LSU spoiled the Cowboys 14 game postseason win streak with a late TD pass and key runs.
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Auto Racing Money Fuels Growth Across 1967 Seasons
USAC and NASCAR yearend reports show combined purses of 5.39 million over 1,171 races in 1967. USAC totals include 2.27 million across 34 events with Indianapolis divisions dominant. NASCAR lists 3.12 million across 1,027 events with Grand National drivers earning about 1.23 million. Champions named include A J Foyt Don White Mel Kenyon Greg Weld Richard Petty Pete Hamilton Carl Berghman Scott Cain.
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Raiders Prep as Packers Rest Ahead of Super Bowl
The Oakland Raiders prepared for the Super Bowl after a 40-7 AFL title win over Houston, while the Green Bay Packers rested to regroup after their 21-17 NFL championship victory over Dallas. Daryle Lamonica threw two TDs and ran for another, and Hewritt Dixon rushed for 144 yards as Oakland seeks a second triumph in Miami on January 14.
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Pro Basketball Monday Results Highlight Close Scores
Chicago defeated Baltimore 109 to 103 while St. Louis topped Seattle 115 to 94. Baltimore faces Detroit in New York, Cincinnati meets New York, Boston plays Chicago, and Los Angeles visits San Francisco.
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Dallas dominates New Jersey in 122 104 win
Unclear with scattered game pairings. The readable line shows Dallas 122 New Jersey 104 and other matchups listed as Anaheim Oakland Indiana Denver Minnesota Dallas New Jersey New Orleans Kentucky Pittsburgh.
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Pupil Beats the Teacher Big Plays Do It Again for A&M
In a soggy Cotton Bowl, Texas A&M defeated Alabama Decisive plays and Tide errors swung the game Aggie quarterback Edd Hargett threw two TD passes Hallman intercepted two Tide passes Wendell Housley rushed for the winning TD Ken Stabler ran for Alabama touchdowns but had three interceptions Alabama coach Bear Bryant praised Stallings while noting his pride in Bryant bringing A&M out of a slump.
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Bulldogs Watch As Their Airplane Crashes Near Oxford
A chartered Martin 404 plane carrying the University of Georgia basketball team crashed at Oxford airport while the 18 players waited for the aircraft to depart after a 70 64 win over Ole Miss. All three crew members escaped unharmed. the plane was valued at about 250000.
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Bulls Rally Past Bullets 109 103 in Late Finish
Chicago Bulls built a 20 point third quarter lead and survived a late Baltimore comeback to beat the Bullets 109 to 103. Kevin Loughery LeRoy Ellis led Baltimore with 32 as Flyn Robinson and Keith Erickson sealed Chicago's win with late free throws. Hawks top SuperSonics 115 94 on West Coast as Wilkens Bridges each score 26. Dallas beats New Jersey 122 104 in ABA action with McHartley 21 Hagan 20 key for the Chaparrals.
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Selby Caps Sweeper In New Year Bowl Tournament
Nuz-Or Charles-Selby edged Tom Calloway by one pin to win the Sports Bowl New Year’s Day Sweeper. Selby averaged 874, Calloway 873, with Tom Foster third at 870. Meehan fourth 867, Dennis fifth 851, Yocum sixth 842, Combs seventh 841, Haney eighth 833, Pfeiffer and Palmer tied for tenth at 815.
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Monday Fight Tokyo Ric Magramo Draws With Speedy Mayes
In Tokyo Ric Magramo of the Philippines aged 112 and Speedy Mayes of Japan also 112% fought to a draw in a boxing card held Monday in Tokyo.
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Browns Begin Drills Ahead of Playoff Bowl
The Cleveland Browns start practices in Miami for the NFL Playoff Bowl game against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday. Browns president Art Modell and coach Blanton Collier arrived in Miami and plan huddles next week to discuss possible position changes.
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Americans Win At Saskatchewan Indoor Games
Bob Seagren of California won the pole vault at 17 feet George Scott of Australia took the two mile in 9 02 6 and Tom Morrow of Oregon won the mile in 4 07 7 Saturday at the Saskatchewan Indoor Track and Field Games in Saskatoon AP report shows three victory results for American and international athletes.
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