Celtics Win Streak Stays Intact Despite Auerbach Absence
The Celtics beat the Warriors 94 91 extending their win streak to 12 and 36th of the season as Red Auerbach remains unavailable. Bill Russell scored 22 while Wilt Chamberlain tallied 30, with Chamberlain outpacing Russell on rebounds. Knicks drop to third straight defeat under Harry Gallatin 83 82 to St Louis. Philadelphia 107 Cincinnati 114 in another NBA late game.
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Shawnee Shawnees Routs College Corner for 7th Win
Preble Shawnee coasted to an 86 59 victory over College Corner after a slow start. The Arrows built a 40 30 halftime lead and dominated the second half to secure their seventh win in ten games. player box scores list Willis 3 2 8 and Davenport 8 3 19 among others.
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Yale nearly upsets Princeton in overtime thriller
Yale pushed Princeton to overtime before a 57-56 finish aided by Bill Bradley’s late three point play. Bradley scored 21 with 870 Ivy League career points. Yale’s Bob Trupin had 20 in a tight row over the Tigers on their home court.
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Hurley to Speak at Middle Town Bowling Event
Ken Hurley of the American Bowling Congress rules department will be the guest speaker at the Presidents and Secretaries Party of the Middle Town Bowling Association. Aaron Fields, MBA president, announced the event at the Sports Bowl tonight at 7 o'clock.
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Boots Lead Rampage In Women’s Bowling League At Eastern
Boots Mills led a 654 series to anchor a women’s all star league night at Eastern Lanes. Wilma Brewer added 602 for Armbruster, with Kath Harrison 876 overall and Dot Hoover a 601. Ralph Tolliver posted a 638 in the Industrial League at Eastern Lanes.
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Schramm Funeral Home
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Mary Dickerson
Betty Lewis
C. Pergram
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Jenny Sanders
Betty Hotarick
Dot Staton
Mary Hammerle
Clara Lukens
Dot Long
Becky Tibbs
Kay McCue
Joyce Kelhoffer
Mary Melton
Olympic Stars Highlight San Francisco Indoor Track Meet
Athletes from five nations including 28 Olympians compete in the second annual San Francisco Invitational Indoor Track Meet at the Cow Palace. The field includes seven U S Olympic gold medalists. Ed Rakow, once a Bloomfield quarterback, played semi pro for $5 a game before losing his job to Johnny Unitas.
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Elkins Leads South To Hula Victory
In Honolulu in the 19th Hula Bowl the South beat the North 19 to 14. Baylor star Larry Elkins scored on a 76 yard punt return and a 3 yard pass to spark the South. Ohio State tied the game briefly. Gale Sayers led rushers with 129 yards. A 22,100 crowd watched in 75 degree weather at Honolulu Stadium amid a roster of players from California UCLA Oregon Tulsa and Wisconsin.
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Lane Finley settle dispute over A's salary in court
In Chicago AP report Lane and former Kansas City A's owner Finley settled a salary dispute in federal court. Lane sought 144 106 dollars and settled for 113 000 in a case tied to an eight season contract from 1961. Finley agreed to pay 100 000 for 1965 to 1968 and 13 000 for prior services.
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Casper Leads LA Open After Five-Under 66 Round
Casper Jr. fired a five under par 66 to lead the Los Angeles Open second round at Rancho Municipal Golf Club. Babe Hiskey posted 44-34-68, Paul Harney shot 66, Ken Venturi finished 76, and Arnold Palmer stood in the large 72 group among 20 players tied at 72.
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Golfing Champs To Be Honored In New York
In New York the Metropolitan Golf Writers Association will honor three men at its 13th National Awards Dinner on January 12. Bill Campbell will receive the Gold Tee Award for outstanding service to golf. Ken Venturi will be recognized and serve as narrator for a film of the final Open holes in 1964. Bobby Nichols is among the major title holders to be celebrated. Ernest Jones will receive the Ben Hogan Award for overcoming illness and adversity.
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On This Day in History January Ninth Highlights
Events include the 1861 shelling of Star of the West at Charleston and Mississippi's secession. Other items note Connecticut joining the Constitution, U S Army occupation recall, Luzon invasion, Strauss atomic power bid call, Nixon presidential bid, and Panama Canal Zone border protests.
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Grand Prix Goes To Graham Hill In Auckland
Graham Hill of Britain won the 12th Grand Prix in Auckland New Zealand driving a Brabham in 1 hour 13 minutes 33.4 seconds at an average 89 mph. Frank Gardner of Australia finished second in 1 hour 15 minutes 63 seconds. Jim Palmer of New Zealand in a Repco Brabham finished third a lap behind amid mechanical failures and minor crashes.
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Britain
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Australia
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