Matte Poses Nice Problem For Colts
Tom Matte starred in a 35 3 victory over Dallas in the Orange Bowl consolation tilt before 65 569 fans. He passed seven of 17, led two long scoring plays to Jimmy Orr, and earned the outstanding player award as the Colts face a choice for Matte next season. Dallas struggled offensively against Baltimore’s defense, with Don Meredith limited and key miscues sealing the loss. Bob Hayes was held to four catches for 24 yards.
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Humorous Sandy Can Throw Too
Rand Johnson, 2020 passer, starred for the South in the Senior Bowl and Blue-Gray game, completing 20 of 33 for 186 yards in the Senior Bowl win. He signed with the Atlanta Falcons for an estimated 100000 dollars. Steve Sloan joined the Falcons late after rib injury, contributing only on place kicks.
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Sportsmen Seek Park User Fees in Ohio
Cleveland AP The League of Sportsmen directors urge a fee system for Ohio state park users. Fees should apply to residents and nonresidents. Motions to be heard Thursday in Columbus by the Division of Parks and Recreation. The group reaffirmed opposition to most proposed boating regulation changes except one. It favors battery powered electric motors five horsepower and under on state parks.
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Colts Dominate as Matte Leads West Clinch
Logan added a fourth quarter interception and fumble recovery on the Dallas 25 as fullback Jerry Hill scored a touchdown after a 52 yard Matte pass. Hill added a second quarter TD from 3 yards, Mackey caught a 37 yard pass to set up Lenny Moore’s six yard run. Shula praised Matte as the Colts extended the West’s 15th win in 16 against the East, displaying regional supremacy this season.
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Belgium’s DeKerrs defeats Luukkonen in boxing bout
In Brussels Jean DeKerrs aged 125 from Belgium outpointed Finnish rival Risto Luukkonen aged 124 with a 10 round decision. The match showcased DeKerrs’s controlled technique and Luukkonen’s heart in a close title bout.
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East Favored In All Star Tilt
East is heavy favorite in the 16th NBA All Star game at Cincinnati Gardens. Starters include Jerry Lucas Oscar Robertson John Havlicek Sam Jones with Bill Russell or Wilt Chamberlain possible pivot. Western lineup features Bailey Howell Rick Barry Nate Thurmond and Guy Rodgers. East reserves include Willis Reed Adrian Smith Hal Greer and Chet Walker.
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Old and New in NBA Race as All-Star Break Nears
The Associated Press reports the NBA season sits at the All-Star break with Boston leading the East by one game over Cincinnati. The Celtics, coached by Red Auerbach and starring Bill Russell, are pressed rather than dominating. Saturday results include Boston’s 124-96 win over San Francisco and Cincinnati’s 126-115 over Baltimore. Sunday's action featured Philadelphia over St Louis 127-117, Los Angeles over Detroit 111-98, and Baltimore over New York 130-124, plus St Louis’ 115-105 upset of Philadelphia and New York’s 133-127 win vs Los Angeles.
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NBA Standings Report With Scores and All Star Note
The bulletin lists several NBA results with teams including Los Angeles Detroit Baltimore New York Philadelphia St. Louis Cincinnati Boston San Francisco and scores such as Los Angeles 111 Detroit 98 and Baltimore 130 New York 124. It notes New York 133 Los Angeles Cincinnati 126 and Baltimore 115 St. Louis 115 Philadelphia 105 plus Boston 124 San Francisco 96. It mentions no games Tuesday and the East West All Star Game at Cincinnati.
Cleveland Skating Champions Sweep U S Open Titles
The Cleveland area dominated the U S Open Outdoor Speed Skating Championships held in Lake Placid New York with four of six titles. Sisters Jennie and Debbie Fish of Strongsville won junior titles in intermediate and juvenile girls. Jeannis Fish claimed 220 440 880 and three quarter mile junior girl titles. Don Cernance and Mark Gable of Cleveland won junior and juvenile boys events respectively with multiple distances.
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Ohioans Second Hit Nationals in MidwesternFigures
Ohio couple Donna Young and Eddie Marshall of Cleveland finished second in the silver dance at the Midwestern Figure Skating Championships and qualified for the national finals in Berkeley, California, January 27 to 29. Judy Azaren and Mark Beck of Troy placed fourth in the event.
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UD-UC Clash Billed As Best Yet In Ohio Rivalry
In Columbus, Ohio, Dayton’s 10-1 record meets Cincinnati at Cincinnati Gardens in a featured midweek clash. Dayton toppled DePaul 81-70, while Cincinnati fell 73-71 to Tulsa. The Bearcats lead the 26-21 series edge and seek an eighth straight win as Dayton relies on Hank Finkel and Don May to spark the Flyers.
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Redskins Are Thinking Title In OU Battle
Ohio University hosts Miami University in a MAC clash that could decide early control of the standings. Ohio, favored to win, sits 2-0 after a 94-69 win over Toledo, while Miami seeks revenge after a 1-1 split last season and a home defeat in the playoff.
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Ashe Nets 3rd Aussie Crown
Arthur Ashe of Richmond Virginia won his third Australian circuit title by defeating Cliff Richey of Dallas Texas for the West Australian championship. Ashe had earlier beaten Roy Emerson for the Queensland and South Australian crowns.
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Nine Million Goal Missed as AL Draws 8.86 Million
The American League in 1965 failed to reach nine million in attendance for the first time since 1955, drawing 8,860,764 fans across the season.
Farmer Rupp Sees Blue Ribbon Season For UK
Adolph Rupp, longtime Kentucky coach and agricultural figure, leads the Wildcats to a 10-0 start as he balances farming roles and hall of fame duties. Vanderbilt, Duke, and other Top Ten teams win or push to stay-ranked with stars like Clyde Lee and Bob Verga contributing big scoring nights.
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Wildcats crush Florida as SEC road test looms
Rupp starts two seniors Kron and Conley with three youngsters Jaracz Riley and Dampier leading scoring. Jaracz poured in 26 as Kentucky routed Florida 78 to 44 to make it 10 straight victims. Next visit Georgia in a conference game followed by a clash with a tough foe Saturday.
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Frenchman Edges Kidd In Slalom
Jean-Claude Killy of France won the Adelboden giant slalom with a time of 1 minute 46.69 seconds, beating U.S. Olympian Billy Kidd of Stowe Vermont who finished 1.04 seconds back on the 1 650 meter course in Adelboden Switzerland.
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Derickson Repeats as Trenton Knothole Club Leader
Don Derickson was re elected to a second term as president of the Trenton Knothole Club Inc. on Friday. Other officers named were Ed Hatfield as vice president Richard Miller as treasurer and Dean Prushing as secretary.
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Nixon Winner In Garden Race
Gary Nixon of Baltimore won the 20 lap feature at the AMA sponsored meet in Cincinnati Gardens after topping a preliminary heat. George Roeder of Monroeville Ohio finished second with Ken Brunswick Greenville Mississippi and Cal Williams Millville Pennsylvania following. This marked the first AMA sponsored event of the year.
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