Johnson's Tip Wins Carlisle Over Dixie In Suburban Game
Bruce Johnson hit a nine second tip in Carlisle High's over the defending Class A Dixie Town ship in a Dayton Suburban League clash. Carlisle built a big lead behind strong defense, then held a late Dixie rally before Johnson's late heroics secured the win for Carlisle as Olwine led Dixie with 16 in the final stretch.
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Eigh
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Panthers Dominate Boards In 69 12 Triumph Over Kings Mills
Springboro Panthers control the boards to win 69 12 over Kings Mills in Fort Ancient Valley Conference play. Denny Kearns scores 16, Daryl Jackson 12, while Kings Mills’ Jack Smith leads with 16.
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Don Ohl Stars Then Falters As Bullets Fall In Narrow Loss
Don Ohl scored 41 against St Louis helping Baltimore end a 13 game stretch but missed a final shot as Detroit edged the Bullets 119-118. Ohl drew a charging call late and Detroit regained control as Philadelphia beat St Louis 123-107 and Cincinnati beat Los Angeles 119-117.
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Terrible Tom Bolts Mark Follows Open Contenders
Tommy Bolt says he has not thrown a club in five years yet remains the golf public’s Terrible Tempered Mr. Bang as San Diego Open leaders approach the third round. Bob Goalby and Randy Glover top the field at 122, 10 under, with Bolt and Chris Blocker three back at 135 and a pack at 136 including Art Wall Jr and Bobby Nichols. Geiger and Casper linger as potential challengers toward the $13,200 first prize.
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al Geiberger
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Miamian Enters Two Mile Field In KC Games
Boston AP Tony Benson leads a strong mile field while Kansan John Lawson targets the meet two mile record at the Knights of Columbus Games in Boston Garden. Dave Bartel and Andy Schramm of Miami of Ohio challenge Benson and Lawson. Martin McGrady seeks to extend the 600 yard indoor mark.
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Terrell Promises Counter to Clay Taunts Ahead of Houston Bout
Ernie Terrell says he has the right answer to Cassius Clay's jibe that Terrell is a one armed bandit. The 6-foot-6 challenger vows to fight back in training and predicts many right hands in the February 6 title clash in Houston. Clay ridicules Terrell as a one armed fighter and the two meet for the heavyweight title.
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Coaches View Super Bowl As Another Game
Los Angeles AP The Packers and Chiefs meet in a much anticipated Super Bowl. Coaches Lombardi and Stram downplay league superiority while noting the game offers a clearer picture to the public. A near 93,000 Coliseum crowd is expected with NBC and CBS coverage promising a record audience.
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Robbie Eves $100,000 In Pay Talks
Frank Robinson discussed a $100,000 contract target with the Baltimore Orioles for 1967. He noted prestige connects athletes to the sum, but stressed personal satisfaction over others’ pay. He warned about lean years and recalled a poor 1963 season with Cincinnati. He added his 1967 earnings would be affected by taxes and a high salary to protect against future slumps.
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Cincinnati
Clay to Get Wrong Award From 100 Per Cent Wrong Club
Casious Clay world heavyweight champion plans to fly to Atlanta to accept an award as profession athlete of the year from the 100 Per Cent Wrong Club. The Negro club will also honor Gale Sayers Roberto Clemente and Eldridge Dickey as players of the year with Clay interrupting training for a fight with Ernie Terrell to accept the trophy.
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Roberto Clemente
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Tennessee State
Super Bowl Veers Toward Record Payoff and Unified Rules
The article notes a historic $15,090 bonus to each member of the winning team and $7,600 to each player on the losers side. It discusses Packers and Chiefs as favorites, a first combined league battle, and a harmony based site with unified rules including NFL ball on defense and AFL ball on offense. Three officials from each league will officiate, with sudden death if tied and a switch to the NFL one point conversion rule.
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New York Racing Season Opens At Aqueduct In March
The 1967 New York thoroughbred season runs March 13 to December 9 at Aqueduct. Johnny Sellers topped jockey victories with two Atlantic City glory and earlier seasons totals of 69 wins in 1961 and 47 in 1964.
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Matson and Boston Lead Stars In Lubbock Indoor Meet
Randy Matson world’s best shot putter and Ralph Boston broad jump record holder headline a star lineup at the Lubbock Indoor Meet tonight in Lubbock Texas. The event features top track and field athletes from major programs aiming for strong marks.
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Hawks Sale Near Complete in St Louis
St Louis Hawks attorney Michael Aubuchon said sale of the team should close within 10 days as four local groups show interest after a New Orleans syndicate deal collapsed. The New Orleans bid started at 3.8 million. figures were later lowered, while Ben Kerner announced on Jan 3 he was selling the club.
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St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
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Hawks
New Orleans
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