Pete Maravich scores 42 as LSU tops Texas
LSU 87 74 over Texas at Austin with Pete Maravich collecting 42 points as father Press coaches the Tigers in a 2 0 start. The roundup notes top teams Houston Vanderbilt Alabama Kentucky and others winning with several players scoring in double figures.
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Scoreboard treats busy leagues with mixed results
Eastern League notes no Monday games and two Wednesday matchups while International League lists Muskegon at Fort Wayne and Dayton at Toledo. Boxing results show Tokyo Bernabe Villacompe stopping Nekane. Sydney reports Dunlop stopping Henders on. College scores include Northeast Louisiana over William Carey 79 62 and LSU over Texas 87 74 with multiple regional games and tournament results across the nation.
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BC Names Andrachik 1968 Football Captain
Cleveland linebacker Gary Andrachik was elected captain of the 1968 Boston College football team on Monday night to succeed quarterback Joe Divito.
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Wismer dies as Titans founder and AFL organizer
Harry Wismer, AFL organizer and former Titans owner before bankruptcy and sale to the Jets, dies at Lenox Hill Hospital. Penn State earns Lambert Trophy as top East major college football team for 1963 season.
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Tasmanian Lawn Tennis Championships Entries Announced
Wimbledon champion Billie Jean King from Long Beach California and Margaret Smith Court of Australia will compete in Hobart January 9 to 14. Entries also include Americans Kathy Harter Rosemary Casals Mary Ann Eisel Geraldyn Shepard and Joan Johnson.
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Sicily Island Tigers Reach Class B Final At Home In Tigerland
The Sicily Island Tigers clinch a Class B final at home after defeating Vermilion Catholic 33-7 in a semifinal. Sacred Heart of Ville Platt upset Kentwood 14-13 to earn the other finalist spot as Ready heals from a bruised leg and is expected to start.
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Landry wins Lowe Award as New England top college player
Massachusetts quarterback Greg Landry of Nashua New Hampshire has been named the 1967 George Bulger Lowe Award winner for outstanding New England college football player. Landry totaled 4700 yards rushing and passing across three varsity seasons and will be honored at a December 13 dinner in Cambridge.
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Bradley Arrival Has Knicks Agog
The New York Knicks await Bill Bradley while he remains an Air Force lieutenant with an unsettled leave. A noon news conference is planned but Bradley will not play tonight against the Baltimore Bullets. Bradley’s status and return date hinge on his military duties and Knicks roster limits.
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Purdue coach Mollenkopf gashes forehead in traffic incident
Purdue head football coach Jack Mollenkopf suffered a deep forehead wound requiring 24 stitches after a car rear ended a pickup truck five miles south of Angola on I 69. He was treated at an Angola hospital and released. Purdue freshman coach Al Parker, the car driver, had minor injuries.
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Tank Younger to Be Inducted Into NAIA Hall of Fame
AP reports former Grambling star Paul Tank Younger will enter the NAIA Football Hall of Fame. A 1949 Grambling graduate, he played for the Los Angeles Rams and was among the first Grambling athletes to sign a pro contract. He earned all star honors on defense one year and on offense the next.
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Lions Host Vikings in Monroe Twin Cities Prep Night
Ouachita Parish High Lions host Airline's Vikings in Monroe as four other Twin Cities squads travel. Wossman Wildcats lead 7 1 in district play and Tallulah Trojans visit Ouachita rivals, with St. Frederick and Sterlington also in action.
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Funeral Services For Controversial Wismer Thursday
Harry Wismer famed football announcer and Titans owner dies at 53 from a fall injury in New York. Funeral services are scheduled Thursday in Port Huron Michigan. Wismer helped form the AFL and proposed a league wide television contract. His clashes with AFL commissioner Joe Foss and coach Sammy Baugh kept him in the public eye.
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Winnsboro Wildcats Set for State Title Game at Kinder
Winnsboro faces Kinder for the Class A state title in New Orleans suburb Friday night at 8. Coach Charles Murphy leads an undefeated Winnsboro squad aiming for the school’s first state championship after playoff wins over Farmerville Bunkie Vanderbilt and a 9-0-1 regular season. Kinder enters with a 7-2 record and three prior playoff wins including over Marksville and Vidalia.
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