Top Seeds Beaten In Sugar Bowl Tennis Event
In New Orleans the Sugar Bowl tennis tourney saw two top seeds eliminated in the 6th annual event. Dan Bleckinger of Oshkosh No. 1 seed lost to Mike Estep 6-1 4-6 6-2, while Forrest Simmons fell to Bruce King 6-4 3-6 6-4 in 14-under.
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College Cage Rankings NEW YORK UP I
UPI small college basketball rankings through Saturday Dec 25 list Southern Tr 6 1 328 Evansville 5 2 302 Carrl Ohio St 5 1 245 North Oak 6 2 4 Grambling 8 0 143 Akron 7 I Tenn St 5 0 1 Steubenville 6 1 43 Seattle Pacific 6 1 35 Abilene Chista 7 2 35 Long Island U Mt. St. Mary's Valparaiso Arkansas State Fresno State etc Panama City Ismael Laguna to fight Maurice Cullen Jan 29 per promoter Luciani and reps.
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All-Star Sub One Reason Hogs Win
Arkansas relies on all conference substitute Jones to fuel a bid to extend a long winning streak against LSU in the Cotton Bowl. Jones, from Enid Oklahoma, starred in his first game with long TD runs and continued with 632 rushing yards, 297 receiving yards, and key plays as he filled in for injured Jim Lindsey, highlighting Arkansas depth under coach Frank Broyles as they chase a New Year’s Day victory.
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Defensive Giants For Shrine Scrap
East and West clash in the Shrine charity game at Kesar Stadium a battle of massive defenders. Star linemen from Michigan Minnesota Ohio State Notre Dame and Oklahoma State pace both squads while Heisman winner White Garrett faces top West linemen as rain threats loom and 56000 fans await kickoff at 1 45 PM PST.
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Lindsey Started in Depth Role Despite Jones Velocity
A concise sports item notes Lindsey held a starting spot while Jones, a sophomore defensive back turned 100 yard dash standout, ran 9.7 seconds and remained a team regular.
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Governor backs stadium plans in New Orleans
Louisiana Governor John J. McKeithen said in Dallas that an all weather all purpose stadium would be built in New Orleans before he leaves office. He spoke during the Cotton Bowl trip and said the project is ready to proceed with current plans on location funding and state agency involvement.
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Female Interest In TV Is High
In Chicago the AP reports one of every three adults watching pro football is a woman, with 55 percent of pro football viewers and 38 percent of NCAA Saturday games being female. Nielsen notes women also closely watch sports on TV, countering husbands’ complaints about weekend football.
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NFL Signs Record $18.8 Million Year CBS Deal for 1966 67
The National Football League secured a record 37.6 million dollar TV package with CBS paying 18.8 million annually for exclusive rights to league games in 1966 and 1967. The agreement lifts national blackouts, allowing viewers to see games from other cities. CBS and the NFL extended a working relationship that began in 1962, replacing the older two season 14.1 million annual pact. The AFL also reports a 36 million, five year deal with its current broadcaster.
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Georgia Breaks School Record In 91 61 Victory
Georgia crushed Jacksonville University 91 61 to set a school scoring percentage record of 60 percent while six Bulldogs reached double figures. Jerry Waller, normally the leading scorer, was limited by time on the bench but contributed to the rout as Georgia built and held a large lead through the game.
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