Koufax signs $1 million NBC deal on 31st birthday
Sandy Koufax receives a $1 million contract for 10 years with NBC to end retirement concerns after leaving Dodgers to join the network. In college action, Ohio State seeks a fifth straight win as it faces North Carolina, the Tar Heels aiming for their ninth straight win after a Duke victory.
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Cowboys must stop Packers long pass to win NFL title
Dallas coach Tom Landry says stopping Green Bay's running game is essential but the real test for the Cowboys is negating Bart Starrs long pass to his array of receivers. The Cotton Bowl crowd of 75,504 will witness a high stakes showdown as millions watch on TV.
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Royals Aim to Bounce Back Against West Coast Teams
The Cincinnati Royals seek revenge after a 125 114 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers. They face the San Francisco Warriors, who beat the St Louis Hawks 112 110. Elgin Baylor and Jerry West combined for 75 points in the Lakers win.
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Riders Halt St. Paul Club 62 52
Western Reserve Roughriders top St. Paul Flyers 62 to 52 as Darrell Rogers scores repeatedly and Dave Zimmerman leads with 23 points. Spraggled by poor first-half shooting, St. Paul trails most of the game before rallying late.
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Buckeye Conference Cage Schedule Tonight
Lorain Admiral King plays Fremont Ross and Marion Harding visits Findlay in Buckeye Conference hoops tonight. Other matches feature Mansfield Senior at Sandusky Senior Elyria at Lorain Senior Milan at Norwalk St Paul Loudonville at New London South Central at Plymouth Vandalia at Upper Sandusky Mansfield Malabar at Shelby and York at Oberlin.
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Kenilee Lanes Maintains Lead in Fireball Bowling League
Kenilee Lanes entered Norwalk’s Fireball Bowling League with a 4 point sweep over Disabled American Veterans I to stay atop the standings. DAV I led teams with a 2,403 high series as Gilbert Jewelers posted 2,378 joining the top three. other match results included Gilbert splitting with DAV II and Horseshoe Bar and City Motors also splitting. Gene Garner of DAV II rolled the high individual game at 240, with Bartow and others posting scores in the 220s and 200s.
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Texas Western shocks SIU in Sun Bowl shakeup
Texas Western defeated defending NCAA champion Southern Illinois 59-54 on Thursday night in Carbondale boosting its national profile. Syracuse edged Louisville 75-71 to reach the Quaker City final against Princeton, while UCLA beat Georgia Tech 91-72 in the Los Angeles Classic semifinals.
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Bowl Fever Peaks With Tennessee Syracuse and Georgia SMU
The Southeastern Conference teams head to three bowls led by Tennessee vs Syracuse and Georgia vs SMU while the Shrine Game aids Shrine Hospitals. TV coverage by ABC and NBC begins early Saturday with bowl action and a long holiday lull afterward. Dewey Warren has Tennessee’s passing attack at the center of the matchup.
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Monroe leads college scoring with 43.2 point average
Earl Monroe of Winston-Salem NC tops the college division scoring race with a 43.2 average per game after big recent outbursts. He also leads in field goal percentage at .705 while teammate Winston-Salem moves to the top team field goal mark of .600.
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