Bear In Cage Meet Spotlight At Holiday Classic
Victor the Bear may be the standout act as college basketball’s holiday tournaments roll on. The Volunteer Classic at Knoxville opens with Holy Cross-Missouri and Syracuse-Tennessee amid fashion shows and halftime stunts. Tennessee boosts confidence despite a 56-30 loss to Marquette, while Missouri looms as a top challenger.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Victor the Bear
Terry Whirl
Victor
Knoxville
Holy Cross
Marquette
Vols
Larry Brown Wins Bell Award
Larry Brown wins the Maxwell Club of Philadelphia pro football player of the year award, becoming the NFL’s first back to pass 1,000 total yards for four straight seasons. Finalists included John Brockington Franco Harris Billy Kilmer and Earl Morrall.
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Larry Brown
National Football League
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Redas
Bert Bell
Maxwell
John Unitas
Norm van Brocklin
Paul Hornung
Andy Robustelli
Jim Brown
Pete Retzlaff
Don Meredith
Leroy Kelly
Roman Gabriel
George Blanda
Roger Staubach
Brad van Pelt
Michigan State
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John Brockington
Pittsburgh
Franco Harris
Billy Kilmer
Earl Morrall
Miami Dolphins
Kelly
City League Scores Report For Youth Basketball
A condensed scoreboard lists multiple teams and players with point and assist totals. Notable entries include FIRST BAPTIST leading with 76 points and FOURSQUARE adding 11 as teams compete across junior leagues and church groups.
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Switzer
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J. Switzer
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Dehn
Walker
Willams
Cook
Nabor
Meyer
Wesleyan
D. Keith
Castees
Flora
Shaw
DePriest
Sheffield
Ledom
Tedrow
S. Tedrow
Steve Tedrow
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Roush
Schoch
Hughes
Harsh
Bachelor
Shaffer
South
S. First Baptist
Burke
Smith
Rader
Snyder
Armacost
Kimball
Meyers
Perry
Foursquare
Todd Greisen
Troy Greisen
Payne
D. Cawdin
M. Shit
Mason
T. Cowdin
D. Shutt
Myers
Roller
Roth
Aaron Rewrites NL Record Book With Eight NL Marks
Aaron’s surge atop NL batting records reshapes the baseball ledger. The 37 year old Atlanta outfielder extends lifetime totals to 27 3 and 2 037 RBIs and 6 172 total bases while tying for several other NL and MLB records. He surpasses Willie Mays for homer totals and moves into a shared NL bases on balls mark, with Ruth Musial Hodges and others trailing in the wake of last season’s surge.
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Atlanta
Hank Aaron
Ruuns
Stan Musial
St. Louis
New York
Aaron
Billy Williams
Chicago
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Willie Mays
New York Mets
Willie McCovey
Gil Hodges
Brooklyn
Mays
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Gray Eagle
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
Meat imports edge past earlier Nixon quota pause
Meat imports into the United States, led by beef, are tracking above USDA estimates after President Nixon lifted restraint last spring. Through October the quota-type imports totaled 1.143 billion pounds, with October shipments at 145.1 million pounds, and Australia and New Zealand supplying most of the total. Prices for cattle and wholesale beef have risen, with December Omaha steer averages near 34.76 per hundredweight and Chicago carcass values climbing back toward prior highs.
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Nixon
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Agriculture Department
Butz
U.S
USDA
Australia
New Zealand
American National Cattlemen’s Association
White House
Omaha
Chicago
Double talk class teaches sly phrases and hidden thoughts
Hal Boyle mocks double talk by listing common phrases and revealing the speaker’s true thoughts behind them. The column surveys insincere compliments and evasive remarks from everyday conversations, ending with a playful nod to a class in double talk.
Farm Economy Bright For 1973
William J. Kuhfuss president of the American Farm Bureau Federation says the 1973 outlook is promising but depends on the international economy staying strong. He notes solid demand reducing surpluses and possible gains from Soviet grain sales. the federation backs phasing out subsidies and production controls and urges Congress to craft farm programs that let farmers earn income in the marketplace rather than rely on government payments. He predicts Congress will face spending pressures next year influencing farm subsidies.
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William J. Kuhfuss
American Farm Bureau Federation
Kuhfuss
Mackinaw
Federation
U.S
Soviet Union
Congress
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