Hall Of Fame To Admit Five Texas Players
Breckenridge Texas AP Outstanding quarterback Bert Marshall fullback Roy Lumpkin center Bob Harrison and two tackles DeWitt Coulter and the late Jauldin will be voted into the Texas High School Football Hall of Fame here December 7. Lumpkin starred at Oak Cliff and Texas Tech and played pro football. Harold V Ratliff historian will present a plaque.
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Sahara Invitational Opens as Aaron Leads Field
In Las Vegas 4 ) oh Ti opening round sees 150,000 Sahara Invite with Tommy Aaron posting a 36 31 front nine and a 67 on the Valley course. Aaron, 10 year tour veteran from Georgia, grabs early stroke lead over Don Harrison and Joe Carr while other top names struggle.
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NBA Standings and Thursday Results by Associated Press
Eastern Atlantic division shows New York leading with 2 900 points and Philadelphia at 2 750. Central Baltimore and Cincinnati hover around 4 000 plus, while Detroit and Milwaukee top the Midwest. Pacific includes Los Angeles and San Francisco among others. Tonight's games feature Phoenix at Boston and Baltimore at Philadelphia among others.
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Hoople Back On Track Picks Texas Over SMU
Hoople predicts Texas will extend its winning streak to 26 with a 33 13 victory over SMU Mustangs. The column notes Yale 28 22 over Dartmouth and Northwestern 38 28 over Ohio State as other highlighted picks.
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Royal Calls Rice a Dangerous SWC Threat
Texas coach Darrell Royal warns that SMU is a dangerous football team led by Chuck Hixson as the Mustangs visit Austin to challenge a 26-19-4 Texas edge. Memo outlines SMU's quick defense and potent passing but notes Texas as a four touchdown favorite before a 60,000 plus Memorial Stadium crowd.
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NFL Midseason slate features Vikings Lions clash
New York AP previews week midseason games across the league with key NFC Central showdown Vikings at Lions and notable AFC West and Western Conference tastings. Highlights include Oakland at Kansas City, Green Bay edging San Francisco, and roundups of Cleveland, St Louis, Baltimore, Dallas, Rams, Giants, Jets, Patriots, Bills, Falcons versus Bears.
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Midget Star Calvin Murphy Delights New York Crowd
Calvin Murphy 5-9 Rockets guard electrified Madison Square Garden in a 114-107 Knicks win. He scored 23 points with 7 of 8 from the floor and 9 of 10 free throws, fueling a fourth-quarter Rockets surge and drawing cheers despite the loss. Willis Reed led the Knicks with 24.
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