North-South Shrine football game set at LA Coliseum
Prep football stars ready for action as the North and South meet at the Los Angeles Coliseum. Kickoff at 8:30 with four quarterbacks for the North and strong backs for the South. New rules boost scoring and kickoff decisions after each touchdown. Tickets range from 1.50 to 5. Proceeds aid Shriner Hospitals.
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Saban Eyes Gilchrist to Fill Linebacker Gap
Denver coach Lou Saban weighs using 250 pound fullback Cookie Gilchrist at middle linebacker to cover injuries while other players including Mike Kellogg are sidelined. AFL exhibition notes mention injuries and lineup tweaks ahead of preseason games. The piece also references the Bing Crosby golf tournament scheduled for January 11-14, 1968 in Monterey California.
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Long Beach
San Diego Chargers
Gary Garrison
Oakland Saturnight
Monterey
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Palmer Leads Money List With $125,397
Palmer holds an $8 lead atop the 1967 PGA money list after Boris earns $7,500 for a season total of $100,496. Boris’ finish narrows the gap to within $15,000 of Palmer, whose earnings were released by PGA figures on Monday.
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Saints to Use Ex Rams in Open Preseason Battle
New Orleans coach Torr Fears, an ex Ram, fields a starting unit built largely from former Rams for Wednesday’s preseason game against Los Angeles. Gary Cuozzo starts at quarterback with Steve Heckard, Joe Wendryhoski, Earl Leggett, Fred Whittingham and others from Rams backgrounds.
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Fred Whittingham
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USC
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Florida State
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Purdue
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Bridesmaid Helen Duval Wins Berkeley Bowling Crown
In Canoga Park Bowl at 1967 California WIBC event Helen Duval finally captured the championship after repeatedly placing runner up. She defeated Ele Timigbroal of Concord 794 725 in a double elimination final, then edged a close second deciding match with a 201 game. Doug Saylor led league scoring 234 as Ken Lawson trailed.
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Bowlin Boana Dominates Final Heat For 804 Series
Boana Bowlin swept Helen by 71 pins entering the last heat and won the championship with 804 to 742. She logged 198.11 over 36 tournament games. Mike Yamada led the Cal State Mixed Couples with a 700, firing 233 234 233. The Major Man’s Bowling Assn held a Petroleum Club luncheon to honor Cecelia Cee Isham, LBWBA pioneer and former president. She later ran again in 1958 and joined CWBA boards in 1960 61 63 and at the recent CWBA convention.
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Ashe Defaults From Eastern Grass Tourney
Ashe defaulted in the first round at the Eastern Grass Courts in South Orange while American players Pasarell Graebner Riessen and three Australians Bowrey Davidson Ruffels advanced. In women's draws Kerry Melville defeated Marilyn Aschner, Mary Ann Eisel beat Esme Emmanuel, and Kathy Harter beat Sue Shrader as Billie Jean King and Rosemary Casals prepared to open.
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Desenex Aerosol Aids Foot Comfort and Fungus Fight
Cooling Desenex aerosol soothes hot itchy feet and dries irritation while killing Athlete's Foot fungus to prevent cracking peeling and blisters. Doctors prescribe it for effective relief and it is marketed with a money back guarantee across forms including powder aerosol and ointment.
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