Indians and Beavers Win Openers in League Basketball
The article notes Stanford edging Oregon 68 65 with center scoring 35 points, Oregon State defeating Cal, and Loyola beating Pepperdine 94 76 in a WEAC opener. It highlights Vince Fritz late drive for Oregon State, and Rick Adelman leading Loyola with seven straight field goals before injuring his back. Texas Western, Princeton, and other teams post strong starts in early conference play as Ivy and Big Sky action continues.
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Griggs shoots 65 leads at Dunes event in California
Lang Griggs tied the Bermuda course record with a 65 at the CX Dunes tournament in San Francisco area action. Pete Brown led the first round with 66, Dave Hill matched a course record 63 in the pro am. Monty Sanders and Dick Eytle tied for fifth after Thursday play.
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San Diego
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College basketball rankings and scores across many teams
A disjointed listing of college basketball results and team placements from various conferences, featuring multiple schools such as California, Pomona, Caltech, George Fox, Westminster, and others. The tally includes scores like 76 to 99, 64, 70, and mentions of institutions including Irvine, Pomona, Caltech, and George Washington.
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Brodie Ordered to Court for Drunken Driving Charge
John Brodie high paid NFL quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers is ordered to appear in court January 18 to face a drunken driving charge after a Los Altos arrest. He was booked for license violation and released on bail.
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Jockey Kicked May Lose Eye in Race Track Accident
In New Orleans at the Fair Grounds jockey James F. Young, 26, of Carbondale Michigan, was kicked by a skittish horse during an early morning workout. He suffered facial injuries, shock, and blood loss and was taken to Southern Baptist Hospital with a risk he could lose sight in his right eye.
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Wind Hits Purse in '67 Return at Hollywood Park
The two year old sensation Wind at Hollywood Park made a winning return in 1967 amid speedy performances. Zip Pocket, world record holder for six furlongs, finished third as early leader Distiplinarien faded to second. Margin of victory was 3 4 lengths with Gael Algers among top finishers.
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Canadian rink shocks Russia to win Centennial Hockey Tourney
Canada trailed early but roared back to top Russia 5-4 in Winnipeg securing the Centennial Hockey Tournament. Billy MacMillan scored the decisive goal with Tom Cussen and Garry Dineen assisting. the win left Canada as the event’s only undefeated team.
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Pyle Reappointed President of National Players Association
Hollywood Beach reports Mike Pyle, center for the Chicago Bears, was reelected president of the National Players Association during its annual meeting Friday. He succeeds Charlie Bradshaw, a former Bears teammate, in leading the players group as it moves into the new season.
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Vingiaee Tournament Opens with Surprises at Lansih Ay Russia
A terse report notes the Vingiaee tournament kicking off in Lansih Ay Russia with early upsets and standout performances from local teams. Details remain fragmentary but organizers emphasize competitive play and spectator interest in the early rounds.
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Russia
Lassiter Dominates Opening Round at Inter-National Open Pool
Luther Lassiter showed world champion form in the Lefayette Hotel match, defeating Johnny Ervolino 150 to minus 2 in the 9-ball opener and running 29 balls before a 121 run. The event drew over 1,200 spectators as four sessions were scheduled for the afternoon.
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Feiler
Saints Rio Santiago rallies Saint Anthony in tuneup win
Kirby Gordon scored 25 points and grabbed nine rebounds as St. Anthony defeated Santiago 84 to 46 in a final pre league tuneup. The Saints improve to 8-4 and prepare for a Catholic League opener against Cathedral next Tuesday.
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Lancers Fall as Chaffey Dominates Lakewood 86 53
Chaffey led 17 points at halftime and five starters scored in double figures to beat Lakewood 86 to 53 on Friday night. Karl Meeks led scorers with 24 points for the Lancers, as Lakewood struggled early and could not find its range. The non league setback marked the third defeat in 12 games for Lakewood.
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Thoroughbred Racecard Recap With Multiple Races
A scrambled OCR style recap lists horse names owners and race actions across eighth race notes. It mentions Laughing Gully Arcun Dew and Doctor Ugo plus several others, detailing leads turns and wins, with purse figures and entries like April Dawn and Casing Vote.
Blades Seals Clash In WHL Digestion Derby
The Western Hockey League tilt at 8 pm features the Blades led by Burns and the Seals coached by Bumti. Both teams face fitness and form questions after a holiday break, with playoff implications and TV coverage by KETV.
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Blade
Verny Flareman
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