High Scoring Hula Bowl Promised by Honolulu Outlets
The city predicts a fast paced 22nd Hula Bowl with the South favored to win a close game. Gary Beban leads the South at QB with Warren McVea, while the North counters with Larry Csonka Silas McKinnie and Bob Apisa. Coaches Prothro and Daugherty foresee a high scoring, open contest influenced by the kickoff rule.
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Warren McVea
Houston
Larry Csonka
Syracuse
Silas McKinnie
Iowa
Bob Apisa
Michigan State
Daugherty
Jimmy Raye
Rick Cassata
Beban
Navy's Elias Signs pact to coach two more years
Navy's head football coach Bill Elias signed a two year contract at an estimated salary of 19500 dollars. He ended his first winning season at Navy in 1965 with a 15 14 upset of Army and plans to retain his assistant coaches though one or two may depart. The 44 year old coach has a three season record of 13 14 3 and faces rebuilding for next season against Penn State Michigan Sacuse Notre Dame and Army.
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Middies
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Michigan
Sacuse
Notre Dae
John Cartwright
Rob Taylor
Pistons star DBing sits out workout after eye cut
Detroit Pistons guard Dave Bing misses Thursday practice due to a cut above his right eye from the December 30 game. His scoring average remains 27.9 points per game, the league best.
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Dell to be named nonplaying captain of U S Davis Cup
Donald Dell of Bethesda Maryland is expected to be named nonplaying captain of the U S Davis Cup team at the upcoming USTA meeting. Dell, a 1963 US Davis Cup player against Iran, would replace George MacCall who quit last August to run a pro tour. The Baltimore Sun cites sources close to the Davis Cup Committee. Dell could not be reached for comment.
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Auerbach not quitting Celtics yet says reports false
Boston AP reports Red Auerbach laughs off rumors he will exit as vice president and general manager to join another NBA post. He calls the story news to him and denies any deal with the Baltimore Bullets as part-owner and GM. The day’s college results follow.
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Hawks beat Warriors in ABA NBA mix closes slate
In ABA action the Pittsburgh Pipers beat Kentucky 107 to 98 keeping them 10 games back of division leader Minnesota which won 109 to 87 over Houston. St Louis topped San Francisco 106 98 while Denver beat New Orleans 122 107. Jeff Mullins led SF with 31 as Zelmo Beaty and Len Wilkens scored 24 each for St Louis. In Wisconsin Gov Knowles signed a law letting married couples buy one combined fishing license for five dollars replacing separate permits.
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Jim King
Fred Hetzel
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Zelmo Beaty
Len Wilkens
Joe Caldwell
Madison, Wis
Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
NCAA and ABC Sign Football TV Contract
ABC and the NCAA announced a two year package worth about 10 million dollars per year for 1968 and 1969. Eighteen games per season will be televised with two Saturday night games and one game may be added on five days notice. The deal increases coverage from prior years and expands national telecasts.
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Senior Bowl draws top collegians in South vs North clash
In Mobile Alabama the Senior Bowl pits the South against the North with standout backs and receivers. Dick Anderson headlines the South defense after a Blue Gray performance. Hammond Warren Goodridge Homan Eb er Moses Eber and Schneider lead passing for respective teams as scouts fill the stands ahead of pro drafts.
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Tennessee
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Vanderbilt
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Alabama
Ross Collins Extends Lead In National Left-Handers Open
Hollywood Florida AP Southpaw Ross Collins fired a three under par 69 to boost his lead to three strokes in the National Left-handers Open. Collins, from Dallas, has 140 at the midway of the 72 hole event. Alvin Odom of Galveston moved to second after a 71 to pair with his first day 72. Vic Lombardi of Fresno tied for third at 144 with Gene Ferrell of Verona and amateur Jack Butler of Atlanta.
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Verona
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Atlanta
Wilt Chamberlain Leads Unanimous All Stars in East
Wilt Chamberlain was the only unanimous pick for the Eastern squad in the NBA All Star game set for January 23 at Madison Square Garden. Ten players were named by writers and broadcasters, with two more to be added later from Baltimore.
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Sam Jones
Willis Reed
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati
Dave DeBusschere
Detroit
Oscar Robertson
Dave Bing
Jones
Hal Greer
Alex Hannum
Local Prep Scores Highlight Busy Basketball Night
Calumet posts 72 to 53 win over Washington while Carver defeats Bowen 48 to 47 and Tuley thumps Orr 79 to 48. Farragut prevails 74 to 64 over Harrison as Simeon beats South Shore 71 to 55 and Morgan Park tops Harlan 80 to 74. St Michael defeats Latin 53 to 53. Creigier 108 Cooley 84 Waler 84 Wells 69 Marshall 78 Crane Tech 61 Hirsch 73 Vocational 66 Austin 85 Prosser 47 Ashland 64 Greenview 53. Philadelphia AP Real Madrid threads Simmenthal 93 to 84 in World Cup semifinals at the Palestra. Akron Goodyear defeats Botafogo 84 to 52 to open doubleheader. Goodyears meet Real Madrid for title at Spectrum Sports Arena.
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SIU sports notes highlight varied winter sports and personnel
SIU reveals five bat girls for baseball with coach Lutz praising their enthusiasm. Track coach Hartzog notes a near national indoor indoor 2 mile relay time from Mobile. Evansville beat Salukis 71 64 as scouts eye upcoming opponents. Craig Taylor masks up after nasal surgery. wrestlers prep for home opener. Parola returns after Army hitch with one year left. Freshmen resume after break to face St Louis U in preview. Oglethorpe setback to Middle Tennessee. Golf and swimming notes and SIU ticket sales for upcoming road games. Frosh basketball Herrin 49 Johnston City 38 and Grade basketball EWing 70 Pittsburg 59.
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