Interceptions spark North in 27 14 Shrine North South win
North defense, led by Belr and others, stifled the South and forced turnovers in the Shrine Bowl. Don Cockroft of Adams State added two field goals and extra points as the North defeated the South 27 to 14 before 28,589 at the Orange Bowl. Dean Sfansen of Army sealed the finish with a late interception. Pete Duranko Notre Dame and Gene Trosch Miami were named most valuable players for their sides.
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MIAMI
UPI
Belr
Yankees
Rebels
Notre Dame
Michigan
State
Ohio
Illinois
Army
Dean Sfansen
Tennessee
Syracuse
Jacksonville
Fla
Georgia
Southern Methodist
Dallas
San Francisco
Alabama
Nebraska
New Orleans
Purdue
Southern California
Georgia Tech
Florida
Pete Duranko
Gene Trosch
Trosch
Northmen Cager Pick in Tourney at Norwich
North Syracuse, 4-0 on the road, travels to Norwich to face the host school Auburn and Cazenovia in a two day tournament. Coach Len Mowins starts senior John Unger and juniors Gary Rainbow and John Hewitt with Stan Risto and Mike McDavid Jr. in the lineup.
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Syracuse
Norwich
Auburn
Cazenovia
Len Mowins
North Syracuse
John Unger
Gary Rainbow
John Hewitt
Mowins
Stan Risto
Mike McDavid Jr
Chiefs back drilling for AFL title game
Kansas City Chiefs resume practice after a three day break as they prepare for the AFL championship against the Buffalo Bills in cold and possibly snowy conditions. Hank Stram counters weather worries and weighs a passing game edge, while Buffalo braces for Weeb Ewbank praised defense.
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Chiefs
Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Buffalo
Hank Stram
Bills
Winston-Salem
N.C
Stram
Weeb Ewbank
New York Jets
Ewbank
Jets
Los Angeles
Syr acuse Chiefs Near $100000 Stockholder Milestone
Syracuse Chiefs race toward a $100000 goal for 1967 operations as stock drive adds $1760 to reach $98740. The campaign gains 11809 new stockholders, totaling 2910 backers led by Ernest Gray and top supporters including Pepsi-Cola Syracuse Bottlers Inc. and Valley Men's Club Inc. Major donors include John Terry and multiple Busch-like backers. many individuals contribute $50 and $20 with a long list of names across various companies and groups.
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Syracuse Chiefs
Ballclub
Ernest Gray
Pepsi-Cola Syracuse Bottlers Inc
Valley Men’s Club Inc
John Terry
Catherine Watson
Ralph Watson
Francis Keyes
Frank Nemeti
Donald DeVore
TimbeNo Enterprises Inc
David Glustl Sr
Milton Wallace
Charles Manheim
Joh Angiololio
Tracy Upson
E. B. Greco Painting Co
Elmo Sherman
Virginia Hewitt
Stephen Hewitt
Sandra Hewitt
Christine Hewitt
Gordon Hewitt
Liverpool Sumver Co
Charles Randall
Charles Verdon
Robert Prowds
Wiliam Croft
Robert Foster
William Bisiganani
Daniel Smolyncki
David Smolyncki
Francis Colter
J. ¥. Antonaccl
Harold Alett
Jack Wallace
Robert Doyle
Frank Romano
Louis Martin
Susan Edgren
Jor Crimmings
Philip Hensberry
Jesse Jayne
Ronald Ungerer
George Phillips
Wiliam Larnediit
Claren Anthony
Dean DeWitt
Uhl Mann
David Moynihan
Rockwell Syracuse Angiers Association
Peter Greene
Paul Martini
Charlies Lawless
Harry Faduski
George Walter
Maynard Byrne
Frank Gusti
John Caprianni
Donald Schoenwald
Harry Smolnycki
College scores and hockey results from diverse leagues
Highlights include multiple college basketball games with Cincinnat i 78 Swedish Nationals 33 and Rhode Island 109 St Bonaventure 79. Northwestern 62 St Johns NY 6. Providence 82 Duquesne 55. Hockey notes list Eastern League results Greensboro 4 Charlotte 3 in OT and scheduled games. International boxing results show Bo Petterson defeating Tony Montano in Sweden.
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Detroit
Cincinnati
Baltimore
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Weber St
Cal
Northwestern
St. John's
N.Y
Rhode Island
St. Bonaventure
St. Joseph's
Brigham Young
Providence
Duquesne
Kiwanis
Arkansas Arm
Arkansas Tech
Kenderson
Ark
Hendrix
Rainbow
Greensboro
Charlotte
Long Island
Johnstown
New Jersey
Nashville
Clinton
New Haven
Knoxville
Hershey
Quebec
Springfield
Tednay
Rochester
Buffalo
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Parochial League clash Cortland F M vs Cathedral
Most Holy Rosary seeks a fourth straight Parochial League win tonight at Corcoran against Cathedral. Rosary stands 4-2 while Cathedral is 2-2 in the solo local boys basketball slate.
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Most Holy Rosary
Cathedral
Corcoran
Rosary
Fayetteville-Manlius
Cortland
Homer
Whitney Point
Bear Bryant's Power Fails as Rain Halts Alabama Claim
In New Orleans AP reports on Alabama football coach Paul Bear Bryant and his famed teams. The article notes rumors of miraculous play and the inability to find anyone who can verify extraordinary claims as weather and water play a role in the proceedings.
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New Orleans
Alabama
World
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Landry Named UPI NFL Coach of the Year
UPI selects Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry as NFL Coach of the Year. The brief notice follows mention of Virginia Tech coach Jerry [incomplete].
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UPI
Dallas
Tom Landry
NFL
Virginia Tech
Jerry
Claiborne Withdraws From Maryland Job Again
Claiborne has withdrawn his name from consideration for the Maryland position for the second time. Chuck Fairbanks, Oklahoma assistant coach, has been offered a job at Missouri.
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Claiborne
Maryland
Chuck Fairbanks
Oklahoma
Missouri
Baldwinsville Christmas Tournament Opens With Bowling
Baldwinsville hosts a three day six sport event beginning with bowling. Wrestling quarterfinals and mat finals are set for tonight while gymnastics swimming and basketball follow across Wednesday and Thursday. Participating schools include Baldwinsville Central Tech FM Herkimer Marcellus Nottingham OCS Solvay Corcoran Utica Proctor Rome and Canastota.
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B’ Ville
Central Tech
Herkimer
Marcellus
Nottingham
OCS
Solvay
B’ville
Corcoran
Fulton
Utica Proctor
Rome
Proctor
Canastota
B’yille
Fulton and Her
Bryant and Alabama chase Sugar Bowl glory in New Orleans
The Crimson Tide led by Bryant aim to extend their bowl success in the 1967 Sugar Bowl against Nebraska. Weather miffs practice as Alabama, undefeated and 20th post season appearance, seeks another triumph. kickoff at 2 p.m. EST with NBC telecast.
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Crimson Tide
Bears
Bama
Charley Thornton
Bryant
New Orleans
Red Elephants
Alabama
Nebraska
Bear
Crimson
NBC
Nebraska defends in scrimmage ahead of Sugar Bowl
Nebraska completed a defensive scrimmage in Brownsville as coach Bob Devaney praised progress ahead of the January 2 date with Alabama in New Orleans. Linebackers Barry Alvarez and Ron Kirkland impressed while Lynn Senkbeil was sidelined with a foot issue.
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Brownsville
Tex
Nebraska
Bob Devaney
New Orleans
Alabama
Devaney
Phoenix
Le Moyne hosts third annual Christmas basketball tourney
Le Moyne College welcomes Maine Lafayette and Iona for the Christmas tournament at the Le Moyne Athletic Center. Iona meets Lafayette at 7:15 p.m. with Maine facing Le Moyne in the nightcap at 9:15 p.m. Winners play for the title. losers vie for third place.
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Northern Invaders
Brian McCall
Terry Carr
Maine University
LeMoyne
Maine
Lafayette
Jona
Syracuse
Dolphin
LeMoyne Athletic Center
Iona
Ley Moyne
VOLS LOOK SHARP TO DICKEY
Tennessee tailbacks and receivers arrived in Jacksonville for the Gator Bowl with a two and a half hour practice in mild weather. Coach Doug Dickey praised the squad’s conditioning noting they had limited springlike workouts since beating Vanderbilt 28 0 on November 26. Syracuse has had 18 practices and Dickey said one week should suffice with two sessions planned on Tuesday.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Tennessee
Syracuse
Doug Dickey
Vols
Knoxville
Vanderbilt
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