Indiana and Tennessee Rise in AP College Poll Shuffle
UCLA leads after a 1290 294 win as Houston stays 2nd with a perfect 10 0 mark Indiana moves to 3rd Tennessee climbs to 4th North Carolina slips to 5th Kentucky remains 6th Utah 7th Davidson 8th Vanderbilt falls to 9th Boston College 10th and several others receive votes from a panel of writers and sportscasters.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
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Tennessee
UCLA
Houston
Bradley
Minnessee
Notre Dame
Idiana
Nesota
Arizona
Nevada
Utah
Southern
North Carolina
Fen
Iskein
Kentucky
Bruins
Davidson
Francisco Dons
Vanderbilt
Boston College
Florida
South Carolina
Louisville
North Corona
Davide Te
Aihabel Carly
Army
California
Duke
Konda
Kansas
Loulaville
Marana
New Mexico
New Mexico State
Oklahoma City
Princeton
St. Bonaventure
Santa Clara
St. John's
N.Y
U. of Texas
Toleda
Washington State
Landry Leads Yankees North in 94-0 Shriner’s Classic
Landry directed two long scoring drives and a 46 yard field goal as the North routed the South 94 to 0 in the Shriner’s College All star game before 17,400. Coyne of Northwestern earned MVP honors for the North while Dickey of Tennessee A&I sparked the South.
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Miami
Fla
John Cartwright
Dennis Coyne
Northwestern
Greg Landry
Massachus Navy
Landry
Dale
peri|Livingston
Western Michiganyin
Cartwright
Yankees
Coyne
Mike Livingston
Southern Methodist
Dwight Lee
Michigan State
Oscar Reed
Colorado State University
Gordon Lambert
Tennessee-Marlin
Eldridge Dickey
Tennessee A&i
Livingston
Nor—Buitzel
Landry Livingston
Nor—Lee
Nor—Reed
Allénstance
Lee
Charlie Collins
Auburn
Tommy Trantham
Arkansas
North
Hawks Down Canadiens in 3-1 victory in Chicago
Chicago Black Hawks extended their unbeaten streak to 10 games and held first in the NHL Fastest Division with a 3-1 win over Montreal. Stan Mikita scored the winner, boosting his points lead, as Paul Terbenche and Doug Mohns added goals and Denis Dejordy made key saves.
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Chicago
Chicago Black Hawks
Montreal Canadiens
Paul Terbenche
Stan Mikita
Montreal
Gump Worsley
Mikita
Bobby Hull
Hull
Doug Mohns
Canadiens
Bobby Rousseau
Hawk
Denis Dejordy
Dejordy
Jean Beliveau
Rangers avenge loss to Flyers 3 1 in comeback win
New York Rangers beat Philadelphia Flyers 3-1 to avenge a prior 3-2 defeat by the expansion club. Ratelle and Hadfield scored on shorthanded plays in the second period as Giacomini made 32 saves. Rod Gilbert opened scoring early in the first period.
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Philadelphia
New York Rangers
Philadelphia Flyers
Rangers
NHL
Flyers
Jean Ratelle
Vic Hadfield
Ratelle
Bernie Geoffrion
Hadfield
Geoffrion
Ranger
Giacominy
Id? Hoefstra
Rod Gilbert
New York
Berne Parent
Blues Edge North Stars 1-0 Behind Picard Goal
Noel Picard scored his first of the season as the St. Louis Blues defeated the Minnesota North Stars 1-0 in Minneapolis. Seth Martin earned the shutout with 23 saves as Minnesota slipped to fourth in the West Division, behind Pittsburgh.
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ST. Paul
Noel Picard
St. Louis Blues
Minnnesota North Stars
North Stars
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Picard
North Star
Garry Bauman
Lewis
Seth Martin
Outdoor Tips On Scaling Fish Safely
A reader suggests using a rigid steel scourer to scale fish. It removes scales quickly without flipping the fish, making cleanup easier during kitchen prep.
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Lou
Penguins Beat Kings 4 3 In West Division Thriller
Veteran Andy Bathgate and rookie Ubriaco each scored twice to lift the Pittsburgh Penguins over the Los Angeles Kings 4 3. Pittsburgh pulled ahead late in the second and early in the final period to move within five points of the leaders. Bill Flett opened scoring for the Kings. Ted Irvine added a later goal before Bathgate and Ubriaco clinched the win with power play and even strength strikes.
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Veter
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Gene Abriaca
Pittsburgh Penguins
Los Angeles Kings
Penguins
Kings
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Bill Flett
Los Anares
Abniace
Bob Dillabough
Ted Irvine
Lowell MacDonald
Les Binkley
Bathgate
Dave Amadio
Serv Ling
Blaster
Wayne Rutledge
Ubriaco
Shay
MacDonald
Binkles
Bruins Beat Seals 6-3 In Bruising NHL Showdown
Boston rookie Derk Sanderson scored a late second period go ahead goal and added an insurance tally as the Bruins defeated the Oakland Seals 6-3 at the Garden. Sanderson’s 12th of the season helped spark a game dominated by Boston who outshot Oakland 45 to 23 behind goalie Andre Gill.
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Oakland
Montreal
Boston
Derek Sanderson
Oakland Seals
the Garden
Sanderson
Eddie Westfall
Ken Hodge
Charlie Burns
Gary Smith
Burns
Kent Douglas
Hodge
Teddy Green
Glen Sather
Bruins
Alain Caron
Seals
Sather
Caron
Oak
Andre Gill
Hershey
Ed Johnston
Gerry Cheevers
Larry Cahan
Bosons
Tommy Williams
Mrs Lloyds Dies At 56 In Kings Point
Margaret Lloyds 56 of Kings Point owner of Flamboyant the year old trotter of the year died at home after a long illness. She owned Kennilworth Farm with about 25 trotters including Flamboyant and was half owner of Carlisle winner of this year’s Realization and Hill Top trots. Survived by Lloyds husband and two sons Richard and Kenneth. Services set for today in Great Neck New Jersey.
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Kings Point
Margaret Lloyds
Lloyd
Lloyds
Richard
Kenneth
Cyeat Neck
Bartlett Gains Golfing Honor For 1947 Award
Charles Bartlett, late golfing editor of the Chicago Tribune, wins the 1947 Bill Richardson award for outstanding contribution to golf. Announcement by Dudley Green of the Nashville Banner, president of the Golf Writers Association of America.
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Nashville, Tenn
Charles Bartlett
The
Chicago Tribune
Bill Richardson
Dudley Green
Nashville Banner
Golf Writers Association of America
Leafs Down Red Wings In Rough Detroit Run
Toronto Leafs defeat Detroit Red Wings 3 1 after Mahovlich opens late period surge. Keon scores on Mahovlich setup minutes into final frame as Gamble holds Detroit at bay. Armstrong opens scoring in first period, Bruce MacGregor and Bert Marshall add pressure. Detroit suffers third straight loss and slips to fifth in the NHL Eastern Division.
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Frank Mahovlich
Dave Keon
Mahovlich
Toronto Maple Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
Leafs
Roy Edwards
Keon
Toronto
George Armstrong
Bruce MacGregor
Wings
National Hockey League
Shrine Workouts Shortened Ahead of East West Game
In Palo Alto AP the Shrine Game practices were cut short for a Christmas dinner. West team coach Ben Martin at Stanford focused on passing and defense with Gary Beban and Danny Holman featuring in drills. East team under Ara Parseghian at Santa Clara drilled to stop passes as Jim Bevans and Randall Edmunds starred. Both squads resumed two a day sessions with a joint Christmas dinner and gold watches for players.
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Air Force
Stanford University
Gary Behan
UCLA
Sequoia High School
San Francisco
Candlestick Park
Martin
Danny Holman
San Jose State
Shrine Hospitals
Santa Clara University
Ata Parseghian
Notre Dame
Jim Bevans
Army
Randall Edmunds
Georgia Tech
Beban and Company
Shrine
Packers Begin Work Today
GREEN BAY WIS AP The defending NFL champions the Green Bay Packers rest two days after their 28 7 win over the Los Angeles Rams to clinch the Western Conference title. Blueprint for the Dallas Cowboys showdown in Green Bay starts today. Henry Jordan pressured Ram QB Roman Gabriel five times as Jerry Kramer and the defense vow to maintain the lead and deliver a decisive victory.
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Wis
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Dallas Cowboys
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
T Rams
Packers
Los Angeles
Lombardi
Henry Jordan
Ram
Roman Gaubriel
Jordan
Jerry Kramer
T Ram
Willie Davis
Celtics Top Knicks Behind Jones Seventeen Point Lead
The Boston Celtics extended their winning streak to seven with a 134 to 124 victory over the New York Knickerbockers. Sam Jones led Boston with 27 points while Wayne Embry and Bailey Howell added 24 each, as John Havlicek contributed in the fourth to stretch to a 13 point lead. Walt Bellamy paced New York with 30 points, as the Knicks rallied late before fouls and Russell’s early exit helped seal the win.
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Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
New York Knickerbockers
Sam Jones
Celtics
Boston
Wayne Embry
Bill Russell
Embry
Bailey Howell
John Stavlicek
Jones
Knicks
Russell
Walt Bellamy
Dick van Arsdale
Cazzie Russell
Bobton
NEW York Grot
TA Marnell
Graham O
Bellamy
Hartick
Bowman
J. Howell
Gradioy
Gandera
Stackson
Sieghd
Kentive
C. Russell
Gambee Sparks Rockets to Comeback Win Over Lakers
San Diego Rockets beat the Los Angeles Lakers 104-101 as Dave Gambee scored four free throws in the final 17 seconds. Gambee put San Diego ahead 100-99 and sealed the win by converting two later fouls. John Block led with 20 points. Baylor paced the Lakers with 18 in the second half.
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Calif
Dave Gambee
San Diego Rockets
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles Lakers
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Rockets
Laker
Tom Hawkins
Elgin Baylor
Lakers
Gamhee
Gail Goodrich
John Block
Toby Kimball
John McGlocklin
Don Kojis
Baylor
Goodrich
LOS Angel San Thego
Bint Shaedeich Teh
Malklin
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Gamber
Hawkins
Krys Ie
Walliams
Hark Ball Jores
Imbotl
Handlion
Oniley Ne Baraliz
Taras
Mk Anapion BR
Lew Anceler Goodrich
Los Angeles
Cordero Stars in 300th Victory at Tropical Park
In Miami, Angel Cordero Jr rode Wild Card to victory in the Christmas Handicap second division, his 300th win of the year. Crafty Look edged Peace Pipe in the first division with Tequillo third. Wild Card finished half a length ahead of Sacramento with Aczay close behind. Purses paid 32.80 11.40 5.20 and 44.80 9.60 4.80. Crowd 12,802.
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Fla
Crafty Look
Wild Card
Tropical Park
Angel Cordero Jr
Carlos’ H. Marquez
Peace Pipe
Tequillo
Sir Winzalot
Crafty Skipper
Graham French
Sacramento
Aczay
Valam
Dierking Stars As Cincinnati Beats Seattle 118 112
Connie Dierking scored a career high 31 points and sealed the win for Cincinnati by scoring five of the Royals final 10. Seattle kept it close behind Rod Thorn 26 as Cincinnati built a 23 point first half lead and defended their 3 0 season edge over the SuperSonics.
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Connie Dierking
Royals
Seattle
National Basketball Association
Dierking
SuperSonics
Rod Thorn
Super Sonics
Seattile
Hazaard
Smit
Kron
Robtenn
WIA
Tucker
Pawddle
Thorn
Rodgers
Woisy
Wesley
Wilson
Tataln «Ar
MRALZ
IR Azst UR Beaille
Fate Ciorinnalt AV
Scattle
Rule
Mnula
Cincinnat
Bian
76ers Rally To Beat Bullets In Baltimore
The Philadelphia 76ers edged the Baltimore Bullets 108 105 as Billy Cunningham made a three point play with 80 seconds left and Hal Greer hit two free throws to put Philadelphia ahead. Wilt Chamberlain sealed the win with a late layup. Cunningham and Greer led the 76ers with 27 points each, while Kevin Loughery topped Baltimore with 21. Philadelphia snapped a five game skid? (text uncertain).
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Baltimore
Philadelphia 76Ers
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Billy Cunningham
Hal Greer
76Ers
Ray Scott
Wilt Chamberlain
Cunningham
Greer
Kevin Loughery
Jack Marin
Ff Tunham
Greer & Bll
Batimsie
Johraen
Marin
Philadelphia A
Attemtanes
Dampier Leads Colonels Over Oakland In ABA Victory
Louie Dampier scored 22 and Rubin Russell 27 as the Kentucky Colonels defeated Oakland 112-108. Kentucky rose to 11-20 while Oakland fell to 13-20. Levern Tart led Oakland with 22 points and Jim Hadnot added 24. Kentucky shot 44 percent to Oakland’s 41, with Ligon 17 and Bayne 12 for Kentucky. Attendance 2,778.
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Louisville
Louie Dampier
Rubin Russell
Kentucky Colonels
American Basketball Association
Oakland
Colonels
Kentuckians
Levern Tart
ABA
Jim Hadnot
Jim Ligon
Howard Bayne
Kentucky
Franz
Nashool
Porter
Bayne
Vadnot
Ligon
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Bradds
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Bi’knia
Woods
Poetrson
Bemasha
Russell
Nére
United States Wins Pan American Games Baseball Title
In Winnipeg Canada the United States captured its first Pan American Games baseball championship in 1967, marking a historic achievement for the team.
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Winnipeg
Canada
UPI
United States
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