Irish Edge Hurricanes 24 22 in Grange Bowl Thriller
Notre Dame rode a late fourth quarter surge to beat Miami 24 22 before 77 265 at Grange Bowl. Hanratty connected with Seymour and Zimmerman before Ed Ziegler capped scoring with a one yard run. Miami briefly jumped ahead with two first-half touchdowns and a 37 yard field goal before ND answered with a balanced ground game and key turnovers.
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Fighting Irish
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Hurricanes
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Miami
Terry Yards
Notre Dame
Lust
Hanrady
Joe Miraught
Miamis
Jeff Zimmerman
Bob
Bill Miller
Jerry
Zimmerman
Joe Azzaro
Phil Tracy
Hanratty
Jim Seymour
Ed Ziegler
Miller
John Pergine
Vince Opalsky
Mian
Azzaro Pease
Olive
Harrisick
Mia—Olive
Ziesler
Azzaro
Mia
FG Tracy
Gradieux
Mia—Mira
Gopher Rose Bowl bid looms as bowl picture tightens
The college football season edges toward its climax with Minnesota favored to win and earn a Rose Bowl bid if Indiana falters. Florida State and Penn State loom for the Gator Bowl as other bowls firm up, while national rankings and key matchups shape the final AP poll next Tuesday.
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Indiaa
Associated Press
Minana
Minnesota Gophers
Arenesota
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Purdue
California
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Florida State
Pomc Ae Mee
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Aggies
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Larry Csonka
Los Angeles
Houston
Cougars
Tulsa
Michigan
Ohio State
Georgia Tech
Midwest
Michigan State
Northwestern
Iinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
NFL Week Outlook Imagines Colts Favorite in Tight Field
Pro grid news surveys top NFL matchups with the Colts placed as the favorite over Washington and a cluster of late-season battles shaping division races. Packers and Eagles hover near the lead, Giants and Browns jockey for position, while Houston and Buffalo set up key AFC clashes.
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Green Bay
Aspenigies
New Orleans
Francisco
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Los Angeles Rams
New York
Giants
Cleveland
Houston
Boston
Buffalo
Miami
Eagles
St.Louis Cardinals
Dallas
Browns
Washington Redskins
Skins
Dallas Cowboys
Packers
Bears
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Vikings
New York Jets
Jets
Oilers
Bills
Walker Tops Bulls as 76ers Rally to 122 104 Victory
Chet Walker broke loose in the third quarter to lift the Philadelphia 76ers past the Chicago Bulls 122 104 before a crowd of 10 103 in Chicago. Wilt Chamberlain added 24 points while Flynn Robinson led Chicago with 19. Bulls fall to 4 17, Sixers improve to 14 5.
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Chet Walker
Philadelphia 76Ers
Chicago Bulls
Bulls
Philadelphia
Walker
Wilt Chamberlain
Chhin
Sloan
Goukaa
Robison
Greer
Washth
Gastelio
Haskins
Jones
Mueller
Gek
Clemens
Melohl
Mlame
U Jackson
Boozer
Filinek
Shelihe
Toals
Ulleago
Raceway Results TaleaTare and Meeey THe UDR Meet
Race results from a local speed event listing numerous riders and times. Names such as Ginger Bpringwood and Serenity Sa Beratch appear with pace marks around 2:22 to 4.04. Attendees include AK. Wandin and SIG. 48H, with race notes in a dense OCR listing.
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Vpaer
Ledeadh
Aerd Bronte
Meg Bota
Mite Kontes
Adres
Rennes
Pistons Beat Rockets 130-122 in Detroit Showdown
Detroit over San Diego 130 to 122 as Dave DeBusschere and Tom Van Arsdale sparked a fourth quarter run. DeBusschere scored 35 and Bing 31 while San Diego’s Don Kojis led with 22 points in a six-game Rockets skid.
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Dave DeBusschere
Tom van Arsdale
Detroit Pistons
San Diego Rockets
Rockets
DeBusschere
van Arsdale
Pistons
San Diego
Dave Bing
Bing
Seattle
Balze
Wilning
Don Kojis
John Green
SAN Tego
Grrar Koniko Movk
Gamhee
Hing
Deve
Deheer Green
Kimball
Holta OB
Mgiklin
Riley Oo Ovarsle
Williams
Walker
Urtroit
Disehinger
Treesvan
van Arsilak
Royals Tie Club Scoring Record in 153-133 Win
The Cincinnati Royals defeated the Seattle Supersonics 153-133 in Cleveland, tying a club record for most points in a game. Connie Dierking led Cincinnati with 27, Oscar Robertson 26, and Happy Hairston 25, while Walt Hazzard topped Seattle with 19. The Royals evened their season at 9-9, after opening a large second-half lead.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cincinnati Royals
Seattle Supersonics
National Basketball Association
Royals
Chicago
Seattle
Walt Hazzard
Cincinnatihen
Supersonics
Connie Dierking
Leet
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Happy Hairston
Hazzard
Bob Rule
Dorie Murrey
Vairston
Kron
Mesby
Lucas
Rotana
Tucker
Smith ‘ Murrey
IR Fox
Olsen
Thora
Rodgers
Kegler Repeats 169 In Every Game Of Set
Washington AP reports Harald Berry bowled a three game series of 169 in each game with an identical frame by frame pattern from spare strike spare strike spare spare strike spare eight on ninth and nine on tenth. Matt Bennie, retired ABC president, called the feat unheard of.
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Washington
Harald
Berry
Spare
Matt Bennie
American Bowling Congress
Smith Stars As Kings Edge Penguins 5-3 in L A
Brian Smith scored twice in the second period to spark the Los Angeles Kings to a 5-3 NHL win over the Pittsburgh Penguins last night. The victory gave the Kings a third straight win and increased their West Division lead over Philadelphia to three points.
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LOS Angeles
Brian Smith
Los Angeles Kings
National Hockey League
Pittsburgh Penguins
Kings
Philadelphia
Smith
Eddie Joyal
Bill Flett
Pittsburgh
Art Stratton
Ken Schinkel I
Stratton
Tos Angeles
Soalie Les Binkley
Brian’Campbell
Terry] Gray
Lal
Bob Dillabourgh
Wayne Rutledge
Oaks Roll Over Rockets By 113-90
The Oakland Oaks built a 46 point halftime lead and pulled away for a 113-90 ABA win over the Denver Rockets. Oaks started second period with an 8-0 run and finished strong with an 8-0 burst to seal the victory.
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Denver
Colo
Oakland Oaks
American Basketball Association
Denver Rockets
New England Skiing Conditions From The Associated Press
New England ski conditions report shows scattered fresh snow and varying base depths across Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts. Notable areas like Waterville Valley Wildcat Bromipy Killington and Powder Hill report new powder and packed powder surfaces with bases ranging from shallow to deep and overall ranges from fair to excellent conditions.
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New England
New England Ski Areas Council
Reyerets
New Hampshire
Brookline
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Loon
Waterville Valley
Wildcat
Vermont
Glenen
Bond Tower
Das Peak
Killington
Madeana
Read Tower
Mt. Sngwe
Bolton Vatley
Powder Hill
Ena Lawer
Bucs overpower Colonels in Rhodes coaching debut
New Orleans Buccaneers routed the Kentucky Colonels 128 to 99 in Louisville. Gene Rhodes coached his first Colonels game after taking over this week, while Doug Moe led New Orleans with 30 points and Louie Dampier topped Kentucky with 24. The Colonels stay at 5-13, New Orleans at 11-5.
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New Orleans Buccaneers
Kentucky
Gene Rhodes
American Basketball Association
Colonels
Rhodes
Johnny Givens
New Orleans
Doug Moe
Austin Robbins
Jack Morland
Louie Dampier
The
Jim Ligons
NEW Orlea
Kentucky Moe
Nash
Mahalys
Robbins Morladdt
Tiron
Brawn
Carrier
Jonesy
Govan
Dampier
Hrason & OB
Woods
Bayne
Mitchell
Comeaux
Rhine
Bradley
Rascoe
Nson A
Haly
Kenturky
New Moreland
Orleans
Mahaffey
Pipers beat Mavericks 124 to 84 in ABA game
Pittsburgh Pipers opened with a 43 9 lead and coasted to a 124 84 win over Houston Mavericks. Key scorers included Chico Vaughn with 18 and Tom Washington adding 14, while Connie Mawkins led Pittsburgh with 13 points. Six Pittsburgh players reached double figures.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pipers
Houston Mavericks
American Basketball Association
Craig Dill
Charlie Williams
Pipers
Joe Hamogd
Mavericks
Piper
Connie Mawkins
Chico Vaughn
Tom Washington
Fist
Houston Sittsburgh
Becker
Harge Lentz
Dit Menyard
Hawkins Hamood
Williama Samset
Vaughn Riedy
Lellows Hale
O-L
Kerwin Pettway
Parks Frazier
Westbrk
Americans Top Chaparrals In ABA Clash At Teaneck Armory
New Jersey Americans won their third straight ABA game by beating the Dallas Chaparrals 102 to 93. Bob Verga scored 33 for Dallas in his home-state pro debut, drawing 3,311 fans at Teaneck Armory, the season’s best crowd. Tony Jackson led New Jersey with 20 points as they never trailed after an 8-0 run early.
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Eaneck
N. J
New Jersey Americans
American Basketball Association
Dallas Chaparrale
Bob Verga
Verga
Duke
Teaneck Armory
Sea Girt
Tony Jackson
Dallas New Jer GR T
ABC and ACC Triumph In Adirondack Invitational
ABC opened with an 81-60 win over Northampton Commercial at Glens Falls as Keith Dare and Dave Sanborn combined for 39 points. ACC defeated Vermont Tech 63-40 behind solid team scoring, with Jim Snell 22 and Chris Cross 21 helping clinch a spot in the championship. Albany’s Steve George led Vermont with 18.
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Albany Business College
Northampton Commercial
Glens Falls
ACC
Vermont Tech
ABC
Keith Dare
Dave Sanborn
Dave DeRouin
NCC
Jim Snell
Chris Cross
Steve George
Vermont
Hetzel Leads Warriors Past Lakers 122-121 in OT
In Oakland, Fred Hetzel led the San Francisco Warriors to a 122-121 overtime win over the Los Angeles Lakers. Baylor and West led scoring for the Lakers, while Mullins and Hetzel fueled Oakland's rally. Hetzel and Baylor each scored 23 and 47 respectively for top totals.
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Calif
West
San Francisco Warriors
Mullins
Fred Hetzel
Los Anhe Warriors
Denver
Beles Lakers
Mel Po
Teason
Duke
Laker
Elgin Baylor
Jimmy King
Attles
Grant Simmons
Chuck
Warriors
Gardner
Julian Hammond
He Uhen
Joy Helzel
Jeff Mullins
Joe
Jim Hadnot
Ellis
Oaks
Ous
Los Angeles
Baylor Peterson
Jerry West
Lakers
Riasukia
Hamad Ry West
Athlon K
San Francises
Hawkins
San
Peterson
Francisco
Cisco
Sophomore stars lead upstate college basketball preview
Niagara's Calvin Murphy headlines a soph squad shaping Niagara, Syracuse, Canisius, and St Bonaventure rosters for 1967 68. Murph, a 5 10 guard from Norwalk Conn, tops early expectations with 48 9 freshman scoring, while peers Mike Brown and Steve Schafer vie for added frontline depth. Ernie Austin and Wayne Ward headline upstate sophs at Syracuse, as Greg Morris Walt Esdaile and Hank South return for Cornell. Bob Lanier anchors St Bonaventure as Canisius rebuilds around youngster Tony Masiello in a wide open, injury prone year.
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Eagles
Murphy
Niagara
Jets A
Lew Alcinder
Mike Brown
Lockport
Shackcourt
Steve Schafer
Manny Leaks
Ithe
Greg Hudecki
Joe Russell
Bill Zeits
Jim Malfetti
Orange
Syracuse
Ernie Austin
Wayne Ward
George Hicker
Richie Cornwall
Vaughn Harper
Upstate
Cornell
Greg Morris
Walt Esdaile
Hank South
St. Bonaventure
Bob Lanier
Bloomer and son bag two bucks in area hunts
Detective Edward J. Bloomer and son Michael hunted deer over several days. Bloomer claimed a 4 point deer dressed at 130 pounds in the Schroon Lake region, while Michael, 17, took a buck near Grafton weighing 150 pounds dressed.
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Edward J. Bloomer
Michael
Bloomer
Schroon Lake
Grafton
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