Bills Seek AFL Title In Upcoming Memorial Stadium Showdown
Buffalo faces Kansas City in a national telecast for the American Football League championship at Winston-Salem practice sites and Memorial Stadium. Buffalo's Kemp and the Bills defense lead a roster highlighted by Tyrer on the UPI Star Team. Weather concerns loom with forecasts of cool temperatures and possible snow for the title game.
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Bowl selections stir excitement for year end clashes
Odds makers favor Tennessee by 51 2 over Syracuse, Georgia 61 2 over SMU, with Georgia Tech at 12 1 over Florida in the Rose and Orange Bowls. East West Shrine funds aid crippled children as fans await several key players and final matchups.
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Shrine East West game set under muddy Kezar skies
In San Francisco the Shrine East West classic faces a muddy Kezar Stadium field with kickoff at 1 45 p m pst. Estimated crowd around 55000 expected despite weather. East favored by six. Daugherty favors passing with Talbot and Russell leading aerial attack while West leans on its passing corps Patrolled by Stanford’s Dave Lewis and Tim Van Galder of Iowa State. Van Galder limited by knee and slated for spot duty with Tim Van Galder to start for Stanford quarterbacked by Don Horn and 1966 top targets.
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Lakers Open Year With 40 Points Baylor Sets Tone
The Lakers beat the Royals as Baylor scored 40 points on 14 field goals and 12 free throws. West added 35 points while Baylor grabbed 2 rebounds, widening the margin in the second half as Los Angeles triumphed in a high scoring game.
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Cowboys Aim to Halt Packers Ground Game in Dallas
Dallas faces Green Bay in the Cotton Bowl with a sellout crowd and national TV. The Cowboys seek to stop Jim Taylor and Elijah Pitts to force Bart Starr to pass, relying on a staunch front four led by Lilly to curb the Packers’ rushing and pressure Starr.
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Celtics Rally Behind Havlicek In Thursday Loss
Lou Hudson led the Hawks with 22 points while Havlicek scored 21 for Boston as six Celtics hit double figures. The Lakers remain in last place behind Chicago, with Detroit three games out of second, and St Louis Hawks in second near the Bullets.
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Plumber in Modena Held Over Gold Ring Evidence
In Modena, Italy, police claim modern technology proves 23 year old plumber Gino Siena is involved in a case after an X ray allegedly reveals Corrado Gambardella's gold ring in his stomach. Siena denies the accusation and asks for proof.
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Koufax Signs Million Dollar NBC Contract
Sandy Koufax, retiring as baseballs top pitcher of the era, signs a reported $1 million, ten year NBC deal on his 31st birthday after leaving the Dodgers. NBC vice president Carl Lindemann Jr. says Koufax will have wide latitude for on air work and creating projects across the network and divisions.
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Buddies Gilbert Ratelle Spark Rangers On Ice
United Press International reports Gilbert and Ratelle, close friends since juniors, back on one line after spinal fusions. Gilbert tallied 18th and 19th goals as Rangers beat Detroit 4-2 to take first over idle Chicago by four points. Ratelle added an assist in fifth game back. Howell and Young also scored for their teams.
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Cal Cagers Champs at Rainbow Classic Final
California defeated Hawaii Sub-pac 60 to 45 in the Rainbow Classic final. Short treat Russ Critchfield, at 5 10, led with 23 points for the Golden Bears in Honolulu.
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Bruin Dominance and Saluki Drama Highlight Early NCAA Play
UCLA defeated Georgia Tech 91 72 in a semifinal of the Legends Classic as Lou Aldirider poured in 18 points and 24 rebounds. Southern Illinois faced Missouri Valley foe St Louis in a tense stretch, while New Mexico crushed Texas A M 85 4 and Houston beat a rival 68 58 in early season showdowns.
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Walter Mails Former Indians Pitcher Suffering Heart Attack
Walter Mails, 70, former major league left handed pitcher for the Cleveland Indians, was hospitalized after a heart attack suffered while driving to the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. He later served as director of the San Francisco Giants Speakers Bureau since 1968 and is remembered for key outings in the 1920 pennant drive.
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Cort Majors Joins San Diego Hall of Fame Banquet
Olin Cort Majors, captain of UC football's 1920 Wonder Team, to be inducted at the San Diego Hall of Fame Banquet of Champions on January 1. Majors, a guard on the squad that outscored opponents 510 to 14, led the team to nine straight wins including a 28-0 Rose Bowl victory over Ohio State in 1921.
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