Shrine Fast-Ware game stirs UCLA star Greg Jones
South San Francisco native Greg Jones, UCLA running back, laments missing the Rose Bowl but prepares for the Shrine game. He reflects on past near-misses against USC, the impact of a quarterback, and his prospects in the upcoming NFL draft while focusing on today’s Shrine contest.
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Toledo Rockets Crush Davidson 86 34 Tangerine Bowl Action
Toledo sophomore QB Chuck Ealey accounts for four touchdowns, passing for three and rushing for one, as Toledo defeats Davidson 86 to 34 in the Tangerine Bowl before a 16,311 crowd in Orlando Florida. Charles Cole adds three rushing TDs and Ken Grots handles kicks, while Davidson rallies with Slade passes to Hannen and Lyon. Final Toledo scores cap a high scoring bowl game with a late fumble recovery sealing the win.
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East vs West Shrine Classic at Stanford Stadium
The 45th Shrine Game at Stanford Stadium features the East led by Harry Gonso or Dan Pierce facing the West under QB Dennis Shaw and standout backs Steve Owens and Bob Anderson. Officials expect about 79,000 in a sunlit, near-record crowd, with the West favored by seven points amid high offensive talent on both sides.
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Vikings and Rams Ready for Ice Bowl West Title Clash
The Vikings and Rams completed final workouts for the Western Conference championship in 1969. Forecasts call for 22 degrees and snow with both teams prepared. Minnesota, riding after a 12 game win streak was snapped by Atlanta, aims for a repeat of their 20 13 victory over LA while the Rams seek a strong defensive showing and careful weather adaptation.
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Greer hits 18000 point mark as 76ers rout Warriors
Hal Greer became the sixth NBA player to reach 18000 career points Friday night as Philadelphia blitzed San Francisco 141 to 121 at the Spectrum. Bill Cunningham led the 76ers with 20 points while Odie Smith had 28 for the Warriors. Nate Thurmond missed the game with a sprained ankle.
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College Cage Far West Classic Results Summary
College basketball results show Washington 8 Southern California vs Oregon Sete Ah Temple 44. Roadrunner Invitational features Creighton 82 over San Jose State 70. Eversville Invitational Evantville 78 defeats Fordham 69 amid another listed matchup.
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Racing at Bay Meadows and Santa Anita halted by labor pickets
Bay Meadows opened winter harness racing but cancelled after 50 pickets blocked three track entrances. Clerks union refused work, forcing closure. Santa Anita also cancelled its 75 day meeting amid a labor dispute. Negotiations faltered as unions demanded higher pay while management offered a smaller increase.
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Plunkett to play at Stanford in 1970
Stanford quarterback Plunkett announced he will complete his eligibility at Stanford in 1970. He cited loyalty to Stanford, family finances, and obligations to Buck Club supporters, with thoughts of graduate business and education degrees as reasons to stay.
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Tennessee Florida clash in Gator Bowl classic
Tennessee and Florida meet in the Gator Bowl with Doug Dickey eyeing a national title case and rumors of Florida talks about replacing him. Florida touts John Reaves and Carlos Alvarez on offense while Tennessee leans on a strong defense as kickoff nears in Jacksonville.
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