Sports Briefs From Huntington To Buenos Aires
HUNTINGTON West Virginia coach Rudh Tolley names Albert C Careli Jr a West Chester native and Marshall assistant as new football aide. Yancey wins Argentine Masters, donates $2000 purse to PGA scholarship. Pete Rozelle to receive PFWA meritorious service award in Milwaukee on Feb 15. Reds sign five pitchers including Tony Cloninger for 1970. Texas top brass announce 10 game 1970 football schedule despite talks with Penn State. Henning denies pulling out of San Diego tourney over threats. World Tobogganing Federation backs 19th Winter Olympics in Vancouver with Denver as a backup.
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Huntington
Rudh Tolley
Albert C. Careli Jr
West Chester
Marshall University
Carelli
University of North Carolina
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Professional Football Writers of America
Pete Rozelle
Thozelle
Berchtelganen
Germany
Vancouver
Canada
Denver
Colo
Mount's 53 Leads Purdue Past Michigan in Big Ten Clash
Mount with 53 points sparks Purdue to an 11103 victory as Michigan’s Tomjanovich nets 36 and 22 boards. Purdue moves to 3-2 in conference and 15-5 overall while Michigan dips to 6-9 in the league, 25-9 overall. Mount averages 41.6 points in conference play and 33 overall, with Ford adding 18 second‑half points and Faerber 16 of 18 in the night’s endgame.
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Lafayette
Ind
Rick Mount
Breesing
Bornty
Purdue
Michigan
Boilermakers
Rod Ford
George Faerber
Mount
Farttue
Ford
Faerber
Meunt
Shar Les Dave Scheflhase
AP Wirth
Chicago Trifane
Big Ter
Trine
Dick Dozer
Beilermakers
Fragmented Ohio sports page with scattered scores and names
Torn OCR from a Dayton area High School sports page shows mixed scores for teams such as Linden, McKinley, and Mary. It lists players like Brian Skaminode and Antica TA48 with references to places including Columbus and River View, but most details are unreadable.
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Eolumbus
Ormabed
Leo
Lest
Frankfort
Adian
DM Riegel
River View
Mamey
Catina
Rovey Valley
Badgers Rally Past Ohio State in Big Ten Clash
Wisconsin used a late surge to upset Ohio University 69 to 72 in Madison. Guards Sherred and Adams paced the Badgers with standout shooting and rebounding while Ohio, led by Sherrod, battled back before the home squad pulled away. Adams added 10 boards as Wisconsin handed Ohio one of its few road losses in Big Ten play.
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Athens
Ohio
Dave KE
Messenger
Madison, Wis
Chavenee
Lioyd Adams
Mlaters
Ueir
Ohio University
Wisconsin
Badger
Jin Sayrer
Badgers
Sheeron
Adams
Wisconson
Jnhn Pour Les
Snyder
Hebcats
Ohio Altan
Sherri
Sherrod
Charly
Stoner Curougheul
Toomey Chosen Sullivan Award Winner in 1968
Bill Toomey, last minute addition to the ballot, won the Sullivan Award as top American amateur athlete of 1968. The Laguna Beach teacher set a world record in the decathlon after scoring 8417 points to surpass all rivals.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press Sports
Wfter
NEW York
Bill Toomey
Toomey
Sullivan
Devil
AAU
Miami Beach
Fla
Suhant
Laguna Beach
Calif
Jon Mark
Kat Bendin
West Germany
Jesse Perdue
Houston
Chit Buck
Denver
Cole Charman
Te Award Committee
Mike Burton
Iron Dermichael
Cat
Janes EB
Alny Root
Erwain
Bendlin
Mehe
Miami Redskins edge Kent State in overtime MAC thriller
Wren sparked a 60-56 overtime win for Miami over Kent State as free throws and a key steal fueled the comeback. Pryor iced the game with late free throws while Madin and Lagodich supported the rally, lifting Miami to 4-2 in the MAC and 10-6 overall as Kent State fell to 3-12.
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Oxford
Mike Wren
Miami
Kent State
Wren
Tredskins
Glenn Pryor
Redskins
Dayton
Terry Madin
Tony Lagodich
Wickey
Galden Flashes
Reg~ Wating
Lagoich
Royals mull Oscar Robertson trade amid Suns bid
Cincinnati Royals general manager Joe Axelson confirmed Baltimore Bulls made an offer for Oscar Robertson while Phoenix Suns previously bid. He said the Royals are not trading Robertson or Tom Van Arsdale, with Robertson averaging about 35 points per game this season. The deadline looms Saturday midnight as talks continue.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Royals
Baltimore Bulls
Oscar Robertson
Phoenix Suns
Joe Axelson
The
Royals
U National Basketball Association
Adéen
Axelson
Baltimore
Teyals
We Sues
Robertson
Tom van Arsdale
Rnyals
Aot
NBA
Eamiern
Bobcats defeat Kent State in MAC swimming showdown
Kent State and Ohio University clashed as the Bobcats edged the Golden Flashes 57 36 in a MAC meet relay drama. Darve Solomon powered the final 400 freestyle relay leg to put Ohio ahead, while Arpad Balizy and Solomon starred for the victors. Kent State slipped to 0 8 overall as the meeting folded into relays and diving.
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Kent State
Frank Vicchy
Poseo Ohio University
Vicchyavas
Bobcats
Wayl
Vop Se
Avis
Rent
Glia
Flashes
Ohio
Fletcher Gliders
Wentry Aloe
Hind Plaice Iq Gull
Botewy Joni Wellsel
Feosh Tuery Bishop
Viechy
Wiey
Ono
Arpad Balizy
Solonon
Thut Ned Steele
Nei Wade
Solomon
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Stoll Phois
Chuck Bechier
Ernie Driggs
Federal Hocking
Skip Bethel
Vinton County
Stewart
Ff Sports
Tolley
Yancey
Sam Diego
Ces Ie Reer Youroy
Rozelle
Jionor
Cumcinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Tony Cloninger
Wayne Simpson
Pedeo Borbone
Tin Grant
Wil Wilson
Reds
Texas
Penn State
Austin
Tex
University of Texas Athletic Council
Longhorns
Press
Schouts
NCAA
Neils Thompson
Athletic Council
SWC
Henning
Harn
Johannesburg
Galfer Dlareld
Jenning
South Afmes
Riet
San Diego
Becaues
Tha San Diego Union
South Afrea
Mount’s
Chiefel
Jase
Cridg Lave
Greg
Severas
Ted Wice
Burfie Badgers
Wit Bherred
Yabenjs
Eeime
Tarren
Mayberry
Jo Siffert
Switzerland
Pedro Rodriguez
Mexico
Miri Pace
Marie Andreist
Nazarch
the Sunday Messenger
Wig County
Leman Amateur Athletic Union Committee
Javelim
Dusts
Myard
Liles Hutton
Oll
Seve Owens
Horsman
University of Oklahoma
Madeline Manning
Wille Davenport
Hoyeo Tanae
Robert Bednarski
Siliman
U.S. Army
Mirabeth Allan
Manic
Kent
Kent Stee
Borin
OL Idaads
Kammerste Fe
Moberg
Freeaner
J. Solvimen
Ab. Seth
Bhilvay
Marning
Sthnaidoy
Indivdvat” Megleyther al Babs
Saeed
Bunty
Valles Spring
Senny Weratin
Belmont Park
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