Browns Bengals Gain Grid Wins In AFL NFL action
In a xemColor of pro football chaos, Oakland held off New York Jets 43 32 as a late NBC blackout cut the final minute. Kansas City beat Boston 31 17 to stay top in the AFL West while San Diego rolled Buffalo 21 6. Cincinnati upset Miami 38 21. Cleveland trounced Pittsburgh 45 24. Minnesota beat Detroit 13 6 to seize Central lead amid injury woes for Bears and Packers.
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Heidi Blocks Night of Football With Heidi Telecast
NBC faced a flood of viewer calls after airing a Heidi special during the AFL game New York against Oakland. The final minute, including two Oakland touchdowns for a 43-32 win, was seen only on late news as fans missed the end. NBC president Julian Goodman called it a forgivable error.
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Guide to converting 7-pin spare in bowling tips
A bowling tip from Joe Wilman explains aiming at the 4 pin spot to convert the 7 pin spare from the right corner. He notes this helps the ball slide past the 7 pin and back into the left gutter, reducing misses. A new guide offers illustrated spare tips, available by sending 20 cents and SASE to Joe Wilman at the newspaper.
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Cook Breaks National Mark In Loss To OU
Ohio University Bobcats, ranked 17th, upset Cincinnati 60-48 as Greg Cook set a major college passing record with 554 yards and four TD passes. Cleve Bryant and Dave LeVeck led Ohio U with multiple touchdowns, while Ohio State beat Iowa 33-27 to extend their win streak. Other scores include Dayton over Toledo and Marietta securing second in the Ohio Conference.
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Michigan State Coach Duffy Daugherty on Coaches Board
Duffy Daugherty the Michigan State football coach serves on the Board of Directors of the American Football Coaches Association. Janet Lynn of Rockford Illinois, at age 14, became the youngest member of the 1968 U S Olympic team for the winter games as a figure skater.
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Canadians Win World Cup Golf Trophy in Rome
Al Balding and George Knudson, both Toronto natives, won the World Cup golf tournament in Rome, finishing at 569 to edge the United States by two strokes. Trevino and Boros tied for second at 571, as Italy placed third and Nationalist China fourth at the Olgiata course. Balding earned individual honors with a 14 under par 274, narrowly missing the record with a final round 67.
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Guernsey Catholic Downs Starr-Washington 96 to 75
Guernsey Catholic defeated Starr-Washington 96 to 75 in Cambridge. Dave Poling led guests with 26 points and Mike Mount added 20. For the hosts, McCarthy scored 23, Giessells had 16, and Starr-Washington drops to 1-1.
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College Football Scores Across Conferences with Upsets
A roundup of college football results lists Ohio State 33 Iowa 27 and Ohio U 60 Cincinnati 48 among many others across regions. Notable mentions include Purdue over Michigan State 9 0 and Notre Dame 34 Ga Tech 6, plus a late note about AJ Fonti of New Milford NJ celebrating a first hole in one after waiting 30 years. Also announced is the largest indoor track meet in U.S. history set for Houston Astrodome January 24-25.
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Roadblock to O J for Bucks Ohio State faces measuring up
Southern California crushed Oregon State 17 13 to stay unbeaten at 8 0 and secure Rose Bowl host billing O J Simpson piled up 238 rushing yards The piece notes Michigan star Ron Johnson set a major college single game rushing record with 347 yards and five touchdowns against Wisconsin The Saturday slate includes key clashes with Penn State Missouri Georgia Notre Dame and Arkansas among others plus the anticipated Michigan Ohio State showdown and Rose Bowl implications
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Safety Wheel Discs Backed by USTA Board Action
The USTA Board of directors adopted a resolution Sunday making safety wheel discs mandatory in harness racing nationwide. The board cited discs as a major factor in reducing accidents at raceways with prior use. They also approved a record 1969 budget of $1,769,182 and reelected officers for one-year terms.
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