Morrall Leads UPI All NFL Team Over Unitas Challenger
Baltimore quarterback Earl Morrall tops United Press International’s 1968 NFL All Star team selection, edging past rival John Unitas who sat out with an elbow injury. Morrall joins Leroy Kelly, Gale Sayers, Paul Warfield and John Mackey among a 48-expert panel’s picks, with prominent backs and linemen from Cleveland, Chicago, San Francisco, Minnesota and Baltimore highlighted.
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UPI
Baltimore Colts
United Press International
John Unitas
Bart Star
Earl Morrall
NFL
Green Bay
Morall
Morrall
Baltimore
Leroy Kelly
Cleveland
Gales Sayers
Chicago
Sayers
Paul Warfield
Clifton McNeil
San Francisco
John Mackey
Mick Tingelhoff
Minnesota
Gene Hickerson
Howard Mudd
Ralph Neely
Dallas
Bob Vogel
Merlin Olsen
Los Angeles
Bob Lilly
Deacon Jones
Carl Eller
Willie Davis
Dick Butkus
Dave Robinson
Mike Curtis
Bobby Boyd
Lem Barney
Detroit
Larry Wilson
St. Louis
Willie Wood
Bowling Green Mountain League High Singles and Triples
Don Cottrell led high singles with 237, followed by Carl Richey 222 and Richard Knapp and Bob Sweet 210. In triples, Cottrell topped with 588, Knapp 571 and Pettit 562.
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Don Cottrell
Carl Richey
Richard Knapp
Bob Sweet
Bill Pettit
Trevino vows to dig weight off after Open win
UPI reports Lee Trevino, the U S Open champion, admits a weight problem and plans to shovel out a 15 foot El Paso mountain over holidays to shed pounds before a January trip to Los Angeles. He jokes about being a little crazy yet shows a generous side with a $10,000 trust for a fellow golfer's son and a nearly million dollar income in six months.
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UPI
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Trevino
Rome
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Golf Magazine
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Ted Makalena
Hoop Scores Roundup Of 2024 College Basketball Games
A compact tally lists scores from multiple games across campuses including East St Joseph Amron, St Johns New York, Columbia, Fordham, Bucknell, Delaware, Muhlenberg, Seton Hall, Hofstra, Syracuse, Penn State, Yale, Brown, LSU, Wagner, Rider, Kings College, La Salle, Canisius, Princeton, NYU, Butler, Western Kentucky, Missouri, Tulane, River Falls, Eau Claire, La Crosse, Superior, Texas Christian, Hawaii, Cincinnati, Calif, South Tampa, Florida A&M, Baldwin Wallace, Bethany College, Las Vegas, Memphis State, Tuskegee, Lane, Chicago, and Florence State. The results show mixed outcomes with varying margins and two overtime noted.
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Amron U
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Columbia
Fordham
Bucknell
Delaware
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Seton Hall
Hofstra
Syracuse
Penn St
Yale
Brown
LSU
Wagner
Rider
Kings Coll
LaSalls
Canisius
Princeton
NYU
Midwest Butler
Wstra Ky
Missouri
Tulane
River Falls
Eau Claire
LaCrosse
Superior
Southwest Tcu
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West
Bowlers Shine Across Leagues With High Scores And Shifts
Dick Mullins unleashed a 268 single and 891 for four, while Bob Townsend matched pace with a 264 single and 659 high triple. Howie Therrien became the first repeat King in the King of the Hill, as Sue Bull and Mabel Mitchell posted notable women’s marks, and Bar-B-Que in the National League edged toward Taconic Trail Inn with Polish Club rising, all as standings shift before the Southern Vermont League’s Challenge Round and a festive close.
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Dickie Mullins
Bob Townsend
Bob
Mullins
Townsend
al Thompson
Roger Livingston
Steve Lebarron
Howie Therrien
Lebarron
Therrien
Howie
Livingston
Roger
Jewell
Jen Jones
Sue Bull
Carolyn Surdam
Shirley Chenaille
Marcia Ryder
George Brassard
Don Burke
George Bushee
Jean Bushee
St. Stanislaw
Bar-B-Que
Sharkey’s
Smitty
Gulf
Walt Eddy
R. Bugbee
al Wright
Buckley
All Stars
Rudy
Texaco Fire Chiefs
Rudy’s
Buckley’s
J. Wysocki
Taconic Trail Inn
E. Callahan
Don Smith
Gene Farrar
Smith
DeVito
Dick Mullins
Frank’s
Monument Motors
Bennington
Frank
First National
Whitman’s
J. Main
C. Green
R. Jones
Green
Bellemare’s
Bob Sweet
Prospect Mountain Ski Club Holds Registration
The Prospect Mountain Ski Club conducts its second and final registration for the 1968 69 season this Saturday at the New Englander Motor Inn meeting room from 10 a.m. to noon. Open to Bennington area school children age 8 and up, the group charges $2 with a parent signature. Skiers receive an instruction sheet and are enrolled in a class at Prospect Mountain or Mt Anthony, and must wear an arm badge during lessons.
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Prospect Mountain Ski Club
New Englander Motor Inn
Bennington
Prospect Mountain
Mt. Anthony
Joyce Hanson
Joan Bangs
Morrall Named NFL Player of the Year by NY Writers
Earl Morrall was chosen as NFL Football Player of the Year by the New York Chapter of the Professional Football Writers Association. The award recognizes his outstanding play during the season and his leadership on the field.
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New York
UPD
Earl Morrall
Professional Football Writers Association
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