Scoring Is the Game as New England Football Reaches Climax
Boston University hosts Delaware in a key Nickerson Field showdown as 1969 NE college football races to a dramatic finish. Delaware’s Tom DiMuzio tops yardage and TDs while Boston Terrier Bruce Taylor stars on defense. Rival Ivy and Yankee slate adds intrigue across New England.
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Nickerson
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Delaware
Terriers
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Ed Marinaro
Erical International
Bridgeport
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Chestnut Hill
Harvard
Skidding
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Redmen
New Hampshire
Maine
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Connecticut
Rhode Island
Tufts
Pete Cohen
Springfield
John Greska
Northeastern
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Yale
Princeton
Amherst
Williams
Southern
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Coast Guard
Lebanon Valley
Jersey City
Curry
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Trenton State
Boston University
Tom DiMuzio
Bruce Taylor
Blockbusting Buckeyes Face Purdue in Rose Bowl Preview
No. 1 Ohio State visits Ohio Stadium to clash with ninth-ranked Purdue in a Big Ten showdown that shapes the Rose Bowl pick. Michigan looms after, with Purdue and Michigan both 4-1 in league play. Scouts eye Texas and others as key deciders in bowl selections.
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Pasadena
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Warriors
Michigan
Wolverines
Indiana
Texas
Tennessee
Penn State
Arkansas
Missouri
Louisiana State
Utah
Southern California
UCLA
Longhorns
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Mississippi
Vols
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Miss
Orange
Nittany Lions
Maryland
Joe Paterno
Lions
Iowa State
LSU
Mississippi State
Auburn
Georgia
Arizona
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Pacific
Trojans
Washington
Oregon
Horse Racing Card Summary for Saturday November 15
A full harness meet listing ten pace and two trot races with $700 to $2500 purses. Notable entries include DeSantis trained favorites in multiple divisions and a top pace event featuring Inverary Green and Go Gardner Moran. Final results not provided in fragment.
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DeSantis
Josedale
Hal—Johnson
Rebel Land Guy
France
Fair Kamela—Moran
Red Hayfee
Waugh
Call Me Dear
Ephram—Simeszka
Diamond Hayes
Childs
Miss Burns
Goodsell
Zolas Boy
Snow Switch
Story
Rapid Vie— Waugh
Ra Castle—Johnson
Neptune
DiNola
Chippy King
Belmonte
Armbro Dolly
Moran Ae
Dolbedoe— Butcher
Bernabelli—Langtry
Bar Boy—Nazarian
Observer —Davis
Leslie Diamond
Fanelli
Archandy—Allen
Cash Freight
Mondi Ae
Shining Knight
Letha Tag—DeSantis
Camilla Mite
Marvel Abbe—DeSantis
Plenty Quick
Tingley
Pontiac Magic
Paula Prospectus
Butcher
Proud Abe-Sears
Pete Prior
Greenie
Ensign Wyn
Mr. Cranberry Tingley
Dillon—Caughey
Big O
Hamilton
Aprils
Leica Childs
Crews
Wise Chief
Coppola
Pete—DeSantis
Inverary—Green
Honor Peace
Sears
Go Gardner
Moran
Glenn Meadows
Coville
Happy Ann
Wells
Trooper Rainbow
Oby
Green River Ruble
Belanger
Satan Hardy
Hughes
Desire
Chase
Pretty Sharp—Langtry
Meadow Torrence
Nazarian
Deans Success
Dillers Duke
Davis
Little Laird
Blake
Sword Hanover — Goodell
Newport Scot
Cheval Chanceux
Bo Adyn—Allen
Star Dapple
Annese
Armbro Ensign
Lady Jane Sota
Sprite
C—Richards
Steep Hill—Ferraro
Bruce
Johnson
Dean— Parker
Patty May—Poyer
Jennifer O’brien
Dietzel Rejects Nixon Draft Bid for USC
South Carolina coach Paul Dietzel spoke at Columbia confirming he rejected a tentative offer from the Nixon administration to head the Selective Service System. He said a representative had made a feeler offer and he would be interested in the post only if it aligned with USC duties.
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Ss. C
UPI
Paul Dietzel
University of South Carolina
Nixon
Selective Service System
Dietzel
Dietzel Not Leaving USC Despite Draft-Head Coach Consideration
After a report that Lt Gen. Lewis Hershey offered Dietzel a top post in the draft system, Dietzel stated he has no intention of leaving South Carolina. He told players at a pep rally he would not pursue another job and wants to stay for a “great era” in Carolina athletics. He discussed the matter with his wife and emphasized remaining coach and athletic director at Carolina.
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Lewis Hershey
Dietzel
University of South Carolina
Dave Lucas
Carolina
Lucas
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Louisiana State University
Wake Forest
Pownal Entries Saturday Pace and Trot Races Divided
Race card entries list for Pownal with AE and ND suffixes, detailing trot and pace events from Seventh to Eleventh plus November 16, 1969 dates. Notable horses include Adios Gilmour, Winter Melody Bernard, and Susie Melburn Foster in various divisions with purses from 750 to 3000 dollars and multiple riders. The card catalogs 9 to 11 races per program segment, listing horse names with owners and drivers and indicating ND and other designations.
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Bouncer Brown — Smith
Gilmour
Bier
Dawkins
Winter Melody
Bernard AE
Stoney Adios
McFarlin
Susie Melburn — Foster
Chestnut Earl — Bruttomesso
Bobby T. Champ — Harp
John Charles — Fesh
Aprath
Rock Springs
Ray — Dobkowski
Sir Harry — McGuire
Speedy Lynn
Dunbar
Pacific
Bedell
M, K
Bernard Adios Kisco
Foster
Smith
Rebellion
Mediator
Song — Blake
Gerard Mir — Gilmour
Junkman — Andersen
Gallon Diamond — Looney
Dick Dillon
Scarway — Foster
al — Smith
Sadovsky
Donald's Express
Heeney
Dutchman — McKay
Little Juniper
Rod Key — Dunbar
Nevele Song
Vicidomini
Pace
Littlest Rebel
Tasselman
Mig — Fesh
Yankee Fury
Santo
Hudak
Dobkowski
Chi Goots — Bier
Busy Bee
Chris
In Touch
Kazmater
Defender Pick — Foster
Sampson Pick — Sadovsky
Aliebi — Pulver
Leta Go
Sweet Boot — Watson
Princess Iris — Sheldon
Silver Apollo
Nevele Spot — Zeidman
Marcia Queen — Wilson
Chipman
Ace — Tomasino
Allen
Aura
Hot Shot
Dunn
Tammy Scot
Hundred Watts — Smith
Tony B
Haight
Brittany — Fesh
Granite Gay — Coty
Forever
Debbie
Cappella G. Penney
Wunderbar — Thorne
Little Joe Pence
Blake
Ducky Dean — Foster
Meadow Senator — Heeney
Scott
Meadow Greentree
Clara Belle — Wilson
T. Boy — Arthurs
Buz — Story
Small Chance — McDonald
Postakill
Pam — Watson
Pleasant Nile — Looney
Traveler Gem — Mattison
Red’s
Tracy
Windy Jack — Bier
Speedy Barbaranne — Heeney
Billy’s
Bunny — Bernard
Andy’s
Everett
Efficient — Dunn
Buckeye — Foster
Kinleith — Smith
Ngawhetu — Dawkins
Rebel Land
Ronnie
Mr. Pickwick — Gilmour
Rocky Gene — Allen
Cliff Minbar — Bedell
Diamond Flash — Filion
J. D. Stone — Heeney
Ebony Pick — Foster
Scholar — Story
Rankim J. J. — Dobkowski
Linkwood Lady —Smith
Kappa Kay — Bruttomesso
Arthurs
Scotch Conquest — Smith
Red Swinger
Harry's Order — Smith
Shadow Win — Gilmour
Carpathian — Dawkins
Victory Wreath — Heeney
Queenly
Martha — Foster
Heineken — Wilson
Mel Star — Bier
Shadydale Scotlin
Gravel King — Heeney
Worth Glenn — Bruttomesso
Tar Time — White
Forever Bold
Mount Cook
Ost
Filion
J. Se Pace
Clayhaven Zephyr — McGuire
Williams Amherst clash ends 1969 season outlook in Williamstown
Williams hosts Amherst in a pivotal late season meeting with Williams seeking to cap Maitland's storied career as he eyes a 3,000 yard milestone. Dartmouth tops Cornell while Ohio State Purdue battle shapes national title talk as Tennessee faces Mississippi in key Weekend showcase.
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Ocean Racing Action From Miami Offshore Circuit
MIAMI UP I Don Aronow, famed 1969 offshore speedboat champion, rockets at 80 mph and compares it to a stock car and a street fight. He notes injuries from the sport and urges tighter speeds as the American Power Boat Association considers 50 to 60 mph limits. Aronow’s Cigarette boat failed to finish the Miami to Key West race due to a water pump, but he still claimed U S and world titles with eight of 13 wins. The season ends with plans to begin anew in May for the Bahama 500 and selective season schedules.
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Italy
American Power Boat Association
U.S
Islands
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