Buckeyes and Lions Top UPI All-American Squad
Ohio State and Penn State placed three players each on the UPI 1969 All-America team with Oklahoma’s Steve Owens earning top individual votes. The 22-man squad includes Purdue’s Mike Phipps at quarterback and notable backs Jim Otis and Bob Anderson.
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NEW York
UPI
Ohio State
Penn State
United Press International
Southern California
Notre Dame
Steve Owens
Oklahoma
Owens
Michigan State
Bubba Smith
Miami
Okla
Oklahoma State
Army
Glenn Davis
Mike Phipps
Purdue
Jim Otis
Bob Anderson
Colorado
Dennis Onkotz
Carlos Alvarez
Florida
Jim Mandich
Michigan
Sid Smith
Bob McKay
Texas
Chip Kell
Tennessee
Larry Dinardo
Rodney Brand
Arkansas
Elmo Wright
Houston
Charles Speyrer
John Ward
Bob Asher
Vanderbilt
Alvin Samples
Alabama
Bill Bridges
Ken Mendenhall
Archie Manning
Mississippi
Clarence Davis
Steve Vorster
Charlie Pittman
Bill Brundage
David Campbell
Auburn
Leo Brooks
Steve Smear
Carl Crennel
West Virginia
Mike Ballou
UCLA
Don Parish
Stanford
Glen Cannon
Steve Tannen
Ted Provost
Tim Foley
Yale Bulldogs Rally To Share Ivy Crown In 1969
Yale under coach Carmen Cozza surged through the 1969 season. The Bulldogs, once written off after key losses, beat Harvard 7 0 to claim a three way Ivy League title alongside Dartmouth and Princeton. Cozza posted 30 14 1 in his Yale tenure as the team rebounded with four straight wins prior to a loss at Dartmouth. In Westport, Conn the Sports Car Club of America listed 377 entrants for the American Road Race of Champions at Daytona November 25 30 to crown national champions across 21 classes.
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Conn
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Cozza
Yale
Bulldogs
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Calvin Hill
University of Connecticut
Colgate
Dartmouth
Penn
Princeton
Harvard
Blue
Westport
Deer Killers List From Bennington Area Manhunt Returns
A long OCR fragment lists numerous names from Bennington and surrounding towns with ages and places, tied to a deer kill or hunting tally. Names include Mil ton Harrington, Edward Cross, Rodney Hoard, Janice Oldham, Patrick Kenney, and many others with ages ranging roughly from 60 to 145 in various localities such as Bennington, Rupert, Shaftsbury, Dorset and Arlington. The garbled item appears as a participant roster or scoring summary from a regional hunting event or deer harvest record.
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Ted DeMarco
Anderless
Clark Harwood Jr
Bennington
Rupert
Robert Gerity
Pownal
Ronald Myers
Shaftsbury
Milton Harrington
Ernest Chenaille
Wells
Edward Cross
Arlington
Merton Cross
Manchester
Jeffrey Gauthier
Martin D. Bushee
Walmore Mineau
Adams
Mass
Danby
Robert Poblocki
Pawlet
William L. Mattison
Ton
Robert Bump
Kenneth Squires
Rodney Hoard
Dover
John Berard
Janice Oldham
Dorset
Richard Gallant
Powenal
Steven Wilson
West Rupert
Roy Farnum
Mt. Holly
Richard Bevis
East Rupert
Robert Townsend
Beneington
Wallingford
William Myers
Richard Oldham
Patrick Kenney
Robert Lucyznski
Harold Sargeant
Fee
Peter Ayers
Sandgate
Rupert Harrington
Kenyon Morse Sr
Paul Becker
North Bennington
Mt. Anthony
Junior Harwood
Winhall
Denis Maloney
Francis Stemp
Spike Horn
Woodford
Philip Danforth
Roger Cross
Roland Becker
Donald DeSaultes
Kenneth Grassett
William Rudd
John Crawford
Nel
Hinsdale Harness Entries November 25 1969 Racing Results
Tuesday Garlands Hinsdale meet lists first through ninth pace divisions with multiple horses, drivers, and owners. Notable entries include Angel Dares Cross and MeadoweArch Gray, Misty Rock Silk, Kerry Gallon Stadelman, and Mr Morton Harp among numerous pace heats and placements.
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Angel Dares—Cross
Albina Direct—Baker
Chuck Purdue
Marshall
General Armbro
D’ Alessandro
Fleet Pick
Brenda Blackguard
Kent
Majestic Knight
Harp
Elias Choice
Harvey Ae Mecca Mine
Gilman
Pace
Josephine Bumpas
Magan
Shadydale Feather—Hogan
Scotts Iris
Councils Adios
Burgoyne
All Excellence
Davignon
My Byrd
Burdick
Colemanne MeadoweArch
Gray
Jim Dobson
Mcisaac
Thad
Misty Rock
Silk
Molly Branigan
Bushway
Thornapple—Kane
Acme
Clough
Libby Dares—Cross
Justly One
Circus Rum—Baker
Dan Dee
Southern Boy
Harvey
Curtis—Richardson
Lo Frisco
Sensation —Marshall
Hal Jay—Smith
Tyson Volo—Provost
Oak Grove
Mabel—Tilbert
May Flanagan
Letendre
Dark Pride
D’ Alessandro Ae Graith Lanafore
Pike Holly Boot
Brookside Belle
Deans Champ—Kent
Mark L—Johnson
Silk City
Sue
Ellen
Charley Minbar
Namie
Matty—Beauchesne
Adonis
Bobby
Gilmanne
Alden Lybrook
Harp Chum
Melsaac
Kerry Gallon—Stadelman
Boston Rumpus
Success Margo—Marshall
Laconia
Miss—Lawrence
al Brook
Shermar David
Tom Frost
Coleman
Tisbert
Moe—Kane
Mr. Morton
Now Win—Kent
Kerwin Time
Stormy Star
Pike
Flying Gold
McCarthy
Lees Comet
Bryant
Me Man—Letendre
Fred Flanagan
Tip Hat
Melburn—Gray
Mark Henley
Johnson
Wooster Knight
Tilbert
Chesters Marimae
Donna Day
Baker
Diamond Dios—Gagne
Shadydale Rocket
Pleasant Time
Silk Raffles
Tillie Burns—Smith
Ned—Johnson
Helpful Hanna
Rummy Helen—Provost
Floor Freight
Gray Storm
Polka Prince
Lord Adam
Ettagraph
Birdie
Cleary
Red Auerbach Predicts Celtics Third or Fourth Finish
Boston Celtics coach and general manager Red Auerbach predicts the club will place third or fourth this season as Boston, 6-18 after a West Coast trip, eyes a climb behind the Knicks, Bullets, and Bucks. He credits Tommy Heinsohn for steady improvement and says the Celtics won’t back down.
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UPS
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Auerbach
San Diego
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Lew Alcindor
Cincinnati
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Royals
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Celts
Boston Garden
Heinsohn
Bill Russell
Sam Jones
Four Houston Oiler players stranded after offshore trip
Ode Burrell Ken Houston Tom Domres and Garland Boyette spent 13 hours adrift when their boat motor quit off Houston. A county sheriff's boat found them and towed the players ashore uninjured.
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Houston
UPS
Houston Oller
Ode Burrell
Ken Houston
Tom Domres
Garland Boyette
City League High Singles and Triples Leaders
In the Men's City League standings Welch bowled 210 to win high singles, Bee Be tallied 200 and Corcoran 198. BeeBe led high triples with 576, Welch 564, and Gronon 562 in a crowded scoring day.
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BeeBe
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U. Cc
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Wyman
Bostwick
H. Harrington
Powers Body Shop
Bull
Mack- Marty’s Shell
Swhneski
Comets
Cole’s Shell
Battenkill
American Legion
E. A
Pownal Valley
Jees
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