Colorado's Bob Anderson Faces Test Against Undefeated Kansas
Colorado star Bob Anderson, labeled the Big Eight's best, leads the Buffaloes against third ranked Kansas in a homecoming tilt at Lawrence. Anderson has 1317 total yards and 13 TDs in six games, while Kansas counters with Bobby Douglass, Donnie Shanklin, and John Riggins as the nation’s top scoring unit.
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Arlington Eaglettes Sweep to Perfect Field Hockey Season
Arlington high school girls field hockey finished 9-0 in Molly Stark league play, led by goalie Jo Ann Rice and top scorer Sandra Corey. Coach Tim Williams’ squad outscored opponents 26-3 with six shutouts, posting a strong 17-1 overall 1967-68 mark and returning 24 players for next year.
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Arlington Eaglettes
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Wilmington
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Sandra Corey
Cathy Christiansen
Paula Wade
Bonnie Whitman
Molly Pratt
Jackie Huth
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Rita Torrisi
Jo- Ann Buck
Elaine Creed
Linda Wilcox
Nancy Corey
Chris Haugsrud
Sherry Vaughn
Darlene Whitman
Sherry Erickson
Chris Christiansen
Chris Whitman
Darlene Young
Ricky Stroffoleno
Andria Mattison
Gail Wright
NCAA Council Probes Utah State Amid Probation Actions
CAA Athletic Council on Wednesday placed Utah State University on probation for an indefinite period after distributing probationary terms to five schools and reprimanding LaSalle College St Bonaventure and Florida State. Pan American College also received a one year probation while Northern Michigan was admonished for post season play during pending membership.
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Ncaa Council
Bullets Surge Past Celtics Earn First in East
In a pivotal Wednesday game Baltimore Bullets moved into first place in the Eastern Division after a 112-110 overtime win over the Warriors. Gus Johnson hit a 25-foot jumper late in overtime and Earl Monroe added 22 points as the Bullets edged San Francisco. Celtics suffered a 119-117 loss to Detroit while other NBA results included Oscar Robertson leading the Royals past the Knicks 118-114 and Gail Goodrich scoring 32 for the Suns in a late rally win.
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Rangers Rout Penguins 7-3 Inspired Comeback Stuns Penguins
Geoffrion criticized his team after New York erased a 3-0 deficit to beat Pittsburgh 7-3 as Bob Nevin and Jean Ratelle scored twice. Montreal routed Toronto 5-0 to lead Eastern Division. Vachon earned his first shutout. Chicago beat Los Angeles 4-2 with Hull and Lemaire contributing. Boston defeated Minnesota 4-2 with Shack and Bucyk pivotal.
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Record Crop of Rookies On 1969 Red Sox Roster
Boston, UPI report shows nine rookies on the 1969 Red Sox winter roster with Dick Williams facing a spring training squad of mostly newcomers. Tony Conigliaro remains on the disabled list, shielding his return while veterans like Carl Yastrzemski and Reggie Smith lead an abbreviated outfield, and Kristian Fisk plus other newcomers fill the infield and pitching slots.
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Dick Mills
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Jose Santiago
Lee Stange
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Jose Tartabull
Joe Lahoud
George Thomas
Billy Conigliaro
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Rico Petrocelli
Dalton Jones
Luis Alvarado
George Scott
Uconns Favored In Harrier Test
UConn harriers led by junior co captain Vitale head to Burlington Vermont for the Yankee Conference cross country test given Vitale’s seven wins in eight dual meets this season and his 4 14 6 mile mark along with 23 23 9 for the 4 7 mile course He is seen as a strong threat in the 21st Yankee championship and has driven his own tough training discipline based on past poor finishes.
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King of the Hill crown shifts as Hyland defeats Smith
Tom Hyland Jr defeats defending King Don Smith to claim the title, posting a 638 total from 533 scratch and 105 handicap while Briggs and Gardner place behind. The bowling scene features strong scores across leagues, upcoming Heart Bowling Week noted, with multiple leagues and top totals highlighted.
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