Paterno Opposes Texas as Royal Takes Top Plaque
Penn State coach Joe Paterno questions Texas at No 1 while Darrell Royal of Texas retains the top spot after a near end of season AP poll. Arkansas slides to third after Texas-Notre Dame game losses. Royal shrugs off any silliness about Nixon’s plaque as final bowl outcomes loom.
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Penn State
Darrell Royal
Texas
United States
Associated Press
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Paterno
Royal
Cone
Richard M. Nixon
Notre Dame
Missouri
Nixon
White House
United Press International
Pennsylvania
Boxing Results From Associated Press
In Sacramento Enrique Jana of Buenos Aires won on points over Lalo Moreno of Mexico City. In Tijuana Ricardo Arredondo of Mexico City defeated Alfredo Marcano of Caracas on points.
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Sacramento
Calif
Enrique Jana
Buenos Aires
Lalo Moreno
Mexico City
Tijuana
Mexico
Ricardo Arredondo
Alfredo Marcano
Caracas
Venezuela
Texas Dominates Poll With 10-0 Record
Texas led the nation 10-0 and received 22 of 30 first place votes from a nationwide panel of sportswriters and broadcasters. Penn State had five first place votes and 492 points to Texas 580. Arkansas 426 points. Ohio State USC and Michigan split the remaining three first place votes as Missouri LSU Notre Dame UCLA stayed in the top ten. The Second Ten featured Tennessee Auburn Mississippi Nebraska Florida Stanford Purdue Houston West Virginia Toledo with Colorado also receiving a vote.
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Ohio State
Southern California
Michigan
Missouri
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Auburn
Mississippi
Nebraska
Florida
Stanford
Purdue
Houston
West Virginia
Toledo
Colorado
Penn State
South California
Nixon declines to pick No 1 college team
President Nixon, a known football fan, says he will not try to select the nation's top college team. He joked at a Monday night briefing that picking No 1 in football is how not to reach young people. He also announced he would present a plaque to honor the Texas-Arkansas winner as the top team.
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Washington
Penn State
Dick Nixon
Fayetteville
Ark
Lke
Arkansas
Texas
Razorbacks
Spiro Agnew
Nison
Los Angeles Rams
Minnesota Vikings
Agnew
Los Angeles Coliseum
Spire
NBA Owners To Consider Future Sites
New York AP Houston Buffalo and Kansas City will be discussed in Chicago at the NBA winter meeting as potential future franchises. No final decision on two new members is expected at the one day session. Other candidates include Portland Cleveland Memphis and Minneapolis.
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Houston
Buffalo
Kansas City
Chicago
National Basketball Association
NBA Board of Governors
Postland
Ore
Memphis
Tenn
Cleveland
Minneapolis
West Leads In Scoring In NBA Race
Jerry West of the Los Angeles Lakers leads the NBA scoring chase with a 30.1 point average after about one third of the season. Bill Cunningham of Philadelphia trails at 27.4, with Elvin Hayes of San Diego third at 26.1 as West posted 95 points in four games last week.
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Jerry West
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles Laker
Wilt Chamberlain
West
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Philadelphia
Elvin Hayes
San Diego
Nixon’s football gamble stirs political crossroads
The article portrays President Nixon's surprise commentary during a Texas at Arkansas game, drawing reactions from Spiro Agnew and Penn State coach Joe Paterno. It notes Nixon’s praise for Texas, critique of Arkansas quarterback Bill Montgomery, and implications for his 1972 electoral strategy amid Pennsylvanian football pride and potential political fallout.
Delaware Places 3 Maitland Makes ECAC For 3rd Year in Row
Jack Maitland of Williams, a 6 2 senior halfback and cocaptain, earns ECAC Division II all East honors for the third straight year. He is joined by teammates and other ECAC selections from Delaware, Tufts, Lehigh, Wesleyan, and Middlebury. The 1969 squad lists Maitland as a first team back along with Darrick Warner and Chuck Hall.
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Williams
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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Seaver Peters
University of Delaware
John Favero
Paramus
N.J
Chuck Hall
Springfield
Rich Giachetti
Tufts
Quincy
Mass
Delaware
Tom DiMuzio
Philadelphia
Darrick Warner
Bridgeport
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Rochester
John Clarey
Wiliamsville
Mike
Newark
Joe Carroll
West Chester
Chester
Williamsville
Mike Leib
Lehigh
Hazleton
Chris Grejtak
Middlebury
Scarsdale
Jack Mait
Land
Frank Waters
Wesleyan
Orange
Robert Rodger
Vermont
Fulton
Dumont Selections Highlight 1969 ECAC Division 3 All-East
Affected by the ECAC awards, Glenn Dumont of AIC and Harvey Adams of Kings Point join Dennis Zimmerman of Albright on the Division 3 All-East team. James Moretti earns sophomore of the year honors. Bill Dukett leads as quarterback. Bill Curley and Joe Styckiewicz noted among top backfield and defensive players outlining the Sugar Bowl tourney context with West Virginia Notre Dame South Carolina New Mexico in New Orleans December 29.
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Dartmouth
Harvey Adams
Kings Point
Woodmere
Glenn Dumont
AIC
Winslow
Maine
Dennis Zimmerman
Albright
Ephrata
Ed Moravian
North Plainfield
N.J
Bill Curley
Lycoming
Dover
Bill Dukett
East Stroudsburg State
Phillipsburg
N.C
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Alfred
Hornell
Joe Styckiewicz
Chicopee
Mass
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Ursinus
Westfield
Glen Legend
Upsala
Rockaway
Terry Stecker
Norwich
Stewartsville
Joe Asconi
Wagner
North Bergen
Eq Zaninelli
Gerry Drabina
Susquehanna
Exie
West Virginia
Notre Dame
South Carolina
New Mexico
New Orleans
Wahconah Country Club names John J Doctor Pro
John J Doctor 40 a Class A PGA pro superintendent at Bluff Point Golf and Country Club Plattsburgh N Y for six years named professional at Wahconah Country Club He succeeds Tommy Toski who left Wahconah after 11 years Doctor a former semipro football player from Buffalo has golf roots as a caddy at eight and has played state and sectional PGA events He has never joined the PGA tour and cites a $10 000 bankroll as a prerequisite He is married with four children Christine Michael Thomas and Susan Michael plans to become a pro and assist his father Doctor has been a pro since 1952 with positions at Pee Oh Driving Range Scotch Plains Lake Placid Craig Wood and Plattsburgh He won the 1968 1969 Genesee Open pro am and the Northeastern New York PGA qualifying round at Oneonta for the Phoenix Arizona championship"}
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John J. Doctor
Bluff Point Golf and Country Club
Plattsburgh
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Jim Meyer
Doctor
Tommy Toski
Wahconah
Hickory Ridge
South Amherst
Buffalo
Professional Golfers’ Association
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Thomas
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Dolor
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Scotch Plains Country Club
Westfield
N.J
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Lake Placid
Craig Wood
Craig Wood Golf and Country Club
Plattsburgh Club
New York
Oneonta Country Club
Phoenix
Ariz
O Connor To Address JFL Players
Dalton Wahconah High School coach Jim O Connor will be the main speaker at the Pittsfield Junior Football League banquet at Highland Hall on Tuesday December 16 at 6 pm. He is Wahconah vice principal and athletics director, led the 1969 team and has guided champions in 1966 1965. The Lions and award presenters, with city officials and coaches from Pittsfield and Taconic, will attend.
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Dalton
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Pittsfield
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Adams High
Warriors
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Joseph Scelsi
Berkshire County Football Officials’ Association
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Pittsfield High
Tom Potter
Joe
Brown picks Hart and O'Donnell as captains for 1970
Brown announces co captains Fullback Gerry Hart Bayonne New Jersey and flanker Bill O Donnell Wilmette Illinois at the annual dinner. Trinity College elects Daniel E B Jessee to Baseball Hall of Fame after 35 years coaching Bantams. Rhode Island forms nine member coach search panel to replace Jack Zilly. Vietnam leads in taekwondo team event as Malaysia and Thailand win medals.
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Gerry Hart
Bayonne
Bill O'Donnell
Wilmette
Brown
Hartford
Kingston
B.T
University of Rhode Island
Jack Zilly
Board of Trustees of State Colleges
Bantam All-Stars edge Agawam 1 0 in tight opener
In a week of Boys Club hockey the Bantam All-Stars defeated Agawam 1-0. Dan Carity scored at 10 minutes of the third period after a pass from Bob Shea. Goalie Brian Colby for Agawam posted 25 saves as Dee Kittredge and Kevin Maher anchored the defense.
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Bob Shea
Dee Kittredge
Kevin Maher
Agawam
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Tom Moffatt
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North Stars
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Brian Gordon
Dan Martin
Mark Viale
Art Houghtaling
Broderick
Blues
Bears
del LaBarron
Bob Schofler
Steve Connolly
Doyle Grid Coach of the Year Named in Western Ma
Joe Doyle head coach of Adams High was chosen Western Massachusetts football coach of the year by the Springfield Sunday Republican. Doyle earned the award for guiding Adams to a co championship in the Class A Conference with Wahconah as his squad finished 7 0 1 despite replacing several stars from the 1968 Class A champions.
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Adams High
Western Massachusetts
Springfield Sunday Republican
Doyle
Wahconah
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