Ohio State Tops Cagers In AP Top 10 With Auburn
The Associated Press ranked Ohio State first for a fourth straight week, with Bradley second and St Bonaventure rising to third as Louisville and St John's also move up. Auburn debuts at ninth after a Birmingham Classic win, while North Carolina and NC State tie for 10th.
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Associated Press
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North Carolina State
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Detroit
St. Bonaventure
Indiana
Kentucky
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St. John’s
Duke
Alabama
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N. C. State
Providence
UCLA
Colorado
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Vanderbilt
Utah
Wake Forest
Kansas
Drake
Memphis State
Purdue
Duquesne
Uta State
Marquette
Virginia Tech
Iowa
Seton Hall
McCormick Named National League ERA Champion
Cincinnati AP report shows Giants pitcher Mike DeCormick led NL in earned run average at 2.70 for 1969 with a 15-13 record over 23 innings. The Giants secured a third straight year with a San Francisco hurler atop the ERA chart, continuing a recent club pattern dating back to 1954 1955 wins by Antonelli and Wilhelm.
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New York
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Mike DeCormick
Sam Jones
Stu Miller
Johnny Antonelli
Hoyt Wilhelm
Chicago at New York Monday’s results Tuesday’s schedule
A compact sports note shows Chicago visiting New York with results from Monday and upcoming games on Tuesday and Wednesday. The item references a matchup between Chicago and New York without detailing scores or exact dates.
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New York
Sharman Return Spurs Celtic Eastern Lead
New York AP Bill Sharman returns to action for the Boston Celtics to reinforce their Eastern Division lead in the NBA. Boston sits ahead of Philadelphia by 12 percentage points as they host Cincinnati in tonight’s doubleheader opener, with St. Louis visiting Boston tomorrow and Philadelphia at New York in the other game. Sharman has missed games with a pulled calf muscle in his left leg.
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St. Louis
Sharman
Syracuse
Los Angeles
Patriots Star Played With Injury All Year
Boston AP reports Patriots quarterback Butch Songin endured a pinched neck nerve since October 16 in Oakland. He kept playing through pain, guiding a three game win streak and finishing the season with 22 touchdowns and 2,506 yards on 187 completions of 392 attempts.
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Insurance Man Buys Athletics Baseball Club
CHICAGO AP Insurance broker Charles Finley, controlling 52 percent of the Kansas City A's, seeks 100 percent ownership. He paid 1 975 000 for the estate stock of Arnold Johnson with final court approval tied to AL acceptance. Finley estimates another 1 925 000 to acquire the remaining 48 percent, totaling about 3 900 000. Joe Gordon to stay as field manager, no word on Parke Carroll as GM. The A's last top finish was fourth in 1952.
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Charles Finley
Kansas City A’s
Finley
A‘s
Arnold Johnson
Robert Dunne
Finney
Kansas City
Johnson
Joe Gordon
Parke Carroll
A’s
Philadelphia
Ski Conditions Across New England and Maine
Ski bulletin lists conditions for multiple venues: Franconia Cannon Mt fair to good lower and upper, Mittersill fair to good upper, Intervale fair to good, Belknap Area good, Dartmouth Skiway poor to fair, Mt Sunapee good lower, Cranmore fair, Pinkham Notch Wildcat fair lower with poor to fair upper, Temple Mt good lower, Bridgton Pleasant Mt poor and limited, Sugarloaf good to excellent. notes vary by location and difficulty.
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API
New Engana Council
New Hampshire
Franconia
Cannon Mt
Mittersill
Intervale
Laconia
Belknap
Unytime
Dartmouth
Mt Sunapee
North Conway
Cranmore
Pinkham Notch
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Maine
Bridgton
Pleasant Mt
Kingfield
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Paulists Plan New York Pilgrimage for 1900th Anniversary
The Paulist Fathers announce plans to sponsor three major events in commemoration of the 1900th anniversary of St. Pauls arrival in Rome. The program anticipates pilgrimages and related activities in New York during the coming year.
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St. Paul
Rome
Iwill
Nick Gillis Tops Three Rolloffs For TV Series Bowls
Nick Gillis led a 30 string rolloff to select Maine bowlers for a Portland TV series, totaling 3 633 to beat 40 contenders. Don Saucier won Sanford’s event with 1 226 to edge Gillis by eight pins, while Gillis held a 94 pin lead after two rolloffs. Other qualifiers include Al Huot, E Doiron, L Smith, Jerry Forcier, Al St Clair, Phil Brassard, and Buck Beaumier.
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Nick Gillis
Maine
Portland
Gillis
South Portland
Harlan Shane
Westbrook
Sanford
Ray Gotreau
Augusta
Don Saucier
Jerry Forcier
al St. Clair
Phil Brassard
Buck Beaumier
McNeeley And Logan Meeting For Third Bout
Boston AP Logan, 24, Boise campaigner, seeks a knockout in the 10 round heavyweight bout at Boston Garden with Tom McNeeley. Logan predicts a seventh round KO, while McNeeley, now in top form, aims to outbox and stop Logan in under six. Referee is Rocky Marciano.
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George Logan
Tom McNeeley
Boston Garden
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McNeeley
New York
George
Logar
Redskins Hire Bill McPeak As New Coach
Washington AP Bill McPeak 34 youngest NFL head coach given a year to revive the falling Redskins. Owner George Preston Marshall announced McPeak will replace Mike Nixon, fired after a 1 9 2 2 season. McPeak, ex all pro end with Pittsburgh, was Nixon's top assistant and will sign a one year contract at his request. He says he can prove himself in a year.
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Bill McPeak
Washington Redskins
George Preston Marshall
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NFL
Mike Nixon
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Nixon
Pittsburgh Steelers
Marshall
DeNucci Beats Greene In Close 10 Round Decision
Providence AP reports Joe DeNucci of Newton Massachusetts won a unanimous 10 round decision over Willie Greene of Providence. DeNucci weighed 164 pounds to Greene's 1634 pounds and trailed early before rallying. Judges scored with a one point edge for DeNucci on their cards as he shook Greene with rights in early rounds and closed strong in the final three.
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Joe Ll Nucci
Newton
Mass
Willie Greene
DeNuci
DeNucci
Greene
Pilgrimages to Holy Land and Rome Mentioned
Fragment describes yearlong pilgrimages to sacred sites in the Holy Land and Rome, noted as part of Paul’s first century missionary journeys. It references varied locations visited during early Christian travels.
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Rome
Paul
Cenury
Ohio State Tops Loyola as Top Teams Rise in AP Ranking
A star-filled slate lifts Ohio State Bradley St Bonaventure Duke Detroit and North Carolina in the AP top ranks after decisive wins. Lucas 19 points for Ohio State beat Loyola Chicago 9-65 as Bradley and St Bonaventure stay perfect at 7-0. Heyman 23 for Duke and DeBusschere 27 for Detroit highlight the top teams' performances across the weekend.
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Chet Walker
Tom Stith
Art Heyman
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Doug Moe
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North Carolina
Associated Press
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Gary Daniels
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Baylor
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Fights Last Night Across Cities Highlight Boxing Card
Eddie Machen outpointed Wayne Piden in Portland while Jesse Smith stopped Mel Collins in Chicago. Billy Collins drew with Tony De Cola in New York. Joe Denucci outpointed Willie Greene in Providence and Rafia King stopped Cyprien Car rie in France.
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Willie Greene
Alley Cats and Local Bowling Standings And Scores
Alley Cats lead with team total 761 and 488 for Fecteau's IGA in weekly standings. Highs include J Bissaillon 275 and R Cote 168 two strings. The Hague defeats Jimmy King in boxing, 8 rounds, weights not listed.
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Little Bowling League
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Janson
Horvath Struggles as Bruins Go Scoreless in 11
Boston Bruins endure a scoring drought with Don McKenney out for a week and Bronco Horvath without a goal in 11 games. Horvath, who had 39 goals last season, says the drought is driving him nuts and cites getting too close to the net as a possible reason.
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