Soviets Disappointed As Americans Lead Olympic Medals
United States athletes dominated early events in Mexico City, with Jim Hines and Randy Matson winning golds in sprint and shot put. Russia lagged in golds, while U.S. swimmers showed strength and the women 100 meters contenders Wyomia Tyus and Barbara Ferrell advanced to finals.
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Southern California Tops AP Poll Shuffle
The Associated Press top college football ranking sees Southern California regain first place after Purdue falls to fifth as Ohio State Penn State and Kansas hold positions behind. Simp son scores three TDS in USC win over Stanford while Ohio State quiets Purdue. Kansas climbs to fourth after beating Nebraska. Notre Dame and Georgia Tech slide.
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Havlicek Poised For Celtics Season Opener
Boston AP report says John Havlicek, sidelined by ankle pain, should be ready for the season opener against Detroit as x rays show no new injury. Doctors planned heat or ice treatment while preferring rest and pain management. Celtics intend to carry 11 players, with recent cuts expected.
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Alflen Holds Slim New England Scoring Lead
Ted Alflen from Springfield extended his edge in the New England college football scoring race by scoring five points in a 48-7 win over Colby. He has five touchdowns, 15 extra points and two field goals in four games, while teammates tallied seven kicks.
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Boston University football player quits team for personal reasons
Dan ny Lucca, a senior who lost the starting quarterback job to Pete Yetten, has quit the Boston University football team for personal reasons. Backups and experimentations at running back were noted as the team adjusts behind Yetten.
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South Portland JV Routs St Louis 12–0 in Slow Game
South Portland Jayvees shut out St Louis 12 to 0 as Ken Cloutier and Doug McLain scored for the hosts. Scoring came in the second period with a 6 point burst and another in the final frame. Substitutions and player names listed with officials and field details.
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Quarterback Club Schedules Meeting at Kennebunk High
Kennebunk The Wednesday Quarterback Club will hold its weekly session tomorrow at 8 p m at Kennebunk High School. Watches Morse High football game on screen. Refreshments will be served.
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Agnew declares net worth of 111084 in financial statement
Spiro T. Agnew reports total assets of 160,834 and liabilities 49,750 in a Monday financial statement. Net worth listed as 111,084 includes bank accounts 36,621 stocks 27,113 and Virgin Islands property valued at 50,600. Also notes 10 bank note and options 1,000. In Hamilton, N Y Colgate University trustees discuss open meetings and student representation amid past protests over fraternity discrimination.
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Draft Talent Better This Time In Montreal Expos Padres
Buzzy Bavasi and John McHale, new NL club presidents, express satisfaction with this year’s expansion picks. Each team paid $333,333.33 per player, with Montreal and San Diego favoring veterans and youth respectively. The draft priced top to bottom, far above the 1960 range of $50,000 to $125,000 per player.
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Mudcat" Grant
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Bowling Title Match Slated At Local Lanes
Tomorrow night at Pas time Lanes Biddeford a twin City title match between Bob Dodge the champion and Don Bouthot the challenger. The 10 string event starts at 9 with both bowlers above their league averages and proven in competition. This is the champion's second defense of the season.
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Kansas City and Seattle Set To Go Talent-Hunting
In a $5.125 million expansion draft bid each, the Kansas City Royals and Seattle Pilots embarked on talent-hunt plans for 1969. Both teams eyed unprotected young players from 10 clubs, with Seattle holding first draft picks after a coin toss.
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Green Takes First Practice With Bruins
Boston Bruins veteran defenseman Teddy Green skated in his first scrimmage since rejoining the club and is projected to play this week on the first road trip of the NHL season. Coach Sinden indicated Green could suit up at Oakland Wednesday night as the team aims for a third straight victory, with rookie Rick Smith heading to Oklahoma for further seasoning. Three spare forwards Ron Murphy, Ross Lonsberry, and Glen Sather will travel, while two players from the opening lineup were loaned to American Hockey League teams.
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Liston Knocks Out Moore For Seventh Straight Win
Sonny Liston of Las Vegas extends his winning streak to seven with a second round knockout of Sonny Moore in Arizona. Moore drops after a left to the temple early in the third as Liston quickly resumes the attack, sealing the bout at 2:18.
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Lakers Seem A Shoo In For NBA Crown
The Lakers look like the clear favorite to win the NBA title with Wilt Chamberlain Jerry West and Elgin Baylor forming a superstar trio. Philadelphia New York Boston battle for the Eastern crown while Milwaukee and Phoenix join as expansion clubs. Openers set for Wednesday with season lasting into March playoffs. Lincoln Downs features Cold World winning a feature race over Natural Whit.
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