College Basketball Results Across Multiple Conferences
A scattered summary of college basketball scores across the Big Ten Big Eight Midwest and other conferences. Notable results include Illinois 78 over Beas North Central 58 and Iowa State various close losses with several teams like St Ambrose 86 Coe 80 and Kansas State 26 Drake 10 in wrestling.
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Kinals
Tech
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Mahalowna
Io Ville
Robert Morris
Muscatine
Alaska
Eastern Washington
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Miner Leads Kennedy Cougars To First Victory In History
Terry Miner starred as the Kennedy Cougars upset Clinton 72 68 for their first basketball win. Miner scored 17 of 22 fourth quarter points and 11 of 12 points in the final period, while coach Mike Collis praised team effort and Miner’s late confidence.
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Mike Collis
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Clinton
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Dirk Dunbar
Steve Filer
Steve Marks
Jefferson
Jim Lockett
Washington
Steve Ullrich
Larry Wade
Tom Mullin
Dave Brusha
Steve Peterman
Tom Ferguson
Mike Gorman
Mike Mulherin
Regis
Gorman
LaSalle
D.M. East
Mulherin
East
Jim Heck
Craig Darling
Wash
Heck
Nets
Jeff
Don King
Darling
Davenport Central
Joe Andrea
Marion
Indians
Winton
Mike Loeffler
Iowa City
Regina
Jim Mutralsky
Prairie
Hawks
Benton
LaVerne Bruns
Linn-Mar
Nancy Richey Back On Top in Rankings
Nancy Richey of San Angelo Texas has regained the No 1 ranking among U S women tennis players After Billie Jean King turned pro Heldman of New York moves up to second and Vicky Rogers of Rye N Y rises to third Rogers had been tenth last year
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Nancy Richey
San Angelo
Texas
United States
Brunette
Billie Jean King
Julie Heldman
Vicky Rogers
Rye
N.Y
Miss Rogers
Buckeyes QB Rex Kern sidelined with dislocated shoulder
Ohio State quarterback Rex Kern is out with a dislocated left shoulder after a blocking drill. Coach Woody Hayes puts Ron Maciejowski in at No 1, with Bill Long as insurance. If Kern cannot return for the Jan 1 Rose Bowl against Southern California, Maciejowski will start.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rex Kern
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Woody Hayes
Kern
Hayes
Ron Maciejowski
Southern California
Maciejowski
Iowa Wrestlers Begin Big Ten Season With Illini Dual
Iowa's wrestling team opens the Big Ten season Friday at Illinois after three straight tournament weekends. Joe Carstensen and Joe Wells each won crowns in three meets, with Carstensen at 137 pounds and Wells at 152 expected to lead the lineup alongside anticipated starters Bentz, Briggs, Yahn, DeVries, Streitner and Stearns. An AAU event in LaGrange follows before a five-dual eastern trip.
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Illinois
Hawkeyes
Dave McCuskey
Minnesota
Joe Carstensen
Camanche
Joe Wells
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Wells
Hawkeye
Champaign
Tom Bentz
Don Briggs
Cedar Rapids
Don Yahn
Clinton
Jerry Lee
Bemidji
Minn
Steve DeVries
Rochester
Verlyn Streitner
Tama
Dale Stearns
Chariton
Bentz
Briggs
Yahn
DeVries
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Strelner
Illini
LaGrange
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Illini eye continued unbeaten run with three Big Ten tests
Illinois, the lone unbeatens in the Big Ten, hosts Ohio University Tuesday, Tulane Thursday, and Houston Saturday as Purdue beat Ohio U. and Illinois toppled Iowa State. Coach Harv Schmidt notes momentum and a strong defensive showing, with Minnesota hosting North Dakota also on Tuesday.
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Houston
Purdue
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Iowa State
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North Dakota
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Washington State
Indiana
Loyola Chicago
Michigan State
Nebraska
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Coe Cornell Clinic to Highlight Holiday Tournament Schedule
Coe college hosts a two day Coe Cornell holiday tournament and clinic January 3 4 1969 in Cedar Rapids Iowa. The event features basketball doubleheaders opening with Cornell versus North Central and Coe versus Westmar plus a full coaching clinic with Cedar Rapids Jefferson Kennedy Tipton and others. Registration begins January 4 at 8 30 a m with speakers including Cornell coach Paul Maaske North Central Ted Wilson Westmar Paul Knudtson and Coe coach Dave Etienne.
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Coe- Cornell
Coe College
Cornell
North Central College of Naperville
Ill
Coe-Westmar
Cedar Rapids High School
Jack Fisk
Jefferson
Dale Tryon
Kennedy
Lee Crawford
Tipton
Paul Maaske
Ted Wilson
North Central College
Paul Knudtson
West
Mar
Westmar
Dave Etienne
Crawford
Vikings Win Central Title On Discipline and Poise
Minnesota's 24 to 17 win over the Eagles clinched the Central Division title as Green Bay beat Chicago. Coach Bud Grant credited a discipline program and reduced penalties for the squad's improved 8-6 record and playoff push. Vikings players, including Mick Tingelhoff and Grady Alderman, emphasized maturation and focus over prize money.
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Minnesota Vikings
Bud Grant
Minnesota
Vikings
Grant
Viking
Philadelphia Eagles
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Chicago
Mick Tinglehoff
Tinglehoff
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Sinnerud and Two Catchers Traded to Royals
Kansas City Royals acquire promising catcher John Martinez and teammates Tommie Smith and Mike Sinnerud from the Houston Astros in a 3-for-1 interleague trade. Royals send 19-year-old catcher John Jones to complete the deal.
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Kansas City Royals
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Houston Astros
Martinez
Tommie Smith
Mike Sinnerud
Cedar Rapids
Royals
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Washington ‘Senators
Buffalo
NBC Sportscaster Allen Undergoes Surgery
New York AP report says Mel Allen, longtime Yankees announcer and later a broadcaster for the Indians and NBC, underwent surgery on Monday.
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Allen
NEW York
Mel Allen
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
National Broadcasting Co
Saints Mumon Hiring Lombardi
New Orleans Saints officials refused comment on an AP report that the team tried to hire Vince Lombardi as head coach and general manager. A high Saints source said Lombardi declined a six figure offer for the combined post.
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New Orleans Saints
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National Football League
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