Next Stop Notre Dame O J Has Trojans Rolling
USC led by halfback O J Simpson hammered Stanford 30 0 as Notre Dame prepared to host the Trojans after routing Town 56 6 The AP Top Ten raced through results with California UCLA Purdue Nebraska Colorado Alabama and Georgia posting wins while Mississippi State toppled Texas Tech and Notre Dame surged past Town.
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Cyclones Struggle to Score vs Colorado After Big Eight Setback
Iowa State blanked by Colorado 34 0 as the Cyclones fail to reach a touchdown for the third time in four games. Sophomore QB Bob Anderson shone for Colorado with 117 rushing yards and 79 passing yards, while Kansas State looms as a tougher opponent after a close loss to Nebraska.
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Kingsley-Pierson Opens Title Defense In State Tourney
Defending champion Kingsley-Pierson faces Olds Waco in the opening girls softball state tournament game. Fairbank Wapsie Valley matches Pella Christian in the other first round, with Corwith-Wesley meeting Stratford and Farragut facing Nesco in Tuesday’s night slate.
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Olympic official denies Negro discrimination boycott feared
LAS CRUCES New Mexico AP Miguel de Capriles chief of the U S Olympic Committee said he has not been approached about discrimination against Negro athletes. He spoke at New Mexico State University arguing a boycott of the 1968 Mexico City Games would be a great mistake and that Negro participation has always existed. Some West Coast athletes warned of a possible boycott over alleged discrimination.
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Braves Houston World Series swap reshapes rosters
In a four player trade announced during the World Series the Atlanta Braves acquired Sonny Jackson and Chuck Harrison while the Houston Astros received Denny Lemaster Denis Menke and a prospect. Jackson hit .237 last season and Harrison batted .243 behind Mathews. Lemaster 9 9 with a 4.94 ERA has had arm trouble while Menke 27 is a right handed hitter who struggled to stay in the lineup.
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Brewer Beats Casper In Golfer of Year Playoff
Gay Brewer the 1969 Masters champion defeated Bill Casper by four strokes to win the Allan Golfer of the Year playoff at St. Andrews. Brewer shot 68 over the Old Course for a five under total 183, Casper finished 72 with 37-35-72, prize money was 55000 to Brewer and 15000 to Casper.
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Milter Ty "Io
Homero Blancas
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Hodges Weighs Mets Manager Job During World Series
Washington Senators manager Gil Hodges weighs an offer to manage the New York Mets with a decision due soon. The Mets deny overtures while pressing Hodges for an answer as Hodges weighs loyalties and a 1968 contract amid the World Series presence of Mets GM Bing Devine and Senators GM George Selkirk. Also on Channel 9 Matinee Jayne Mansfield and others star in The Wayward Bus at 3 30.
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Channel 9
Houk Seeks Value Of World Series Trip Loss
Ralph Houk of the New York Yankees reported burglars stole two mink coats and jewelry from his motel room in St. Louis while he watched the World Series. The loss totaled 5700 dollars.
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College Grid Standings and Conference Notes
Ohio Valley Conference teams Tenn Tech and Middle Tennessee trade 0s with Murray and East Tennessee. References to Princeton Harvard Columbia Dartmouth Brown Villanova and Southern and Missouri Valley conferences appear in standings context. scattered game counts indicate in conference versus out of conference results and regional team mentions.
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Bowling League Scores Highlight Prucha and Novak
Bob Prucha bats 257 and Jim Novak posts 678 series leading a night of high marks in the Legion Major and other leagues. Oda Poorman adds 673 series, Donna Haigh tops women with 598, and various clubs post strong team totals and individual scores across the Friday fixtures.
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John Wail
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Chiefs Trade Beathard For Ernie Ladd In Blockbuster Move
Kansas City in AFL action stopped Miami 41-0 as the Chiefs moved up in the Western Division. After the game they announced a trade sending reserve QB Pete Beathard to Houston for defensive tackle Ernie Ladd, QB Jacky Lee and the Oilers 1968 first draft choice.
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U S Captures America's Golf Team Triumphs in Mexico
The American squad won the America's Cup Amateur golf tournament in Guadalajara Mexico with 14 11 and 10 point totals over the Canadian and Mexican teams. Robert B Dickson led the U S with two Sunday wins over Roberto Halpern and Keith Alexander. William Campbell added two wins and a tie, while Donald C Allen and others posted key results.
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Okla
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Carleton Dominates Les Duke Cross Country Meet
In Grinnell Carleton won the Les Duke Invitational with Mike Steiner taking the individual title in 21 17.3. Sioux City Central star Doug Smith won the class A high school race in 9 58 while Humboldt’s Dan Sanders captured class B in 10 29.7. High school race had no team scoring.
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