Purdue Climb To Eighth In AP Football Poll
Purdue rises from 18th to eighth after a 28-14 win over Notre Dame, boosting its standing in the AP college football poll. Top seven remain led by Ohio State after a 62-0 rout of Texas Christian, with Penn State, Arkansas, Southern Cal, Oklahoma, and Georgia also in the top positions.
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Huge Lead To Buckeyes By Joe Carnicelli
Ohio State opened as the nation's top football team by routing Texas Christian 62 0 in the 1969 opener. The UPI board named Ohio State first on 32 ballots and second on the remaining three for 347 points, with Penn State second at 251 and Arkansas third. Oklahoma, Georgia, Purdue, Missouri and UCLA also placed in the top 10.
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Midland picks three for ePetraw Memorial trophy
FremontNebraska Midland Colleges three top athletes are named as candidates for the ePetraw Memorial trophy to honor the school's outstanding all around athlete. Nominees include Tom Madsen Cedar Rapids Jeff Draemel Fremont and Gary Knutson Omaha. The award will be presented October 11 during Homecoming festivities.
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Anamosa eyes upset bid as Tipton visit looms
Anamosa Raiders, coached by Bob Algoe in his third year, face the unbeaten Tipton Tigers in a key Friday matchup. Anamosa seeks to rebound from a 43–20 loss to Monticello and a 26–20 win over Manchester, while Tipton aims to extend their scoring streak against a tough conference rival.
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Bruins Deny Trade With Black Hawks
Boston Bruins general manager Milt Schmidt rejected reports of a four player swap with the Chicago Black Hawks. He confirmed talks with the Toronto Maple Leafs and other teams for a defenseman and a left winger, denying Montreal Star speculation on a deal involving Ed Johnston and Johnny McKenzie for Tony Esposito and Dennis Hull.
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Linn-Mar Freshmen Lose to Benton Community 12-6
Linn-Mar freshmen led by Brian Throlson with a 60 yard TD run but Benton Community edged them 12-6. Throlson scored Linn-Mar's only second half points as the rally fell one touchdown short.
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Blanton Declared Winner Of HSB 400 Stock Car Race
NASCAR officials reviewed the HSB 400 stock car race in Macon Georgia and rechecked top three score cards. Charles Blanton of Gaffney South Carolina was declared the winner after an error was found in the original results. Frank Sessoms of Darlington South Carolina moved from first to third place and Wayne Andrews of Staley North Carolina remained in the contest. Sessoms drove a 1968 Camaro.
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Chiefs shopping for quarterback amid injuries and tryouts
Kansas City Chiefs, once dominant, face a quarterback crisis as Len Dawson injures his knee and Jacky Lee breaks an ankle. Coach Hank Stram plans auditions for Tom Flores, John Huarte, and rookie Ed Podolak while Mike Livingston and others supply depth. Bengals and Jets also adjust at quarterback as injuries mount.
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Coe College Names Dee Cagers Captains for 1981-70 Season
Coe College selects seniors Ron Bates and Marty Wolfson as captains for the 1981-82 basketball season. Bates, a 5-11 forward from Chicago, earned first team all conference honors last year and second team as a sophomore. Wolfson, a 5-10 guard from Gary, Indiana, is named co captain alongside Bates.
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Redskins Young Defense Faces Critics After Loss
Washington coach Vince Lombardi says the defensive line is a young unit that must mature to win. He cites players Sam Huff and John Didion, notes defensive breakdowns versus Cleveland, and urges focus on the next game while defending his team and press criticism.
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Red Schoendienst Signs 1970 Cardinals Contract
St Louis manager Red Schoendienst and his four man coaching staff signed 1970 contracts. Schoendienst led the Cardinals to two NL pennants and a World Series title in his five seasons, with coaches Bob Milliken Dick Lister Billy Muffett and George Kissell also under new deals.
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