Shockers Upset Cincinnati as Tulsa Tops Louisville
Tulsa 85 Louisville 69 as Tulsa's Bobby Smith 24 points and Rob Washington 18 pace the Hurricanes to their third straight Missouri Valley win. Wichita State shocks Cincinnati 67 46, while Drake and Bradley also win in MVC action to stay near the top of the standings. Cincinnati falls to 7 3 overall.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Hurricane
Louisville
Drake
St. Louis University
Bulldogs
St. Louis
Bradley
Memphis State
Wichita
North Texas State
MVC
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Ken Hayes
Jo Swank
Bobby Smith
Rob Washington
Smith
Washington
Butch Beard
Beard
L.C. Bowen
Steve Kuberski
Rich Jones
Greg Rataj
Ron Washington
Jim Ard
Don Ogletree
Alcindor's temper flares as UCLA dominates Tulane
Lew Alcindor scored 34 points for UCLA in a 64 54 victory over Tulane but drew a technical and was benched by Coach John Wooden. The report also notes St. John's upset victory over Davidson and other top teams in a day of ranked-team action.
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Associated Press
Lew Alcindor
UCLA
Lou Carnesecca
St. John's
Alcindor
Bruins
Tulane
John Wooden
Carnesecca
St. John’s
Redmen
Davidson
North Carolina
New York
Joe DePre
Wildcats
Bill Paultz
John Warren
DePre
Mike Maloy
Wooden
Lew
Steve Patterson
Kentucky
Randy Pool
Mississippi
Duke
Charlie Scott
Williams, Stierwalt win Ragtime Doubles titles at Chanute
John Williams and Bob Stierwalt won Ragtime Doubles at Sportsman's Bowl with a 1,333 handicap, while Williams and Bill Cochran took top money at Bowl Mor with a 1,251 handicap. Second and third at Sportsman’s were Duane Moyer with Charles Doudna and Williams with John Ingels. Bowl Mor placements followed. Rose Siterwalt led women’s 3-6-9 at Sportsman’s with 747. Eleanor Spurrier won at Bowl Mor with 719, with Phyllis Snowden and Bertie Chambers next.
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John Williams
Williams
Bob Stierwalt
Bowl Mor
Bill Cochran
Sportsman’s
Duane Moyer
Charles Doudna
John Ingels
Ernie Salzman
Ingels
Bob Hembree
Salaman
Rose Siterwalt
Helen Mullins
Eleanor Spurrier
Phyllis Snowden
Bertie Chambers
Sub Par Efforts From Olympians
In San Francisco at the Cow Palace the first major indoor track meet of 1969 showed champions underperforming their Olympic peaks. Bob Beamon won the long jump and triple jump but joked about training after the Olympics. Lee Evans won the 440 by default pace, Willie Davenport claimed the 60-yard high hurdles, while Seagren, Fosbury, and others failed to reach Olympic heights. George Young dominated the two mile, with Evans delivering a mile relay thrill.
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San Francisco
Cow Palace
Bob Beamon
Beamon
Lee Evans
Willie Davenport
Davenport
Mexico City
Dick Fosbury
Mexico
Ed Carruthers
Peter Boyce
George Young
Evans
Celtics Roll Over Warriors in National TV Clash
The Boston Celtics routed the San Francisco Warriors 134-86 as John Havlicek scored 33 points. Fritz Williams led San Francisco with 17. Philadelphia beat Detroit 126-119 and Atlanta edged Phoenix 97-96. Other games were postponed or moved due to weather and travel issues.
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San Francisco Warriors
Boston Celtics
John Havlicek
Celtics
Warriors
National Basketball Association
Fritz Williams
Philadelphia
Detroit
Atlanta
Phoenix
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Omaha
Neb
Hal Greer
Billy Cunningham
Happy Hairston
Lou Hudson
Dick van Arsdale
Dick Snyder
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Diego
Seattle
Beamon Named Outstanding at 1969 Indoor Meet
Bob Beamon earned three titles at the Cow Palace meet opening the 1969 indoor season. He won the long jump with 26 feet 11 inches and the triple jump at 50 feet 6 inches, adding the meet’s top honor as outstanding performer.
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San Francisco
Bob Beamon
Mexico City
U.S
Cow Palace
New Cowboy Coach Hires Assistant at Oklahoma State
Oklahoma State head coach Floyd Gass named Gene Babb as defensive coach and said a second assistant would be announced soon. Babb, 34, a former SMU defensive coach and ex pro football player, joined on a four year $20 000 contract after Gass was hired to replace Phil Cutchin.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma State
Floyd Gass
Southern Methodist
Gene Duke Babb
Gass
Los Angeles
Babb
Tribune Phone Contact Guide
Instructions urge readers to obtain Tribune phone through carrier with a fallback dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. The note provides contact steps for reaching an individual when standard lines fail.
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Tribune
Foggy Future for NFL Bowl ends with Cowboys win
The Dallas Cowboys beat the Minnesota Vikings 17-13 in a damp Miami game that could be the NFL Bowl’s last format. Don Meredith threw for 243 yards and one TD as Dallas rallied from 13-0 down to win and Landry praised his team's rebound.
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Miami
Dallas Cowboys
Minnesota Vikings
NFL
New Orleans
Landry
Dallas
Cleveland
Don Meredith
Cowboys
Meredith
Oklahoma State Faces Early Big Eight Tests At Home
Oklahoma State enters 35th season with Iba aiming to win close games. Colorado visits Stillwater for a crucial early test as Kansas, Missouri, and Kansas State also vie for Big Eight positioning. Cliff Meely leads Colorado in scoring with 22.3 points per game. Amos Thomas nets 18.3 for OSU.
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Cowboys
OSU
Iba
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Stillwater
Okla
Colorado
Gallagher Hall
Kansas
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Jayhawks
Tigers
Norman
Kansas State
Ames
Iowa
Nebraska
Manhattan
Kan
Cliff Meely
Meely
Amos Thomas
Thomas
Theo Franks
Jo Jo White
Dave Robisch
White
Robisch
Use White Space To Make Your Ed Stand Out
A guide explains how to employ generous white space to improve readability and draw attention to key elements. It emphasizes clean typography, consistent margins, and uncluttered layouts to create a bold, professional newspaper card effect.
Bob Lunn Wins Southern California Open Golf Title
Bob Lunn, 23, from Sacramento, fired a final round 69 to finish nine under and win the Southern California Open in Buena Park by one stroke. Jim Gilbert and Dick Lot tied for second.
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Buena Park
Calif
Bob Lunn
Sacramento
Jim Gilbert
Dick Lot
College Basketball Scores From East to West Across Schools
A flurry of college games reports scores for many programs led by East teams. notable results include Columbia 79 over Cornell 52 and Princeton 51 over Army 42. Significant upsets and high totals appear for St. Bonaventure, Fairfield, Alabama, and Syracuse among others.
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Cornel
Villanova
St. Bonav
Temple
Navy
Princeton
Army
Fordham
Rh. Island
Penn St
Geo. Twn
D.C
Dartmouth
Conn
LaSalle
Hofstra
Syracuse
Pitt
Provid
Canisius
of Holy Cross
Fairfield
South
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Bud Ogden
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Frank Gillen
Bitzer
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Titan Soph
Spencer Haywood
Wichita State
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Frank Fitgerald
Eagles
St. Joseph's
Rome
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Warp Bros
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Piimget
Shine
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Foggy Future
Tom Landry
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