Pistol Pete Leads LSU Past Oregon State In High Scoring Affair
Pete Maravich scored 42 points to lift Louisiana State past Oregon State 72 68. He moved into a top career scoring rank while teammates Danny Hester added 25 points and 16 rebounds. Other games featured St John’s upset by Temple, Florida State press breaking Oregon state, and Princeton blasting New York University in Ivy action.
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United Press
International
Oregon State
Pete Maravieh
Bion
Pistol Pete
Louisiana
Lew Alcindor
UCLA
Bill McGill
Utah
Dog Mara
Washington & Lee
Jerry West
West Virginian
Rick Bare
Miami
SKU
Nyy
Oscar Robertson
Maravich
Sind
Danny Hester
St. John's
Temple
Harvard
Redman
Jim Stuydound
Rivbie
Lyons
Dave Cowen
Vernell Eley
Florida State
Oregon
Seminoles
Buddy Venne
Joly Cross
St. Michael's
Dave Colling
Bill Cary
Iawa State
Sacramento State
Princeton
New York
New York University
Geoff Petrie
Manhattan College
Rhode Island
Eric Ui
Ollie Shatin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Pete Cross
University of San Francisco
San Francisco State
Steve Owens
University of Oklahoma
Owens
New Mexico State Utah State set to dominate Rockies hoops
New Mexico State and Utah State loom as independents likely to steal the Rocky Mountain basketball spotlight. The Aggies rebuild around five returning starters including Lou Henson’s club, while Utah State relies on an experienced lineup led by Marvin Roberts and Ken Garo to challenge in the WAC. Weber State Utah Montana and Idaho State also contend in the Big Sky with returning stars and added depth. Air Force trains for a tougher season though no high scorers return.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
New Mexico State
Utah State
Rocky
Arizona
Utah
Ken Garo
Weber State
Montana
Idaho State
Sam Lacey
Kim Collins
Jeff Synth
Daha Burgess
Charley Criss
Roburts
Nate Williams
Rams
Taves
Wildcats
Mickey Foster
Reddie Myers
Ulalo
Forwart
Scott Warner
Cougars
Doug Monard
AL Wyoming
Linder
Ashley
Stan Dodds
Cowboys
Wilit Sojourner
Weber
Abe Gibbons
Witte
Manes
Monsana
Jutter College
Harare Ross
Daha Harvell
Jeary Saunders
Tom Delaney
Grigalies
Air Force
Falcons
Flocks of geese linger along the Platte in Nebraska
The Game Commission reported large flocks of geese along the Platte River Valley taking advantage of mild weather. Quail hunting has been light, while pheasants and other game show variable success across regions. Squirrels and cottontails are preyed by hunting pressure, with conditions described as generally slow to moderate.
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Lincoln
Hilers
Nebraska
Gane Commission
Philte Tiver Valley
Soul Takata
Panhandle
Mubrura
Tost
Bengals add punter Swanson for Sunday's game
Cincinnati reports punter Terry Swanson, inactive after an injury spell with the Patriots, will join the Bengals today to back up for the game against Oakland, filling in for the injured Date Livingston.
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Cincinnati
Terry Swanson
Boston Patriots
Cincinnati Bengals
Oakland
Swanson
Livingston
Gay Brewer leads Danny Thomas tourney with record 66
Hollywood Florida Gay Brewer shot a record tying 66 to seize a two stroke lead in the Danny Thomas Classic after a round that featured an eagle and seven birdies. Arnold Palmer posted 61 and Tommy Aaron tied for fifth with Sikes and Jamieson as others struggled in the 72 hole event finale.
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Hollywood
Fla
H O
Arnold Palmer
Diplomat Hotel
Tommy Aaron
R. J. Sikes
Springdale
Ark
Jim Jamieson
Mal Underwood
Baker wins pole for Texas 500 in College Station
Buddy Baker of Charlotte NC driving a Dodge won the pole position for Sunday's Texas 500 by qualifying at 176.285 mph. A three way tie among Ford drivers David Pearson Leroy Yarborough and Cale Yarborough filled the next three spots.
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College Station
Big Ten Race Picks From Hap Fruits
Fremont Tribune sports editor Hap Fruits backs Scottsbluff in the West and Columbus in the East. He notes Columbus top scorer Scott Nelson and rebounder Dave Kincaid return, Neil Klutman steady, and predicts a balanced conference with Norfolk and Alliance as top challengers. Discoverers remain a strong wildcard entering mid March action.
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Hap
Fremont Tribune
Tigers
AL Bahe
Columbus
Scotts Bluff
Norfolk
Alliance
Scott Nelson
Dave Kincaid
Neil Klutman
Jack Johnsor
Tim
Scottsbluff
South Adds Players to Lions American Bowl Roster
Tampa University quarterback Jim Del Gaizo and LSU’s Eddie Ray joined the South squad for the Lions American Bowl in Tampa. Also added to the North are Idaho end Jerry Hendren and Air Force quarterback Gary Baxter.
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Tampa, Fla
UTL
Jim del Gaizo
Tampa University
Eddie Ray
Louisiana State
Jerry Hendren
Idaho
Gary Baxter
Air Force
East basketball powerhouses shape the 1968-69 race
Duquesne and Villanova loom as top contenders in the East with strong backcourts and inside talent. Niagara, St Bonaventure, Columbia, and Princeton also position for impact as St John’s, Fordham, and Manhattan vie for NYC honors. Army, Holy Cross, and Providence enter with questions but notable talent. Maine teams and La Salle show rebuilding vigor under veteran coaches as the Yankee Conference and regional rivals prepare for a rugged season.
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Bonavenuce
Bob Lanier
New York
Upstate
Niagara
Calvin Murphy
Purple Eagles
St. Bonaventure
Columbia
Jack Rolin
Lions
Dim McMillian
Heyward Dotson
Tst
Princeton
Penny
Tvy Crane
Dom Hummer
St. John's
Fordham
Manhattan
New York City
Lou Carneserena
Boly Knight
New England
Holy Cross
Ed Studul
Crusaders
Bob Kissane
Boston College
Providence
Eagles
Friars
Charles Daly
Rob Cousy
Dave Gavitt
Dartmouth
University of Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Temple
LaSalle
Tam Gola
St. Joseph's
St. Peter's
Don Kennedy
The
Peacocks
Elnardo
Webster
Kennedy
Bill Foster
Rathore Ies
Ust
UCLA Poised To Regain West Coast Basketball Throne
UCLA remains the league favorite in the Pacific Eight as Lew Alcindor is gone. Veterans like Steve Patterson Curtis Rowe Sidney Wicks and Henry Bibby give Coach John Wooden depth. USC Oregon State and Washington challenge, with Santa Clara and UOP aiming for the WCAC title. Transfer stars at USC and strong showings at Cal Washington State Oregon and Stanford shape the race.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
Lew Alcindor
UCLA
Sam
Bruins
Steve Patterson
Curtis Rowe
Sidney Wicks
John Valsey
Soph
Henry Bibby
John Wooden
Wooden
Nam
Bibby
Southern California
Oregon State
Washington
Santa Clara
University of Pacific
Gary Freeman
NCAA
Vince Pita
Beavers
Tex Winter
Washington Huskies
Huskies
Jay Bond
George Irvine
Vhatiies
Trojans
California
Washington State
Oregon
Stanford
Cal
Jackie Ridgle
Charley Johnson
Ansley ‘Truitt
San Jose State
WCAC
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
UOP
Dennis Awtry
Ruylph Ogden
Hole
Rob Ogden
Philadelphia 76Ers
Wooe
Broncos
Long Beach State
CAA
Namath and Jets eye Oilers clash on TV
Namath, substituting for Jimmy Carson, joins Bake Turner as a singing guitarist on a late night show. The Jets seek a tie to clinch the division title against Houston as Oakland, Kansas City, and San Diego face spreads. Regular-season implications loom with key games and betting lines shaping the race.
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United Press International
Namath
Touder
New York Jets
Howson
Jotimmy
Carson
Bake Turner
Astrodome
Oilers
New York
Dels
Troustan
Oakland
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Buffalo
San Diego
Boslan
Feeney Named Head of National League in 1970
Charles Chub Feeney elected president of the National League, moving its headquarters from Cincinnati to San Francisco for at least two years. Giles steps down after a historic tenure. The American League weighs Seattle franchise fate as trades and All-Star game set for 1970.
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UPI
National League
Charles “Chub
Feeney
San Francisco
Pot
Weeney
San Francisco Giants
Keeney
Cincinnati
Waren
Giles
Aostates
Bowie Kuhn
Iis
Pacific Coast
Rere Fey
Seattle
Ered Dan
Milwaukee
Dalla Yort
Worth
New York Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Houston
Carl Blefary
San Pino Padres
Jon Nickro
Detroit Tigers
Pat Dobson
Infielsder
Dave Campbell
St. Louis
Outtfielder
Boots Day
Chicago Cubs
Righ Nye
Reds
Huskers defeat Augustana in Sioux Falls showcase
The University of Nebraska Cornhuskers beat the Augustana Vikings 75-51 in Sioux Falls. Cliff Moller and Mary Stewart led with 14 points each, Charlie Jura and Toni Scantro added 13, while Gary Addington scored 12 for Augustana. Nebraska built a 44-29 halftime edge and pulled away late. Jura led with nine rebounds as Gross led Augustana with 11 boards.
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Sioux Falls
University of Nebraska Cornhuskers
Augustana Vikings
Huskers
Cliff Moller
Mary Stewart
Charlie Jura
Toni Scantrobut
Gary Addington
Bill Gro
Ken Peden
Vikings
Lillers
Nebraska
Jura
Gross
CHS matmen open season at Fremont
Columbus High School opens its 1989-711 wrestling season at the Fremont Anvitational Meet with a largely junior and sophomore squad led by Kim Ball the sole veteran. The traveling squad lists three seniors seven juniors and six sophomores with first year grapplers and a planned dual at Union with Fast High.
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Columbus
Fremont
Lanny Neese
Lceman
Norfolk
Omaha Gross
Fremont Bergan
Ralston
Kim Ball
Mulmen
Roper Seefeld
Divight Duncan
Tim Schaefer
Tim Siemek
Larry Mohrman
Dave Nyffeler
Don Swager
Jim Dager
John Hurst
Steve Boruch
Jack Speicher
Dave Wardinger
Dana Bailey
Jim Rae
Neese
Cageh Jed Ruod
CHS
Uincokr
Major League bowling highs at Boulevard Lanes
Scoring at Boulevard Lanes featured Larry Trotholz with a 235 game and Larold Krumland a 410 series. Other 200s included Joe Rurup 212 Jerry Semin 211 Joe Schnele 205 Jim Kobza 201, plus Krumland 200 207 203. Rand M Rar led team scoring with 07 game 2 654 series, while the Dale electronics League for women saw Rita Ful top with 826 series and 192 game. Marlene Becher had 513 through three. Spacettes rolled 42 115 series. Mike Petersen hit 200 and Dave Toul a Si series in the Negleson Technical Institute League.
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Boulevard Lanes
Larry Trotholz
Larold Krumland
Joe Rurup
Jerry Semin
Joe Schnele
Jim Kobza
Krumland
Rand M Rar
Dale Electronics League
Lok Women
Rita Ful
Marlene Becher
Tlintstones
Spacettes
Mike Petersen
Dave Toul
Negleson Technical Institute
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