Platte College harriers aim for national meet
Platte College cross country team represents Region 9 at the National Junior College meet in Danville. Coach Ron Suggs leads a five man squad including Peed Camalan Brice Ali Dave Peto and Dave Friend with freshman Carnahan expected to place top 23. The team touts a strong season with NJCG title at stake and strong finishes at Cluejay Invitational Barton County Invitational and Worthington meet.
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Pially College of Columbus
Danville
J. Cough
Ron Suggs
Peed Camalan
Brice
Ali
Dave Peto
Dave Friend
LeRoy Kors
Caael Suggs
Platte
Carnahan
Genoa
Pinite
Raiders
Worthington
Fred Carnahan
Bruce All
Ken Brooks
Bill Oney
Dave Petro
Bill Bryant
LeRoy Korus
Stet Kirch
Piasto
Telegram
Rangers stay unbeaten with Gilbert two goals against Kings
Rod Gilbert and New York Rangers teammates defeated the Los Angeles Kings, lifting the club to 12 straight unbeaten games. Gilbert scored twice and added an assist to reach 27 points in 15 games, while Vic Hadfield also found the net and stood close behind with Gilbert in the scoring race.
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Rod Gilbert
Ranger
Rap Kings
Bol Hed Gilbork
New York Ranger
Gilbert
Rangers
Los Angeles King
Vic Hadfield
Gualie Gilles Willeumire
Ross Lonsberry
Los Angeles
Vrouk Mahovlich
Ldics
Montreal
Henri Richard
Paul Toberto
Toronto
Richard
Mahovlich
Bobby
Dennis Hull
Track Hawks
Mike Wallon
Boston
Bruins
New York
Mickey Redmond
Nick Libett
Red Wings
Minnesota
Beyan Hextall
Iowa Indiana clash tightens Big Ten basement race
Iowa and Indiana prepare for a Saturday meeting with flexible lineups as they chase the conference standings. Indiana’s depth charts shift with Sukors and Helmich contending for playing time while Purdue, Michigan State, and Wisconsin also navigate rosters and tough opponents in a crowded race.
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Iowa
Indiana
Chicago
Lut
Michigan
Vantevenue
Frank Lauterbur
Don Osby
Lauterbur Tormed
Hawkeyes
Aramesday
Wark
John Pont
Chuck Sukors
Thellinois
Steve Helmich
Sukors
Seve Mastin
Bill Armstrong
Nebraska bowmen fare best on deer in UPI survey
The State Game Commission says Nebraska hunters have the best odds for deer using bow and arrow, based on a survey by the Minnesota State Archery Association. Nebraska has ranked high in archery deer success, averaging about 20 percent with a peak of 26.4 percent in 1964.
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Lincoln
UPI
State Game Commission
Nebraska
Minnesota State Archery Association
Huskers favored by 33 and Georgia by 3 in college football picks
UPI writer notes Nebraska as an 83 point favorite over Kansas State and Oklahoma 30 over Kansas while Georgia(tasks) Auburn game features top quarterback Pat Sullivan facing a stout Bulldog defense. Georgia, ranked No 6, is a three point favorite over Auburn as other top teams largely favored.
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Joe Carnicell
UPI
University of Georgia
Georgia
Bulldogs
Auburn
Pat Sullivan
Sullivan
Terry Beaskey
Tigers
Vince Tdaotey
Wekory
Oregon State
Andy Jehson
James Ray
Bates
Robert Bloneyouth
Jimmy Poulos
Ricky Lake
Notre Dame
Tulane
Arizona State
Wyoming
Stafford
San Jose State
Colorado
Oklahoma State Area
Tennessee
Toledo
Marshall
Houston
Virginia Tech
Texas
Lexus Christian
North Carolina
Virginia
Michigan State
Minnesota
Colonels rally past Chaparrals to pull even lead
Kentucky Colonels defeated the Dallas Chaparrals 21589 for their sixth straight win and 10th in 14 games. Dan Issel led with 26 points. Joe Hamilton had 25 for Dallas. Virginia beat Florida 119-16 as Pacers, Stars also won in NBA ABA action.
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United Press International
Kentucky Colonels
Virginia Squires
Squires
Colonels
Dallas Chaparrals
Dan Issel
Kentucky
Artie Gilmore
Darel Carrier
Joe Hamilton
Dallas
Virginia
Floridiana
Indiana Pacers
Pittsburgh Condors
Utah Stars
New York Nets
Roland Taylor
Taylor
Larry Joes
Charlie Scott
Mack Calvin
Bob Wnetalicky
George McGinnis
Pacers
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Rick Mount
McDaniels
Pheers
George Thoropian
Jimmy Jones
Zélmo Beaty
Stars
New York
Bill Melchionni
Rick Barry
Nets
Zoo attendance dips then hints at upswing next spring
Omaha UPI notes Henry Doorly Zoo logged 288001 visitors in 1974, down 8 09 from 1970, with declines chiefly in children's admissions. Dr Lee Simmons says attendance rose from late July to early September and expects better crowds next spring as tight economy weighs on numbers. He cites adults paying 65 cents since 1970 and children 35 cents.
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Omaha
Upi
Attearance
Jtenry Doorly Zoo
Lee Simmons
Simmons
Lakers crush 76ers in big 143 point loss
Lakers dominate Philadelphia 143 to 103 as Gail Gowlrich scores a game high 34 points. Happy Hairston 21, Jerry West 20 pace LA while Philadel phia stalls early and throughout. Celtics, Rockets, Knicks and others post varied results in a busy NBA night.
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Gary Kale
UPI
Los Angeles
Lakers
Philadelphia
Gail Gowlrich
Boston
Houston
Cincinnati
New York
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Detroit
Portland
Chicago
Battlenore
San Francisco
Happy Hairston
Jerry West
Flynn Rabbsnn
Hal Greer
Dave Whol
Dave Cowens
John Havileck
Tom Treiisohn
Celtics
Elvin Yayes
Earl Loga
Pistons
Blazers
Jimmy Walker
Simey Wicks
Baltimore
Cincina
Jerry Sloan
Bulls
Chicago Drake
Archie Clark
Blues recall two to Denver farm squad
St Louis Blues defenseman Billy Plager and forward Gary Veneruzzi were sent back to the Denver farm club after a three game road trip with the National Fleckey League team.
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ST. Louis
UET
Billy Plager
Gary Veneruzzy
St. Louis Blues
Denver
Gator Bowl scouts eye five Saturday games
In Jacksonville five games Saturday will attract Gator Bowl scouts. They include North Carolina State against Penn State, Auburn versus Georgia, Notre Dame versus Tennessee, Oklahoma versus Kansas, and Florida versus Georgia.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
North Carolina
Auburn
Georgia
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Kansas
Florida
Patterson Bonavena bout postponed at Madison Square Garden
Floyd Patterson and Oscar Bonavena were to fight at Madison Square Garden but the round match is postponed due to a pinky injury Bonavena sustained in a training mishap.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Oscar Bonavena
Madison Square Garden
Bee
Wis
Bonavena
Students set world hopscotch record at Avery Filliam College
A group of women students at Avery Filliam College claimed a world hopscotch record, saying they surpassed the old mark of 125 hops during a wildnight session and were still hopping.
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London
UPI
Avery Filliam College
Giants waive DT Lurtsema in roster move
The New York Giants placed defensive tackle Bob Lurtsema on waivers on Wednesday and plan to fill the vacancy by promoting either Dave Tipton or Vernon Vanoy from the taxi squad.
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NEW You
OPI
New York Giants
Bob Lurtsema
Dave Tipton
Vernon Vanoy
Passing Time season jobs held by NIV players
Lante of season jobs list spring and summer roles for NIV players includes Junior Coffey of the Giants as apprentice horse rainer, Doug Hart of Green Snowmobile Company, Don Hultz of Philadelphia deputized in Memphis, Ron Jones of Aularta as sheriff in Dallas, Teacon Jones of Los Angeles, Singing and dancing act in Rightclubs, Danny Abranvance of New Orleans as debatessen owner, among others.
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NIV
Junior Coffey
The
Giants
Doug Hart
Green Snowmobile Company
Don Hultz
Philadelphia
Memphis
Ron Jones
Aularta
Dallas
Teacon Jones
Los Angeles
Danny Abranvance
New Orlvains
Debatessen
Albion Edges David City In Thrilling Central Conference Clash
Albion rallies from 16-8 down to beat David City 28-24 at home in front of 3,000 plus. Kim Smith and Gordon Foster spearhead the Cardinals' late scoring drive as Bob Martin powers the Scouts with two touchdowns and a 112 yard rushing night.
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Rich Gaver
David City High
Albion
Cardinal
Cardinals
Bruece Karges
David City
Theoughout
John 5. Cookson
Husky Crew
Gordon Foster
We. Rosenbaum
Ain Smith
Rosenbaum
Warren Wonderbeck
Ed. Dirkel
Martin
Tim Christa
Marlin
Scott Sallach
Mel Merle
Christy
Foster
Smith
Paydirt
Schroerlee
Dan Brock
Craig Sup
Seo
Christo
Jogteer
Bock
Gary Wrede
Mary Aldrich
Aldrich
Yester
Jeff Bolin
Christa
Bolin
David
Steelers go season without a passing touchdown in 1945
The Pittsburgh Steelers failed to score a passing touchdown during the 1945 season, finishing with an all run game reliance. The team faced challenges in offensive execution as the year progressed, illustrating a rough campaign for the squad.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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