All-state honors go to Kosch and Osten from Anoboall area
Bob Kosch of Columbus Sevtis and Dennis Osten of Lakeview earned all-state honors as seniors. Kosch, 8 275 pounds, averaged 6.5 yards per carry before season-ending injury and scored 7 points with 610 rushing yards. Osten, Lakeview’s first-year starting receiver, totaled 405 yards on six touchdowns. Other honors went to guard Steve Wieser and Rosell with Class B mentions. Scotus finished 7-1 and Lakeview at 8-1 the past season.
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Two ABA Runnerups Misfire In Rough Night Of Games
United Press reports two ABA runners up failed to capitalize as Kentucky and New Orleans slipped behind Indiana and Los Angeles. New York beat Los Angeles while Denver, Cincinnati and Washington also posted wins in a night of uneven results across the league.
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Sporting Brothers San Diego USC Coaching Star
San Diego Calif sports brief notes Willie Sints Willi, a USC football star, now connected to coaching duties. The fragment references De Brown and Brothers in San Diego with hints of university ties and coaching roles. The details are unclear but center on USC football lineage and local sports figures.
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Ortiz Struggles in Majority Verdict Boxing Bout
In New York former Heliweight title hopeful Carlos Ortiz battles for a majority decision. He feeds a tense fight with flashes of nerve but lacks sustained action as rounds pass, while his opponent Mamunda Weile delivers a tough challenge. Endnotes hint at Ortiz seeking Jose Napoles next.
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Polk High pivots on Polk cage team six five
Polk High School basketball shows a six five pivot and returning players led by Mike Lindberg and teammates Fonte Wood Uls Sammelson La ville. Coach Hoops notes need for improved depth and new players. Schedule lists home games against Hampton December 3 and Den December 12 along with multiple away dates through February.
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Rita Fuhr leads to record bowler in Columbus Bowl league
Rita Fuhr piloted her team to a Columbus Bowl record with a 2,798 pin total in the WGA league, setting a city association mark. Al's Repair also posted a strong 2,768 team series as multiple bowlers hit 500s and high games led by Fuhr's 636.
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Dallas Rams in possible title preview
Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry aims to spark a title run as Dallas visits the Los Angeles Rams in a high stakes showdown that could foreshadow an NFL championship. The Rams, riding momentum after a strong start, lead the Coastal Division while Dallas seeks a breakthrough to reach the playoffs.
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Osceola Prepares With 11 Lettermen For New Season
Osceola returns 11 lettermen from last season as coach Don Bartek’s Bulldogs aim to rebound after a 5 8 record and a Class C tournament exit to Hastings St Cecilia 71 to 63. Prospects include Lynn Boden Dick Wyman Larry Neujahr Calvin Coffin and others with a schedule featuring Columbus Lakeview Shelby Stromsburg Silver Creek Clarks Aurora Sutton and Genoa among sites and dates.
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Wilhelm's Long Career With Angels and NY Chiams
Wilhelm of the California Angels has a long professional baseball history dating to 1882 with The New York Chins. The piece notes his enduring presence in the sport across eras and teams in Anaheim and beyond.
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Charity exhibition planned by Cassius Clay in Tulsa
In Tulsa, promoter Hank Moore announced a charity exhibition bout featuring Cassius Clay planned for January between the 1st and 4th. An unnamed opponent was offered as negotiations depend on closed circuit TV contracts and Clay's Tulsa visit next week.
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Chiefs Raiders clash looms in pivotal AFL duel Sunday
In a key Western Division showdown, the 9-1 Kansas City Chiefs host the 8-1 Oakland Raiders as Frank Stram seeks to settle who is the league’s top team. Oakland ranks high in offense while KC counters with a stout defense and Mike Garrett’s improving play. Also on Sunday, the Jets battle Cincinnati, Houston faces Miami, San Diego meets Denver, and Boston meets Buffalo with playoff implications.
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Long pull for Black Hawks
The Chicago Black Hawks extended their unbeaten streak to eight games with a 22 tie against the Boston Bruins. Eric Nesterenko scored both goals for Chicago, including a last second winner with six skaters on the ice. Stan Mikita assisted, while Johnny Bucyk and Fred Stausfield scored for Boston as they closed within two points of Montreal for second in the East. No other NHL games were on Friday night.
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Chaotic Bowling Results Show Mixed Scores and Names
A cluttered Wednesday bowling roundup lists numerous players and scores, with Rich Morgan and Thomag high games at 187 and 882 respectively. It references many teams, venues, and sponsors in a dense, error-filled block of OCR text.
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West Sparks Injury plagued Lakers to 100 98 Win
West stepped up with 20 points in a 100 98 victory for the injury hit Los Angeles Lakers over the San Diego Rockets. With Wilt Chamberlain Baylor Egan and Ericson out, rookies Roberson and Garrett were briefly sidelined. West’s late 20 foot jumper and Roberson layup sealed the win as five players suited up in the first period.
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Jack Sokol Leads Thunderbolt League Keglers
Jack Sokol tops the Thunderbolt League at Boulevard Lanes with a 242 single and 603 series. Borchers 210, Werner Guenther 213, Del Enquist 202 follow, while Sof Spra Car Wash Tech post a 929 team game and 2,htt series. Yvonne Mimich led in Speed Queen League with a top score. Rusty’s Rebels totaled 2,382 pins for highest team series.
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Leigh High underclassmen key to 1968 59 season
Leigh High School basketball pivots on six junior lettermen and one sophomore. Monogram returnees include Bob Vrban Glen fomer Dave Larson Bert Hermes Torry Pehneke and Roger Svoboda with Dan Hollatz as the sophomore. Coach Joe Hoppes touts a quick young squad as they open December at home vs Humphrey and schedule games through February including tournaments at Genoa and Stenton, ending with Mid-State Conference play at Newman Grove and Dodge.
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Laverne Hanover Favored for $100,000 Cane Futurity
Yonkers Raceway hosts the Cane Futurity Pace with Laverne Hanover as the 4 to 1 favorite despite a weak string of recent performances. Kat Byrd delivered a decisive win against Laverne Hanover in the prior Westchester event, keeping Byrd high in the betting.
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