Huskers Named No 1 In UPI Preseason Ranking
Nebraska selected as the top team in UPI’s first preseason college football poll. The Cornhuskers received 25 first place votes and 299 points, edging out Notre Dame and Texas, with Michigan, Alabama, and Oklahoma also high in the rankings. The board, consisting of five coaches from each region, votes on a 10-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 scale.
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Nebraska
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Cornhuskers
Texas
Ohio State
Louisiana State
Jerry Tagye
Vatv Brownson
Johiniy Rodgers
Wille
Arperoe Blahak
Janery Jacobson
Notre Damae
Joe Theismant
Clarence Ells
Tom Gatewood
Walt Pytulski
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Oregon
Washington
Georgia Tech
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Houston
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Georgia
Florida
Pro football teams shuffle rosters in preseason moves
Chargers waive All-America guard Chip Kell after drafting him in the 17th round. Several teams cut or traded players as rosters shrink, including Joe Koontz, Jake Mayes, Ron Svare, and others. Preseason schedule opens with Dallas at Baltimore and San Diego at Los Angeles, plus a full slate Saturday and a doubleheader Sunday.
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University of “‘Tennessee
San Diego Chargers
Chargers
Joe Koontz
New York Giants
Devaney Plans Cautious Practices Before Opener
University of Nebraska football coach Devaney said he will ease up on the first two units to prevent injuries ahead of next week’s opener against Oregon. A closed game-type scrimmage is set for Saturday to evaluate depth, with quarterback Jerry Tapge showing good throwing form.
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University of Nebraska
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Oregon
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Title bout set for Japan in Monterrey report
Clemente Sanchez of Mexico, ranked fourth in featherweight Indy world, has accepted a $10,000 offer to fight World Boxing Council champion Kuniaki Shibata of Japan for a title in Japan. The agreement was announced Wednesday in Monterrey Mexico by UPI.
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Clemente Sanchez
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King Nears 200 Riding Points in Columbus Races
Dave King, runner up in jockey standings at Columbus, approaches 200 points with 183 so far, ahead of Wayne Anderson at 149. Pacemaker William Stallings sits at 257 after a three-win afternoon and may reach 300. Leaders:
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Archery contest at Y kicks off Columbus family event
Archery contest scheduled at Y Thursday September 9 marks the second year of the Columbus Family VV event. Competitors aged 11 and under and 12 to 15 shoot 100 arrows total, with a 20-arrow per evening limit. trophies await top three in each age group. Registration closes before the fourth evening. younger division shoots at closer range.
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Pirates purchase Carl Taylor to bolster 1969 roster
Pittsburgh acquired Carl Taylor, 27, outfielder and infielder, from Kansas City Royals. Taylor played for the Pirates in 1968 and 1969, returning after a previously declared property status, amid ongoing roster moves.
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Raiders shown tougher under Madden in 1971 season
Oakland Raiders appear more formidable with Daryle Lamonica and Ken Stabler at quarterback. New backs Clarence Davis and Don Highsmith boost the backfield as the defense remains experienced led by Ben Davidson and Willie Brown. Coach John Madden stresses staying focused on division play and the first regular season game.
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Clarence Davis
Don Highsmith
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Ray Chester
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Duane Benson
Gerald Ireng
Bill Rayart
Oregon State
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Buffalo
Feenre
Willie Brown
George Atkinson
Nemiah Wilson
Jimmy Warren
Dick Tatum
Mill West
Tennessee State
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Weathers
Yau
Winners at Agricultural Park track in Columbus area
Thoroughbred owners Kenneth Jkiby of Silver Creek and Alan Tong of Madison saw multiple winners at Agricultural Park. Souid Bel won third race for Mervin Kroger, and Countess Vic took fourth with Joe Pacheco aboard. Go Jill Go faded in sixth. Kruger claimed a second win with a yearling filly for Donald Willett, and Dee Capvies with Sooner Flush paid $105.80 in fifth. Other notable results included Nero's Night with Stallings, Gallant Ribol, Star owned by TR Courtney, and Wayne Anderson aboard a $8.89 payoff.
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Skywriters pick Huskers to repeat in Big 12
In Kansas City a skywriters survey of conference voters crowns Nebraska as the top pick to repeat and Oklahoma a close second. The poll lists Colorado State, Kansas, Oklahoma State, and Iowa State trailing, with Nebraska also receiving the lowest second-place votes and Oklahoma not placed second by any voter. Isaac Jackson of Kansas State and Charlie Davis of Colorado Tar provide pre season notes.
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Nebraska
Oklahoma
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Iowa State
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Kansas State
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Gratia
Sophoniare
Close competition for Maroon starting spots
Vic Coluishus High School Discoverers prep for the coming gridiron season after a 4-4-1 record. Head coach Jed Rood and assistants face a tight selection as two to three players contend per position. Lanny Neese leads a formidable defense with senior linebackers Mike Wagner and Stuart Gerhold shining.
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Schoal
Oly
Jed Rood
Hood
Abilit Ha
Columbus
Lanny Neese
Mike Wagner
Stuart Gerhold
Larry Kabys
Mabus
Kobus
Kevin Prochaska
Mike Miller
Road
Dick Luebbe
Dennis Butt
David Senofield
Dennis Shanahan
Newcombe Falls In First Round At US Open
In New York, top seed Newcombe of Australia exits in the first round after a 6-3 6-? defeat as Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia advances with dominant swings. Pancho Gonzales also advances, dispatching Bob Kreiss, while several other seeds stumble on day one of the $160,000 tournament.
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Gussie Mora
Shire University Takes Step Amid Wage Talk
A unclear report suggests Shire University faces wage discussions affecting staff ages and wage levels. Authorities and local officials have not released formal details, leaving student and faculty concerns unresolved.
Humphrey High football previews eight veterans in rebuild
Bulldog Coach Leroy Diller sums up a large rebuilding job as Humphrey High lists eight veteran players led by seniors Jeff Baumgart Larry Hamting Dave Rosenthal Mobert Slizoski and juniors Kevin Brandl Stan Sluts By Bob Sluts Tim Stiva plus seniors Pat Korth and juniors Tara Stiva Kent Korth Eddie Kresha Clem Brandt Ket Mausbach John Mausbach. The schedule includes Sept 10 at Clearwater and Oct 29 at Wheeler Central with Homecoming at Cedar Rapids and games through Nov 3 at Elgin.
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Jeff Baumgart
Larry Hamting
Dave Rosenthal
Mobert Slizoski
Kevin Brandl
Stan Sluts
Bob Sluts
Tim Stiva
Pat Korth
Tara Stiva
Kent Korth
Eddie Kresha
Clem Brandt
Ket Mausbach
John Mausbach
Tom Grelsen
Lee Osten
Paul Gronenthal
Carroll Kallwell
Mike Ttasenthal
Joe Mausbach
Hugh Zayadil
Roger Ternus
Chelule
Clearwater
Chambers
Spalding
Cedar Rapids
Petersburg
Wheeler Central
Bartlett
Elgin
Stan Gottschall Stars In 628 Series At Boulevard Lanes
Stan Gottschall fires a 628 series with 223 and 203 games at Boulevard Lanes as Centennial League bowling honors are handed out. Harold Krainardy claims high game, with a 296 by D Cermak and a 262 by Joe Karnik among top scores. In Mixed Tongue play, Gottsehall leads men with a 16 game and shares series honors at 53 with Rich Morgan.
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Boulevard Lanes
Lave Paprocki
Harold Krainardy
Duane Spitz
Duane Stenger
Bob Aenterger
Harold Sicbler
D. Wacheldarl
Rob Blohak
Blackie Meyer
Gary Muth
Joe Karnik
Larry Zulkoski
Jean Miller
D. Cermak
Brown Derby
Stan Gottsehall
Rich Morgan
Woret
Lodean Morgan
Lee Hurien
Jenkins Seaver spark in wins for Cubs and Mets
National League leaders see Jenkins of the Cubs and Seaver of the Mets deliver dominant efforts. Jenkins homered twice and drove in three as Chicago beat Montreal 3-2 after a suspended game swing. Seaver pitched a four hitter for his 10th straight complete game victory in New York’s 7-1 win over St Louis, lowering his ERA to 1.2 while Gibson fell to 4-3-12. Additional NL games saw Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Francisco win. AL results included Baltimore, Milwaukee, and Detroit triumphs.
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Dick Evoy
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Billy Bob Barnett
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Jim Hester
Lester McGlain
Ron Macigjewski
Dave Salmons
Terry Williams
Miami
Nick Buoviconti
Bob Matheson
Cleveland
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Mika Savoy
Jerry Watson
Win Headley
Denver
Tony Garay
Los Angeles
Oakland
Tim Oesterling
Frank Foreman
Clarence Oliver
Dallas
Baltinore
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Football Preview: Coyotes Start vs Clintans in Great Paris
Stuart Bullington, a 70 pound sophomore, wins the No 1 quarterback job for the South Dakota Coyotes and leads spring practice. The team faces University of Clintans at Great Paris Saturday with Montana Grizzlies as next week’s foe.
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Gomez captures feather crown in Tokyo title bout
Venezuelan Antonio Gomez captured the WBA featherweight title by knocking out defending champion Shazo Saijo of Japan in the fifth round of their 15 round world championship bout in Tokyo.
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Stan Williams Traded From Twins to Cardinals for Cash
Minnesota Twins veteran relief pitcher Stan Williams was traded to the St Louis Cardinals for cash. The move was announced in Bloomington Minnesota by UPI.
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Kloke's 241 frames Cornhusker league bowling meet
Bob Kloke ledCornhusker League keglers at Columbus Bowl with a 241 game aided by partners Rath and Ja. John Rausén posted 213 and 214 games while Tred Leonhard 213 Rich Korte 206 Harold Dey 214 Gary Book 202 and Bulchaben 207 contributed scoring. Mirek Construction dominated team game with 20 dollars and led series at 2619.
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Jercy Rath
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John Rauséven
Tred Leonhard
Rich Korte
Harold Dey
Gary Book
Bulchaben
Mirek
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