Ohio State Closes On Trojans In AP Poll Shuffle
Southern California and Ohio State fought tight games but USC lost ground after a 24 to 19 first place vote drop. Ohio State rose to No. 2 with 14 first place votes and 803 points as Kansas, Penn State, and Tennessee held spots behind. Missouri and Michigan moved up, while California and others slid in a reshuffled top 20. Also, Browns defensive end Bill Glass is sidelined six weeks with two cracked ribs.
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Hull Mikita Share NHL Scoring Honors
Chicago's Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita share the NHL points lead after three weeks, Hull with 18 points in nine games and Mikita with 18 in ten. Bob Nevin trails by one point, while Pappin and Béliveau with Howe follow, Vachon and Worsley lead goaltending. In the NBA, Baltimore's Earl Monroe tops points per game as Elgin Baylor overtakes Dave Bing for the per game scoring lead after eight games. Russell highest in rebounds, Chamberlain top on-floor shooter.
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Cheyney Cancels Final Two Football Games
Cheyney State College cancels its last two football games due to a depleted squad of 14 available players. Athletic director Harold Blutman cites illness and heavy injuries reducing the roster from 30 to 14, with 10 backs and four linemen. NCAA rules would allow freshmen, but the PSAC policy bars them unless enrollment drops below 750. Backed by 850 students, Cheyney was set to face Millersburg College and West Chester College.
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Corry Area High School Junior Football Team Unbeaten
Corry Area High School's junior high football squad finished the 1968 season undefeated with wins over Warren Titusville twice Franklin OU City Westlake and Meadville. The team roster lists players from front to fourth rows with coaches Randy Ewing and John Wilson.
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Manning Named AP Back Of The Week For LSU Win
Archie Manning, Ole Miss freshman quarterback, passed 24 of 40 for 344 yards and scored a touchdown while rallying the Rebels past LSU 27 24 in Baton Rouge. He also connected with Hindman for the winning score with five seconds left.
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Japanese Table Tennis Team to Tour India
A six member Japanese table tennis team will arrive in New Delhi on January 23 for a four week tour of India. They will play five test matches against India at Bombay Bangalore Calcutta Delhi and Jullundur besides exhibitions.
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Bowling notes and death hit major leagues in one day
Bowling editor notes high game by Joe Niedomys 249 in a 609 three game series amid league listings for L Tinko Construction Columbus Inn and others. Also fatal heart attack kills Vern Stephens aged 48 after a long baseball career and six All Star appearances, with multiple match venues listed in India.
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Pipers Hold Off Pacers In Narrow ABA Victory
The Minnesota Pipers remain unbeaten with a 121 to 119 win over the Indiana Pacers as Jimmy Rays narrowly missed a late three. Connie Hawkins led the Pipers with 43 points while Roger Brown scored 15 for Indiana. In other action, San Francisco beat Phoenix 119-108 with LaRusso Thurmond and Mullins supplying the attack for the Warriors.
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Steelers Lose Two Players By Injuries
PITTSBURGH AP The Steelers beat the Atlanta Falcons 41 21 for their second straight win but lost two players to injuries one for the season linebacker John Campbell with a broken left elbow and cornerback Bob Hahn out four weeks with a shoulder separation Jerry Hillebrand will replace Campbell Bill Saul will be activated and defensive back John Foururia recalled from the taxi squad to fill the vacancies
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Packers Face Tough Stretch in Quest for Title
Green Bay hopes to secure a fourth straight NFL crown but must win six remaining games. A 13-10 defeat to Chicago left Detroit and Minnesota leading or tied at the top, with Chicago looming as a factor. Bengtson cites injury issues and missed field goals as key challenges while evaluating Erroll Mann as a potential replacement.
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Karate To Fit Girls Mentally At Pine Manor College
Pine Manor Junior College in Chestnut Hill Massachusetts offers a karate course aimed at mental concentration and physical coordination rather than self defense. In Kansas City quarterback Len Dawson of the Chiefs is hospitalized with a badly bruised thigh after an ATL game.
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Mom and Pop Franchise Opportunity in Smalltown USA
A notice offers a Snelling and Snelling Professional Employment Service franchise with low investment. Training begins December 1. Contact Paul Davis at 215 144-8100 or write Snelling and Snelling, Two Industrial Blvd, Paoli PA 19301.
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