Wake Forest Announces 1969 Grid Schedule in New Stadium
Wake Forest football unveils five home games in a new 31 000 seat stadium under construction and tests road dates with Big Ten opponents Minnesota Purdue. The Deacons open vs North Carolina State and aim to exceed four home games for the first time since 1957. Schedule lists dates and opponents through November.
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Maryland
South Carolina
Duke
Florida State
Wyoming Cowboys Over Utah 81 72 in Regional Showdown
Wyoming defeated fifth ranked Utah 81 72 in a Western Athletic Conference game at Laramie. Mike Eberle delivered 20 points in the first half while Carl Ashley led Wyoming with 24 points. The Cowboys improved to 11 4 while Utah stood at 13 3.
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Wyo
Wyoming Cowboys
Mike Eberle
Utah Redskins
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Harry Hall
Carl Ashley
Wyoming
Utah
Lonborg On Road To Recovery After Knee Surgery
Cy Young winner Jim Lonborg reports an excellent first examination after knee surgery for torn ligaments. He is in good condition, with a healing incision and a smaller cast, beginning a rehabilitation routine. He plans to report to spring training in Florida by late February.
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Bde
Boston Red
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Nevada
Lonbor
Winter Haven
Fila
Dale Morey Leads Amateurs In Grand Bahama Tourney
Dale Morey of High Point NC holds a wide amateur lead at the Grand Bahama Open after a 71 in the third round for a 219 total. Wilf Homenuik of Canada led early then slipped to 213 overall, with Roland Stafford, Bob Gajcia and Ted Kroll in pursuit.
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Freeport
Grand Bahama Island
Wilf Homenuik
Canada
Homenuik
Winnipeg
Roland Stafford
Verona
Tal Bob Gajcia
Bloomfield
Mich
Ted Kroll
Franklin,Mich
Tom Strafaci
New York
Lloyd Monroe
Essex Fells
N.J
Gene Webb
St. Louis
David Jiminez
Puerto Rico
High Point
N.C
Schoendienst and Brock to be Honored at NY WBBA Dinner
Red Schoendienst and Lou Brock, pivotal figures for the St. Louis Cardinals, will be honored at the New York Baseball Writers Association dinner on Sunday January 28. Schoendienst will receive the Ben Epstein Memorial Award and Brock the Babe Ruth World Series plaque. Also honored are Carl Yastrzemski, Lee MacPhail, and Edd Roush.
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Red Schoendienst
Lou Brock
St. Louis Cardinals
Baseball Writers’ Association
Schoendienst
Ben Epstein
Good Guy
Brock
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
Lee MacPhail
New York Yankees
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Jackie Robinson
Pee Wee
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Joe Frazier
Bob Hayes
Dallas Cowboys
John W. Mecom Jr
New Orleans Saints
Grambling College
Eddie Robinson
Grambling
LeRoy V. Smith
Tuskegee Institute
Clarence Gaines
Winston-Salem State College
Jim Hall
Louisiana Weekly
New Orleans
All Sports Jamboree to Honor Major Athletes
O J Simpson tops a list of honorees at the 33rd All-Sports Jamboree by the 100 Per Cent Wrong Club. awards include athlete of the year for Simpson and the Two Friends Award with Pat Cashman.
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Atlanta, Ga
O. J. Simpson
Southern California
Simpson
Southern Cal
Pat Cashman
Auburn Upsets Kentucky 74-73 in SEC Thriller
Auburn defeats eighth-ranked Kentucky 74-73 after Tom Perry makes two pressure free throws with 36 seconds left. Billy Alexander scores late with two threes and a and-one, Davis, Pratt and Isbell contribute as Kentucky misses a final shot.
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Tom Perry
Auburn Tigers
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Billy Alexander
Tigers
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Alexander
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Tiger
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Steve Clevenger
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Mountaineers Rally To Beat Penn State 88 86
West Virginia avenged a long road drought with an 88 86 win over Penn State at University Park. Lon Williams scored 30 points on 12 of 22 shooting to spark the rally as WVU erased a halftime deficit and pulled away in the second half. Penn State leader Greg Arney and Tom Daley led PSU with 16 and 11 points respectively in a close game that stretched to the final minutes. The two teams will meet again in Morgantown for the home and home series finale.
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Mountaineers
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Marr holds two stroke lead in Kaiser Open with 204
Dave Marr shot five under par to extend his Kaiser International lead to two strokes at Silverado Country Club after three rounds. George Archer and Gene Littler trailed at 207 and 208 respectively as Marr produced six birdies and steady putting to stay atop the field.
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Calif
Dave Marr
San Francisco
George Archer
Gene Littler
San Diego
Archer
Marr
Silverado Country Club
New North
Littler
Kermit No Fied Yo
Jacky Cupit
Lea Cone
Arnold Pal
Florida Knocks Off Tennessee Upset by Gators in Gainesville
Florida's Gators spoiled Tennessee's high ranking 59-46 as Neil Walk scored 28 and grabbed 19 rebounds. The 6-foot-11 center helped Florida break a 35-35 tie and pull away in the final minutes. Florida improves to 9-6, 6-3 in the SEC while Tennessee falls to 4-1.
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Fla
Florida
Gators
Tennessee
Neil Walk
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Vols
Walk
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Masters Champ Gay Brewer Disqualifies Himself
Gay Brewer, the 1967 Masters champion, withdrew from the Kaiser International Open in Napa after detecting a scoring error on the fourth hole. He picked up a four, later admitting a penalty should have been added, and he disqualified himself.
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Calif
Gay Brewer
Brewer
Himsel
Palmer's Tip Boosts Marr to Lead in Kaiser Open
Arnold Palmer advised Dave Marr on distance control at Silverado Country Club. Marr, a New Yorker based in Litchfield Park Arizona, shot a five under par 67 Saturday to reach 204 and a 12 under total. He praised his improved balance and iron play while capping with two 12-foot birdie chances.
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Calif
Arnold Palmer
Dave Marr
Marr
Litchfield Park
Ariz
New North
Silverado Country Club
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Ray Baer Dies Ex-Michigan All American Coach
Ray Baer died Friday night at his Louisville home at age 62. A former All American guard at Michigan in 1927 he later coached football at Manual High School and St. Xavier High School in Louisville.
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Ray Baer
Michigan
Manual
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Baer
Wolverines
Rethinking Matter: Creation and Destruction Are Not Possible
Scientists note that matter cannot be created or destroyed but can transform. It can be rearranged, altered, and adapted in countless ways, revealing the conservation of mass as a guiding principle across physics and chemistry.
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