Baseball Scores and Standings From Wide-Spread Games
Major League leaders highlighted by batting and pitching leaders across the American and National Leagues. Notable figures include Rose, McCovey, McAuliffe, Campaneris, and F. Howard. Also reports from Eastern and Western divisions, exhibition football results, and a Paragould death in a separate brief.
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US Five Ready to Meet Soviets in Olympic Battle
NC junior Charlie Scott predicts a politics infused basketball clash with the Soviet team in Mexico City. He recalls a June tour with Olympic peers, noting Russia’s size and finesse, the one and a half step rule, pay for players, and the Americans’ chances with Spencer Haywood as a standout.
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Ohio State Minnesota Bar Path to Pasadena
Ohio State and Minnesota are positioned for a Rose Bowl bid behind Purdue’s expected Big Ten title run. Purdue’s talent under Mollenkopf, led by Leroy Keyes and Mike Phipps, contrasts with Ohio State’s returning starters and Minnesotas seasoned lineup led by Bob Stein. The season opens with Purdue facing Notre Dame and a clash with USC looms for the conference title contenders.
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USC Faces Heisman Hopefuls and Rival Foes in 1968
USC, led by O J Simpson, eyes a third straight Rose Bowl bid despite losing 19 players from the national title squad. McKay loads a young, talented line and backs like Dan Scott and Jim Lawrence to protect the star, while Oregon State UCLA and Oregon State threaten the Pac Six race as Prothro’s UCLA bank on speed to challenge for the title.
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Pro Football Prospectus for Broncos Under Saban Era
Lou Saban speaks of potential profits from progress in the second year of his Broncos regime while Steve Tensi develops at quarterback. Offense relies on top receivers and a solid receiving corps, but the defense and running game need strengthening with new backs and linemen. The article rates offense and defense with mixed prospects and notes uncertainties in kicking and secondary depth.
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al Denson
Eric Crabtree
Bob Scarpitte
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