Jockey Rides Two Winners at Bay Meadows
Alvaro Pineda won twice at Bay Meadows tying Angel Cordero Jr. for the national riding lead with 297 victories. In Arkadelphia, the Badgers routed Hope 63-4 at the OBU Tournament, lifting Arkadelphia to 1-3 and ending Hope’s run in the tourney.
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Associated Press
San Mateo
Calif
Alvaro Pineda
Bay Meadows
Angel Cordero Jr
New York
Bob Foster
Washington, D.C
Frank DePaula
Jersey City
N.J
Madison Square Garden
Aqueduct
Pineda
Ray Meadows
California
All America football first team named by AP
AP selects 1968 All America first team with honorees including Chris Gilbert Texas and Jim Barnes Arkansas at guard and Joe Greene Texas A and M dominant in defense and offense. Second and third team Southwest picks feature SMU Dallas and Texas Tech players with a surge of notable college stars across positions.
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NEW York
Chris Gilbert
Texas
Arkansas
Jim Barnes
North Texas
Joe Greene
Associated Press
Gilbert
Terry Hanrady
Notre Dame
Q. J. Simpson
Southern California
Leroy Keyes
Purdue
Spring Branch
Tex
Barnes
Pine Bluff
Ark
Greene
Southwest
Jerry Levins
Southern Methodist
Don King
Texas Tech
Paul Gipson
Houston
Loyd Wainscott
Eugene‘Mercury” Morris
West Texas State
Bill Hobbs
Texas A&m
Johnny Peacock
Jim Livingston
SMU
Deryl Comer
Elmo Wright
Barry Moore
North Texas State
Rick Jones
Texas-El Paso
Richard Stevens
Baylor
Terry May
Leland Winston
Rice
Glen Holloway
Danny Abbott
Wally Guilford
Rodney Brand
Calvin Hunt
Bill Burnett
Larry Stegent
Texas Acm
Mike Richardson
Leo Taylor
Jackie Stewart
Steve Vorster
Edd Hargett
Brooks Dawson
Bill Monteery
Chuck Hixson
Steve Ramsey
Mike DeNiro
Texas Aqm
Richard Campbell
Corby Robertson
Rolf Krueger
Leo Brooks
Jim Moykin
Junks Yy
Cliff Powell
Glen Hassell
Bucks
Grady Cuavness
Larry Alford
Gary Adams
Reversal But Pistons Still Lose
Pistons switch coaches and fight in Paul Seymour debut but fall 412106 to the Baltimore Bullets. Dischinger and Johnson were ejected after a fighting incident as Baltimore presses ahead in the Eastern Division race alongside Boston, Philadelphia, and New York.
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Associated Press
Detroit Pistons
Pistons
Detroit
Dennis Butcher
Paul Seymour
Seymour
Baltimore Bullets
Terry Dischinger
Baltimore
Gus Johnson
Boston
Celtics
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
San Diego
New York Knicks
Parker Jim Barnes Leads All America Football Team
The Associated Press selects 1968 All America with O J Simpson of Southern California leading the offense at running back alongside Leroy Keyes and Chris Gilbert. Ted Hendricks and Bill Stanfill anchor the defense as stars from Tennessee, Georgia, and Texas lead the standouts.
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Dick Cough
Associated Press
New York
Southern California
O.J. Simpson
Simpson
Florida State
Ted Hendricks
Miami
Fla
Trojan Flash
Chris Gilbert
Texas
Keyes
Terry Hanratty
Notre Dame
Kansas
Bob Douglass
Bill Stanfill
Jake Scott
Georgia
Penn State
Tennessee
Ted Kwalick
Dennis Onkota
Nittany Lions
Charles Rosenfelder
Steve Kiner
Vols
Scott
Onkota
Kiner
Mike Widger
Virginia Tech
Kwalick
Sellers
McKees Rocks
Ron Sellers
Jacksonville
Dave Foley
Ohio State
Cincinnati
Mike Montler
Colorado
Columbus
Ohio
Humboldt, Tenn
Jim Barnes
Arkansas
Pine Bluff
Ark
John Didion
Oregon State
Woodland
Calif
O. J. Simpson
San Francisco
Leroy Keyes
Purdue
Newport News
Spring Branch
Tex
Butler
Pia
Miami Springs
John Zook
Larned
Kan
Cairo
Joe Greene
North Texas State
Temple
Ed White
California
Palm Desert
Tennessee, Jr
Tampa
Dennis Cakott
King City
al Worley
Washington
Wenatchee
Wash
Jim Seymour
Jerry Levins
Southern Methodist
Rufus Mayes
George Kunz
Don King
Texas Tech
Joe Armstrong
Nebraska
Carey Metts
North Carolina State
Ken Johnson
Michigan
Steve Owens
Oklahoma
Paul Gipson
Houston
Baseball Trade Mart Opens Up
Four deals were completed at the winter meetings as the baseball trade market heated up. The Astros shipped Curt Blefary to the Orioles and sent Bob Aspromonte to Atlanta among several moves. Other trades involved Dooley Womack, Mike Kekich, and Andy Kosco, with players like Marty Martinez and Dick Simpson changing teams. Blefary, once Rookie of the Year, had slumped last season. Aspromonte and Kosco posted modest averages, while Kekich and Womack carried varying pitching marks. Two Hope Bobcats earned all district honors in football, Carroll Beck and Mickey Allen highlighted the list, with Allen also named top lineman. Rodney Jones received honorable mention.
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Hope
Arkadelphia Badgers
Bobcats
OBU
Arkadelphia
LA Fuller
HHS
DeQueen
Cats
Jim Singleton
Badgers
Smidgin
Badger Sophs
Bob Hurley
Bill Vining
Terry Turner
James Simmons
Vining
Hurley
Cause
Nashville
Lady Cats
Leopards
San Francisco
Curt Blefary
Astros
Mike Cuellar
Orioles
Elijah Johnson
Enzo Hernandez
John Mason
Bob Aspromonte
Atlanta
Orlando
Marty
Martinez
Dick Simpson
New York Yankees
Dooley Womack
Yanks
Andy Kosco
Los Angeles
Mike Kekich
Blefary
Aspromonte
Doug Rader
Braves
Clete Boyer
Simpson
St. Louis
Houston
Womack
Yankees
Hope Bobcats
Arkansas Athletic Association
Carroll Beck
Mickey Allen
Allen
Rodney Jones
Haywood Leads Titans Past Windsor In Big Win
Haywood and Murphy shone with 38 points each as Detroit Titans rout Windsor 103 48 and Niagara Purple Eagles beat Buffalo State 118 97 on home courts. Tolle led Navy 33, Jenkins and Cain combined 48 for Iowa State in a 72 66 win at Knoxville. St Bonaventure opened with 111 70 over Detroit College behind Lanier and Satalin.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Spencer Haywood
Calvin Murphy
Haywood
Detroit Titans
Windsor
Ont
Murphy
Niagara Purple Eagles
Buffalo State
Niagara
John Tolle
Navy
Harvard
Annapolis
Aaron Jenkins
Bill Cain
Spears
Iowa State
Tennessee
Knoxville
Jenkins
Cain
Vols
St. Bonaventure
Detroit College
Olean
Bob Lanier
Jim Satalin
California
San Jose State
Iowa
Northern Michigan
All-American 1960s Player List Fragment Ends
Fragmentary OCR list shows college names and players by positions from various schools including Syracuse Stanford Oklahoma Alabama and more. Ends include Tony Kynsky Bob Stein and Billy Payne. Quarterback Steve Sogge and running backs Bill Enyart Eugene Morris Charley Jarvis are listed among others with guards centers and linebackers noted.
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Tony Kynsky
Syracuse
Gen Washington
Stanford
Eddie Hinton
Oklahoma
Ken Carmon
Ohio University
Greg Shelly
Virginia
Gary Roberts
Purdue
Alvin Samples
Alabama
Jon Kolb
Oklahoma State
Bill Enyart
Oregon State
Eugene Morris
West Texas State
Charley Jarvis
Army
Steve Sogge
Southern California
Bob Stein
Minnesota
Billy Payne
Georgia
David Campbell
Auburn
Tom Nelson
Arizona
Carl Crenner
West Virginia
Ken Criter
Wisconsin
Bill Hobbs
Texas A&m
Dale McCullers
Florida State
al Brenner
Michigan
Ee Methodist
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Ft-Fta
Putman
McManus
Singleton
Revenga
Brown
Massanelli
Simmons
Porter
Taylor
Hillis
McMaster
Loukadow
Phoenix
Kentucky
Indiana
Dallas
Earl Monroe
Wes Unseld
Bullets
Larry Siegfried
Bill Russell
Parker Jim Barnes
All America
Rosenfelder
Hendricks
Mad Stork
Stanfill
John Zouk
Mammoth
North
Texas State
Zouk
White
Roger Wehrli
Missouri
Bulldogs
Boilermakers
Ron Johnson
Glsu
Bill Earthquake’ Enyart
Charley Jarvig
Eugene “Mercury" Morris
Hanratty
LaSalle
Columbia
CCNY
Fordham
Yale
Corneil
Rutgers
Penn
Boston U
Worcester Tech
South So
Caro
Wake Forest
Town State
W. Virginia
Maryland
Lousville
Stetson
Memphis St
Texas-Arlinton
Mississippi
A&m
U. Texas-El Paso
Southern Mississippi
Midwest Town
No. Michigan
St. Joseph
Bowling Green
Loyola
St. John’s
Minn
Cate
Gannon
Far West California
San Jose St
George Gipp
Douglass
Southern Methodist Bantam
Kwalick-Sellers
Stanford Swifty
Ednas
Jim Gunn
Mike Ford
Alabum
Mike Reid
Chuck Kyle
Ken Pritchard
Arizona State
Bob Babich
Miani
Mike Hall
Alakama
Ted Provost
Tom Curtis
Thursty
Baseball Trade Mart
Big Cage Gun
St. Joseph's
Ed Leonarczyk
Hawks
Dick Rodgers
Jim Lynch
St . Joseph's
Dayton
Chicago Loyola
Mems Phis State
U Texas
Arlington
Tom Gola
Baltimore Ca
Soviet Union
Canad
Moscow
Canada
Vancouver
B.C
Ron Morris
Tulsa
Chic
British Columbia Football Long
Wednesday
PCA
Fred T. Stotts
Mgr
E. Gth
P.O
Texarkana
Browning Courier
Demco Lafayette Johnson D&a
Elenco Grevemberg
Laurel
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