Brand Makes All America Grid Team
Ohio State earns three All-America selections as AP picks 22 players for 1969 season. Jim Otis Jim Stillwagon and Jack Tatum lead Buckeyes, with strong showings across Penn State Texas Arkansas and Michigan from various positions. Heisman winner Steve Owens headlines the Oklahoma backfield alongside Purdue Purdue QB Mike Phipps and Colorado back Bob Anderson.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
NEW York
Michigan
Ohio State Buckayes
Jim Otis
Jim Stillwagon
Jack Tatum
Ohio State
Mike Reid
Dennis Dakota
Penn State
Chip Kell
Steve Kiner
Tennessee
Jim Mandich
Tom Curtis
Texas
Bob McKay
Arkansas
Rodney Brand
Walker Gillette
Richmond
John Ward
Oklahoma State
Mike Phipps
Purdue
Steve Owens
Oklahoma
Bob Anderson
Colorado
Jimmy Gunn
Southern California
Phil Olsen
Utah State
Mike McCoy
Notre Dame
Don Parish
Stanford
Buddy McClinton
Auburn
Kiner
Onkotz
Kell
Stillwagon
Tatum
Owens
Phipps
Eddie Crowder
Anderson
Aggies Stunned by Northwestern Louisiana in opener
Texas A&M, defending SWC champions, fell 73 71 to Northwestern Louisiana in College Station. A&M led 38 33 at halftime but NLU tied it 57 57 with seven minutes left and pulled away. Other SWC notes include Texas beating Alabama 90 63 as Wayne Doyal led with 24.
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Associated Press
Texas A&m
Aggies
Northwestern Louisiana
A&m
College Station
Northwestern
Texas
Lubbock Avalanch - Journal
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Longhorns
Wayne Doyal
Horns
Lynn Howden
Eric Groseurth
Sam Bradley
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Rice
Jeff Smith
St. John’s
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Augustana
S.D
San Francisco
San Francisco State
Dartmouth
Vermont
Brewer Leads After 1st Round at Diplomat Classic
Gay Brewer shot a 65 to tie the Diplomat course record and take a two stroke lead in the Danny Thomas Diplomat Golf Classic at Diplomat Presidential Golf Club in Miami. Tommy Aaron, R.H. Sikes, and Jim Jamieson carded 67s as Arnold Palmer opened with 68 among 144 players.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Gay Brewer
Brewer
Tommy Aaron
R.H. Sikes
Jim Jamieson
Diplomat Presidential Golf Club
Graying
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Allan
Philadelphia
Arnold Palmer
Parkers Dominate AP 1969 All American Picks
NEW YORK AP reports Arkansas Center Rodney Brand a 6-2 225 senior from Newport joined the 1969 All American team. Arkansas guard Jerry Dossey made the second team and linebacker Cliff Powell the third. Razorbacks place seven on the honorable mention list with seniors Bruce Maxwell and Terry Stewart. Juniors include Bill Montgomery Chuck Dicus Rick Kersey Bill Burnett and Bruce James.
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NEW York
Arkan Sas
Rodney Brand
Newport
Associated Press
Arkansas
Jerry Dossey
Cliff Powell
Razorbacks
Bruce Maxwell
Terry Stewart
Bill Montgomery
Chuck Dicus
Rick Kersey
Bill Burnett
Bruce James
Potency of Pork Passing Depends on 2
AP report from Austin notes Texas faces Arkansas with a dual pass rush threat in Arledge and Atessis. Arledge, 5 11, 183 pounds, uses speed to reach the passer while Atessis, 6 8, 255, relies on power and agility. The matchup also hinges on Arkansas blockers Stankovich and Kelson against the Longhorns duo. Texas aims to neutralize the run then pressure the pass as both teams balance run and pass about equally. Texas travels to Fort Smith for a Fayetteville workout before a potential victory flight home.
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Robert Heard
Austin
Tex
Arkansas
Texas
Skinny
Fate
David Arledge
Arledge
Bill Atessis
Atessis
Texas A&m
Longhorns
Bobby Crockit
Bill Montgomery
Bob Stankovich
Mike Kelson
Alessis
Stankovich
Bill Burnett
Bruce Maxwell
Maxwell
Burnett
Kelson
Fort Smith
Ark
Fayetteville
Rogers
Black Hawks Frustrated by Goalie in 1-0 Loss
Montreal goalie Rogatien Vachon stopped 32 Chicago shots for his second shutout of the year as the Canadiens beat the Black Hawks 1-0. Lemaire scored from 65 feet in the second period, moving Montreal within two points of idle New York as Detroit tied Boston in the night’s other NHL action.
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Associated Press
Rogatien Vachon
Chicago Black Hawks
Montreal
New York
National Hockey League
Vachon
Canadiens
Chicago
Hawks
Black Hawks
Detroit
Boston
Jacaques Lemaire
Tony Esposito
Television Logs Friday May 6
Friday TV schedule fragment lists varied programs from 6:00 to 12:00 including News Weather Sports and a mix of entertainment shows and specials such as Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer Brady Bunch World of Music and Hogan's Heroes with Billy Graham Bracken's World and Book Beat among items.
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NBC
Rudolph — the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Mr. Deeds
Billy Graham
Beat Net Playhouse
Bracken
Hollywood Palace
Pertigot Junction
Bill Anderson
Bataan
Port Afrique
Community notices and obituaries from Ester Hicks 1969
Mrs C G Carmichael hosts Anna P Strong Federated Club tonight at 730. Sunday School Teachers meet at Bethel AME Church tonight at 600. Union Service dec 7 at 700 at Rising Star Baptist with Rev Wynn preaching. Woods Sisters sing at Mt Pleasant CME on dec 7 at 230. Order of the Eastern Star Zoran Chapter 4 meets dec 5 at ? pm. Mr and Mrs R B Hawthorne of Flint guests of Frank Flenery Wednesday night. Obituary: Alfred Simmons of Hope dies Thursday in local hospital. funeral arrangements to be announced by Hicks Funeral Home.
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C.G. Carmichael
Anna P. Strong Federated Club
Bethel A.M. E
E.M
Nelson
W.G. Wynn
The
Ministerial Alliance
Rising Star Baptist Church
Bethel A.M.E. Church
W.M. Martin
Alfred Simmons
Hope
Hicks Funeral Home
Ihe
Colonels Rally Past Miami. Indiana Pace Tightens in East
In Louisville, Kentucky Colonels beat Miami 149-124 as Dallas aided the chase against Indiana. Later, Dallas trimmed Indiana 112-103 while Pittsburgh edged New Orleans 94-93. In NBA results, Atlanta beat Seattle 119-111 and Phoenix defeated Los Angeles 119-109.
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Dallas
Indiana
Kentucky
Miami
Pittsburgh
New Orleas
Associated Press
Kentucky Colonels
American Basketball Association
Colonels
Louisville
Packers
New Orleans
Atlanta
Seattle
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Louie Dampier
Darel Carrier
Denver
Don Sidle
Don Freeman
Sunrise Semesters Across the Fence and TV Lineup Notes
A cluttered broadcast list shows Sunrise Semesters and various programs including Across the Fence Agricultural Film This is the Life Penelope Pitstop and Bob and His Buddies along with Revival Hour and Fire shows. It lists George of the Jungle Johnny Quest and Christopher Program among others with church services and farm topics sprinkled throughout.
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U.S.A
Jeckle
Pink Panther
Dastardly & Muttley
Hot Wheels
H.R. Pufnstuf
Boo and Santa Claus
Penelope Pitstop
Dawg
Hardy Boys
Sky Hawks
Cc Monkees
Toms
Bob
Fantastic Four
Tom and Jerry
Dudley Do-Rightsi
Herald of Truth
Batman
George of the Jungle
Grrotrat of Tomorrow
Christopher
Johnny Quest
Eternal Light
Bullwinkle
Oral Roberts
Texarkana
Weekend TV Schedule for Arkansas and Nearby Areas
A dense listing of TV programs and air times across stations in Arkansas including NFL games, soap operas, game shows, news, weather, and devotional broadcasts. Notable entries include Arkansas football coverage, news blocks, The Carol Burnett Show, Rawhide, Gunsmoke, and evening devotional segments.
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Superman
Texas
Longhorns
Arkansas Razorbacks
Johnny Quest
New York Jets
Houston Oilers
Batman
Tommy Trent
Chicago Bears
San Francisco 49Ers
Wilburn Brothers
Porter Wagoner
Oak Ridge Boys
Lester Flatt
Weatherews
Romanoff
Juliet
Bill Cosby
Lucy
William F. Buckley Jr
D.A
Mayberry R
F.D
Leslie Uggams
Billy Graham
Doris Day
Net Journal
ABC
Johnny Carson
Fuller Brush
Fighting Chance
Arkansas
Merv Griffin
Joey Bishop
Pistol Pete Shines As LSU Beats Oregon State 94 72
Pistol Pete Maravich, LSU senior guard, scored 43 points to lead the Bayou Tigers to a 94 72 victory over Oregon State. The 6 5 star dazzled with behind the back passes and seven assists as his father Press Maravich praised his playmaking and shooting.
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Vy Ted Mmesesn
Associated Press
Pistol Pete
Pete Maravich
Louisiana State
LSU
Bayou Tigers
Oregon State
Press Maravich
Pete
Maravich
Oscar Robertson
Big O
U. of Cincinnati
Baton Rouge
Las Cruces
N.M
New Mexico State
Wichita State
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Woods Sisters
Mt. Pleasant C.M.E
Order of the Eastern Star
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Frank Flenery
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Nashville Music
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Fonetta Dili
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