Huskies Top USC 90 86 In Far West Classic Opener
Washington used a second half surge to beat Southern California 90 86 in Portland. George Irvine scored 41 and Steve Hawes added 22 as Washington extended its winning streak to seven in Tex Winter’s rebuilding season while UCLA looms next in a busy holiday slate across multiple tournaments.
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Sugar Bowl Foes Start Workouts
Arkansas and Mississippi plan for the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. The third ranked Razorbacks opened practice in Fayetteville, 90 minutes in sweats, with coach Frank Broyles noting enthusiasm and a week off. They will practice in pads later and travel to New Orleans for Tuesday workouts.
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New Orleans
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Shrine game star power marks college football’s bowl week
East meets West in the 45th Shrine game at Stanford Stadium, with Steve Owens leading a strong West backfield including Art Malone and Greg Jones. Jim Otis and John Isenbarger pace the East. The day also features Peach, Astro-Bluebonnet, Cotton, Orange, Sugar and Rose bowls with teams like Houston, Auburn, Texas, Notre Dame, Penn State, Missouri, Mississippi, Arkansas, Michigan, and USC Set to clash in a flurry of year end action. Ealey stars for Toledo in the Tangerine Bowl rout of Davidson.
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Tennessee
Florida
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Montgomery
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Toledo
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Colorado
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Frazier and Ellis Bout Is Settled
New York AP Madison Square Garden plans to announce a heavyweight title bout between Joe Frazier and Jimmy Ellis for February 16 after months of talks. A Monday news conference is set to reveal final details and TV arrangements with each fighter reportedly guaranteed 150,000 plus 30 percent of the gate and closed circuit revenue.
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Joe Frazier
Jimmy Ellis
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Boxing For the Garden
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Boxing Asso
We Drew Together Out of Adversity to Become Unit
Bloomington Minnesota December 27 1968 NEAI quotes Paul Dickson as the fifth man in the Mipkensie Vikings praising a rare team bond forged from ragged starts. He compares team unity to moon landings, noting every member must be content for a champion. The piece recalls Dickson losing his job to rookie Alan Page in 1967 and coach Bud Grant valuing Page’s speed alongside Jim Marshall Carl Eller in the defensive line.
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Bud Grant
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Bud
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Forte
Growler
Marshall
Lonnie Warwick
Rams
Washington
Joe Kapp
Warwick
Roy Winston
Karl Kassulke
Karsetl Mackbee
Ed Sharockman
All-AFL Team dominated by Raiders Jets and Chiefs
The 1969 All-AFL Team selected by league coaches and Newspaper Enterprise Association highlights five Raiders five Jets four Chiefs on the first unit. Joe Namath and Matt Snell lead the Jets offense while Fred Biletnikoff Jim Otto and Willie Brown anchor Oakland. Kansas City, Detroit, and Houston also appear among top vote getters with close contests across positions.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
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Fred Biletnikoff
Jim Otto
Tom Keating
Willie Brown
Dave Grayson
Joe Namath
Matt Snell
Winston Hill
John Elliot
Kansas
Bob Trumps
Cinecitmatch
Almia Reed
Houston
F. Bilentnikoff
Simon Maynard
Latics
Alworth
San Diego
Warren Wells
Jim Tryver
Walt Suggs
Harry Schuh
Walt Sweeney
Gene Upshaw
Id Budde
Billy Shaw
Buffalo
John Morris
Boston
Daryle Lumotika
Floyd Little
Denver
Carl Garrett
Mike Garrett
Rich Jackson
Gerry Philbin
Ron McDole
Steve DeLong
Buck Buchanan
K. C
Jim Dunaway
Nick Buoniconti
Miami
MLB
Willie Lanier
Bobby Bell
Jim Lynch
George Webster
Mike Stratton
Wilie Brown
Miller Farr
George Byrd
al Thompson
George Atkinson
Johnny Robinson
Ken Houston
Houston Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Cincinnati
Lance Alworth
Deniver
Rick Jackson
Ron McDale
Namath
Daryle Lamonica
Sweeney
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Tyrer
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Johnny Morris
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Byrd
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Solunar Tables For Daily Hunting And Fishing
Solunar periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABS guide readers to plan days around hunting and fishing peaks. The schedule helps locate productive periods for sport, advising timing for catching fish or finding good cover daily.
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Lakers Morale Up Despite Injury Plague Amidst Crisis
New York NEAI reports the Los Angeles Lakers are beset by injuries with Wilt Chamberlain out for months and Elgin Baylor, Keith Erickson, and Rick Roberson sidelined. Coach Joe Mullaney notes the squad has eight players available, with West and Baylor headlines amid a rough start and rookie fill-ins struggling to keep pace.
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J Billy Hardwick's Bowling Tips
Bowling insights from J Billy Hardwick and peers on grip, slide, release, and ball revolutions. The piece notes changes in grip with two fingers, various release timings, and study of ball speed versus pin action, illustrating how top bowlers adjust to stay current.
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Ball Tucker
Sam Duen
Pon Jutinisan
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