Ohio State Voted Outstand ing 1960s Football Team
Ohio State’s 1968 national champions were named the outstanding college football team of the 1960s in an ABC Sports poll. OSU collected 870 points, with Texas and Alabama also scoring highly. winners to be announced later.
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Runner plans book on Dr Schweitzer and Olympic dream
Logan Utah AP Dr A Berry Crawford head of Utah State University philosophy department spent two years in the Peace Corps and plans a book on the late Dr Albert Schweitzer while aiming to run the 1972 Olympic marathon He is 32 and trains about 10 miles a day with hopes to reach 20 miles and believes consistency wins marathons He coached African distance runners for the 1964 Olympics during his Peace Corps service in Senegal.
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Subiaco Academy honors Ray Jackson at diploma service
Subiaco Arkansas special report notes Ray Jackson son of Mr and Mrs Robert Jackson Hope among 60 seniors receiving diplomas at Subiaco Academy commencement on Thursday morning May 28. Raymond received his diploma from Rev Michael Lensing C S B president after four years as a student.
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Richey Set for Semis in French Open Duel
Paris AP report notes San Angelo, Texas player Rick Richey P Ir Richey advances to the French Open semifinals by upsetting top seed Il Nastase en route to facing Zeljko Franulovic of Yugoslavia. Franulovic previously toppled Arthur Ashe to reach the semis as the only American left in men’s singles. Women’s quarters feature Billie Jean King vs Helga Nielsen and other top matchups including Margaret Court vs Rosemary Casals, Julie Heldman vs Vlasta Vopichova, and Virginia Wade vs Karen Krantzcke.
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Chargers Trade Star Tackle Ron Mix to Raiders
San Diego announces star tackle Ron Mix, a 10 year AFL standout, has been traded to the Oakland Raiders for two undisclosed high draft choices in 1971 and 1972. Mix, 31, had announced retirement last December 14.
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Griffith to Take on Champ of Europe
Griffith the former world middleweight titleist challenges Denmark’s Tom Bogs for the European crown in a 12 round bout at a suburban Copenhagen stadium. Nino Benvenuti watches from ringside as Griffith seeks a path back toward the world title after losing to Benvenuti in New York two years ago.
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Hope Star 1929 billing and subscription details
Hope Star of Hope 1899 Press 1927 Consolidated January 18 1929 lists publication details. Names staff roles and offices in Hope Arkansas with subscription rates by carrier and mail, regional counts, and advertising arrangements.
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Longest 22 inning state baseball game ends in Kentucky
In Lexington, Vern Hunter of Madisonville disrupted a Lafayette catcher Doh Winsett, ending the Kentucky High School Baseball Tournament's longest game at 22 innings with Mathsonville defeating Lafayette 12 to 11. A total of 182 batters faced the plate, and 78 innings were swept by the umpire. Albuquerque to Honor Unser ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. Today was Al Unser Day honoring the Indianapolis 500 winner. Unser, his mother, and brother Bobby were due to arrive for a city parade and banquet planned that evening.
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Englehorn Boosts LPGA Earnings in 1970 Standings
Shirley Englehorn raises her 1970 LPGA earnings to 7514 dollars moving from 11th to seventh after a 2250 victory at the O'Sullivan Open in Winchester Virginia. Leaders remain Mann 12655 Haynie 11016 Whitworth 10027 with Mills Caponi and Prentice also high. In golf news, a Rawlings Classic singles match was cancelled and replaced by a doubles exhibition in Atlanta featuring Rosewall Stol against Emerson Laver amid delays caused by Ian.
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Laver and Rosewall Rally for Rawlings Classic Finale
Rod Laver and Ken Rosewall returned to St Louis to wrap the rain delayed Rawlings Tennis Classic. Rosewall defeated Pancho Gonzales in New York to reach the Tennis Champions Classic final. Laver and Rosewall were set to meet in the Rawlings singles final, with Emerson and Stolle in a third place match as doubles commitments paused play.
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Lawyer Says Defendant Was Victim In Kidnapping Trial
DeValls Bluff Arkansas AP the kidnap trial of Daniel L Graham 31 of Brinkley opened with his attorney arguing the alleged victim helped plot the crime Margaret Clayton 63 was abducted from her home December 1 and released near Alma after her husband paid 15000 in ransom Clayton a vice president at Planters Bank Forrest City branch testified she helped arrange the money and was unaware of the kidnapping Graham’s lawyer contends he was not the mastermind while the state seeks life imprisonment and Graham was arrested near Springdale on December 17.
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Retired Patriots lineman after knee injury ends pro career
Eisenhauer, now 30, ends his time with the Boston Patriots due to recurring effects from a 1967 knee injury. He joined the Patriots in their second AFL season and has decided to retire from professional football.
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