Buckeyes Stay No. 4 In AP Poll As Texas Falls Short
Ohio State, unbeaten in seven, retains No. 4 after a 56 14 win over Baylor and Texas remains close behind at No. 2. Rex Kern out injured as 14 starters sidelined. Purdue looms next. Southern Cal, UCLA, Missouri, Notre Dame and Penn State hold steady in the top ten amid routine week changes. In ABA action Red Robbins leads New Orleans past Miami 123 116 while Kentucky edges Indiana 110 100 and San Diego nips San Francisco 100 99.
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Ken Rappobort
Associated Press
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South Carolina
Arkansas
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Missouri
Southern California
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Rex Kern
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Internat's U.S. Entries Non Native Internat's U.S. Entries Non Native
The International at Laurel features two American bred entrants, Hawaii and Czar Alexander, marking the first time an American bred horse is not in the field. Foreign bred rivals include Karatas, Hitchcock, Takeshiba O, Sabinus, and Don Florestan. Post time was 3 38 p m EST.
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D Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Laurel, Md
Washington, DC
America
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Charles Engelhard
Hawaii
Laurel
South Africa
Gustave Ring
Czar Alexander
Ireland
Karatas
England
Hitchcock
Germany
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Japan
Sabinus
Brazil
Don Florestan
Venezuela
One Catholic to Shout for Georgia Tech
In Atlanta, Rev. Paul Kelly, 31, principal of St. Joseph High School, will back Georgia Tech over Notre Dame. He grew up in the city and says locals often favor Tech, while priests here mainly root for Notre Dame. He recalls attending the 1967 game with Tech professor brother and Notre Dame side seating.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
NEW York
Abc-Tv
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Paul Kelly
St. Joseph High School
Tech
Father Kelly
Solunar Tables for Daily Fishing and Hunting
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed here is drawn from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to find the best sport each day offers.
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Richard Alden Knight
Gillman Quits the Chargers After Ill Health
San Diego head coach and general manager Gillman resigns from coaching duties at age 68 after a duodenal ulcer and hiatal hernia threaten his health. Offensive backfield coach Charlie Waller succeeds him. Gillman, who led the Chargers to an 83-5166 mark, will remain as general manager.
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Ron Roach
Associated Press
San Diego
San Diego Chargers
New York Jets
Sid Guffhan
Gillman
Jay Matkoff
Chargers
AFL
Charlie Waller
Waller
University of Georgia
Matkoff
New York
Malkoff
Cincinnati
Miami
Boston
Oakland
Rams
Memorial Coliseum
Ohio State
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Knee Hart Chamberlain Out Thirteen Weeks
Wilt Chamberlain of the Los Angeles Lakers will miss about 13 weeks after a right knee injury and tendon operation. He retains a 32.2 scoring average, with Jerry West and Wes Unseld also leading in various stats as the league notes the impact on the Lakers' season.
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NEW York
Wilt Chamberlain
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Chamberlain
Phoenix
Jerry West
Wes Unseld
Baltimore
Wilt
Flynn Robinson
Milwaukee
Gus Johnson
Montreal
Jozy Durelle
Donato Paducano
Durelle
Montreal Forum
Paduano
Carlos Ortiz
Midison Square Garden
NOPEAY Basketball Scores And Upcoming Games
ABA results show Kentucky 110 over Indiana 100 and New Orleans 123 over Miami. Monday slate included Los Angeles at Dallas and New York at Washington with Chicago and San Francisco facing Detroit and Boston. Wednesday’s schedule features Indiana versus Carolina in Charlotte and Denver at Pittsburgh.
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Atlanta
Chicago
San Diego
Seattle
Detroit
Los Angeles
New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Boston
James Boston
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Indiana
New Orleans
Miami
Dallas
Washington
Carolina
Chavelotte
N.C
Denver
Pittsburgh
Beard Still No.1 Winner in Golfing
Bearded golfer Frank Beard remains the PGA money leader after the Hawaiian Open with $174,916 this season. Dave Hill is second at $155,849. Jack Nicklaus sits third with $136,917. Only two tournaments remain, and Beard would still win the money title even if Nicklaus sweeps.
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New York
Frank Beard
Dave Hill
PGA
Beard
Hill
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Dave
Offset High School Football Poll Unchanged
The Associated Press high school poll keeps Hall, Northside and Springdale atop Arkansas lists. LR Hall holds first with 7-0, Northside second, Springdale third. LR Catholic rises to fourth after beating Russellville, West Memphis jumps to seventh after a 33-14 win over McClellan.
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Little Rock Catholic
West Metis
Associated Press
Catholic
Russellville
West Memphis
Little Rock McClellan
Little Rock Hall
Fort Smith Northside
Springdale
Hall
Newport
Rogers
McGehee
Ashdown
Rison
Augusta
Brinkley
Murfreesboro
Stamps
Laxora
LR Hall
FS Northside
LR Catholic
LR Central
Arkadelphia
Texarkana
Fayetteville
Usted
EL Dorado
FS Southside
Harrison
Jonesboro
Bentonville
Magnolia
Alma
Berryville
Gravette
Murfressboro
Luxora
Farmington
Gentry
Mineral Springs
Pea Ridge
Large Kill Expected for Arkansas Deer Season Opens
Arkansas deer season opened with Statistics predicting about 15 percent of hunters will bag a deer in the three fall seasons. Bob Leonard of the Game Division notes roughly 20,000 deer were killed last year. Hunters may take more than two deer by purchasing four licenses and shooting an antlerless deer in one of three zones. The first season ends Saturday with two more periods set for Nov 27 to 29 and December.
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Bob Leonard
State Game and Fish Commission
Hope Bobcats
Nashville Scrappers
Bobcats
Nashville
Scrappers
Hope
Ashdown
Prescott
Foreman
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DcQueen
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Prescott-Nashville
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Magnolia
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Larry Ray
Stan Reeder
Johnny Blackwell
Randy Walston
Johnny Graves
Himminns Stadium
Allen Ray
Arkansus
Texas
Magnolia Panthers
Lizards
Ucnovers
Magmelit
Southwest Conference Football Leaders in 1969 Stats
Southwest Conference season figures show Baylor punter Ed Marsh averaging 52 yards per punt in a 45.0 season mark leads SWC, Texas Tech's Jerry Don Sanders ties season field goal record, SMU's Chuck Hixon leads passers with 173 completions for 1,964 yards, Steve Judy trails with 1,410 yards and 11 TDs, while Arkansas, Daryl Doggett, and Bill Burnett top rushing and scoring.
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Associated Press
Baylor
Ed Marsh
Texas
Marsh
Southern Methodist
Dave Sherer
Texas Tech
Jerry Don Sanders
Tech
Texas Carlstim
Tony Crosby
Kenny Winyard
Chuck Hixon
TCW
Steve Judy
Judy
Hixson
Arkansas
Bill Burnett
SWC
Daryl Doggett
SMU
Burnett
Giacomin Builds Notebook To Study Wings For Rangers
New York AP says Ed Giacomin, famed goalie, keeps a small black book noting every goal scored against him and how it happened. He plans to study the Red Wings specifically when the Rangers face Detroit Wednesday, jotting observations after games at home or on the road.
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Vy Hal Buch
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Ed Giacomin
Giacomin
Nets
New York Rangers
Detroit Red Wings
Red Wings
Gixcomin
National Hockey League Scores From AP
Boston defeated Oakland 6 to 3 while Montreal won 6 to 3 against Los Angeles. Other games had no schedule, with Montreal visiting Oakland and matchups listed for Pittsburgh at Toronto Detroit at New York Philadelphia at Minnesota.
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National Hockey League
THE
Associated Press
Boston
Oakland
Montreal
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Toronto
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Bowl Elite Penn State Tennessee Prospects Shaped
Penn State and Tennessee top bowl shopping lists as undefeated teams. Borded by NCAA rules, deals may begin noon November 17, with bowl leaders enforcing contact limits to protect certification. Florida State and other SEC Big Eight contenders also jockey for spots in Cotton Sugar Orange and Rose bowls. Montreal election rounds out brief sports notes with Ted Blackman elected president of the Baseball Writers Association chapter for 1970.
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Hubert Mizell
Associated Press
MIAMI
Penn State
Tennessee
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Dean Martin
Miami News
George Olsen
Dallas
Florida State
UCLA
Cal
Ohio State
Associated Press Montreal
Ted Blackman
Montreal Gazette
Montreal
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Jacques Doiset
la Presse
Dan Rosenburg
Montreal Star
Marcel Gaudet
Montreal Malin
Blues Lead NHL Scoring Race With Four Top Eight
NEW YORK AP The St. Louis Blues dominate early NHL scoring as well with four of the top eight scorers. Phi Goyette heads the list with seven goals and 13 assists for 20 points, one more than Bobby Orr of the Boston Bruins. Red Berenson sits third with 17 points and Ab McDonald shares fourth at 16 with New York’s Dave Bat...
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NEW York
St. Louis Blues
NHL
Phi Goyette
Goyette
New York Rangers
Bobby Orr
Boston Bruins
Red Berenson
St. Louis
Cats Host Nashville in Home Finale
Hope Bobcats prepare for their 1969 home finale against the Nashville Scrappers in a high stakes Homecoming game with potential implications for the 4IAA title race. Nashville arrives 5-4 amid injuries and a recent slide, while Hope seeks revenge and a solid finish against a rival famed for tough showdowns.
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Cats
Nashville
Golf notes and rumors from the PGA tour of 1969
In Honolulu AP reports speculation that the San Francisco Open may be dropped from next year’s fall schedule due to sparse galleries and a $30,000 sponsorship shortfall. Also notes on Cliff Brown’s 418 yard drive, George Archer’s driver trouble, nervous young players, and a Players Division card eligibility review beginning Jan. 1.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Honolulu
Hawaii
California
San Francisco
Clff Brown
Players School
Florida
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