Kansas captures offensive title in Big Eight rush
Kansas led the Big Eight in total offense with about 406.7 yards per game, averaging 300 passing and 195 on the ground. Oklahoma trailed, with Missouri third at 393. The league finished with one final game, Oklahoma’s 41-7 win over Oklahoma State.
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Dunkal system ratings compare teams by strength in 1929 data
The Dunkal system offers a combinant index for relative tape strength. Tetellects average scoring advantage over opposition is calculated and weighted by recent performance. Exar 50.9 leads by ten points per game over a 40.0 team with equal strength in 1929 per Dick Dunkel.
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McKay questions USC claim after nine win season
Ohio State and USC loom as leaders in the college football race as McKay doubts a No 1 ranking despite a 9-0 mark. He notes a 10th game against Ohio State in the Rose Bowl, argues uniform schedules would help, and cites USC’s unbeaten run needing a final test.
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Colts edge in Packers game per rugged NFL week
In a chaotic week 14 snapshot the Colts gain a slim edge as the Packers stumble amid injuries and a flu-outbreak. Vikings, 49ers, and Browns confront tough schedules with playoff implications while Lions, Cardinals, and Giants navigate rough matchups.
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Dr Fager Wins Horse of the Year Honor
Dr Fager is named Horse of the Year after a standout 1968 season with 14 wins in 17 starts and earnings over 1 million dollars. The award, announced at the TRA meeting, honors his eight starts in the year and strong performances across Laurel and Bay Meadows meets. Mrs. James H. Binger accepted for her father, William L. McKnight, with trainer John Angelo Cordero Jr. and Alva Nerud holding stakes in Pineda and related horses.
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Downtown Chiropractic Clinic Opens in Jefferson City
Dr. Brinkley joins Dr. with expanded, ground floor facilities at 416 E High Street Jefferson City Missouri. Office hours extended for better access. Open House Sunday December 8 1968 from 1 to 5 PM. Phone 636-6341 remains unchanged.
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