Four-Putt Green Stymies Nicklaus at San Diego Open
In the second round at the Andy Williams San Diego Open Nicklaus four-putted the par four fourth to a double bogey six dropping from contention. He later described the missed putt as a fluky jump while facing a field led by Larry Ziegler who posted 139 after rounds of 70 and 69.
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Plains Time to Start Over Again in Rocky Mtn Conf Race
The six team Rocky Mountain Conference division tightens after Emporia State beat Colorado State 88-76 and Southern Colorado defeated Pittsburg State 100-70. Pittsburg and Emporia lead 3-2, with Colorado State and Southern Colorado at 2-2, Fort Hays 2-3, and Omaha 1-2. Tonight Pittsburg visits Colorado State, Fort Hays meets Omaha, and Emporia plays Southern Colorado. College of Emporia beat McPherson 94-83 to boost ECAC hopes. Friends leads ECAC at 11-2, with Sterling 9-3, Ottawa 8-5, Baker 6-6, Kansas Wesleyan 5-8, Bethel 8-4, Bethany 2-11, and Tabor 3-10. Nonconference games include Pershing at Rockhurst and Cameron at St Mary of the Plains.
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Oskaloosa Bears Beat Perry 69 42 in Friday Victory
Oskaloosa Bears rolled to their fifth win Friday night defeating Perry 69 to 42. Perry suffered an eighth straight loss as Yest led Perry with 19 points and Mountain led Oskaloosa with 17. Perry hosts Rossville next Tuesday while Oskaloosa welcomes Jet County North Friday.
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Minors Okay Experiments In Pinch Hitting
Baseball rules makers approve a pinch hitter multiple appearances in four minor leagues for 1969 with majors testing similar changes in 1970. The experimental rules aim to increase offense by allowing designated batters to hit for pitchers under varying conditions across leagues.
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Lombardi Heads Toward Washington Redskins Coaching Post
Detroit sportscaster Bob Reynolds says Vince Lombardi, former Green Bay coach, will move to Washington to become head coach general manager and part owner of the Redskins. Lombardi, who resigned after 1967 to focus on GM duties, led the Packers to five titles and two Super Bowls. Reynolds cites unnamed sources.
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Owls Dominate Dover 97 37 In Friday Night Win
Lecompton Owls overwhelmed Dover 97 to 37 to improve to 10 3. Marvin Kellum scored 37 points and Joe Yost added 27 as Lecompton built a 57 14 halftime lead. Dover scorers included Wright 14 Dinsley 4 and Eddy 5.
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Schoonmaker Wins South American Star Class Title
James Schoonmaker of the United States captures the five race series in Buenos Aires aboard his Dinghy with 72 points. Genaro Marino of Italy finishes second with 66 points in the South American star class championship.
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Oklahoma City Indoor Meet Upsets Highlight Scores
Wayne Long of Oklahoma City won the 60-yard high hurdles in 6.6 seconds, edging world record holder George Byers of Kansas. Kansas State claimed two golds, winning the distance medley relay in 10:00.8 with Jerome Howe and Roger Kathol keying the finish. Texas winners included Mike Moseley and Dave Morton on the track, while Oklahoma State and Houston also posted victories in field events.
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Duncanson Rips School Point Mark In 66 42 Victory
Duncanson scored 39 points to break the school record as Tonganoxie defeated Effingham 66 42 in a Big 5 game. Larry Lamb added 14 points and 12 rebounds while coach Jerry McPherson praised Lamb’s all around play. Tonga improved to 12 1 in league play and hosts Holton next.
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Pro Cage Report Friday's Results
Friday results list NBA style scores including Boston 11h Cincinnati 101 Baltimore 105 Philadelphia 108 Detroit 103 Chicago 12 Tos Angel 105 Milwaukee 104 Seattle 119 Atlanta 112. Later Kentucky 131 Los Angeles 127 overtime New York 366 Houston 104 Miami 121 Dallas 123 Indiana 117 Minnesota 110. Seattle at Cincinnati Boston at New York Detroit at Atlanta Milwaukee at San Diego Los Angeles at San Francisco. Only games scheduled.
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TV Sport Highlights Schedule Big Eight Kansas State Oklahoma
Television listings announce today at 2 p.m. Kansas State faces Oklahoma in Big Eight basketball on channels 5 and 13. Sunday features 1 p.m. Knicks versus Celtics on channels 9 and 13, plus 2:30 p.m. Canadiens meet Chicago on channel 5 and 4 p.m. Andy Williams San Diego Open golf on channel 9.
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Wizard of Westwood reaches 700th victory milestone
UCLA coach Johnny Wooden earned his 700th win as the No. 1 Bruins crushed California 109-74 at Pauley Pavilion. Lew Alcindor scored 32 on the home floor. UCLA extended its winning streak to 31 in a row and 78th win in 79 games.
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Buffs Visit Kansas In Key Big Eight Showdown
Colorado seeks to preserve its 4-0 league mark as it invades Kansas for a feature rivalry clash. Oklahoma visits Iowa State and Missouri travels to Nebraska as Kansas State played Oklahoma State in a regionally televised game. Colorado stands 14-2 overall after its strong 27 year start.
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Kansas Faces Emotional Test in Final Jo Jo White Game
Kansas meeting Colorado as Jo Jo White nears his final collegiate appearance. Ted Owens seeks his 100th KU win and Kansas aims for its 999th in a season mixing veteran stakes with a national title chase. Colorado, led by sophomores Cliff Meely and Ron Smith, eyes a potential breakthrough.
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Doubell Skips Millrose as Olympians Spark Indoor Opener
Austra lan Olympian Ralph Doubell scratched from the 880 yard indoors due to fatigue after fog delay in Toronto. Bob Seagren, Bob Beamon, Dick Fosbury and Norman Tate highlight Millrose entries as Davenport extends hurdle streak and Young sets two mile meet record.
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Marion Ladwio's Meat Bowling Guide
Instructional note advises bowlers to lean toward pins during release for forward motion. Standing upright may cause a drop and reduce ball action, making it slide rather than roll toward the pins.
College Scores and Upsets Across Multiple Matches
A collage of scores from colleges across regions shows East Columbia 75 and Brown 46, Cornell 65 over Yale 64, Princeton 76 over Harvard 65, Colgate 86 over Lehigh 49, Dartmouth 60 over Midwest foe, Villanova 6 over Toledo 61, Wheaton 77 over Augustana Ill 7, Furman 3 9 over Richmond 66, Louisiana St 126 over Pitt 74, Miami Fla 4, Hawaii 2 over Far West PCA 109, California 74 over Sanford 66, So Calif 56 over Weber St 82, Idaho St 66 over Wyoming Ti Colo St UU 74, Seattle 7h and Montana State 73 over Redlands 7h, Cal Tech 24.
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McLouth Beats Jeff County North To Improve To 6-6
Nortonville McLouth defeated Jeff County North 63 to 50 in a Jeff County League game Friday night to even its basketball record at 6-6.
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Valley Falls Rallies Past Carbondale for 12th Win
Valley Falls, undefeated at 12-0, trailed Carbondale by 10 at halftime but surged in the second half to win 52-46. Valley's Allen 18 and Herbster 16 led scorers, while Carbondale’s Sheehan 16 topped the hosts. Valley travels to Wetmore next.
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OSU Frosh Four Charged With Theft
Four starting OSU freshman football players were charged with second degree burglary for stealing stereo equipment from a car. Richard Graham of Amarillo James Davis Jr of Garland Joe Crews of Dallas and Robert Barbee of Garland were arraigned and released without bond as investigators said more charges could follow.
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Dodgers Outfielder Ron Fairly Welcomes Son John Patrick
Hollywood California Ron Fairly of the Los Angeles Dodgers becomes a father for the third time as Mary Fairly gives birth to a 7 pound 12 ounce boy named John Patrick.
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Jayhawks Swim Past Iowa State 83 30 In Dual Meet
Kansas defeats Iowa State 83 to 30 in a double dual prep in Lawrence. Jayhawks win 10 of 13 events led by Jim Kent with three wins and Bob Wright with two. Kent also anchors the 400 medley relay and posts top times in freestyle and butterfly events.
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76ers Send Craig Raymond to Wilkes-Barre for Season
The Philadelphia 76ers assigned 6-foot-11 center Craig Raymond to Wilkes-Barre of the Eastern League for the remainder of the season.
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