Coaches' year award contenders heat up for Big Eight clash
Missouri and Oklahoma loom as top candidates for the national coach of the year as Bud Wilkinson and Frank Broyles lead a crowded field. The Big Eight showdown could decide the award with other frontrunners including Bryant Jordan and Hayes also in the mix.
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TP Press
Steve Snider
Calumna
Ihe Snider
Bud Wilkinson
Mizzou
Frank Broyles
Oklahoma
Young Irrank Broyles
Missouri
Amorip
Ghiel Angisales
Eddie Erdelatz
Navy
Red Blaik
Army
Bob Blatckman
Dartmouth
Forrest Evashevski
Iowa
Woody Hayes
State
Terry Brennan
Notre Dame
Duffy Daugherty
Wilkinson
Broyles
Ea Shug Jordan
Auburn
Earle Edwards
North Carolna State
Southwest
Bear Bryant
Texas
ASM
Darrell Royal
Forrest
Len Casanova
Oregon
Bryant
Jordan
Flu bug delays leaders in small college football stats
The NCAA service bureau reports disruptions from illness among top performers. Webb of St Ambrose leads total offense and passing, while Jarock of St Norbert closes in on rushing and total offense. several others move up or stumble due to flu. Florida A&M tops total offense and defense in limited games. St Ambrose dominates passing.
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NEW York U
Ncaa Service Bureau
Steve Piasecki
North Dakota
Montana State
Bob Webb
St. Ambrose
Bob Herrick
Ron Crecco
Marietta
Pomona-Claremont
Jin. Lind
Biad
Webb
Jarock
Brad Husted
Luther
Lyles
Piasecki
Tvo
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Herrick
Lawson Perstey
Mississippi Vocational
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George Kom
Florida A&m
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Xotal
Yas
Coulter
Plaserkl
No. Dakota
Malson
Hilisuale
I. Jarock
Taulsville
Ripley
Norwich
Beach
Den
Mich
Yaa
L Webb
Plaseel Dakota
Green
Rebels and Aggies Set for Key Juco Showdown in Arlington
Cameron Aggies meet top-ranked Arlington State in a pivotal Pioneer Conference clash in Arlington Texas. Cameron seeks a second straight win while Arlington aims to extend a seven game streak and defend its national junior college title amid injury doubts and flu setbacks affecting both squads.
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Gilstrap
Lew Johnson
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Charlie Dean
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Sparky Hefner
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Russell Still
Ror Hendricks
Joe Bosco
Bob Bayless
Jerry Williamson
Bayless
Floyd Pickard
Roberts
Ron Hendricks
Hendricks
Joe Duncan
Still
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Oklahoma Favored 18 Over Missouri In Bowl Bid
The Sooners, 24 percent win streak in recent games, seek an Orange Bowl berth Saturday by facing Missouri, which is 3 1 in conference play. Bud Wilkinson's OU team has dominated conference play since 1947 with 63 straight games.
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Mizzou
Sooners
University of Oklahoma
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tes A&m
United Press
Bud Wilkinson
Loeney's
Outdoor Oklahoma Pheasant and Duck Hunting Report
Oklahoma reports lush ground cover aiding ducks and pheasant hunting in nine northwest counties. Wildlife officials note limited daily limits and a six day season with 10,000 hatchery birds released. Areas around Grand Lake and Fort Sill see strong activity as deer season opens mid month.
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Clarence Burch
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Wildlife Conservation Commission
Northwest
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Alfalfa
Beaver
Cimarron
Ellis, Woods, Marper
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Woodward
Grant County
Burch
Wildlife Department
Great Salt Plains
Fairview
Vance’ Air Force Base
Enid
West Lake
Ft ° Sill’ Military
Grand Lake
Dick Wallace
Baseball Rookies of the Year Named by Writers
Tony Kubek of the Yankees and Jack Sanford of the Phillies were chosen Rookies of the Year by a 24 man Baseball Writers Association panel. The report also notes a water speed record at Lake Coniston and feature wins at Garden State Park and Narragansett Park with several riders and horses mentioned in brief summaries.
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Tony Kubek
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Jack Sanford
Philadelphia “Phillies
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Eneral
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Bhmi
Donald Campbell
A & New Oworld
Lake Coniston
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Wietony
Pokes Wind Up Home Schedule
Oklahoma State finish preparations for Saturdays final home game at Stillwater with Wyoming. Oklahoma Sooners plan to travel to Columbia Missouri for the Big Eight clash with Missouri after weather forced a change to Jefferson City. Tulsa travels to Texas Tech for a Lone Star matchup as coach Dobbs takes three substitutes on the road.
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Don Wilhelm
Rio Blanco
Colorado
Associated Press
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Stillwater
Wyoming
University of Oklahoma Sooners
Jefferson Cty
Kansas City
Sooners High
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Jefferson City
Sooners
Columbia
Missouri
Tulsa
Bobby Dobbs
Jim Combs
Cowboys
Tomlinson Wolves Top Central in Rivalry Opener
Tomlinson Wolves edged Central 7 6 in the first Tomlinson Central junior high showdown. A fourth quarter break by James Herman set up Alan Aycock’s runaway score, while Central threatened repeatedly but lacked sustained drives. Pursley led ground gains for Central with repeated rushes.
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Wolves
Lou Whiteley
Hartwell
James Herman
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Roger Henson
Duard Givens
Paul Baker
Manley Johnson
Cougars
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Pursley
Charley ‘ Davis
Henson
Jimmy Burke
Phag and Henshel End Defamation Suits in Settlement
Kansas City report says Phag Allen, long time Kansas coach, and Col. Harry D. Henshel, AAU Olympic Committee chair, have settled their defamation suits. Allen retracts remarks about Henshel and withdraws his countersuit. Henshel also retracts replies deemed derogatory. The dispute began in spring 1968 over AAU decisions and expenses for meets in California.
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Phag Allen
University of Kansas
Harry D. Henshel
Amateur Athletic Union
Henshel
Allen
Col
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Santee
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