TOYM honorees span sports and service in 1969
The nation's Ten Outstanding Young Men include Olympic miler Jim Ryan and football figure Bart Starr, with other honorees like Arthur Ashe and Bob Acosta. The piece quotes their Future magazine remarks about duty, community, and national pride. It also notes Lompoc Jaycees praise for local leaders. CIF reports 1968 Southern Section high school football attendance rose over 1967 by over 100,000 to 3,637,485 total fans.
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Los Angeles
New York
United States Jaycees
Ryan
Pavalon
Starr
Ashe
TOYM
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Jaycees
Amerca
America
Arthur Ashe
Acosta
Lompoc
CIF
Ken Fagans
Ranger defenseman Brown shocks by scoring twice in win over Black Hawks
New York Ranger Arnie Brown, a steady defender, scored two goals in a game for the first time to power a 5 3 victory over the Chicago Black Hawks and lift the Rangers to third in the East, with Brown surpassing his previous season total.
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United Press International
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New York Ranger
Brown
New York
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Detroit
Bobby Hull
Stan Mikita
Vic Hadfield
Montreal Canadiens
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Montreal
Henri Richard
Roy Edwards
Roger Crozier
John McKenzie
Los Angeles
Ron Ellis
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Greg Gallo
UPI
Frank McGuire
North Carolina
South Carolina
Victory Express
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Roche
Charley Scott
Johnny Jones
Villanova
Seton Hall
Wildcats
College basketball scores from East and Midwest games
East games featured Hailton routing Union 95 to 57 while Niagara beat Syracuse 103 92 and St. Peter's topped LIU 72 55 Duke defeated North Carolina 73 68 and Virginia Tech beat West Virginia 77 82 in other showdowns. Midwest results include Kalamazoo 78 Albion 67 and Adrian 71 Olivet 70 with Canisius 88 over Detroit 107.
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Clark
Delaware
Albright
South Louisville
St. Louis
Carolina St
Duke
Carolina
Dayton
Ken.May
Long Island University
St. Peters
Calvin Murphy
Youngstown State
Wayne State
John McElroy
Central State
Ashland
Koufax Questions 1969 Offense Shift and Mound Change
Sandy Koufax doubts the 1969 changes will boost runs. He cites varied umpire calls and smaller or variable mounds, notes expansion could affect offense, and recalls his own pitching era. The former ace, 33, retired after 1966 and now commentates while acknowledging potential scoring shifts with four new clubs.
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James F. Cour
LOS Angeles
UPI
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodger
Sandy
Philadelphia
Koufax
National Broadcasting Co
Richard
Beaver cagers boycott over coach grooming orders
At Oregon State University a black student boycott over football coach Dee Andros grooming standards led four black basketball players to miss practice. Coach Valenti excused Dave Moore while Jim Edmund and two others did not attend amid broader campus protests and a class boycott.
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UPI
Dee Andros
Oregon State University
Dave Moore
Jim Edmund
Freddie Boyd
Andrew Hill
Paul Valenti
Moore
Roly Poly Andros
Fred Milton
Black Students Union
Andros
The
American Federation of Teachers
AFT
OSU Coaches Race Friction Over Cabrillo Senior Five
Cabrillo faculty will play Cabrillo seniors in a special 8 p.m. game at the Cabrillo gym. Named players include McIntyre Abrahamson Harmison Long Knowles Wilson and others. A postgame dance and campus rally follow amid criticism of athletic department policies and grooming orders.
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Cabrillo
Cabrillo Gym
Don McIntyre
Glen Abrahamson
Don Harmison
Dave Long
Ed Knowles
Dick Wilson
Ron Meidell
John Gildea
Dick Fisher
Bob Radford
Jim Rossi
Jerry Macke
Myron Webster
Norm Waara
Don Eid
Rod Schmidt
Nicklaus Palmer tee off in Doral Open as field shifts
Nicklaus and Palmer return to the PGA tour after layoffs and project winning form in the opening round of the $150,000 Doral Open in Florida. Key contenders include Dickinson and Aaron while Casper Littler and Trevino skip the event.
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David Moffit
UPI
Miami
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Florida
Nicklaus
Palmer
Billy Casper
Gene Littler
Lee Trevino
Tucson
Littler
Trevino
Casper
Jacksonville
Fla
Doug Sanders
Gardner Dickinson
Tommy Aaron
Robert de Vicenzo
Sailboats at Buck's Western National Boat Show in Anaheim
H Werner Buck announces the first annual Western National Boat and Marine Show at Anaheim Convention Center March 8 to 16. Sailboats cover the arena floor with new Columbia Yacht Corp. models and powerboats fill the exhibit hall. Coast Guard Auxiliary US Power Squadron and California Small Craft Harbors booths offer boat safety literature. Buck says the show will be of major proportions in Boat Country.
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Koufax
Lafayette High School
Brooklyn
N.Y
University of Cincinnati
Nbc-Tv
H. Werner Buck
Western National Boat & Marine
Anaheim Convention Center
Columbia Yacht Corp
Buck
Coast Guard Auxiliary
U S. Power Squadron
California
Convention Center
Boat Country
World Cup Ski Races Rained Out by Heavy Snow at Squaw Valley
World Cup officials noted the season's heavy Sierra snow as eight feet fell this week, scrapping the downhill race. Slalom on Friday and giant slalom on Saturday proceed with fresh powder on the course. Americans Sabich Nagle Cutter Butter Kidd Chaffee Barrows and the Paulsen brothers are among top entrants amid shifting conditions.
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Calif
UPI
California
Weather Bureau
Sierra Nevada
Alpine
Bob Beattie
Sacramento
Karl Schranz
Gerrud Gabl
Schranz
Miss Gabs
Spider Sabich
Kyburz
Kiki Cutter
Bend
Ore
Judy Nagle
Enumclaw, Wash
Miss Butter
Miss Nagle
Billy Kidd
Rick Chaffee
Rutland
Jim Barrows
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Paulsen Brothers
Eric and
Lance
Yaz Tops AL in Pay With 100000 Plus Deal
Boston star Carl Yastrzemski secured a $100,000 plus contract making him the highest paid player in the American League per Red Sox general manager Dick O Connell. The season moves and other star deals unfold as spring camps open across Tampa and other sites.
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Boston Red Sox
Dick O’connell
Yaz
Carl
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
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