Bulldogs roll up 523 yards and 56-0 Merced win
Hancock's eighth ranked Bulldogs dominate Merced 56-0 in Central Conference action. Ray Smith passes and rushes for multiple scores as Hancock builds a 28-0 halftime edge and closes with a dominating 49-0 stretch before reserves finish off the scoring. Merced stalls offensively, allowing a safety and limited rushing yardage.
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Hancock
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Santa Marians
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Mike Davis
Santa Ynez
Harry Lochard
Larry Brooks
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Pete Rose Leads Reds Players in Cincinnati Basketball Team
Pete Rose, aka Charlie Hustle, joins a Cincinnati Red rivals-tied basketball group with Johnny Bench and others. The team, formed by Bob Howsman, features Rose as catalyst, boasting a 22 upcoming games and a fast break style. Off-field ventures include RBI Enterprises and aRose Bench Bowling Alley.
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Jimmy Stuart
Bob Tolan
Gary Nolan
Lee May
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University of Dayton
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Howsman
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Jimmy Stewart
Ray Berry
West Virginia
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Seals tie Rangers as talk sparks Wild NHL night
NHL action produced three ties as New York and California skated to 2-2, Detroit and Montreal tied 3-3, and Vancouver and Pittsburgh finished 1-1. Boston edged Philadelphia 4-3 as Teddy Green returned to score in his comeback, while Chicago shut out Buffalo 4-0.
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Punch Imlach
Larry Brown
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Jean Ratelle
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Fred Glover
Frank Selke
Gary Bergman
Montreal
Jacques Laperriere
Red Wings
Detroit
Gordie Howe
Frank Mahovlich
Yvan Cournoyer
Wayne Maki
Vancouver
Bryan Hextall
Penguins
Colgate Tops Brown. Ivy Standings Show Wide Gaps
East Colgate 10 Brown 6 and Columbia 30 Rutgers 14 highlight a slate of college results. Penn St. 38 Army 14, Tennessee 38 Florida 7, Texas 43 Rice 21, and Michigan 39 Minnesota 13 mark notable upsets and strong showings across conferences.
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Three Die In Racing Accidents At Old State Fair Grounds
At the Old State Fair Grounds promoter J C Agajanian sponsored events drew 5400 spectators. Ernie Purcell 28 Grass Valley died after his supermodified crashed and was struck by Bob Thomas Walnut Creek. Walter Reiff 41 Anaheim was struck while waving for help by Paul Turner Garden Grove. Jimmy Gordon 25 Sacramento died when his sprint car collided with Bud Gilbert Santa Ana and Ron Rea Sepulveda. It was the last race before the track’s demolition.
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Old State Fair Grounds
Ernie Purcell
Grass Valley
Bob Thomas
Walnut Creek
Walter Reiff
Anaheim
Paul Turner
Garden Grove
Jimmy Gordon
Bud Gilbert
Santa Ana
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Ron Rea
Sepulveda
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Cavaliers Struggle as Lakers Dominate 123 96
Cleveland suffers seventh straight road loss to start season in a 123 96 defeat at Los Angeles. Wilt Chamberlain dominates with 24 points and 25 rebounds as Jerry West and Gail Goodrich add 20 each. Bucks, Bulls, and Suns win as Seattle, Portland, and San Diego lose.
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Joe Mullaney
Jerry West
Gail Goodrich
John Johnson
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Chicago
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Lew Alcindor
Bob Dandridge
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Dick Snyder
SuperSonics
Bob Love
Trail Blazers
Bulls
Geoff Petrie
Clem Haskins
Paul Silas
Dick van Arsdale
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Elvin Hayes
Calvin Murphy
Wichita State Wheatshockers earn ovation after Arkansas rout
Arkansas defeated Wichita State 62 to 0 in a tribute game marked by a 40,000 strong crowd admiration for the injury-hit Wheatshockers. Coach Frank Broyles praised Wichita State’s resilience as 40 freshmen and sophomores faced a top program after a deadly October plane crash. John Yeres recalled the emotional reception.
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John Yeres
Coaches Stand Firm Against Jock Lib Challenge
Kansas City report on FCA coaches conference in Colorado describes anxiety over student dissent and budget cuts in colleges and high schools. Doug Dickey and Bill Murray urge clergy and campuses to empower athletes, stressing leadership, adaptability, and teamwork amid changing campus culture.
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Fellowship of Christian
FCA
Colorado
Florida
Doug Dickey
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Christian Athlete Magazine
Dickey
Bill Murray
American Football Coaches Association
Duke
June Darling Prevails in Norfolk Stakes at Santa Anita
West Coast two year old June Darling defeated colts for the second time in stakes racing by five lengths to win the $76,275 Norfolk Stakes at Oak Tree in Santa Anita. Regular jockey Bill Mahomney guided the filly from the gate to a strong lead and a final 1:43 for 11 16 miles. Jerry Crow, ridden by Bob Casey, captured the Benjamin Franklin Handicap at Garden State Park in a two length win.
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Santa Anita
del Mar
Bill Mahomney
Jeanenes Lark
Jerry Crow
Hardy Hugh
Garden State Park
Bob Casey
Bestaturn
Aqueduct
Royal Harmony
Beulah Park
Keeneland
Kennedy Road
Woodbine
Sportsman's Park
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