Jets To Provide Dual Coverage For Colts Mackey
Ewbank named John Mackey as a prime target for double coverage in Sunday’s Super Bowl and said New York will assign Jim Hudson to handle the Colts tight end. He stressed execution and noted films may reveal new insights as the Jets prepare in Fort Lauderdale and will practice in Miami.
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Eckert Seeks Help In Clearing Desk After Resignation
Major league executive council met in Chicago to assist commissioner William D. Eckert who stunned baseball by resigning with four years left on his seven year contract. President Gabe Paul said there was no agenda and Eckert wanted routine matters handled under the circumstances.
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Astrodome
All-State Class B Football Honors Listed
The All-State Class B squad features players from St. Jo Chilton and Banquete with tackles guards and backs named. Offensive selections include Lawler McKee Botard Whitaker and Bullock among others with defensive backs and linebackers also honored.
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Chilton
Larry Balko
Banquete
Eee
Ken Burger
Groom
Howard McMahon
Quinlan
Mack Botard
Sheridan
Sit
Ine Whitaker
Throckmortom
Salado’s Tommy Brown Earns Second Straight All State Berth
Tommy Brown of Salado headlines the Texas Sports Writers Association Class B all state backfield for 1968. Brown, 6 feet 195 pounds, totaled 5 351 rushing and passing yards across four years and posted 1 188 yards this season. Rick Swinney of Whiteface rushed for 1 951 yards and Clifford Sicking of Muenster averaged 215.2 yards over 10 games.
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Central Texas
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Whiteface
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Muenster
Shula Praises Namath Then Questions His Mouth
Colts coach Ben Shula lauded Joe Namath’s arm while chiding the Jets star for talking too much ahead of the Super Bowl in Miami. He praised Namath’s accuracy and quick release, noted Namath’s interceptions, and defended Earl Morrall as Baltimore’s quarterback while John Unitas recovers.
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Coaches Split Over Return to Two-Platoon Football Fight Divides NCAA Debate
In Los Angeles and Palm Springs, leaders from Notre Dame and the Pacific-8 press for keeping one platoon or studying a return to two way play. Edward Krause argues entertainment value, while Adm. Hamilton cites costs and equity concerns. ECAC and Big Eight leaders show mixed support.
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Edward ‘Moose
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Ohio State
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Palm Springs
Calif
Asa Bushnell
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ECAC
Wayne Duke
Tom Waldorf
Douglass Redeems Self in American Bowl Victory
Kansas quarterback Bobby Douglass led the North to a 21-15 win over the South in Tampa. He cited Orange Bowl disappointment as motivation, helped by a 24-yard run by Bob Gladieux and a late first-half sneak for a touchdown despite cold conditions and limited practice.
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Bobby Douglass
Kansas
Douglass
Penn State
Dixie
Drizak
State
Penn
Y State
Ted Kwalick
Notre Dame
Bob Gladieux
Fry Named Texas Coach of the Year After Surprising SMU Stand
Hayden Fry, head coach of Southern Methodist University, is named Texas Fall Senior College Coach of the Year by the Texas Sports Writers Association. SMU finished 7-3 in the Southwest Conference, capped by a 28-27 Bluebonnet Bowl win over Oklahoma, and topped preseason expectations. Fry will receive a plaque at the All-Sports Banquet in Dallas at an announced date.
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Hayden Fry
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Oklahoma
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Rod Rust
North Texas State
Darrell Royal
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Baylor
Arkansas
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