Big 8 Prepares For Weekend By The Associated Press
College football notes from Colorado to Oklahoma State discuss injuries, depth, and key players. Nebraska plans to bring heavy backfield depth to Boulder. Missouri and Kansas State projections highlight tough defenses and passing threats. Kansas and Iowa State eye conference action with noted quarterbacks and running games. Individual bout results from boxing and other sports wrap the roundup.
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Buffaloes
Nebraska
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Boulder
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Jim Bratten
Eddie Crowder
Paul Arndt
Missouri
Buffs
Vince Gibson
Kansas State
Tigers
Lynn
Dickey
Wildcats
Dan Devine
Mike Farmer
Kstate
Chuck’ Roper
Kansas
Pepper Rodgers
Oklahoma State
Tony Pounds
Stillwater
Floyd Gass
NCAA Upholds Team Probations For Tulsa And K State
NEW ORLEANS AP Officials of the University of Tulsa and Kansas State accept three year probation by the NCAA for recruiting and financial aid violations. Tulsa and K State barred from postseason bowls through Jan 1, 1973. The NCAA also restored Marshall University and LaSalle College to full membership after reviews.
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Albatross Favored In Roosevelt Futurity Pace
Albatross the year's top two year old pacer is the 1 to 5 favorite for Roosevelt Futurity Pace at Roosevelt Raceway. He leaves from post six as the event draws Saturday night action and a $93,860 purse.
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Race Horse Trainer Dies After Illness
Edward M. Eddie O'Brien 63 a renowned Thoroughbred owner trainer died Tuesday at Walworth Plantation Eutawville SC after a long illness. His gold and blue racing silks were familiar at Aqueduct Belmont Park Saratoga and other Eastern tracks. He served years as a director of the Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association and was a vice president of the American Trainers' Association at his death.
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Eddie” O’brien
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Arkansas State Remains No 1 in College Division Poll
The Associated Press poll keeps Arkansas State atop the College Division ranking with 219 points and four first-place votes. Montana moves within six points of the Indians after a 35-7 win over South Dakota, while Abilene Christian drops after a 38-21 loss to Angelo State. Western Kentucky, Delaware, Southern, and others round out the top 10.
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NBA Giants Clash Saturday Rivals Roll In Wide NBA Scores
NBA teams put up heavy results as Detroit led by Bob Lanier and Dave Bing beat Milwaukee. Cincinnati crushed Seattle while Philadelphia rallied to defeat San Francisco and Chicago topped Phoenix, lifting several clubs into strong positions.
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Rolla Miners Build Strong New Team
Rolla Missouri AP University of Missouri-Rolla’s Miners show a strong rebuild under Coach Dewey Allgood. The 1969 season stands 7-2 with a 14-14 tie at Southwest Missouri State, bolstered by star players Bob Summerville and Pat Godwin. Godwin leads in passing and total offense. Summerville tops in receptions and yards. tailback Steve Kublack powers the ground game. offensive line anchors the attack.
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New York Giants
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Steve Kublack
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Pro Hockey Wednesday Scores From Toronto Montreal New York and More
Toronto defeated Montreal 6 to 2 while New York beat Detroit 4 to 1 Minnesota edged Chicago 2 to 1 Pittsburgh routed Los Angeles 5 to 3 and St Louis downed California 4 to 2 All games listed as scheduled results.
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Riverview Gardens Tops State High School Standings
Riverview Gardens leads the Missouri high school football and basketball rankings across classes AA and AAAA with a 7-0-6-? record in a season disrupted by teacher strikes and shortages. Fairfax and St. Francis Borgia hold top spots in large and small schools while Cameron, Crystal City, and Jefferson City appear in the top ten across divisions.
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Short Negotiations Resume With Outfielder Curt Flood
Washington owner Bob Short resumed talks with Curt Flood amid speculation Kuhn might announce a signing. Flood sues to overturn the reserve clause. a federal ruling against him stood, with an appeal pending. Short seeks a trade option involving Philadelphia and other players while Kuhn downplayed any imminent signing.
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Ashe Seeks Ambassadorship After Tennis Career
U S tennis star Arthur Ashe says he may quit tennis to become an ambassador and plans to live part of his life in an independent Africa. On a three day visit to Zambia with Stan Smith, he stressed that liberation of black people matters more than tennis.
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Blues Stop Seals 3-2 in NHL Thriller
St Louis Blues edged the California Seals 3-2 as a late Blues rally broke a four game winless streak. Ted Hampson set up goals and a trio of quick strikes in 4 minutes 38 seconds swung the game. Gary Smith allowed 3 on 36 shots as blues pulled within one point of Chicago in the West Division.
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NCAA censures Jacksonville for alleged influence scheme
The NCAA council censured Jacksonville University citing a $75 daily job for Arita Gilmore as an influencing factor in JU enrollment. The action labels the conduct as improper but does not remove JU from future tournaments. JU officials say the school believes the council’s decision has no violation by the Dolphins.
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