Wildcats Stumble as Issel Leads Kentucky Past UNC
No. 1 Kentucky defeated North Carolina 67 in Charlotte as Dan Issel scored 41 points and 15 rebounds while UNC lost two starters early. Lee Dedmon fouled out and Bill Chamberlain sprained an ankle, hampering North Carolina’s comeback.
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Foul Shots Give OSU Margin to Beat Huskies
Ohio State stayed unbeaten as it hit 36 of 40 free throws led by Dave Sorenson, Jim Cleamons, and Jody Finney. Northern Illinois battled back late after a big OSU lead but failed to overcome the Buckeyes’ sharp foul shooting.
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Middletown Middies test pressure and sharpen shooting
After three games Middletown's guards faced pressure from Fairfield and Hamilton Taft and the team loosened up offensively. Coach Walker notes 20 turnovers against Taft and 17 versus Fairfield but praises shooting near 50 percent and adds depth with Ron Price returning at guard.
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Cage Results From Late Season Matchups Across Multiple Colleges
Buckets and close scores define a day of college basketball results. Ohio State beat Northern Illinois 106 to 99 while Vanderbilt topped SMU 104 99. Other notable scores include Kentucky 94 over North Carolina 87 and Texas A M 109 over Midwestn 80.
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Brown names 1970 football captains Hart and O’Donnell
Brown University selects Gerry Hart fullback from Bayonne New Jersey and Bill O’Donnell flanker from Wilmette Illinois as co captains for the 1970 football squad at the annual dinner. In baseball news the Mets Agee Garrett and Boswell homered in the last NL playoff game against Atlanta.
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Kentucky Tops AP Poll After Week One Shuffle
Kentucky earns first place with 16 first place votes and 472 points after decisive wins over West Virginia and Kansas. UCLA climbs to second with 12 first place ballots and 383 points after beating Arizona and winning a late overtime duel with Minnesota.
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Bulls Lose to Bullets in High Scoring NBA Clash
The Baltimore Bullets defeated the Chicago Bulls 125 to 122 as Gus Johnson and Earl Monroe each scored 29. Chicago’s Walt Wesley sparked a late comeback but could not overcome an 18 point fourth quarter deficit.
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Texas No 1 in AP poll. Paterno doubts final ranking
Texas 10-0 led the AP poll with 22 of 30 first place votes, Penn State 5 first place votes and 580 to 492 in points. Arkansas dropped to third after losing 15-14 to Texas, while Ohio State, Southern California, Michigan and Missouri held the rest of the top ten. Penn State questioned the value of polls, saying the final bowl result matters most.
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The Two No. 1s Split Time Again At Grid Banquet
New York AP Nixon and Texas coach Darrell Royal will share honors at the 12th annual National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame banquet. Nixon will receive the Gold Medal Award, the fourth president to do so. Royal and Texas will accept the MacArthur Bowl for the nation's top college team after a 15-14 win over Arkansas.
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Middletown High to Face Richmond in Indiana Basketball
Middletown High plans an interstate game against Richmond in Indiana Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets cost 1.25 dollars and are available via Stan Lewis, Middies athletics faculty manager, who reports 180 tickets issued.
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New Zealand Chooses Not to Invite South African Athletes
The New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association announced there will be no invitation to South African athletes for visits to New Zealand in early 1970.
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President Nixon Retires From Grid Picking
President Nixon teased his football pick plan during a Monday night briefing. He said he would not again try to designate the nation's top team, remarking that such a move fails to reach young people. He announced a plaque designating the Texas-Arkansas game winner as the top team.
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Louisville Central wins Kentucky basketball title 101 72
The all Negro Louisville Central High School team captured the 1969 Kentucky state basketball championship, defeating Ohio County 101 to 72. The 1969 USGA Senior Women's amateur golf championship is set for Ridglea Country Club Fort Worth Texas October 1 3.
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