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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1969
Page
11
Notre Dame expected to end a 45 year old self imposed bowl ban with a bowl bid likely from the Orange Sugar or Cotton bowls. Athletic Director Ed Krause says a bid would be considered after player and board votes, as the president’s stance shifts and revenue from a bowl trips could aid athletics upgrades.
The order shows R Fritz 208 207 236 651, R DiAngelo 255 201 158 614, T Brown 178 191 245 614, M Johnson -201 225 188 614, J Smith 208 205 192 605, J Day 191 178 234 603, R Garderson 180 214 207 601.
Boston defenseman Bobby Orr boosted his NHL scoring lead by assisting on four Bruins goals in a 7-4 win over Los Angeles. Orr, with 29 points this season, extended his advantage while Arnie Brown powered the Rangers past St Louis and Chicago edged Montreal.
Indiana Pacers toppled the Los Angeles Stars 129 113 to seize sole possession of first in the West. Nets’ Roy Taylor and Miami’s Don Freeman led shock wins while Washington tied for the West lead with 121 117 over New York. Denver edged Dallas 89 87 as Spencer Haywood scored 25 for the Nuggets.
Al Unser swept the rain-delayed 200 mile Bobby Ball Memorial Race in Phoenix with a record 110.179 mph, earning $10,320. Lloyd Ruby finished second half a lap behind, Wally Dallenbach third, as defending champ Gary Bettenhausen and others retired after Saturday wrecks amid the two-lap caution return.
Wayne Zuk scored three goals to lift the Toledo Blades to a 5 3 victory over the Dayton Gems at Hara Arena. Dayton trailed 4-1 in the third before a late rally cut the margin to one, but Toledo sealed the win with an empty net goal.
George Chuvalo 216 pounds of Toronto halted Les Borden 202 pounds in Kimberley British Columbia. Andy Coe star Yale linebacker and captain of the 1969 football team, 195 pounds from Wilmette Illinois.
Wittenberg, 8-0, hosts the first Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl after winning the NCAA bid to stage the game on November 29. The Tigers, Ohio Conference champions, meet William Jewell College as they aim to claim the College Division II western title. Rocky Alt threw four TD passes in a 33-16 victory over Ashland.
The United States Trotting Association voted to license women drivers at pari mutuel raceways if they meet the standard requirements for male drivers. The move ends a 15 year limit that allowed only pre mid-1950s licensed women to race. Theodore J. Zornow was named president and replaces Walter J. Michael as he did not seek reelection. William B. Murphy became vice chairman.
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