Buckeye-Texas Remain One Two In AP Top Twenty Shakeup
Ohio State tops with 31 first place votes after a 42-14 win over Purdue while Texas totals 688 points and seven first place ballots. Arkansas rises to third after beating SMU. Penn State moves to fourth. USC up to fifth.
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Cubs Acquire Callison from Phillies in Trade
The Chicago Cubs obtain outfielder John Callison from Philadelphia for pitcher Dick Selma and minor leaguer Oscar Gamble. Callison, 30, hit .265 with 16 home runs and 64 RBIs in 134 games last season and is a two time NL All Star.
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Columbus Ball Park Needs Work
The Columbus Jets face major repairs at Jet Stadium with an estimated 300000 dollars needed for roof, restrooms and lighting. Mayor Sensenbrenner forms a six man committee to resolve the funding and the Pirates seek city action to buy or repair the stadium ahead of the 1970 season.
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Prothro Plays It Cagey Prior To Big USC Tilt
UCLA coach Tommy Prothro courted caution about trick plays in the showdown with undefeated USC as both teams seek the Rose Bowl bid. USC coach John McKay echoed evasive tact, with a national TV audience and 90,000 in Memorial Coliseum awaiting the outcome. Writers favored UCLA 25-12 to win.
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Notre Dame Lifts Bowl Ban For Cotton Game
Notre Dame ends a 44 year ban on post season bowls and agrees to play in the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on January 1. Ara Parseghian hails the move as a new precedent while Penn State heads to the Orange Bowl and other matchups are set across the top conferences.
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Harvard and Brown to clash for NCAA District I soccer title
Unbeaten Harvard, Ivy League champion, faces Brown, dethroned after seven years as Ivy champ, in a Monday showdown for the NCAA District I soccer title in Cambridge Massachusetts AP report.
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New Orleans Leads ABA West After Tough Win Over Pipers
The New Orleans Buccaneers beat the Pittsburgh Pipers 115-109 to grab first place in the ABA West as Chicago and Kentucky results affected the standings. Jimmy Jones and Jackie Moreland each scored 22 for New Orleans, while Tom Washington led Pittsburgh with 24.
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