Seniors Are Keys To Buckeye Hopes
Ohio State with six seniors in 1969-70 roster opens season at Wake Forest. Coach Fred Taylor notes 7 seniors on squad. team projects strong defense and passing to offset shorter lineup. Sorenson leads scoring. Cleamons, Finney, Barclay, Andreas key veterans. injuries have sidelined Miller Geddes Petty Kiracore Painter.
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Pierson Receives Back of the Week After Michigan Win
Michigan cornerback Barry Pierson, with three interceptions and a 60 yard punt return for a touchdown, helped topple Ohio State 24 12. He also made four unassisted tackles, assisted on another, and batted down a pass.
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Nicklaus Poised for Heritage Lead at Harbour Town
Jack Nicklaus enters the Heritage Golf Classic as a top contender on a tight Harbour Town layout in Hilton Head South Carolina. The lean 199 pound star seeks the top prize, sits near the No 1 spot in money and the million dollar milestone, and faces a 144 player field with tough greens and wind in play.
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Al Cowlings Named Lineman of the Week for UCLA Clash
Al Cowlings of Southern California, part of the Wild Bunch on the defensive line, earned AP Lineman of the Week after a 14-12 win over UCLA. The 6 foot 5, 245 pound senior from San Francisco tallied five unassisted tackles and aided in 11 more, repeatedly pressuring Bruin quarterback Dennis Dummit. Cowlings eyed the Rose Bowl showdown with Michigan, declining pro talk to focus on his final college game.
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Rose Named Reds MVP for 1969 Season
The Cincinnati Chapter of the Baseball Writers of America named outfielder Pete Rose the Reds MVP for 1969. Rose won the National League batting title for the second consecutive year and has played multiple positions for the Reds. He is a Cincinnati native and starred at Western Hills High School.
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MAC Preseason Poll Sets Ohio U First In Mid American
Ohio University led the MAC with 152 points and 18 of 27 first place votes, topping Miami with 119 points and five first place votes. Kent State, Bowling Green, Toledo, and Western Michigan followed as league voting and rosters preview a balanced race this season.
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OSU Places 9 On All Big Ten Team
Ohio State leads with nine selections to the 1969 All-Big Ten football team as the AP picks spot Michigan with four. Purdue, Michigan State, Indiana, Northwestern, and Minnesota also gain players. Key Buckeyes include Jim Otis and Brian Donovan on offense and Jack Tatum on defense. Michigan's Jim Mandich Dan Dierdorf Ralph Huff Tom Curtis lead on offense and defense.
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Hill Still Leads NFL In Rushing
NEW YORK AP Calvin Hill led the NFL in rushing with 807 yards though idle with injuries Sunday. Gale Sayers closed to 92 yards behind after a 62 yard, 19 carry effort. Other leaders remained atop their departments after week 10 including Sonny Jurgensen in passing and Roy Jefferson in receptions.
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Wildwood Golf Club Elects Officers for 1970 Ladies
Mrs. Eugene Mack was elected president of the Wildwood Golf Club's ladies activities for the 1970 season yesterday. She succeeds Mrs. Richard Adams, outgoing chairman. The Ladies' Day chairmen for the coming year are Mrs. Arthur Kunz for 18 hole play and Mrs. John C. Walker for nine hole division, with Mrs. Edward Anderson as secretary and Mrs. Charles Downey as treasurer.
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Wildwood Golf Club
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Arthur Kunz
John C. Walker
Edward Anderson
Charles Downey
Madison Freshmen Top Carlisle 30 to 22
Madison High freshmen defeated Carlisle 30 to 22 in their opener. Steve Simpkins and Wayne Poffenbarger led with eight points each for the Mohawk freshmen.
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Chiefs Face Broncos In Thanksgiving Clash
The Kansas City Chiefs at 9-2 chase a division title as they meet the Denver Broncos on Thanksgiving Day after a 27-24 loss to Oakland. San Diego and Dallas also eye key games, while injuries to Calvin Hill and Craig Morton threaten Cowboy and Chiefs plans.
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