Wide-Plus Scores From Peninsula State Basketball Night
Northeast Louisiana 75 at Louisiana State 108 in New Orleans. Tulane 103 defeated Western Kentucky 101 at home. Southeast Louisiana 62 beat Mississippi State 79. Duke 84 topped Alabama 48. Florida State 120 beat Valdosta State 75. Emory & Henry 64 over North Carolina 89. Oregon 78 defeated Presbyterian 78 at home. Vanderbilt 97 beat East Tennessee 85. Appalachian State 68 defeated George Town 90. Murray State 89 over Trinity Tex 76. Toward Payne 103 over Macon 78. North Carolina State 75 beat Atlantic Christian 75. Virginia State 81 over Hampton Institute 94. Howard, D.C. ".
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Jets Fined for Criticism of Officials after Loss
New York Jets fined 2000 by Commissioner Rozelle for criticizing game officials after a 43-32 defeat to Oakland. Other briefs note Astros trade Valdespino, Belinsky drafted by Cardinals, Pilots coaching hire, and multiple hockey and basketball moves across leagues.
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American Football League
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Professional Bowlers Association
Bob Strampe
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Bob Beattie
U.S. Ski Association
Rule Wilkens Are Hot Under Baskets For Sonic Victory
The Seattle Supersonics defeated the Phoenix Suns 118 to 108 as Bob Rule scored 31 points to raise his season total to 666 and Len Wilkens added 33 in a come from behind win. Tom Meschery contributed 19 for Seattle while Gail Goodrich led Phoenix with 26 in a losing effort.
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National Basketball Association
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Sonics
Gail Goodrich
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Tom Meschery
Pistol Pete Keeps Scorching as LSU Beats Loyola of New Orleans
Pete Maravich exploded for 52 points on 22 of 31 shooting and 11 assists in LSU 109 82 victory over Loyola of New Orleans. The sophomore guard also added 7 rebounds amid early-season SEC wins for Kentucky Mississippi State Vanderbilt and Georgia preparing for upcoming games.
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Yellow Jackets
College Cage Rankings Preseason Poll Highlights Top Teams
United Press International releases pre season major college basketball ratings with UCLA leading at 280 points followed by North Carolina Kentucky Notre Dame and Kansas. Ranks show top 20 with several tied positions and additional teams receiving votes.
Lions Top Forest In OPHL Showdown Amid Busy Schedule
The Ouachita Parish High Lions host Forest High Bulldogs in OPHL gym as Neville Wossman St Frederick travel. Lions led by Ken Johnson 17.4 average and David Carlton 15 point cap, while Forest mirrors with Roger Smith 17.5 and Carlo Sciara 16. Other matchups include Neville at Jena Wossman at Minden Calhoun at St. Frederick and Calhoun seeks revenge after a season loss.
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Jack Tarver
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John Kelly
Jeff Wolf
Warriors
College Grid Rankings 1968 UPI Top 20 final ballot
United Press International releases the final 1968 college football poll top 20 with first place votes and win loss tie records. Ohio State leads with 9 0, SoCal 9 0 1, Penn State 9 0, Georgia 8 0 2, Texas 8 1 1, Kansas 9 1, Tennessee 8 11, Notre Dame 7 2 1, Arkansas 9 1, Oklahoma 7 3. Purdue, Alabama, Oregon State, Florida State, Michigan, SMU, Missouri, Ohio University and Minnesota share positions in the second tier, with Houston and Stanford tied at 20.
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Mad Stork Hendricks Named UPI Lineman of the Year
Miami end Ted Hendricks, the two time All America star known as the Mad Stork, was chosen United Press International lineman of the year. He received 53 of 183 votes from sports writers and broadcasters. Penn State’s Ted Kwalick was runner up with 36 votes.
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California
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Georgia
Jim Seymour
Notre Dame
Loop Figures Show Reasons Georgia Tops
Georgia finishes the season dominant in the SEC leading rushing total offense and defense while scoring and allowing the fewest points. The Bulldogs defeated Georgia Tech 47-8 to finish with 198.8 rushing yards per game and 391.7 yards of offense per contest.
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Mexican League to expand to twelve teams by 1970
President Antonio Ramirez Muro announced the Mexican Baseball League will grow from eight to 12 teams by 1970 with a split into two six team divisions. Cities are being screened for new franchises and a player draft will stock the new clubs.
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Antonio Ramirez Muro
Northeast Beaten by Delta State in GSC Play
Northeast Louisiana trailed Delta State 32-24 at halftime then rallied late, but Delta State pulled away in the final two minutes to win 75-74. Don Cooper and Gary Armstrong led Northeast with 20 points each. Don Fisher led Northeast rebounding with 14.
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Louisiana Tech Opens Season vs Belmont College at Ruston
Louisiana Tech hosts Belmont College of Nashville in the season opener at Ruston with a 7 30 p m tip. A 5 15 p m junior varsity game features Tech JV against Panola Junior College, followed by the varsity against Mississippi State Friday night.
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College At
Buster Toms
Northeast
Civic Center Arena
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Brown Stadium
Delta State Fresh
Stockton Leads In Scoring As Delta State Dominates Rebounds
Stockton tops the game with 28 points for the Indians while Delta State overpowers 58 38 in rebounds. Ratliff dominates boards with 23 rebounds and 23 points as 6 10 Pierce adds 13 and Kirk 11. Sammy Little leads Delta with 5 points and Alvin Ratliff adds 23 as Ricky Peel heats up from outside for Northeast.
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Celtics acquire Jim Barnes from Bulls in block deal
The Boston Celtics purchase 6 foot Jim Bad News Barnes from the Chicago Bulls. To clear roster space, Boston waives 6-9 Pud Olsen.
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Bad News" Barnes
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