Neale Ready For Hall Induction Sees Pro Game Change
Hall of Fame inductee Earl Neale comments on modern pro football calling it a passing game with uniform defenses and little aggressiveness. He cites lack of spirit, fewer hits, and a trend toward 9 to 5 style play. Also honored at the ceremony are Purdue president Dr. Frank Hovde with the Gold Medal and USC coach John McKay receiving the MacArthur Bowl.
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Paul Schwegler
Washington
Joe Hunt
Texas A&m
Bear Schoonover
Arkansas
Herb Stein
Pittsburgh
Cecil Isbell
Purdue
Nathan Dougherty
Tennessee
John McKay
University of Southern California
Tech Quint After Little Rock Win
Louisiana Tech seeks its first victory of the season against Little Rock University in a 7:30 p.m. game in Little Rock. Tech, led by Malcolm Smith and Charles Bishop, aims to rebound after an 84-77 loss to Texas A&M while Little Rock seeks its first win after seven straight losses.
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George Corley
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NYU Announces 1970 Rainbow Classic, Holiday Festival Plans
New York University reveals its basketball team will compete in the 1970 Rainbow Christmas Classic in Honolulu. Director Ben L. Carnevale also confirms NYU will play in the New York Holiday Festival next season and the 1969 Marshall University Invitation.
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Reed Heads All-Canadian Team as CFL picks loom
George Reed of the Saskatchewan Roughriders was the only unanimous choice on the 1967 All-Canadian Football League team chosen by the Football Reporters of Canada. The West dominated offense and defense with seven and seven players respectively, while Reed led with 33 quarterback votes.
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Football Reporters of Canada
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Saskatchewan
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Peter Liske
Calgary
Jim Thomas
Edmonton
Bo Scott
Whit Tucker
Garney Henley
Hamilton
Phil Brady
Montreal
Jerry Keeling
Frank Andruski
Gene Gaines
Liske
Collegiate Cage Ratings Released by UPI
New York based UPI releases major college basketball ratings with first place votes and records in parentheses. UCLA tops with 349 points and 34 first place votes, followed by Louisville Houston Kansas and North Carolina in the top five.
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Northeast Indians roll past Crusaders 79 62 in early season
Northeast State men roar to a 79 62 victory over William Carey with six players in double figures led by Saulters brothers and Suggs. Glynn Saulters set a career scoring mark as Larry and Saulters each scored 16 while Necaise led Carey with 21 points. Northeast also notes a junior varsity win 79 72 over Baptist Christian College with Stockton leading scorers.
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AAU Considers Limited Sports With Russia
At its 80th annual meeting in New Orleans the Amateur Athletic Union said it is prepared to negotiate limited resumption of competition with Russia. The Soviet Union pulled out of the 1966 Los Angeles track and field meet during the Vietnam era, and Russia agreed to cover financial losses from its cancellation.
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Hindman Sets SEC Record for Ball Carrying
Mississippi's Steve Hindman set an SEC season record with 829 rushing yards on 215 carries. Florida's Larry Smith still had one game left and needed 117 yards to overtake Hindman. Vanderbilt's Bob Goodridge broke two SEC records with 79 receptions for 1,114 yards and 15 catches in a single game against Navy.
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Florida
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Georgia
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Loran Carter
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Tennessee
Dewey Warren
David Strong
Marcus Rhoden
Mississippi State
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Jimmy Carter
No Blurs At All For Conigliaro
Tony Conigliaro Boston Red Sox slugger says his left eye vision is clear after three workouts following a near fatal pitch injury. He described his best day yet after batting and fielding drills in Harvard's indoor cage.
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Princeton names captain for 1968 football team
Dick Bracken a 20 year old junior tailback from Winnipeg Canada was elected captain Monday night of the 1968 Princeton University football squad.
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Sooner Nose Guard Liggins Named Lineman of the Year
Granville Liggins of Oklahoma earned the 1967 United Press International lineman of the year with 28 votes. He helped Oklahoma to a 9-1 record and a spot in the Orange Bowl, as coach Chuck Fairbanks praised his quick, relentless style.
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Bob Johnson
Tennessee
Kevin Marie
Ron Yardy
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Nebraska
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Miami
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Pat James
McCann Recalled by Detroit Wings From Fort Worth
Rick McCann was recalled from the Fort Worth farm club of the Central Hockey League by the Detroit Red Wings for a maximum five game stretch. He scored seven goals and 19 assists for Fort Worth this season.
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UPI
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Detroit Red Wings
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Central Hockey League
Background and contact request for a hotel manager letter
The text requests a background statement with education and experience and asks to include address and telephone number. It instructs sending the letter confidentially to George A. Miller, Manager HOTEL FRANCES BLOG, MONROE 7170. It also references a 1966 Merrill Lynch earnings statistic as an example of high income for an account executive.
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