Western League Standings and Saturday Results
Western League table shows San Diego and Seattle in playoff contention with Vancouver and Portland close. Saturday results featured Vancouver 3 Denver 1 and Seattle 3 San Diego 2, with San Diego 4 Seattle 1 and Vancouver 3 Denver 3 on Sunday.
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San Diego
Vancouver
Portland
Seattle
Ceaecee
Phoen Shine
Denver
Deta
Phoenix
Clinton
New Jersey
Long Island
Johnstown
Charlotte
Nashville
Jacksonville
Greensboro
Syracuse
New Haven
Salem
Pearce Named Outstanding at Sugar Bowl Track Meet
Kerry Pearce of Texas El Paso won the outstanding athlete award with a 13 40.0 clocking in the three mile run and led UTEP teammates in a strong showing. The Longhorns captured the mile relay in 3 12.6, a close win over Tennessee as David Morton anchored. Other top results include Felix Johnson Prairie View 1 50.8 and Danny McKillip 1 4 0.2 in the three mile.
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Saskatoon
Sask
John Liley
Oregon State University
Terry Thompson
Lee Evans
New Orleans
Felix Johnson
Prairie View A&m
Pat Bowers
Kansas
Kerry Pearce
Danny McKillip
Pearce
Prairie View
Texas
Longhorns
David Morton
Tennessee
Volunteers
Art Sandison
Washington State
Danny Tague
el Paso
Mark Whzenreid
Wisconsin
Bob Lang
Florida
Clarence Ray
Kentucky State
Jim Greene
Kentucky
Oliver Ford
Southern U
Carl Bight
LSU
Jimmy Jasper
Baylor
Willie Davenport
Southern
Tony Pickett
Houston
Richard Polk
Northeast
John ‘W.morriss
Jim Boldin
Oklahoma State
Rerick
Leonard Histon
Ken Swenson
State
Wade Bell
Oregon
John Stewart
Curtis Mills
A&m
Jim Ward
Stanford
Hardee McAlhaney
Jimmy Evans
Southwestern Louisiana
Dave Wagner
John McDonnell
Eric Sigmont
Pat “McMahon
Oklahoma Baptist
Sam
Bradley
Li J. Cohen
David. Matina
Ferguson Best Back For 2nd Straight Year
Woodlawn quarterback Joe Ferguson repeats as Outstanding Back on the Class AAA All-State football team chosen by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association. He leads a 14-0 Woodlawn squad that set state marks and earned top AP ranking, with A.L. Williams named Coach of the Year and multiple Knights honored on offense and defense.
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Shreveport
Woodlawn High School
Louisiana Sports Writers Association
LSWA
White Knight
Woodlawn
The
Knights
Associated Press
Louisiana Tech
Hedges
Chalmette
Ferguson
Knowles
John Kalbacher
Holy . _Cross Tigers
Broadmoor
Airline
Holy Cross
Tiger
LeDoux
New Orleans
Forshag
Catholic
Moley
Ole Miss
Norris Weese
Triple-A All-State Players Named in 1968 Monroe List
The 1968 Monroe News-Star selects top high school players across Louisiana. Notable honorees include Joe Ferguson Woodlawn outstanding back and Chuck Knowles Holy Cross outstanding lineman, with multiple seniors and juniors from Woodlawn, Neville, Holy Cross and others on the roster.
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Mark Hollingsworth
Woodlawn
Reggie Dupre
Opelousas
Jim McKiever
Sulphur
Randy Nicar
Morgan City
Butch Robbins
Glen Bendily
Ouachita Monroe
Chuck Knowles
Holy Cross
N.O
Joe Ferguson
W’dlwn
S’port
Jimiy LeDoux
Kurt Forshag
Jesuit
Stanley Moley
Chalmette
Colts Defender Smith Suffers Sprain After Cleveland Title
Baltimore in the NFL championship game 34 to 0 win over Cleveland. Bubba Smith of the Colts limped from an injured left ankle and was treated at a hospital Sunday night. He described the injury as possibly only a bad sprain.
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Baltimore
UPI
Bubba
Richey Wins Sugar Bowl Tennis Singles Title
Top seed Cliff Richey of San Antonio defeats Ron Holmberg of Highland Falls in a three hour final 6 4 6 4 4 6 8 6 to claim the Sugar Bowl singles title in New Orleans. Holmberg and Jim McManus also win doubles, defeating Richey and Tom Delfesen 6 1 1 6 6 2.
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Pelham Manor
N.Y
Larry Klecatsky
St. Paul
New Orleans
Foolish Prince
Fair Grounds
Miami
Eaglesham
Miami Beach
Tropical Park
Arcadia
Calif
Joe F
Fleet Allied
Santa Anita
Laurel
Salerno
Jalkyl
Aurel
Cliff Richey
San Antonio
Tex
Ron Holmberg
Highland Falls
Richey
Holmberg
Ham "Richardson
Dallas Tex
Jim McManus
San Francisco
Tom Delefsen
Los Angeles
St John’s Upsets North Carolina in Holiday Festival Semi
St John’s, ranked around 10th, stunned top seeded North Carolina 72-70 in the Holiday Festival semifinals in New York. UCLA routed Princeton 83-67 in the other semi as Lew Alcindor scored 40. Carnesecca hopes St John’s can stay competitive in the final against UCLA.
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John Wooden
Lew Alcindor
Lou Carnesecca
St. John’s
Alcindor
UCLA
North Carolina
Rofina Tha
Radmoan Mat
MYL Cai Avyulailala Ingl
Tar Heels
Carnesecea
J. John’s
New York
Princeton
Carnesecca
Redmen
Bruins
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Monroe News-Star
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Discount Office Furniture & Pawn Loan CO
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By Mike Becht
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