College Basketball Results From The Associated Press
East LaSalle 79 Rider 59 South Norfolk St 115 Va. Mate 100 Michigan 90 Duke 80 No Caro 106 Vanderbilt 78 Samford 65 Mississippi St 09 Georgia 80 Alabama 73 Tulane 73 Rice 83 Ark 64 Centenary 61 OT Dayton 95 Portland 66 Kan St 87 Indiana 53 OT Drake 68 Marquette 63 Kansas 79 Mavier Ohio 56 Illinois 83 No Dakota 51 Northwestern 83 Colorado 66 Ind St 74 South Dakota 64 Town St 97 San Fernando Calif State 61 SMU 61 Southern Illinois 70 Southwest Oklahoma 83 Texas Tech 74 Okla St 72 So Dak St 67 Lamar Tech 9$ Tex AGM 87 Okla City 105 Abilene Christian 97 Texas El Paso St So Colo State 81 Texas Arlington 93 Sam Houston State 83 Far West Air Force 76 Ark State 38 San Jose St 96 Nevada 70 Weber State 81 Hawaii 67
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Packers Fall to Colts Echo Season of Loss
Green Bay guard Jerry Kramer recalls in his Associated Press piece how the Packers after a strong start lost 16-3 with 20 seconds left. The game symbolized a season marked by costly mistakes and too much emotion.
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Willie Davis
Six NFL Officials Suspended Over Rams Bears Down Call
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle announced the suspension of six game officials after a crucial error in the Rams 17 16 loss to the Bears. Referee Norm Schachter Umpire Joe Connell Head linesman Burl Toler Line judge Jack Fette Back judge Adrian Burk Field judge George Ellis all bear equal blame for ruling a down negating an incomplete pass, denying Los Angeles a fourth down. The crew will be out for the remainder of the 1968 NFL season and postseason.
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YM Swimmers Open Season With Victory at Ottumwa
Muscatine YMCA swimmers opened with an 138 to 105 win over Ottumwa. They swept the 8 and under division 32 to 17 9 and 10 division 45 to 19 11 and 12 division 36 to 32 and dropped the 13 and 14 division 37 to 21. The Muscatine team will swim next against Rock Island and Dubuque at Rock Island High School pool at 1 p.m. Saturday.
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Monday's Fights in Tokyo A Hanagate Victory
Susumu Hanagate of Japan outpointed Perry Goh of the Philippines in Tokyo on Monday, with Hanagate scoring 114 percent to Goh's 113 percent in a closely contested bout.
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Top Two Remain Dominant In AP Poll
UCLA and North Carolina hold steady in the AP college basketball rankings while the rest of the field shows wide variation, signaling a crowded race behind the leaders.
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MCC Wins Mat Opener at Upper Iowa in Fayette
MCC opened wrestling season with a 20 16 victory over Upper Iowa junior varsity in Fayette. Coach John Borster called it a good team effort and noted the squad looked in shape. Results include several decs and a pin, with MCC winning six of 11 matches and tying one. The team heads to a Wednesday double dual at Black Hawk against Illinois State and Black Hawk Jr.
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High-Rating NC Duke Upset Highlights Weekend Collage
North Carolina topped Vanderbilt 100-78 as Bill Bunting and Dick Grubar led with 22 points each to notch the Tar Heels fourth straight win. Duke fell 90-80 at home to Michigan as Rudy Tonjanovich grabbed rebounds and scored 29. Kansas and La Salle won, Western Kentucky edged St Francis, and Tulane beat Rice 106-88.
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