Washington leads nation in apple crop surge in 1969
The Agriculture Department reports exceptionally large apple production in Washington and Oregon helped push national crop to about 6.7 billion pounds, up 2 percent from 1968. Washington and Oregon accounted for over half the increase, with Washington at 1.69 billion pounds and Oregon at 160 million. Delicious remained the leading variety at about 40 percent, with Golden Delicious second at 13 percent.
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Kinney tops Big Eight rookie back in AP vote
Jeff Kinney of Nebraska, a surprise standout from McCook Nebraska, was named the Big Eight Conference’s top sophomore back by the Associated Press. He piled up 546 rushing yards and 41 receptions for 432 yards, scoring multiple times in key games against Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri, while earning praise from Coach Bob Devaney and joining other leading sophomores of 1969. The AP also notes Kinney’s rise after moving to tailback due to an injury in fall camp.
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