Raiders Avoid Provocation Ahead of Packers Game
Oakland Raiders vow to beat the Green Bay Packers with humility not trash talk. Ben Davidson, six eight, 280 pounds, says they respect the Packers and avoid Chiefs style taunts. He believes Oakland has a stronger offense and defense than last year’s Chiefs squad.
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Jets Face Off With Ben Davidson Over Rough Play
A League veteran Ben Davidson disputes AFL charges of rough play linked to an incident with Joe Namath. Davidson defends his style, saying the Jets rely on quick charges and cannot slow down, even when a quarterback is in the way.
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UCLA Regents Unanimous Top of UPI College Poll
UCLA tops the sixth weekly 1967-68 UPI basketball poll with all 35 first place votes and 350 points. Houston stays No. 2 with 15-0, while North Carolina Kentucky and Tennessee follow. New Mexico and Utah also listed among the top teams.
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College Basketball Results Across Leagues Across East Coast
A compilation of college basketball scores from UPI with numerous matchups. Notable results include East Susquehanna 76 over Albright 66 and Buffalo 96 over Cleveland 79, plus standout performances from Villanova 74 over Niagara 57 and LSU 79 over Georgia 76.
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NCAA considers playoff plan for football national title
A special NCAA committee met to study a postseason playoff to crown a national champion amid opposition from bowl promoters. If approved, the first college Super Bowl could occur in late 1969 or January 1970, with further review planned for next year’s convention and potential recommendations to the NCAA.
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Canucks Open Two-Game WHL Set With Roadrunners
Vancouver hosts Phoenix in a WHL clash aiming for revenge after Phoenix shut out the Canucks 2-0 last Tuesday. Phoenix sits at 12-23-3, anchored in last place while Vancouver and San Diego chase Seattle for top positions.
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Knicks ride Holzman to fourth straight win over Seattle
New York under coach Red Holzman beat Seattle 119 113 in Seattle with Walt Bellamy grabbing 19 rebounds and 27 points. Dick Barnett added 25 on six assists as the Knicks extended their roll in the NBA tonight. Tom Meschery led Seattle with 24 points.
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Valley Presbyterian Beats Good Shepherd Lutheran 76 to 30
Greg Laurens 18 points led Valley Presbyterian over Good Shepherd Lutheran 76 30 Sam Byrds 14 points was tops for the Lutherans In YMCA action Cal Ryan 26 points helped Scottsdale Bible defeat Valley Plaza Methodist 58 33 Dave Eden scored 11 as Scottsdale Methodist edged Bethany Lutheran 34 33 First Baptist beat Scotts dale Presbyterian 41 34 with Phil Freeman 14 points In city parks basketball Morris Sporting Goods pummeled Ole Blue 69 47 Jim Altengarten 23 points Led Teepee to a 62 23 win over Totem Pole Vic Hooper 14 points for Nat Auto Glass beat Hustle Inn 87 30 Royce Yourees 24 paced Martinique over the Scottsdale Education Association 61 29 Spurs beat Broncos 96 21 at Scottsdale Boys Club Jon Ferrell 12 points Spurs Mustangs Roadrunners 29 20 Bill Hoy Mike Maiden 8 6 led Mustangs
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Aces Turn Up In Scottsdale And Evergreen Golf Courses
Scottsdale residents H. W. Farmer of 8320 KE Heath erbrae and Bob Chantry of 2233 N 82nd St both scored holes in one this week. Farmer aced the par 3 11th at Papago Golf Course with a three wood. Chantry sunk an 178 yard ace on Evergreen Golf Course second hole while joined by Jay Linder Ben Glover and John Sasel.
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College coach undecided on ASU basketball lineup
Arizona State coach Ned Walk says sophomores should play more though players from last year have improved. He notes road games against Utah and Brigham Young may help determine the best five as ASU sits 5-7 after a 74-69 loss to Arizona. Benny Lindsay says Northern Arizona has potential and Ernie Foote averages 18 points. Jerry Waugh named Maryvale High coach of the week for a 7-3 run.
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