Devils seek Demery Brunson health for Wyoming game
Arizona State coach Frank Kush says only two injured Devils Demery and Brunson may limit offensive options against Wyoming in the Western Athletic Conference matchup. Kush warns without Demery the offense suffers while Brunson’s absence hurts receiving options.
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Prunson Catching Passes From His Wingback Spot, One, Part of Our Offense Is Pone
Bears and Rams set clash after shutout wins in Boys Club action
Bears and Rams both posted second straight shutouts in Boys Club football action. The Bears beat the Cowboys 18 0 with Mike Nadérer scoring and Tom Reichenbacher returning a kickoff for a score. The Rams edged the Colts 8 0 with Don Koch tacking in a safety. Broncos topped Jets 20 0 in the lightweight league as Grant sinitin and Bart Olsen connected on a late score. Chiefs defeated Chargers 13 0 with Mike eneski scoring twice.
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Linstrom Earns WAC Offensive Player of the Week
Arizona sophomore quarterback Brian Linstrom totaled 369 yards in a 52-28 win over New Mexico. He directed nine of ten Wildcats drives, with eight passes for 126 yards and a TD. Utah’s Dave Smith and others were finalists. Larry Stone named Defensive Player of the Week with 31 tackles in Washington’s 7-3 victory.
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Bob Jacobs
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Harry Stevenson
Colorado State
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Ricky Long
Virgil Garter
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Oregon State
Brent Edgelright
Chris Latasopoulos
Angels name Koenig as coach to join staff
Fred Koenig a 38 year old veteran minor league manager was named a coach by the California Angels to replace Sparky Anderson. Koenig joins Rocky Bridges Pete Reiser and Norns sherry on Manager Letty Phillips staff.
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Scottsdale policeman to sub for injured heavyweight at Golden Gloves
Top amateur boxers from Scottsdale, Luke AFB and Arizona prisons join the Wednesday YMCA Golden Gloves card. Scattsdale policeman Bill Long will replace the injured heavyweight Bill L ite and faces former Calder Gloves champion Hill Chambers, whom he previously fought. Main event tops the card.
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Scottsdale card features Jesik Buck in 165 lb title bout
Defending light heavyweight Pete Jesik of Scottsdale faces Don Buck of Luke in a 165 pound battle. Other bouts include Skip Soderquist vs Louis Jiminez, Mob McCall vs Hector Martinez, John Apodaca vs Tobin Vega, Brad Winter vs Tori Bowman, Eric Shaver vs Chuck Thompson, Bela Numez vs Randy Dubiscominke, Robert Camp vs Milo Rejarano. General admission 1.50 and ringside 2. Proceeds fund YMCA equipment.
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Texas and New York dominate scattered college rankings
A garbled report shows Texas second in several polls with strong showings by Oklahoma and Kansas State. It notes surprising wins and a national coach ranking panel placing Texas high while Tennessee and Arkansas hover, and mentions the Coaches Poll distribution across seven regions.
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Westwood Leads UPI Power in Index with 7-0 State Upset
The Oct 28 1969 UPI football power index ranks Westwood first with a 7-0 mark, while St. Mary’s Cortez and Central share No. 3 and 4 after key wins. Tucson remains fifth as five teams stay undefeated late in the season. McClintock, Saguaro, and South Mountain follow.
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Ed Charles Released by Mets After World Series Win
Ed Charles, 36, who scored the winning run in game two of the World Series for the New York Mets, was released by the club and offered a front office job. He says the sudden move felt like midnight turning his celebrated season into an abrupt ending.
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Cinderella
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Pokes topple Giants to remain undefeated in NFL season
Dallas Cowboys overcome a 3-3 halftime tie to beat the New York Giants 25-3. Larry Cole and teammates pressured Giants QB Fran Tarkenton, recording 10 sacks and a fourth quarter safety, as Mel Renfro intercepted Tarkenton for Tarkenton's first INT of the year. Lance Rentzel connected with Craig Morton for a 6-yard TD to seal the win.
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Toomey Named Athlete of the Year in Science and Art
Five time champion Bill Toomes, 31, of Santa Barbara, was named Athlete of the Year by the California Tech and Field Writers. He won the gold in Hederton at the Mesicar City meet and announced plans to retire from the L-event competition this year, after previously quitting midseason.
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BYU and Negro athlete issue eyed at WAC meeting
Clyde Smith, BYU athletic director, urged a slow approach to solving the Negro problem at Brigham Young University. He spoke to the Phoenix Press Box Association ahead of a Western Athletic Conference gathering on recruitment, protests, and possible relocation of Negro families to Provo to ease tensions. Smith advocated listening to all sides and cautious steps toward increasing Black athletes.
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Player to Bucks JMEW YORI Assigned by NBA Commissioner
JMEW YORI was assigned to the Milwaukee Bucks by NBA Commissioner Waller Kennedy on Monday as part of a league roster adjustment. Sam Williams was also noted in the update, with assignment details linked to the National Basketball Association.
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Sam Williams
Milwaukee Bucks
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Wyoming to be sued after football players dismissal
A civil rights attorney planned to file in federal court seeking an order reinstating 14 black athletes to the Wyoming University football team. He also aimed to press for damages. The players, six of them starters, were suspended by Coach Lloyd Eaton for wearing black armbands in protest of a rule banning demonstrations.
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Raiders debut season win tops Prescott 60 to 22
Scottsdale Raiders opened the season with a 60 22 victory over Prescott. Steve Nebgen rushed for 1207 yards and scored three touchdowns. Steve Letson starred with four TDs and a two point conversion. Jerry Conrad added a 55 yard TD reception and 14 points. Earlier play marked strong showings by Hainlen, Manning, and Thianiow.
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Steve Nebgen
Steve Letsong
Jerry Conrad
Scottsdale Raiders
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Letséri
Conrad
Torrt
Quarterb Hainlen
Jine Manning
Mat Sodie Thianiow
Phoenix Roadrunners prep for scrimmage amid lineup tweaks
The Phoenix Roadrunners stage a stiff scrimmage at the Tee Palace as they test lines and defensive alignments. Milan Marcella Gary Marsh and Bob Charlenois stay intact while Pike shifts lanes with Lund Hinse and Hughes. Jim Paterson directs Sandy and Ponms Shick.
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