All Ohio Class AA 1969 All State Football Team Named
Elyria star fullback John Husband made the second team at linebacker though he did not play the position Ray Felton of Lorain was a second team guard and Dan Pashke of Admiral King plus Mike Baker of Elyria earned honorable mention from the AP selection panel The list highlights standout backs quarterbacks and linemen from Ohio high schools with Rocco Rich Dan Allender and Alan Starr among defense selections and numerous players from Upper Arlington McKinley and St Joseph among others.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Elyria
John Husband
Lorain
Ray Felton
Mike Baker
Admiral King
Dan Pashkewich
Dave Schaetzke
Toledo
Rick Gales
Niles
Dayton
White
Doug France
Canton McKinley
Rocco Rich
Upper Arlington
Dan Allender
Alan Starr
South Carolina Openers Highlight Roche and McGuire Plan
South Carolina defeated Auburn 36 64 as John Roche scored 25 points and Tom Owens added 27 in the opener. UCLA routed Arizona 90 65 led by Henry Bibby with 15 and Sidney Wicks 21 as Duke and others posted wins across the national slate.
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Lee John
John
South Carolina
Frank
Gamecocks
Tom Owens
McGuire
New York
Roche
UCLA
Gunning
Lev Alcindor
Bruins
Arizona
Henry Bibby
Bibby
Sidney Wicks
Steve Patterson
Alcindor
Kentucky
College scores span wide results across conferences
The clumsy recap lists numerous college basketball results across multiple conferences. Schools such as Columbia, Hofstra, Rutgers, Pittsburgh, Duquesne, Villanova, Bowdoin, South Carolina, Auburn, Kentucky, Wake Forest, Alabama, Kansas, Indiana State, Notre Dame, Minnesota, Drake, and others posted scores against opponents like LaSalle, St Vincent, Western teams, and several regional rivals. The mix includes a few unclear scores and odd spellings.
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Columbia
Bo Cony
LaSalle
Hofstra
NYC
Herb Lehman
Rutgers
Pittsburgh
Duquesne
St Vincent
Villanova
Phil Textile
Hols
OM Stonehill
Vermont
Maine
New Hump
Bowdoin
Purdue
Tulsa
Michigan
Ohio
Northwestern
Mich St
East Kv
Wisconsin
Ball State
Huron SD
Miami Ohio
Murets
Okla
Abilene Christ
Chicago Lasata
St Johns Minn Fo DePaul
Mich Lurh
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Bradley
Tex Arlington
Kansas
Marshall
BO Kan
Indiana St
Missouri
Arkansas of
Washburn Kan
Drake
Wis
Platteville
Neb
Calf Irvine
Southwest
Royal and Broyles golf and gridiron opinions clash
Texas ranked No 1 and Arkansas No 2 face off as coaches Darrell Royal and Frank Broyles praise each other while debating triple option and Wishbone schemes. USC updates include Sid Smith knee surgery and defensive line praise as Notre Dame debate continues.
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Texas
Arkansas
Darrell Royal
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Royal
Darrell
Southern California
Sid Smith
Michigan
Trojans
Dick Ruppert
Clarence Davis
Simpsons
John McKay
Wild Bunch Iis
Jimmy Gunn
al Dawlings
Sorenson Scores 31 To Spark Bucks First Season Win
Ohio State star Dave Sorenson topped all scorers with 31 as the Buckeyes held off Wake Forest 96 92 in the season opener. Jim Cleamons added 26 while Ohio University posted a 78 3 over Northwestern and Toledo edged West Virginia Tech 84 73. Kent State beat Akron 68 66 as Capital topped Kenyon 118 96.
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Adolph Rupp
Dan Issel
Wildcats
West Virginia
Purdue
Rick Mounts
Tulsa
New Mexico State
Oklahoma Christian
Colorado
Air Force
Gordon Tope
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Florida Southern
Duquesne
Gary Nelsons
St Vincent
Oklahoma City
Texas Christian
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Ohi State
Wake Forest
Wisconsin
Ball State
Houston
Southwestern Louisiana
Vanderbilt
Citadel
Texas
Utah
Stanford
Weber State
Sacramento State
Duke
Virginia Tech
Dave Sorenson
Uling
Ohio State
Sorenson
Buckeyes
Ohio University
Northwestern
Toledo
West Virginia Tech
Miami
Warrenta
Kent State
Shade Akron
Kenyon
Deacons
Bucks
Craig Barclay
Jim Cleamons
John Canines
Bobcats
Dale Kelleys
Rockets
Steve Shay
Bill Chapman
Doug Hess
Maretta
Walt Willams
Dave Leatherman
Pioneers
Roger Evans
Kent States
Akron
Zips
Tom Henry
Len Paul
Ken Halbert
Capital
Lutherans
Ohio
John Rinka
Thomas More
Kentucky
Xavier
Ohioans
Baldwin Wallace
Walsh College
Walsh
West Liberty State
Steubenville
Urbana
Ohio Northern
Wittenberg
Findlay
Wheeling
John Carroll
Admiral King tops Elyria Catholic in high school basketball clash
Admiral King led by Tom Harris and King 36 second half burst to a 49 37 win over Elyria Catholic. Harris scored 25 points for Elyria Catholic while Wagner led Panthers with 10. Panthers host Oberlin next, in a tight game until late run by Admiral King.
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Admiral King
Elyna Catholic
Admirals
Tom Harris
Panthers
Harris
Jim “Bubbles” Harris
Ty Barnes
Elyria Catholic
King
Scott Wagner
Paul Zemanek
Jim Bronish
Terry McHugh
Oberlin
King — Barris
Barnes
Miceli
Fuqua
Walker
Jackson
Holder
Javor
Wagner
Zemapek
Brewish
McHugh
Rashinsky
Plas
Noll
Talarek
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Indiana
Mike Branaugh
Northern Illinois
Art Rohlman
Husband
Robert Washington
Mike Akers
Ironton
Kevin Masterson
Cleveland
St Ignatius
Colonel White
Kim Kregel
Woodward
Jack Tammer
Wintersville
Mike Peresta
Barberton
Toledo Bowsher
Jeff Rice
Clairsville
Bill Soyle
Watterson
Miles McKinley
Emis
Bnan Cross Warren West
Das Allender
Chuck Steiner
Springwich South
Bul Raybury
Ketbaring
Fairmont West
Steve Ault
Kane
Bob Kacvineky
Cleveland Benedictine
Mark Daniel Cincknati Moeller
Randy Whatley
Frarcus
Stern
Steve Mastin
Dover
Rick Middleton
Delaware
Dean Wallace
Columbus Weal
George Heaton
Whitehall
Walter King
Joe Monaco
Tiffin Calvert
Vic Kosgel
Clociapau Moeiler
Sohn Husband
Bob Kristoff
Columbus DeSales
Jim Calcagn
Youngstown
Chaney
Renard Harman
Garfield
Bobby Wurtzbacher
Marietta
Paul Miles Paulding
Zeke Hardin Jefferson
Chuck Jacobs
Belmont
Bike Connery
Dayton Belmont
John Moyer
Northmont
Mike Kumbert
Beavercreek
West
al Patterson
Nerteland
Dea Shumaker
Upper Arlingtom
Trempex Loogman
la Dente
Eastmoor
Bob Hitchees
Grove Cy
Mark Zellmer
Larry Cates
Makant
Rod Lawsco
Columbus Eastmoor
Bruce Smith
Columbus East
Edgar Barton
Mike Kuhlwein
Hilliard
Bob Wilsoe
Washington CH
Tom Law
al Shisids
Wattersonsoo
Lakewood
Jon Snider
Fairfield Union
Bill Kubner
Chillicothe
Don Campbell
Miami Trace
Bob Sebring
Athens
Ken Taylor
Joe DeFilippo
Lancaster
Sam McGraw
Portsmouth
Brooks Fuller
Gregg Sternaman
Mike Doles
Chuck Lowe
Logan
Jim Kennedy
Sandusky
Bill Ernst
Bowsher
Tom Stowe
Macomber
Larry Dees
Huron
Randy Muller
Lima
Shawnee
Dale Wheeler
Tom Lowecke
Larry Knorr
St Francis
Don Haynes
Scott
Sherman Smeith
Libbey
Bill S
Barge Midpark
Tim Laps
Perry Tyrone Cooks
Warren Harding
Tom Poole
Tom Wadsworth
Charles Ston
Ursuline Baker
Elgris
Curtis Tucker
Cleveland Shaw
Mark Brown
Lester Brooks
Shaker Heights
Warren Sharp
Steve Brajek
Boardman
Alvis Burch
Warren Western Reserve
Dan Goerley
Green Dan Pasheewick
Lorain King
Bert Calland
Zanesville
Jim Kaser
Coshocton
Warren
Randy Thompson
Kim Kasto
Manetta
Wil Robinson
Chronicle of Sports
Santa Clara
San Francisco State
Philadelphia
Ron Becker
New Mexico
San Fernando Valley State
Caro
Auburn
Virginia
Oboe
Wake Fares
Oregon
New Mex
San Ferm Val
Mississippi
Tex
Hardin St
Chris
Far West
VELA
Seattle
Portland St
Nebraska
Midland
Dana
Ned Wesleyan
Concordia Neb
Seashine Tourney
Morehead St
Florida
Farksonville
Royal, Broyles
Fayetteville Ark
Jin Browles
Darrells
Browles
Royals
Houston and
Missour
Don Faurots
Bud Wilkinson
Broviles
Oklahoma
McKay
Pasadena
Bo Schembechler
McKays
USC
Sorenson Sparks Bucks
Fort Lauderdale
Clarence C
Fazey Daur
Ore
Lowe Pains
Ser
Eve Amatica
King Tops Panthers
Ergy Admiral King Frosh
Elyria Catholic Frosh
Otis
San Francisco
Oho
Jim Otis
Harry Gonso
Steve Owens
Nashville Tenn
UPI
Vanderbilt University
Bill Pace
Murphy Bros
Bread St
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