Texas crowned college football national champ by president
Texas claimed the 1969 national title after a 15 14 win over Arkansas while Penn State finished second and Ohio State USC and Michigan followed. Darrell Royal praised the outcome as the final polls credited Texas with the most first place votes and the UPI and AP panels reflected the championship result.
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Penn State
Darrell Roval
Texas
United States
Associated Press
Arkansas
Paterno
Royal
Richard Verixon
Notre Dame
Missouri
Unitec
Ohio State
LCIA
Southern California
Michigan
Louisiana State
UCLA
Tennessee
Auburn
Mississippi
Nebraska
Florida
Stanford
Purdue
Houston
West Virginia
Toledo
Colorado
New York
UPI
Longhorns
United Press International Board of Coaches
Darrell Royal
Univer Silv
Mussour
United Press International
Woo
Penn St
Lou Cal
Ohio
Lousiana
Boston University
Kentucky Tops Tar Heels In Lopsided Charlotte Showdown
Top ranked Kentucky defeated fifth ranked North Carolina 94 to 87 in Charlotte as Dan Issel scored 41 and grabbed 15 rebounds. UNC lost Lee Dedmon to fouls and Bull Chamberlain to an ankle injury early, stifling a comeback bid.
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Tar Heels
North Carolina
Charlotte
Dan Issel
Bull Chamberlain
Dedmon
Issel
South Carolina
Erskine
Michigan
Marquette
Ino
Aith Carolina
Dennis Wuyeik
Ohio State Routs Huskies as Perfect Free-Throw Run Ends 106-99
Ohio State sank 36 of 40 foul shots to overcome a four-goal Northern Illinois lead and stay unbeaten at 11 0. Dave Sorenson and Cleavland Ivey each scored 28 and 23 points respectively while top scorer Bob Wageer added 33 for Heidelberg, Xavier fell to St Bonaventure 62 69, Otterbein beat Cedarville 68 48.
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Ohio State
Northern Trnes
St Bonaventure
Xavier
New Mexico State
New Mexico University
North Carolina
Northern Illinois
Jerry Zielinski
Hase
John Hill
Heidelberg
Capital
Scott Weakleys
Cap
Bonnies
Bob Lawier
Musketeers
Lamet
Bob Hunt
Otterbein
Otters
Colder
Cedarville
Via
Ithoors
Ceamns Lg
Zielinski
Commodores face crucial stretch with CCC West start
The Lis kas Lorain Counts Comumun iv College team opens a key season run at Cuyahoga Commun ty College West. CCC West has 19 wins, two returning starters from last year’s squad that beat POCO twice. Jasin, 63 center, led with 29 and 16 in two games. Bee netted 21 in the first game. Rebuilding and road-heavy schedule loom as coach Steve Binkson emphasizes consistency and rivalries ahead.
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Biskhethail
Liskas Lorain
Comumuniv College
Cuyahoga Communty College
CCC West
POCO
John Jasin
Ind Buadice
Iwo
Wis
Pemar Duneson
Herbinks
Alu
Tony Gents
Teront Jahsom
Jerry Rowlind
Steve Pickett
Akron
Buchtel Qir
Commodore
Steve Binkson
Turday
Ralph Gwens
Delta Community College
Bis Cry
Char CC
Port Huron
Pennsylvania
NBA to Discuss Expansion at Winter Meeting
At the NBA winter meeting in Chicago on Wednesday league owners will discuss adding new franchises. No final decision is expected. Possible sites include Houston Buffalo Kansas City and other candidates such as Portland Memphis Cleveland and Minneapolis.
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Aps
Houston
Buffalo
Kansas
Chicago
National Basketball Association
BA Board of Governors
Portland Ore
Mermphis Tenn
Cleveland
Minneapolis
College football scores from listed matches across multiple teams
A garbled list shows numerous college football results with team names such as Marhattin Fairleigh Dickinson Nigeaia Thomas More St Honaventure Fordham Yeshiva Vanderbilt NC State Indiana Kansas State Wisconsin Drake U of Pacific Texas Tech Oklahoma Arizona Baylor Texas Tulare Montana State St Peters Valparaiso New Mexico and more. The fragmentary text pairs scores like 59 to 3 and 82 to 4, indicating extensive scorelines across many conferences and regions.
Browns praise hidden leaders at Touchdown Club
Browns tackle Dick Schafrath named teammates Monte Clark Gary Collins Jack Gregory and John DeMarie as leaders not fully recognized. He lauded Clark as a durable on and off field presence and called Collins a great scorer and leader, while Gregory and DeMarie were hailed for inspiration and guard play amid playoff stakes against the Cardinals and Packers.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Dick Schafrath
Schafrath
Bill Nelson
Erich Barnes
Jim Houston
Ohio State
Monte Clark
Gary Collins
Jack Gregory
John Demaine
Clark
National Football League
Browns
Collins
Gregory
John DeMarie
Haywood Tops ABA Scoring Leaderboard
Spen cer Haywood, a 20 year old phenom, leads the ABA with a 27.4 point per game average after netting 112 points in four games last week. James Jones of New Orleans stands second with a 26.7 average as the top ten remain unchanged.
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New York
Terry West
Uutle
National Basketball Association
Wilt Chamberlain
West
Spencer Haywood
Denver
American Basketball Association
Haywood
James Jones
New Orleans
Prep cage schedule Friday and Saturday list of varsity games
The schedule lists Friday games across Buckeye and Lakeland conferences including Elyria Admiral King Mansfield Sanduski Lorain Fremont Marion Elyria Catholic Cleveland Central Catholic Lorain Catholic Parma Byzantine and more. Saturday slate covers western Cenfer with matchups like North Olmsted Westlake Medina Bay Fairview Avon Lake and other regional pairings including Firelands Edison Hillsdale Norwalk St Paul Monroeville Mapleton Western Reserve Black River and Vermilion at Huron.
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Elyria
Admiral King
Mansfield
Sanduski
Lorain
Fremont
Marion
Mapleton
Edison
Norwalk
St Paul
Monroeville
Black River
South Central
Hillsdale
Western Reserve
North Olmsted
Westlake
Medina
Bay Fairview
Avon Lake
Rocky River
Olmsted Falls
Knights edge Bulldogs in high school basketball clash
Eastern Heights held off a fourth quarter Franklin rally to win 45 4. Franklin cut a six point deficit in the final period as Dan Sito Ira Perkins Jack Sito and Phil Oliver led the Bulldogs. Gregg Kishman matched with 16 points for the Knights and Jeff Smith added 11.
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Eastern Heights
Franklin
Knights
Bulldogs
Heights
Burce MeLdray
Ira Perkins
Jack Sito
Gregg Kishman
Jeff Smith
Grege Kishmin
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Larry Kelley
Yale
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Babe) Horrell
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Southern Methodist
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Charlie Scott North Caronnas Blue Chip
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Flyria Catholic
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Southview
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Padua
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