Nebraska No 1 in final AP college poll of 1969 season
Nebraska claims the top spot in the final Associated Press poll with 946 points and 39 first place votes, ahead of Notre Dame 814. The Cornhuskers went 11 0 1 after beating LSU 17 12 in the Orange Bowl while Notre Dame upset Texas 24 11 in the Cotton Bowl to rise to No 4.
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Michigan
Boardman Tops First AP High School Poll of Season
Boardman leads Class AAA with an 8-0 start after the season’s opening AP poll. Walnut Ridge and Findlay follow in the state wide voting, with Licking Valley, Waverly, Columbus Ready, and Yorkville among standout early divisions. Miller City and others trail in the standings.
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Weekend Prep Scores and Standings Across State Teams
The roundup lists teams with 10 or more points across districts including Buckeye Valley 21 Youngstown North 26 Columbiana Lima Catholic Bellefontaine Wynford 19 Newton Falls 17 Napoleon 16 Kenston Steubenville Catholic Preble Shawnee Warren Champion Poland 15 Sugarcreek Gate Township Gateway 13 Brookville 12 Toronto Elida Coshocton Sunbury Big Walnut 11 Gosville Gilmour Academy East Canton 10 and notes Monday results Portland 112 Cleveland 106 Milwaukee 124 Seattle 110 and New York versus Kentucky postponed due to plane trouble. Also shows scheduled points Marion Pleasant 22 New Madison 21 Bloom Carroll 19 Columbus Academy Yellow Springs 18 Fort Recovery 16 Lordstown Zane Trace Guernsey 15 Maplewood Lorain Catholic Lancaster Fisher 14 Union Furnace Starr Washington 13 Johnstown Monroe 11.
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Kenston
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Preble Shawnee
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Toronto
Elida
Coshocton
Sunbury
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Marion Pleasant
New Madison
Bloom Carroll
Columbus Academy
Yellow Springs
Fort Recovery
Lordstown
Zane Trace Guernsey
Maplewood
Lorain Catholic
Lancaster Fisher
Union Furnace Starr-Washington
Johnstown Monroe
Toledo Macomber
Steubenville
Middletown
Beavercreek
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Wellsville
Los Angeles Labd
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San Diego
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Garfield
Seattle Ie
Portland
Tipp City
Various College Basketball Scores From East to West
The Associated Press reports numerous college games with East Fairmont beating St. 91 71 and Penn 70, Princeton 62 over Wm. & Mary 59, Citadel 54 over Murray St. 68, Morehead St. 64 saluting Auburn 79, Georgia 58 over Ga. Tech 99, Seton Hall 61 over Guilford NC, Murray St. 102 over Point Park 82, Florida 84 over Vanderbilt 82, Hampton Inst. 113 over Va. lt. 95, LSU-New Orleans 103 over Texas Wesleyan 98, Miss. Val. 8 over No. Caro. 79, So. Caro. 64 over Alabama 101, Tennessee 98 over Mississippi 85, Kentucky 79 over Miss. St. 71, Jackson St. 88 over Grambling 75, Cincinnati 92 over Rice 80, Iowa St. 95 in 2 OTs, Wisconsin 94, Villanova 103 over No. Dakota 63, Stephen F. Austin 99 over Sul Ross 91, Tex. Tech 89 over No. Colorado 36, SW La. 84 over Texas-El Paso 69, Houston 106 over Dayton 80, Arizona 105 over DePauw 68, Santa Clara 80 over Portland 60, Colorado 85 over San Diego St. 77, Puget Sound 93 over W. Wash. 74, Pasadena New Year’s Classic Championship features Mich. 102 over Cent. Wash. 65.
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NBA teams object to Haywood playing for Seattle
Many NBA teams joined the protest over Spencer Haywood joining Seattle SuperSonics as his court fight and medical complications unfold. Portland crushed Cleveland 119-106 while Milwaukee beat Seattle 124-110 in Haywood’s NBA debut. ABA saw Indiana top the Floridians 111-99. The Nets vs Colonels game was scrubbed due to a flight delay. Willis Reed left hospital after a four day stay, Dolph and Hannum hospitalized, Siegried interim coach, West out with a broken nose.
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Jerry West
Elyria Catholic Frosh Beat Midview In Freshman Clash
Elyria Catholic freshmen defeated Midview 46 to 18 to improve to 5-1. Kaminski led EC with 15 points while Plas and Schneider added nine and eight respectively. Midview drops to 3-2. Rich Renuart led the Middies with eight.
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NFL immunity to force witnesses testify next week
Justice Department lawyers may invoke federal immunity to compel testimony before a federal grand jury probing the National Football League. Hearings resume Monday with active players and team officials likely to testify about alleged blackmail of players and possible anti trust violations. Former Browns quarterback Jim Ninowski testified last, with his attorney noting a $200,000 payment to drop an antitrust suit.
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Cavaliers fall to Trail Blazers in 119-106 loss
Cleveland suffers its 42nd defeat of the season as Portland guard Geoff Petrie pours in 39 points on 14 of 21 from the floor and 11 of 13 at the line. Cavaliers trailed 55-53 at halftime and could not close the gap in the fourth quarter.
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Elyria duo leads prep All-Americans in Sunkist honors
Louis Love and Doug Gerber head five area players honored as honorable mention on the Sunkist Coach & Athlete High School All-American team. Love is a 6-0 defensive guard for Elyria, Gerber a 5-11 fullback and defensive safety for Elyria Catholic. Also named were quarterbacks Mike Nugent of New London and Chris Mushett of Norwalk St. Paul, plus Scott Reynolds, a tackle from Westlake.
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