Indiana Fights for Rose Bowl Hopes Amid Player Dismissals
Indiana coach John Pont dismissed 10 players after a three day boycott as Big Ten title contenders Indiana Michigan and Purdue chase a Pasadena Rose Bowl bid with three games left. Key figures include Harry Gonso and top rusher John Isenbarger for Indiana while Missouri Oklahoma showdown looms in the Big Eight.
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Indiana
John Pont
Indi
Iowa
Bloomington
Michigan
Purdue
Pasadena
Michigan State
Hoosiers
Boilermakers
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Wisconsin
Baylor
Texas
South Carolina
Tennessee
Arkansas
Rice
Washington State
Southern California
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Penn State
UCLA
Larry Highbaugh
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Harry Gonso
John Isenbarger
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Sooners
Steve Owens
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Joe Moore
Nicklaus Holds Four Stroke Hawaiian Open Lead
Jack Nicklaus shot 71 in windy conditions to post a 36 hole total of 134 at Waialae Country Club, four ahead of Weiskopf and Still. Weiskopf 68 and Still 71 lifted them to 138 as the field was cut to 70 and ties for the final rounds.
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Honolulu
Jack Nicklaus
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Waialae Country Club
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Jack McGowan
John Schroeder
Herb Hopper
Ray Floyd
Orville Moody
RPI to Unveil 1969 70 Hockey Team Next Saturday Night
RPI will unveil its 1969 70 hockey lineup with an exhibition against the West Island Flyers of Montreal at the Field House to raise funds for the Troy Pee Wee Hockey Association. The event benefits local youth hockey while pledging a season preview after an 8 p.m. start.
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Rensselaer Poly
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West Island Flyers
Montreal
Troy Pee Wee Hockey Association
Rochester Tech
RPI
Leon Abbott
Gary
Flyers
Montreal Metro
David Brandt
Pierre-Paul Brunet
Brad Park
New York Rangers
Troy Pee Wee Association
J. Paul Ryan
Charles Staro Cochairman
Bud Cadman
Jim Patrick
James Bradley
Larry Kienle
Tony Thomas
Bill Cahill
Don Birkmayer
Greg Crozier
Gary Kearns
Kramer Declines Rams Comeback Bid Amid Packers Ties
Green Bay coach Phil Bengtson said Jerry Kramer, retired star and Packers icon, has decided against a comeback with the Los Angeles Rams after they sought him as a replacement for Joe Scibelli. Kramer returned to Green Bay as Rams pressed for a signing, while Scibelli underwent knee surgery and two Rams taxi squad players were elevated to fill the roster. Myron Pottios was moved to the inactive list after a Tuesday auto accident.
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Jerry Kramer
Los Angeles Rams
Los Angeles
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George Allen
Kramer
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Rams
Packers
Scibelli
Frank Marchlewski
Nate Shaw
University of Southern California
Pra Ver Marchlewski
Minnesota
Shaw
Myron Pottios
Ineligibel
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Siena College Football Sets Sights On St. Michael's
Siena Indians with a 2 4 record travel Sunday to St Michael s College at Winooski Park Vermont to end a two game skid and reach the 2500 season mark. Coach Art Cardi prepares the squad against St Michael s straight T.
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St. Michael's College
Winooski Park
Indians
Siena
St. Michael's
Art Cardi
Hawks Lose Bid to Block Beaty Move
Superior Judge Claude D. Shaw ruled he lacks jurisdiction in the Hawks lawsuit to stop Zelmo Beaty from playing for another pro team. Beaty had signed a four year deal with the Los Angeles Stars after leaving the Hawks, and is currently out for the season.
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Claude D. Shaw
Atlanta Hawks
Zelmo Beaty
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Hawks
National Basketball Association
Beaty
Los Angeles Stars
American Basketball Association
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Saratoga Harness Meet Results Snapshot
Local harness card reports multiple races at Saratoga. Winners include Seaway Sis at 1st pace, Trooper Rainbow second, J M King 3rd, Green River Ruthie 4th, Frankies Boy 5th, Green River Ref 6th, Nikki Dream 7th, Armbro Ensign 9th, Duke's Chuck 9th, plus overall attendance 2,556 and handle 183,071.
Siena Five Will Play 23 Games
Siena College men’s basketball schedules a 23 game season under new coach Gene Culnan. The Indians open December 2 at home against Clarkson and travel to Albany State for the Capital City tournament December 29 30.
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Indians
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Tom Hannon
Albany State
RPI
Union
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St. Francis
King’s
LeMoyne
Iowa
Potsdam
Fairleigh Dickinson
Madison
N.J
Assumption
Hartwick
Utica
St. Anselm’s
Merrimack
Pacers Rally Past Nets 118 108 In ABA Clash
In Indianapolis the Indiana Pacers erased a 12 point second quarter lead by the New York Nets to win 118 108. Mel Daniels scored 27 and Bob Netolicky 26 while Roger Brown added 20 for the victors. Les Hunter had 21 for the Nets. The Nets led 50 38 in the second period before the Pacers ran off five straight baskets to take a 55 53 halftime edge.
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American Basketball Association
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Jornoy Jornov Powers Hudson to 52-6 Win over Cohoes
Hudson halfback Ted Jornoy Jornov scored three touchdowns to push his season total to 92 points as Hudson rivered Cohoes 52-6 to cap a 7-1 season. Cohoes scored no points and finished 1-7.
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Ted Jornov
Cohoes
Jornov
Bluehawks
Tigers
Three Horses Withdrawn From D C International Race
In Laurel Maryland three entries for the Washington D C International on November 11 were scratched. Grandier Goodley and No Double were withdrawn amid incidents and illness, shifting odds on the remaining seven horses led by Hawaii and Czar Alexander.
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Bert Sonnier
Laurel
Hawaii
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Karabas
England
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Germany
Sabinus
Brazil
Don Floristan
Venezuela
Takeshiba-O
Japan
Green Mt Horse Track Night Results
Green Mt. field results include 1st Trot mile won by Barre Duke 11.90 with Niblet second and Damars Sweet Cream third. 2nd Pace mile led by Gil Bradley 5.80 with Miss PJ and Mission Flash following. multiple scratches noted and exact times listed for each event. perfecta paid $46.20 with 820 attendance and handle $53,025.
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Mattison
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Smith
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Dearie Dean
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U S Swim Club Plans Tokyo Coaching Visit
The Santa Clara Swimming Club of California will send a coach and four swimmers to Tokyo next June to assist Japanese swimmers. Kyoo News Service reports Takashi Inoui, coach of Japan's 1968 Olympic team, says Claudia Kolb, 400 meter individual medley relay gold medalist, is slated to join as a coach.
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Santa Clara Swimming Club
California
Kyoo
Takashi Inoui
Mexico
Claudia Kolb
Turkey Trot Set In Troy Nov. 27
The Troy Recreation Department sponsors an annual Thanksgiving Day turkey trot on Thanksgiving morning through downtown Troy. A respectable course is used, marking a longtime local holiday event.
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Troy Recreation Department
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Misty Hills Riders to Compete at Madison Square Garden
Four Misty Hills riders will compete in the National Saddle-seat Equitation Championship at Madison Square Garden riding borrowed mounts after a Sept. 24 fire at Misty Hills Farm killed 17 top show horses. Eliminations start at 10 a.m. with the final ride-off in the afternoon to crown the 1969 champion.
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Troy
Linda O'Connor
Albany
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Miss O'Connor
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John Lukens
WFLY To Air Linton La Salle Game Today
WFELY FM 92 30 will broadcast the Linton versus LaSalle game at 1 30 p m with Jay Silverman and Chuck Walters on the call. The Veterans Day game between CCHS and Troy High also will be carried.
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Olympiads End Season Sunday in Empire League Finale
Cohoes Olympiads close their 1969 grid season Sunday at Lansing Park noon against Dutchess AA of Poughkeepsie. Cohoes sits 1-6-0 while Dutchess recently beat Troy 19-7 and tied Trojans 6-6, with Hudson Falls champion of the league.
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