Buckeyes Lose QB Kern to Left Shoulder Injury
Ohio State football star Rex Kern sustained a left shoulder injury at practice and will miss action for at least a week. Ron Maciejowski shifts into quarterback duties as Kern prepares for the Rose Bowl showdown with Southern California on January 1.
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Season notes show injuries and rushing yard totals
The team faced injuries limiting players in opener versus SMU and in subsequent games against Oregon Purdue Northwestern and Wisconsin. One standout played full against Iowa and Michigan while missing Michigan pregame practices due to ailment. The season totals include 499 rushing yards, 871 receiving yards, and five touchdowns with key players in late cites.
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Ali in training for prison amid traffic case setback
Muhammad Ali, the former heavyweight champion, began serving a 10 day jail term in Dade County for a traffic violation while awaiting a possible five year federal sentence for draft evasion. He said the jail time would be conditioning and allow contact with black inmates, while the Supreme Court would decide the broader case.
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New women's golf officers chosen at Ukiah club
Ukiah Women's Golf Club held its year end party and officer installation. Outgoing President Martha Cleland praised the group and passed hats to incoming officers Clara Means President Lee Johnson Vice President Norma Underwood Secretary Carol Minsinger Treasurer Martha Cleland 18 hole golf captain Mabel Peltonen 9 hole golf captain Jean Palmer 18 hole handicap chair Corkey Albright 9 hole handicap chair Louise Eckman entertainment Dolores Johnson hostess chair Dede Finn publicity.
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Nevada schools to join West Coast Conference in 1969
Nevada Southern and Nevada will join the West Coast Athletic Conference for the 1969-70 term. Reno and Las Vegas campuses replace San Jose State and California at Santa Barbara, moving from the Far Western Conference to the new Pacific Coast Athletic Conference.
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Gibson and Marichal Dominate NL Pitches in 1968
In 1968 NL pitchers dominated the season with Bob Gibson of the Cardinals posting a 22-9 record and a 1.12 ERA with 268 strikeouts and 13 shutouts while Juan Marichal of the Giants went 26-9, led in wins and complete games with 30, and pitched 26 innings with 205 hits faced.
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Doubleday Rule Declares Enclosed Field For Baseball
The article cites Abner Doubleday's first official rules of baseball stating the game shall be played in an enclosed field. The note appears as part of a historical overview of early baseball regulations and field design.
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Detroit Tigers Upset St Bonaventure In Tight Comeback
Detroit defeated St Bonaventure 71 68 in Detroit as Spencer Haywood and Jim Jackson led the Titans. Haywood outplayed Bob Lanier on the boards and made a late free throw to seal the win as Jackson scored 19 points. North Carolina routed Clemson while Southern California upset Cincinnati.
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Trojans Return to Rose Bowl Drill After Two Week Break
USC's football squad resumed practice at Bovard Field under coach John McKay after a two week recess following a 21 21 regular season finale against Notre Dame. Jim Lawrence reported to Rose Bowl drills recovering from a fractured clavicle while Mirko Stojanovic was named MVP by Bay Area writers for the Oakland Clipper season.
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Clippers set NPSL scoring record with 9-0 win
The Oakland Clippers crushed the St. Louis Stars 9-0 on July 26 to establish a National Professional Soccer League single game scoring record.
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