1968–69 FIBA Women's European Champions Cup

1968–69 Divizia A

1968–69 Chicago Bulls season

Nuremberg

Final

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Grausam

Achour

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Hasebrink

Norman Dean

USH Constantine

First season in Atlanta

Malmö FF

Boghead Park, Dumbarton

Gundappa Viswanath 76*

Jeremy Jacobs

Drexel Dragons

Manchester United

FIL

1968–69 Drexel Dragons men's basketball team

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Altınordu

John Toshack

Laumen

Çevrim

1968–69 French Division 2

Phil Summerill

Barrie Jones

Satch

Walter Eschweiler

Eusébio

Dumitrache

Middle Atlantic Conferences

Mahdi

Leicester City

Mersin İY

Love

Pirri

1968–1969 United States network television schedule (weekday)

1968–69 Denver Rockets season

José Luis
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Havlicek

1968–69 1re serie season

Leslie Lea

Coventry City

Pavlić

Iowa

Second round

Klostermann

Waterford United

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1968 winter olympics

Gerd Siepe

1968–69 Eredivisie

England

Oklahoma City Blazers

Jarábek
Bueno

1968–69 AL-Bank Ligaen season

1968–69 Austrian Hockey League season

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Zhekov

West Zone

DD0000

George

Hans-Joachim Weyland

Bergholtz

Richie Morgan

Türk Telekomspor

1968–69 Australian cricket season

1968–69 Football League Cup

April 2012

Basketball

1968 riot

McBride

DNQ

MAC

Carlos Ruiter

Torres

Caldwell

Djemaa

North Zone

West Germany

Groot
Veloso
Švec

FC Wageningen

Newcastle

Coleman

1968–69 Czechoslovak First League

Bryant
USA

Omaha Knights

Petyt

Iona

1968–69 DFB-Pokal

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CWC

FIBA European Champions Cup

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Adamec

1968 protests in Belgrade

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1968–69 FC Bayern Munich season
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J. Johnston-Grant

Jimmy Greaves , 27

C/F

Petersen

1968–69 Celtic F.C. season

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Pat Stapleton and Gilles Marotte

FA Cup winners

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Dobiaš

Pohlschmidt

Western

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1968 student demonstrations in Belgrade

Olsberg

FC Twente; Ove Kindvall

Washington

Dellamore

1968–69 1. FC Nuremberg season

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Wallace

Gould

1968–69 Atlanta Hawks season

1968–69 Czechoslovak Extraliga season

Chicago Bulls

Sormani
Iversen

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Sandy Allan

1968 presidential election (disambiguation)

Chairman

Cruyff

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Alfred Köhler

Peter King

Hoffmann
Rosenborg

Kansas

W17 D9 L8 F61 A49 P43

Creiniceanu

Frank Szymanski

Drouet

Terry Lewis

Colorado

Todor Gerov

Borussia Dortmund

Match drawn; West Zone won on first innings lead

Hudson

Abbas Ali Baig 49

1968–69 Detroit Pistons season

Pérez

June 2017

Winner

Queens Park Rangers

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Hansen

German Regionalliga

Craig

RBC

FFFFFF
Munich
Jan Redelfs
Fischer

Levski

Paul Seymour

Lalmas

H. Revelli

Third round

Gilles Marotte

İzmirspor

Aberdeen F.C.

Ortega

Bob

Winiger

Voinea

1968–69 A PFG

Sam
San Francisco

1968 student protests

Lazarević

Liverpool

Volkert

Rich

Ipswich Town

Morrow
Kabát

Leighton Phillips

1968–69 CPHL season

1968–69 Cypriot Second Division

FF0000

Bayern Munich

1968 purge of Polish Jews

Bursaspor

Adams Cup Final

Round of 16

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1968–69 ABA season

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1968–69 Football League Third Division

1968–69 Dundee United F.C. season

Brian Clark

Ritter

1968 protests

1968–69 FC Dinamo București season

1968–69 Eredivisie (ice hockey) season

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Haug

Chaney

Ian Laschke: Rothmans Book of Football League Records 1888–89 to 1978–79. Macdonald and Jane’s, London & Sydney, 1980.

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Don Murray

1968–69 Cypriot First Division

Burnley

Prelims

French Rugby Championship 1968-1969

Detroit Red Wings

Amancio

Arizona State

Fritz Seiler

1968–69 Dallas Chaparrals season

Rivera

1968–69 Ekstraklasa

Abdul-Rahman

Prati

EE1010

Wolverhampton

1968 soviet invasion of czechoslovakia

Sunderland
Manchester City

Boozer

Niskakoski

Denver Rockets

İstanbulspor

Keïta

Papin

1968–69 Boston Celtics season

Manager

Karl-Heinz Fork

Richie

Fréha

1968–69 Aberdeen F.C. season

Sheffield Wednesday

1968 movie

Ljungberg

F/G

1968–69 Bundesliga

Fenerbahçe

Tom

John

Zelmo

DET

BAL

1968–69 Chicago Black Hawks season

Gerhard Schulenburg

Birmingham City F.C.

1968–69 Australian region cyclone season

José María Ortiz de Mendibil

Slavia VŠ Praha

Gemmell

1968 Úrvalsdeild

Max Jacobs

Murdoch
Glentoran

PG/SG

European Cup

West Zone won the toss and elected to bat.

Lovett

Duke Blue Devils

Hyvärinen

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Chetan Chauhan 103

Frankfurt

Lost in the ABA Semifinals

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Rudolf Schröck

Graham Coldrick

April 2011

Nuninga

Gerd Hennig

1968 student riots

Evansville

Ajax

1968–69 Blackpool F.C. season

Robert Hélies

Bruno Schulz

CHI

NHL

Skip

Olsen

Stiles

Walter Luther

Swart

Jones

Dörfel

Dave

Ajit Pai 6/93

Löhr

Santos

Haskins

AEK Athens

1968–69 Cardiff City F.C. season

Velázquez

Semi Final

Wales

Bobby Hull

University of Texas at El Paso

Algerian Cup

Semi-Final

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1968–69 Cuban National Series

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1968–69 FC Dinamo Bucureşti season

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Aachen

Casey

David Carver

Lehmann

Coluna

Norbert Fuchs

Lou

Celtic
Anderlecht
Reipas Lahti

Brungs

Nair

AEL

Reich

1968–69 AHL season

Bud

1968–69 Duke Blue Devils men's basketball team
Atlantic Coast Conference

Stade Mohamed Guessab, Sétif

1968 protests in Kosovo

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Milan

England &

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1968–69 FA Cup Qualifying Rounds

Ronnie Bird

West Ham United

Bulgarian Cup

Silas

Budde

Bill Russell's final season

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1968–69 FA Cup

Ohlhauser
Schmidt

Minnesota

1968 student demonstrations in Kosovo

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Barry

Law

1968–69 Alpha Ethniki

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1968–69 Birmingham City F.C. season

FIBA European Cup Winner's Cup

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Nottingham Forest

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Galatasaray

1968–69 European Cup

Steve Derrett

Paul

1968 presidential campaign

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Aurel Bentu

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Menne

The End of the Celtics Dynasty

Davis

Bjerregaard

W.G. Handley, Cannock

Vefa

Siegfried

Hrušecký

Brian Harris

Jim
Sloan

Nehari

Southampton

Johannes Malka

1968–1969 United States network television schedule

DePaul University

Sartori

Bye

Emmerich

Ventouris

Resenberg

Howell

South Zone

Group stage

Meziani

Dick van Dijk

Diedrich Basedow

Western Kentucky

1968–1969 FIRA Nations Cup

Olk

Tennessee
Southern

Köln

Brown

Malcolm Clarke

1968–69 Cincinnati Royals season

Dallas Chaparrals

Cupa României

1968–69 Belgian First Division

Boerwinkle

Roy McCormack

Gary Bell

Oregon State

Papageorgiou

Djordje Pavlić (76')

Venkataraman Subramanya 2/35

FC Bayern 6–0 Werder Bremen

_bluestripes

Grambling State University

Galea

Creighton

Replay

Beckenbauer

1968–69 Chelsea F.C. season

CSKA

Muller

1968–69 Austrian football championship

1968–69 Football League Second Division

Kuna

Dennis

Benchriet

Karl-Heinz Picker

Werder Bremen 6–5 M'gladbach

Vasović

Detroit Pistons

Gençlerbirliği

1968–69 Coupe de France

Valur

Cincinnati Royals

Eskişehirspor

1968–1969 United States network television schedule (late night)

1968–69 Detroit Red Wings season

Pohlschmidt (41')

1968–69 Duleep Trophy

Dwight

Hannover

Bill

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Stamatiadis
Nordahl

1968 riots

Chalmers

Alfred Ott

Arsenal

Beypazarı Şekerspor

Langer

1968–69 French Rugby Union Championship

Clifford Coombs

Jeunesse Esch

1968 revolution of Iraq

Washington WizardsBaltimore Bullets

1968 – Die Kinder der Diktatur

Hans Hillebrand

1968–69 Bahraini Premier League

Stoke City

Paul Kindervater

Villanova

Klaus Ohmsen

Devrindt
Elmstedt

1968 united states presidential election

Hagara
Red Star Belgrade

Johnson

Starek
Roth

1968–69 Algerian Championnat National

Kentschke

Lost ABA Western Division Semifinals versus Oakland Oaks

Don

José Augusto

Chelsea

Dallas Black Hawks

1968 movies

Oswald Fritz

Bobby Ferguson

USM Alger

Vacant

Illinois

Boston Celtics

Simões
Aníbal da Silva Oliveira

Schalke

Wiberg

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Keizer

Bernaoui
Maloufi

Levavasseur

Fred Davies

Real Madrid

Steinmann

Charlton

CENTER

Johnston

Finals

Beşiktaş

Astle

Clemens

Guerin

Kidd

Saadi

1968–69 Bulgarian Cup

Bonnel

Jerry

Saint-Étienne

Helmut Fritz

Wes Unseld's debut season

Everton

Chicago Black Hawks

Group Stage

Sanders

Newark

West Bromwich Albion

Constantin

1968–69 European Cup (handball)

Semifinals

Quarterfinals
Brenninger

1968–69 Cupa României

Edgar Deuschel

Braunschweig

Ground

Feijenoord 30 goals

ROC

Karafeskos

UCLA

Deloffre

1968–69 Baltimore Bullets season

Kansas State

Unknown

Eleventh NBA Championship

Hartford

Joe

Romania

Burns

Ferdinand Biwersi

HFC Haarlem

Altıparmak

Larry

Steaua Bucureşti

Hamilton

Swindon Town

Russell

Martinkovič

Graham

Best

1968–69 French Division 1

1968–69 1. FC Nurnberg season

FC Dinamo Bucureşti

Veendam

Salem

South Carolina

Sevastopoulos

Altay

Zürich

Chorda

كأس الجزائر

Zunzunegui
Jacinto

University of Louisville

Clarke

Larsson

Wembley Stadium, London

Müller

Spartak Trnava
Rapid Wien

Siemensmeyer

1968–69 CHL season

Young

Atlanta Hawks

Nelson

Seeler

Quarterfinal

Horst Herden

Denis DeJordy

Göztepe

First Round

Beaty

ACC

Mal

1968–69 Clemson Tigers men's basketball team

1968–69 Copa del Rey

Floriana

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1968–69 Football League Fourth Division

Ankara Demirspor

Ostojić

Clem

CIN

1968 strike at San Francisco State University

CSKA Moscow

Frank Sharp

Tottenham

Mulder

1968–69 FIBA European Champions Cup

1968–69 Eerste Divisie

Chetan Chauhan 3/39

1968–69 Bulgarian Hockey League season

Boudjenoune

1968–1969 United States network television schedule (Saturday morning)

E. A. S. Prasanna 4/85

Günter Linn

Loy

Semifinales

University of Houston

Quarter-finals

CR Belcourt

1968–69 1re série season