Big Ten Expected to Back NCAA Federation Move
Chicago AP report: Big Ten to adopt policy ensuring athletes are ineligible for events not sanctioned by their university or federation. Policy ties in AAU rules and federation control, with Friday vote by faculty and athletic directors after Wednesday meetings.
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Texas A&M names Gene Stallings new head coach
Texas A&M selects Gene Stallings from Alabama as head coach to restore football fortunes. Henry Foldberg becomes full-time athletic director after three years in the role. Stallings was a 1956 A&M end on Bryant’s unbeaten conference champions.
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Bear) Bryant
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Hank) Foldberg
Big Ten Pushes Cage Record to 20 5 in Night of Wins
Michigan, Indiana and Ohio State all won non conference games to lift the Big Ten to 20 5. Michigan dominated Missouri 91 61 while Indiana crushed Oklahoma 87 60. Ohio State narrowly defeated Houston 77 70.
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Wolfpack Coach Quits Over Fatigue After 19 Seasons
Raleigh AP Everett Case resigns as NC State basketball coach citing extreme fatigue nine days after his 65th birthday. Athletic Director Roy Bloston and committee approve assistant Press Maravich as head coach and keep Case on as advisory coach after the resignation.
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Cappelletti Sets AFL Scoring Mark with 155 Points
Gino Cappelletti of Boston extends the American Football League scoring record to 155 points, surpassing his previous mark of 147 set earlier in the season. The veteran receiver and kicker continues to lead in scoring with consistent performances.
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Wrestling Show at Wiota Promises Four TV Stars in Tag Match
A wrestling show at the Wiota gym tomorrow night at 8 30 features a tag team match with Baron Otto Von Krupp Pampero Firpo Billy Red Cloud and Rene Goulet. Semifinal pits Don Jardine vs Reggie Parks and Von Krupp with Billy Red Cloud in the opener. Tickets 125 for adults 50 cents for under 12 available at the door or at Cole's Jewelry Pauls Cleaners 2x4 Cafe Havens Oil Wiota Phillips Oil Brayton or The Redwood Anita.
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Griswold Wrestler Wins 95-Pound Title at Cyclone Invite
Gene Casey of Griswold captured the 95 pound title at the Cyclone invitational in Harlan over the weekend, aiding Griswold to second place behind Harlan. Casey defeated Ron Peterson of Harlan 4-0. Griswold also saw Steve Kimpson lose to Randy Greiner in 165 pound final and Bill Apt fall to Dean Koski in 154 pound final.
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Dean Chance Has Best ERA Record In 2 Years
Dean Chance, 23, of the Los Angeles Angels, posted a 1.65 earned run average over 278 innings to win the American League ERA title for the season. The mark is the best since 1943 and follows his Cy Young award last month as the majors top pitcher.
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Cepeda Undergoes Knee Surgery For Giants
San Francisco Giants slugger Orlando Cepeda underwent knee surgery to remove torn cartilage from his right knee. Dr. Harrison McLaughlin, his team physician, led the surgical team and stated Cepeda should be as good as ever. The note references a 1943 All Stars win over Washington by 27 to 7.
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Shenandoah Downs Nishna Valley In Cage Clash
Shenandoah edged Nishna Valley 58-43 as Shenandoah 16 points from Shenandoah players Denny How ard and Bruce Ketcham led the win. Dale Sandquist topped Nishna Valley with 12 points for the losers.
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Packers Deem Tackles Lightweight For Modern Play
In a note on line play the Packers overlook 220 pound tackles as undersized while the Lions employ a 300 pound lineman. The shift highlights evolving standards for NFL trenches and team strategies.
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Poughkeepsie Bowler Jake Charger Posts 834 Series
Jake Charger of Poughkeepsie New York rolled an 834 series in Newburgh New York this summer. His games measured 278 277 and 279 as part of the standout performance.
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Michigan Tops AP Basketball Poll In Early Vote
The Associated Press ranks Michigan first in the opening regular season poll led by a veteran Wolverines squad that lost only one regular from last season and earned wide support with 337 points. Wichita comes second with 236 points, while Vanderbilt St. Louis San Francisco Minnesota UCLA Duke Kentucky and St. John's round out the top ten.
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Big Eight Teams Split Nonleague Games Monday Night
Kansas State used a zone defense to beat Southern Illinois 61-48 while Michigan toppled Missouri 91-61 in Ann Arbor. Indiana beat Oklahoma 87-69 at Bloomington and Nebraska defeated South Dakota 74-63 at Lincoln. The Big Eight record against outside teams stands 12-10.
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Bowling League Results and Standout Scores
In the 40 Bowlers league Hetricks Standard beat Swanson’s Merner Olds. Fast Oil toppled Rex Pharmacy. The Pines defeated Gillin Gas two to one. Jackie Pelzer rolled 582 series and 236 single. Nadine Jensen 527. Corky Brown 524. Sally Lever 517. Brown 203 game. Jensen 199. Greenwalt 189. Walnut Grove won three from Eagles in Night Owl. Irves Elbow Room beat Brindley Body Shop. Guys Potato Chips beat Swanson’s. Cook & Cassow beat Challenge Feeds two of three. Ivan Shearman 604 series and 24 single. Parker Butcher 572. Orville Reineke 559. Paul Walters 538. Gerald Harris 215 game. Orville Reineke 214. Ear Turnure 206.
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Buena Vista Edges Dubuque In Iowa Conference Opener
Buena Vista defeated Dubuque 75 to 72 in the Iowa Conference opener. The game featured a tight first half with multiple lead changes and a 37 to 35 Dubuque edge at halftime. Parsons narrowly beat Rockhurst 79 to 77 in another close matchup.
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Conservation Club Dinner Promises Elk and Shipibo Program
The Cass County Game Conservation Club hosts its annual dinner tomorrow at 6 30 p m in the community building with elk buffalo and ham on the menu. Offiers will be elected and prizes awarded. Guest speaker Al Bell of Stuart will present Sons of Shipibo about the Shipibo Indians of Peru and jungle life based on his travels with missionary John and Louise McGregor.
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Cincinnati Beats St. Louis Cardinals 10 to 8 in Series
Cincinnati defeats St. Louis to take the season series 10 games to 8. The win shifts momentum in the ongoing matchup between the two clubs as the season progresses.
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Motorists Answer Stop Signs in City Traffic
Drivers heed stop signs as mandatory stops, not merely slow downs, according to street safety notes in the News Telegraph Want Ads. The appeal urges full compliance to prevent crashes and improve intersection safety.
Probate hearing for Ida Wollenhaupt will in Atlantic
In Cass County Iowa District Court case 8351 notice to all interested parties. A Dec 15 1964 hearing at 9:00 AM at the County Courthouse Atlantic to prove the Last Will and Testament of Ida Wollenhaupt deceased. Clerk Cathryn McMullen issues the probate notice.
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Notice of Probate and Estate Executors in Cass County Iowa
The estate of Emma Euken deceased is probated in Cass County Iowa with Emmett Ernest Euken and Robert Leroy Euken named as executors. Creditors must file claims within six months from the second publication, and debtors should pay promptly. attorneys Kluever and Van Ginkel represent the executors. Second publication dated December 15, 1964.
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Penn State Freshmen Team Mostly Local Destined for Gridiron
Penn State's 25 member freshman football squad is largely home grown with only four out of state players. The outsiders listed include tackles Bill Lenkaitis of Youngstown Ohio Mike McBath of Woodbury New Jersey Frank Linski of Newark New Jersey and guard Russ Minkowitz of Canton Massachusetts.
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Large Turkey Crop Depresses Market
Ame s consumers buy turkeys at bargain prices as a record 98 million birds are forecast for this year. Wallace Ross of Iowa State University notes the 1964 crop lowers live market prices from last year and predicts continued bargains through the year with eight to fourteen pound hens in strong demand and toms used for processed items like turkey rolls and roasts at attractive prices.
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Yellow headed blackbird noted for harsh song shrieks
National Geographic Society presents Song and Garden Birds of North America describing the yellow headed blackbird. The male’s song is a harsh jumble of notes ending in a rasping buzz familiar to parents of teenagers.
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