Atlantic Trojans Set For Thrilling Creston Showdown
Atlantic coach Arnold Gaarde expects a hard fought battle as Creston brings a 3-0 record into Friday’s game at Atlantic High School gym. Creston’s veteran lineup includes Randy Long and Doug Jones, while Atlantic counters with Jim Wollmuth and Rex Duskin. The game follows top-division clashes with Clarinda at Red Oak and Shenandoah hosting Maryville.
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Killebrew to Have Knee Surgery Behind Early 1963 Season
Harmon Killebrew of the Minnesota Twins will undergo knee surgery in Caldwell Idaho today to correct a ailment that disrupted his start to the 1963 season. The procedure aims to restore strength and return him to peak performance for the AL champions.
Mount Ayr routs Greenfield in Cage Games sprint
Mount Ayr rolled to an 86 41 win over Greenfield after a 45 14 halftime lead as Rick Defenbaugh scored 33 points and Don Jensen added 16. Clearfield led 35 11 at the break to defeat Villisca 62 40 and the Clearfield girls doubled Villisca 81 52 led by Betts Gaule with 42 points while Barbara Wagaman had 22 for Villisca.
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Rookie honors for Vikings receiver Paul Flatley
Paul Flatley, rookie split end for the Minnesota Vikings, was named NFL Rookie of the Year by an Associated Press panel from 14 cities. The Northwestern alumnus ranked eighth among top receivers with 51 catches for 867 yards and four touchdowns, and was the only rookie among the leaders.
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Big Eight grid schedule draws record crowds this season
The Big Eight Conference reports a season with an average of about 12,000 fans at home games and multiple schools setting records. Oklahoma Texas Home at Dallas did not count as a home game for Oklahoma, and total attendance topped the prior mark for the seventh straight year.
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Motorists Urged to Obey Stop Signs at Intersections
Local officials warn drivers that stop signs mean a full stop at all crossings and not a directive to “stow downs” or treat the signs as advisory. The reminder aims to reduce accidents and improve roadway safety in the city.
Ohio State Home Win Streak Ends In Davidson Defeat
Ohio State, ranked eighth, suffered a 95-73 upset loss at home to Davidson, snapping a 50-game home winning streak. Michigan stayed perfect at 4-0 with an 80-70 win over Butler, while Minnesota, Michigan State, and Iowa also remained undefeated in Big Ten play. Iowa hosts SMU next.
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Hawkeye Bowl leads Classic league results summary
Bowling results show Hawkeye Bowl beating The Forum and Wilson Concrete felling Heithoff Furniture in straight games. The Pines beat Van's and Hamm's beat Cranston's Painters two to one. Clarence Owen led with a 630 series and 225 203 pins, plus Ken Anderson and Woody Young top with 224s.
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California grid coach resigns after four seasons
California football coach Marv Levy resigns after a 8 29 3 3 record in four seasons. Levy, a Phi Beta Kappa hire, had inherited a tough schedule and averaged players, leaving with a 4-3-1 final season after a 1960 appointment to succeed Pete Elliott. The departure follows a 4-3-1 year and a loss to Stanford’s Jack Curtice.
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Staubach Hopes To Improve on Passing Ability
Navy quarterback Roger Staubach, after accepting the Heisman Trophy, says he must learn more about passing and will work to improve the team’s offense next season. He discusses pro interest, Navy support, and praises from coach Wayne Hardin and captain Tom Lynch.
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Celtics win ninth straight at home in midweek win
The Celtics beat St Louis 104 to - their ninth home win this season under 100 points allowed. Boston extends to five games ahead of Cincinnati in the Eastern Division race as the Royals hammer Detroit 127 107 and Philadelphia defeats New York 113 103.
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Three Cohen Owned Horses Lead Pimlico Fourth Race
At Pimlico on Tuesday three owners named Cohen entered two year olds in the fourth race. Philip Cohen’s Kings Only won, Gee Cohen’s Bobby Mai Sel was second, and Nathan Cohen’s Chick Lang finished third. They are not related.
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Rams Hope Arnett Plays Sunday Despite Hamstring
Injured Rams halfback Jon Arnett may miss the season finale at Baltimore after pulling a hamstring against Green Bay. He has battled knee injuries earlier this season and his availability remains uncertain for the Sunday game.
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Halas Named NFL Coach of the Year by AP Panel
Chicago size and coaching legend George Halas, 68, was voted Coach of the Year by AP sports writers and broadcasters from 14 NFL cities. He credits his players and staff for the award as he prepares for a potential do or die clash with the Detroit Lions for the Western Division title.
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Conference Three league games on tap in Southwest Iowa
Three SW Iowa Conference games Friday could reshuffle standings. Adair Casey visits Oakland, Anita travels to Griswold, Bridgewater-Fontanelle plays at C&M. Avoca hosts Lewis Central in a nonleague date. Orient-Macksburg not scheduled.
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