Big Ten Football Schedule Shift Guides Minnesota Iowa Game
The Minnesota Iowa game will be played October 16 in Iowa City instead of November. The Big Ten schedules 10 games next season, and Minnesota fans traveling eastward may face mild weather. The piece discusses Vikings quarterback options including VanderKelen and Berry, plus college links to Lance Rentzel and Patty Thatcher. It notes bowling achievements at Allied Lanes and local sports notes from Owatonna to Rochester and Austin.
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Gophers Open Road Tests at Drake in Des Moines
Minnesota travels to Des Moines to face Drake in a rugged nonconference game. Drake, co-champion of the Missouri Valley, returns two stars Bogash and West from last season and features strong depth at several positions. Minnesota seeks revenge after last year’s 64 51 win at Williams Arena and looks to zip past the Bulldogs before a Saturday stop in Ames against Iowa State.
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Delayed Egg Bowl Rivalry Sets Saturday Showdown in Oxford
Mississippi State and Mississippi clash in Oxford as both teams seek a rebound after rough seasons. The NBC telecast begins at 2 30 p.m. EST with injuries and bad luck hampering both squads. LSU faces Florida in the Sugar Bowl later that day after Hurricane Hilda disruptions.
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Gusties Drop Cage Opener
Minnesota teams split three games on Thursday led by Mankato State 81-7 over Lincoln University from Missouri. St Marys of Winona beat Stevens Point 72-65, Gustavus Adolphus fell 68-66 to South Dakota State. Hagen scored 26 for Mankato. Sanger 23 for St Marys. Laumann 30 for Gustavus. Lincoln visits St Cloud State next. St Olaf and Carleton start Midwest Conference play.
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U S Golfers Share Lead in Cup Test
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus led the United States in the Canada Cup at Kapalua Hawaii as the Americans tied South Africa for the team lead after the first two rounds. Palmer shot 66 and Nicklaus 72 for 138, while Gary Player and Denis Hutchinson posted 69s to reach 133.
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Spartans Win Opener As Bucks Fall To St. Louis
Michigan State beat Northern Michigan 82-76 to open its season while Ohio State lost to St. Louis 79-70. Illinois hosts UCLA next, with Illini star Skip Thoren and teammates led by Combes. Gary Garrison led St Louis with 21 points and 16 rebounds in their win.
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Cure 81 Team Hosts Dubuque In Weekend Match
Hormel Cure 81 meets strong Dubuque Cresslanes at Echo Lanes Saturday night at 7. This second meeting of the season follows Cure 81’s 2894 to 2793 win in Dubuque. Bud Gatena returns from the pro tour to pace the visitors with a 663 in the first encounter. VanderHaar leads Cure 81 with a 698 series and a 279 game in Cedar Rapids.
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Worthington JC Beats Emmetsburg 84-63 in Minnesota Tilt
Worthington Junior College defeated Emmetsburg 84 to 63 on Thursday night in Worthington Minnesota. The win boosts Worthington’s basketball efforts at home.
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Huarte Heads Backfield In AP All America Team
John Huarte Tim Timberlake Donny Anderson and Gale Sayers form the offensive backfield on the 1964 AP All America team named by eight regional boards. Dick Butkus leads a stout defense as part of a 22 man first unit with multiple star selections across offense and defense.
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Larry Kramer
UCLA andIllinois tilt in season opener headline of national program
UCLA opens defense of its NCAA title at Illinois in a marquee event without All America guard Walt Hazzard. Johnny Wooden praises the talent as Gail Goodrich Keith Erickson and Fred Goss lead a Bruins squad favored to win 31 straight.
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Pacelli Hosts Blake as Defense Remains Focus
Pacelli coach Don Carlson pushes for tighter defense after early-season success. The Shamrocks, led by Dave Lobb, aim for a third straight victory against Blake at Hopkins tonight, relying on a strong rebounding and scoring pace while watching for free-throw trouble.
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Lerud Named All-State Player on Parade Show
Wayne Lerud, overlooked in the WCCO Radio All-State Basketball Team of the week, earned a forward berth after scoring 31 points with strong rebounding in Minneapolis South’s 73 71 victory. Tom Weaver of Faribault was the sole other Big Nine Conference selection.
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New Commissioner to Get More Power in Baseball Policy
Major league owners approved granting the next commissioner broader powers and a pro football style draft of underexperienced players. The move, intended to limit court challenges, follows Ford C. Frick's pending retirement and a three-draft system targeting college, high school, and Legion players. Bo Belinsky trade rumors tied to a possible Angels Phillies deal also circulated amid winter meetings.
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Happy) Chandler
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Butkus and Morton Sign with NFL in Draft Progress
The NFL and AFL signed several first round picks on Thursday. Dick Butkus joined Chicago and Craig Morton tied with the Dallas Cowboys. Each deal reportedly around $200,000. NFL has seven of 14 first-round selections. AFL has four of eight.
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Packer Cage Coach Seeks Improvement
Oscar Haddorff hopes for better play as Austin Packer hosts Owatonna in the Big Nine opener at 8 p.m. with a 6:45 p.m. prelim. Austin seeks first win after a 73 71 loss to Minneapolis South while Owatonna, coached by Harvey Golberg, carries a 1 1 record.
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Gopher Six Michigan in Two-Game WCHA Series
Minnesota faces defending champion Michigan in Ann Arbor in a two game WCHA series as part of a weekend set that also features North Dakota at Michigan Tech and Duluth at Colorado College. North Dakota and Michigan Tech play two games in Houghton while Minnesota Duluth visits Colorado College in nonconference action.
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Wings Beat Boston 4-2 as Ullman Leads Rally
Detroit remains in the hunt for the top spot with Norm Ullman scoring and guiding the Wings to a 4-2 win over Boston. The victory pushes Detroit three points ahead and extends their unbeaten streak to five games. Montreal defeated Toronto 4-2 to pull even with the Maple Leafs for second place with 23 points.
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