Opening Minnesota pheasant season yields mixed luck across counties
Reports show strong opening results near LeRoy and Adams but poor efforts in Mankato and Owatonna areas. A Rochester district hunter group struggled with birds and accuracy while a party near Albert Lee failed to bag any game, one member receiving a dog bite. Stearns County led with 126 hunters and 89 pheasants. Deer bow season wins for the Underdahl family near Austin.
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Minnesota Conservation Dept
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St. Cloud
Mankato
Dick Kruger
Kruger
Iowa
Wells
Faribault County
Blue Earth
St. Croix State Park
Twin Cities
Conservation Dept
Minnesota
Camp Ripley
Little Falls
Brother Duel Set As Haugo Brothers Face Off
Minnesota defensive end Don Haugo and Iowa tackle Tom Haugo, brothers from Litchfield, meet in Minneapolis as Minnesota aims to halt Iowa in a Big Ten clash. Both families plan to attend, with parents choosing sides by the ball.
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University of Minnesota
Don Hauge
Iowa
Tom Haugo
Don
Don Haugo
Tom
Haugos
Minnesota
Litchfield
Innesota
Haugo
Gophers
Hawkeyes
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AFL defenses show Jets Chiefs teams struggle on ground
New York Jets and Kansas City Chiefs rank 1 2 in rushing defense in the AFL as the Oilers lead overall in yards allowed. Jets allow 73.1 rushing yards per game and Chiefs 83.5, while Houston tops defenses at 240.8 total yards per game and San Diego powers offense with 415.7 yards per game. Kansas City leads in rushing with 183.3 yards per game.
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New York Jets
Kansas City Chiefs
Jets
Chiefs
Houston Oilers
San Diego
Chargers
Kansas City
Winningest coaches ranked by college football records
Bob Devaney of Nebraska leads with 88 wins 22 losses and 5 ties in 11 seasons for a .787 winning percentage. John ny Baught of TCU follows at 163-48-11 for a .750 rate and Paul Bear Bryant of Alabama sits third with 179-53-15 for a .755 mark.
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NBA
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Johnny Baught
TCU
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Cheer Leaders Spark Austin Packers Football Finale
The Packers draw about 23,500 fans over eight games this season and six AHL cheerleaders, Susie Brown, Vicki Harpader, Kathy Orshek, Gayle Capretz, Sharon Lee, and Laurie Dain, will lead the section Friday for the St. Paul Humboldt finale.
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Packers
Susie Brown
Vicki Harpader
Kathy Orshek
Gayle Capretz
Sharon Lee
Laurie Dain
St. Paul Humboldt
Three major colleges placed on probation for scholarship rule violations
The NCAA council punishments bar LaSalle Florida State and St Bonaventure from postseason play with one or two year suspensions. LaSalle received two year probation for terminating scholarships and off campus pay irregularities. St Bonaventure and Florida State got one year for tour and early practice violations.
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Associated Press
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Policy Council
Harding
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American Basketball Association
Bergstrom
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Scott
We Were Robbed Claims Emile Griffith After Loss
Stanley Hayward upset Emile Griffith 10 rounds in Philadelphia as Griffith alleged robbery and planned an appeal to the Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission. Referee Clayton and Judge Tress scored 47 46 for Hayward, Styles 47 44 for Griffith, AP had 48 43 for Griffith.
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Philadelphia
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Hayward
Griffith
Gil Clancy
Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission
Zack Clayton
Lou Tress
Jack Styles
Associated Press
North Stars prep for Bruins game amid surprise announcement
Minnesota North Stars hold a news conference before tonight’s NHL clash with the Boston Bruins amid reports GM-Coach Wren Blair may shift to full-time administration. Boston, 5-3, seeks first win at the Metropolitan Sports Center while Chicago Montreal New York and West foes heat the season. Cesare Maniago shines in goal as Danny Grant Danny O’Shea and Claude Larose push scoring.
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Boston Bruins
North Stars
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NHL
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Blair
Bruins
Chicago
Montreal
New York
Metropolitan Sports Center
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Gerry Cheevers
Bruin
Phie Esposito
Cesare Maniage
Danny Grant
Danny O'Shea
Claude Larose
Grant
O'Shea
Larose
Purdue's Dillingham Emerges as Defensive Asset
Purdue split end Bob Dillingham, once understudy to Jim Beirne, is praised as a top pass defense player. His blocking improved this season, and after the Notre Dame game he proved his value by key blocks on Leroy Keyes' touchdown run, earning a starting role.
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Lafayette
Ind
Bob Dillingham
Purdue
Jack Mollenkopf
Jim Beirne
America
Bob
Notre Dame
Leroy Keyes
Dillingham
Pipers hold lead with balanced attack to beat Floridians
Minnesota Pipers powered by Connie Hawkins 34 points and a balanced five man attack defeated the Miami Floridians 116 to 106 in Duluth. Chico Vaughn 23, Art Heyman 19, Arvesta Kelly 17 in his first start. Williams out with tonsillitis. Floridians led by Willie Murrell 24 and Donnie Freeman 23. Pipers 20-6, one game up on Kentucky in the Eastern Division. New Orleans beat Oakland 121-119. Nets, Knicks won in separate NBA games.
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Steve Vacendak
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Donnie Freeman
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Kentuky Colonels
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Twin Cities
New Orleans
Oakland
Rick Barry
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James Jones
Denver
Boston Celtics
Chicago Bulls
Boston
Chicago
Bulls
Brown wins Big Nine cross country title at Owatonna
Austin senior Randy Brown claimed his third major season title with a 10 18 at the Big Nine meet held at Owatonna Country Club. He set a course record and beat Albert Lea’s Dave VanderBrake by about 60 yards as Austin finished second to Albert Lea in the team standings.
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Albert Lea
Dave VandeBrake
Vande- Brake
University of Minnesota
Austin
Dan Humes
Tom Halvorson
Mankato
Lynn Martens
Dan Petersen
Gerry Hanson
Dave Miller
Willie Bartholomew
Dick Johnson
Roger Bierklin
Tigers
Bowling Top Five Scores Across Austin Bowl Meet
The Austin bowling scene lists top five scores from various leagues. Lyle Sellers leads with 628, followed by Darel Lindberg 565 and Larry Worke 561. JR Girls Debby Allas posts 386, while Echo Flyers founder V Pettit Jr. earns 671.
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Austin Bowl
Lyle Sellers
Darel Lindberg
Larry Worke
Howie Majerus
Virgil Wipp
Recreation J. Bednar
O. Hovland
A. Winkels
G. Brandt
Harold Rinehart
ASJC Begins Cage Workouts Ahead of Season Opener
ASJC basketball practice at Austin State Junior College started on a limited basis this week under coach Jim Mittun. Five lettermen return from 1967-68, including top scorers Jim Turner and John Taylor. The team opens Nov. 26 at home vs Owatonna Pillsbury.
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Ted
Austin State Junior College
Jim Mittun
Mittun
Jim Turner
Blooming Prairie
John Taylor
Austin
Turner
Dan Leimbeck
Pecelli
Tom Webbrock
Gary Hendrickson
Herald Grid Ratings Shake Up as St Cloud Stays Top
Herald’s weekly prep football ratings show several changes with only the top three teams holding positions. St Cloud Cathedral remains undefeated at 8-0 and leads St Thomas Academy, De La Salle, and St John’s through Week 10.
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Kusner Becomes First Woman Licensed to Race Horses at Major Track
Kathy Kusner, 27, Olympic equestrian, is the first woman licensed to run horses on the flat at a major track with legal betting in Laurel Maryland. The groundbreaking approval marks a historic milestone for women in American horse racing.
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Laurel, Md
Kathy Kusner
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