Jeter Will Study All Pro Offers
Iowa City AP Bob Jeter plans to evaluate all NFL and AFL offers before signing with any team after being drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the NFL draft. He may also consider Canadian football options. Other NFL picks from Iowa include Curt Merz Don Norton Charles Lee Bob Hain Tom Watkins and George Phelps.
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Iowa City
Bob Jeter
Curt Merz
Don Norton
Charles Lee
Bob Hain
University of Iowa
Tom Watkins
Iowa State
George Phelps
Cornell College
Midwest Grapevine of Drafted Prospects and Round Details
A sweep of midwest and national picks lists players by round and team. Names include Mike Majac Prentice Gautt Bob Schultz Ross Fichtner Jim Andre ott William Martin Jim Marshall Dale Hackbart Bob Jarus Abner Haynes Curtis McClinton Pete Hall Vic Jones Darrell Harper Joe Kulbacki John Littlejohn Jim Heineke Oblins Emory Turner Ron Mahony Richard Brooks Gilmer Lewis and more across Chicago Detroit Cleveland Green Bay and others with colleges Purdue Ohio State Notre Dame Wisconsin and Kansas among schools cited.
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San Francisco
Mike Majac
Missouri
Clevepanel Prentice Gautt
Oklahoma
Detroit
Bob Schultz
Notre Dame
Cleve
Ross Fichtner
Purdue
Jim Andreott
Northwestern
Chicago Bears
William Martin
Minnesota
San Diego Marines
Cleve Gang Jim Marshall
Ohio State
Ackie
Chicago Cardinals
Bil Burrell
Illinois
Green Bay
Dale Hackbart
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Bob Jarus
Pittsburgh
Abner Haynes
North Texas State
Los Angeles
Jerry Stalcup
Michael Wright
Leonard Wilson
Baltimore
Jerry Beachout
Don Hitt
Oklahoma State
Dan Lamphear
Bob White
New York
Fred Hageman
Kansas
DeWitt Hoopes
Francis Brixius
Curtis McClinton
Clyde Washington
Canor
Bobby Boyd
Ted Aucreman
Indiana
Dale Rems
Washington
Jim Crotty
Pete Hall
Marquette
Vic Jones
Pete Johannsen
Augustana College
Darrell Harper
Michigan
Joe Kulbacki
John Littlejohn
Jim Heineke
Philadelphia
Mike Graney
Chicago
Oblins
Emory Turner
Ron Mahony
Richard Brooks
Dean Ok
Michigan State
Gilmer Lewis
Epereland
Bob Nelson
Orioles acquire O'Dell and Lees in big interleague swap
Baltimore trades Billy O'Dell Billy Lees to San Francisco for Jackie Brandt Gordon Jones and catcher Roger McCardell The deal centers on upgrading the Orioles outfield with Brandt while the Giants seek pitching help Loes could bolster relief while O'Dell brings potential as a starter and a checkered injury history is noted in the discussion
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UPI
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San Francisco
Paul Richards
Oriole
Billy O'Dell
Billy Lees
Giants
Jackie Brandt
Gordon Jones
Roger McCardell
Miami
Orioles
Loes
The
Yankees
Alabama to Face Penn State in Liberty Bowl
Philadelphia officials announced that Alabama will play Penn State in the Liberty Bowl at Philadelphia Stadium on December 19. Coach Paul Bryant confirmed the Crimson Tide’s bid acceptance after a team vote. Liberty Bowl chair Lou Little called the matchup highly promising for an inaugural East major bowl. Alabama owns a 7 1 2 record entering the game.
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Alabama
Penn State
Philadelphia Stadium
Howl
Paul
Bear
Bryant
Crimson Tide
Birmingham
Lou Little
Little
Northwestern names Andreotti Wildcats MVP at banquet
Center Jim Andreotti was named Northwestern university s most valuable football player Monday night at the Wildcats annual banquet.
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Evanston, Ill
Jim Andreotti
Northwestern University
Wildcats
Cannon and Izo Pick NFL Over AFL
LSU star Billy Cannon and Notre Dame quarterback George Izo were drafted by the NFL and signed to play in the league. Cannon plans to join the Los Angeles Rams after LSU’s Sugar Bowl date, while Izo has signed with the Chicago Cardinals. The NFL touts stability, security, and fringe benefits to lure college stars.
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Philadelphia
Billy Cannon
George Izo
National Football League
American Football League
Cannon
Louisiana State
Izo
Notre Dame
NFL
LSU
Los Angeles Rams
Mississippi Izo
Chicago Cardinals
Carbo Now Faces California Charges
Frankie Carbo, jailed for two years as an undercover boxing manager and matchmaker, was arrested Tuesday to face an attempted extortion charge in California.
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New York
Frankie Carbo
California
McQuiston Opens Cedar Rapids 9th 600 Series in Jubilee League
Minnie McQuiston rolled a 603 in the Jubilee ladies league at Cedar Rapids. Her games were 189 190 and 224, giving a 603 for the ninth century series of the bowling season.
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Minnie McQuiston
Cedar Rapids
Going someplace Buy a good car from the want ads
Local help wanted and classified section urges readers to consider available automobiles in the want ads. Readers are prompted to browse listings for reliable used cars and potential bargains on wheels.
Coe Loses Joe Austin in Freshmen Clash
Joe Austin a Bryant scholarship holder quits the Coe team affecting basketball plans. Kohawks open against the freshmen at 7:30 with guard duties shifted to Dutton and Waeckerle. Gustafson Abrahamson start with Froebel at center as Austin’s departure tests Coach Fitch’s depth. Season ticket policy announced by Clan of C with $1 admission and two person passes for all 11 home games.
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Coe
Joe Austin
Bryant
Kohawks
Austin
Beitterman
George W. Bryant
Marshalltown
Carl Froebel
Vest
Bob Dutton
van Horne
Ron ‘Waeckerle
Decatur, Ill
Steve Gustafson
Moline
Lee Abrahamson
Froebel
Clan of C
Tom Stonebarger
Coe J
Rams Deal Freshmen 109-66 Loss
Cornell college cruised past the Ram freshmen 109-66 in Mont Vernon as Rich Merz scored 24 and Ron Altenberg added 15 for the victors. The Rams, gearing up for a season opener at Buena Vista and Morning Side, built a 66-37 halftime margin while Rick Tomek and Ted Davelis led the freshmen with 18 and 15 points.
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Rich Merz
Ron Altenberg
Marion
Ram
Rick Tomek
Chicago
Ted Davelis
Clinton
Wash-Jeff Swim Meet Sets 1-1 Records in Cedar Rapids Pool
Washington and Jefferson high schools collide in a Cedar Rapids swimming meet at 7:50 p.m. The teams enter with 1-1 season marks, aiming to move ahead.
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Cedar Rapids
Washington and
Jefferson
Washington
Red Peppers Discontinued During Editor’s Recovery
Sports Editor Gus Schrader will be out of action after an operation for a torn Achilles tendon. He has returned home from St Luke's hospital and will wear a cast on his left leg for about six weeks.
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Gus Schrader
Schrader
St. Luke's Hospital
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