Anamosa wrestlers win first Linn-Mar Invitational titles
Anamosa scored 110 points to win the Linn-Mar Invitational over host Linn-Mar 52 Marion 46 and Prairie JV 28. Eight Anamosa wrestlers won titles led by Ken Core and Dave Duran in the 95 and 145 pound classes with multiple finalists from Marion and Linn-Mar.
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Grey Cup Triumph for Hamilton Over Saskatchewan
Hamilton Tiger-Cats rout Saskatchewan 24 to 1 to win the Grey Cup. Joe Zuger scored a rushing TD, threw a 71 yard TD pass to Ted Watkins, and booted three singles to earn Outstanding Player honors despite a broken nose.
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Indiana Hoosiers open 1967-68 with 71 65 win
Indiana defeats Northern Illinois 71 to 65 at Bloomington as the Hoosiers dominate from the line, sinking 25 of 38 free throws while Vernon Payne and Earl Schneider lead with 19 points each. Northern Illinois four players reach double figures led by Jim Smith with 16.
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Badgers Throttle DePauw 90-68 In Opener
Wisconsin surged from a nine point early deficit to crush DePauw 90-68 in the college basketball opener. Joe Franklin scored 25 points as the Badgers pulled away in the second half.
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Kentucky Rips Michigan by 96 79 in Ann Arbor
Kentucky Wildcats capitalized on Michigan floor errors and surged to a first-minute lead to defeat the Wolverines 96 79 in Ann Arbor Saturday AP report.
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Schropp Captures 95-Pound Title At Eagle Grove Invite
Rick Schropp of Eagle Grove earned the 95 pound championship at the Eagle Grove Invitational wrestling meet, defeating Fort Dodge's John Talbot 3-1 in the finals. Fort Dodge claimed the team title with 86 points, Prairie finished fifth with 37, and notable runners up included Al Zach at 112 pounds and Jack Spore at heavyweight.
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Iowa Gymnast Keith McCanless wins sidehorse in Chicago
Keith McCanless of the Iowa gym team won the sidehorse event at the Midwest Open gymnastics meet held in Chicago on Saturday.
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Washington Sophs Remain Undefeated in 67 46 Win
Tom Redford led Washington with 24 points while Don Steggall added 14 as the Washington sophomores routed Marshalltown 67 46 at the Wash gym. Marshalltown’s top scorers included Hamblin 13 and Barton 11 with limited support.
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Ellis Beats Bonavena In Tight WBA Semifinal Bout
Jimmy Ellis defeated Oscar Bonavena in a 12 round unanimous decision at Louisville. Ellis floored Bonavena in the third and 10th rounds, suffering a minor cut but remaining dominant to advance to a title eliminator, with judges scoring in Ellis favor 59-53, 55-54, and 59-53.
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Washington gymnasts crush Marshalltown in season opener
Jeff Walder led Cedar Rapids Washington with five event wins and a share of the all around as the defending state champions routed Marshalltown 59 22. Teammate Jay Nissen won the parallel bars and Washington swept multiple events under coach Bob Andrews.
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Kondla scores 31 as Minnesota routs South Dakota 85-52
Minnesota beats South Dakota 85-52 at Williams Arena led by Tom Kondla with 31 points and Bill Hamer 13. Rod Foster adds 14 as Al Nuness scores 22 in the early start for coach John Kundla who emptied the bench with 15 players after a 47-27 halftime lead.
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Rice Defeats Baylor 27 25 in Season Finale
Rice University fullback Lester Lehman accounted for all Owls touchdowns in a 27 25 Southwest Conference win over Baylor in the season finale. Lehman rushed for 100 yards on three one yard scores and a three yard TD as Rice topped Baylor before 18 000 fans.
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