Rams Lose To Vikings In Tight NFL Showdown
In a hard fought NFL clash at the Los Angeles Coliseum the Minnesota Vikings defeated the Rams 40 after a fast start. Rams coach George Allen admitted the better team won while noting the onside kick decision near the end was wrong. Grady Alderman and Joe Kapp highlighted the visitors with strong defense and steady offense as both teams eye the Western Conference title.
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Wash Hosts Jeff Friday as LaSalle Faces Regis Tuesday
Report outlines a high school basketball week featuring Wash High vs Regis with Jeff Friday and LaSalle clashing. previews rival centers Heck of Wash and Volland of Jeff, plus key supporting players and schedule across Marion, Kennedy, and Des Moines areas.
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Tickets Remain For Iowa Games
A few hundred tickets are available for Iowa's games this week at St Fremels. The Hawkey freshines host Upper Iowa Tuesday and North Iowa Thursday, both at 4 15. Tickets are $1 and can be bought at the Iowa City box office.
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Lefty O'Doul Dies After Long Baseball Career
San Francisco AP reports Joseph Lefty O'Doul died Sunday at 72 from a massive heart attack in a city hospital. The longtime figure in baseball for 40 years helped introduce the game to Japan and had managed 22 years in the majors. He began his career in 1917 and since 1956 ran a restaurant.
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Palmer seizes Diplomat Golf Classic in dramatic style
Arnold Palmer edged Gay Brewer by one stroke at the Duony Thomas Diplomat Golf Classic, firing a seven under par 65. Palmer surged from six back with a late burst, earning $135,000 and moving ahead of the field as Masters champ George Archer set a course record and Palmer climbed into the top ten for the year.
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