Ames and Pella Top UPI Polls
Ames 3 0 leads Class 3A and Pella tops 2A 1A in the first UPI poll. Ames star Chuck Harmison averages 27 points as Lincoln, Wahlert, and Sioux City North follow, with voting by a panel of Iowa coaches and NA TA members noting the season's early form and upsets.
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Chuck Harmison
Little Cyclones
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Ith
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Dick Garth
Mason City
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Orange City Unity Christian
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Waukee
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Dave Bender
Jack Wilson
New London
John LaBonia
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St Albert
Ton Schockemoehl
Britt
Mark Matney
Mount Ayr
Jim Brousard
Grundy Center
Indiana Stuns Florida State as Knights, Hoosiers Shine
Indiana's top ranked Hoosiers roll to a 359 win over Florida State. Knight uses early reserves, cites defensive focus and many substitutions. Illinois, Wisconsin, and Michigan State also win nonconference games as Iowa falls to Bradley in a late scare. Audie Mathews leads Minnesota with 21 points in a 90-73 victory over North Dakota State. Wisconsin defeats Northern Illinois 99-77.
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Rich Adams
Steve Saladino
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Badgers
Norbert Halingis
Riley shines as Wash tops Clear Creek in gymnastics
Metro Sports reports Sara Riley won the balance beam and all around to spark Washington to a 163.08 to 77.54 win over Clear Creek in girls gymnastics. It was Wash’s first dual meet of the season while Clear Creek dropped to 0-2.
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Sara Riley
Washington
Clear Creek
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Beant
Sart
Roxanne Bell
Vaultina
Denise Buchbrister
Jane
Lestie Tibbitts
Ritey
Extension of Ban on Blackouts
The Senate approved a three year extension to ban local blackout of sold out sports telecasts by voice vote. The House weighs a permanent change to the 1973 experiment ending Dec 31. NFL Commissioner Rozelle opposes stricter limits but says teams avoided serious losses as sold out games aired locally. The bills propose moving blackout notice from 72 to 24 hours for postseason contests.
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Raiders Rally To Down Broncos In Close NFL Clash
Oakland survived a rough first half as Stabler struggled and Denver outgained the Raiders 254-178. A late Drive featured Biletnikoff catches and Hart’s rushing TD, while Blanda added a field goal to seal a 14-10 win amid Denver’s late pressure and costly sacks.
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Harold Hart
Phillips
Pete Banasaak
Broncos
John Ralston
Ramsey
Haven Moses
Fran Lyfich
Louis Wright
Gerald Irons
Sistrunk
Skate Talk Assn Plans Potluck and Meeting in Marion
The Iowa Skating Association invites members to a potluck supper and organizational meeting on December 1 in the Farm Bureau building, Marion. Registration details will be discussed during the gathering.
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Farm Bureau
Marion
Rozelle Touts Open Mind on Instant Replay Cameras
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle says the league is not opposed to instant replay if feasible. He would have competition committee study the idea after controversial calls affected Washington and Buffalo playoff chances.
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George Alien
Buffalo
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Betaman
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Jis Whese
Sted
Coronads
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NPI
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Cornell Honors Dick Grant For Player Of Week
Dick Grant of Cornell College earns player of the week honors after a three game stretch totaling 64 points and 40 rebounds. The Des Moines native transferred from Grand View and averages 19.2 points and 11.2 rebounds for the Ram squad.
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Downs Race Meeting Set for Thursday
Al Miller a Hawkeye Downs promoter announces an organizational meeting for the 1976 racing season. The meeting will be Thursday night at 7 in the Farm Youth building at The Downs. All drivers and car owners are urged to attend to discuss regulations and establish the 1976 racing format.
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Hawkeye Downs
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Allen Calls to curb NFL offense says rules favor scoring
Washington coach George Allen argues NFL rules push offense and lessen defense. He cites recent Redskins wins and a slump in defensive impact, saying fans have grown spoiled by past strong defenses and that the league will seek more high scoring games with the current emphasis on offense.
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Wrestling Dime Dime in WE HAN Plants
WE HAN reports a wrestling dime incident with limited readable details and a forthcoming event. The fragment mentions Auk Awaited and Be Tae 1 Ai among dim references, with sparse context on participants or outcomes. Further readable specifics are unavailable in the surviving text.
Pressing for Hockey Merger in NHL World War Era
In Toronto and Montreal, NHL officials and players association leaders discuss the possibility of a league merger with the World Jet ry Association. Flayers' Association executive director Man Engleser notes no merger could proceed without players’ consent. Clarence Campbell says a merger seems unlikely given current league-player agreements.
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NUL
Clarence Campbell
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