All American Football Players Decry Times Quotation
Iowa stars Mark Manders and Larry Ferguson protest quotes in the New York Times story claiming players criticize college football pay. Ferguson says quotes misrepresent his remarks about laundry and tuition support while Manders fends off questions on finances. Look magazine staffers defended the trip amid sportwriter criticism of the piece. Ferguson, the only Black player on the trip, praises Look's hospitality and notes teammates’ warmth.
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Packers Clinch Western Conference Tie With 13-0 Win
Green Bay clinched a tie for first in the Western Conference by routing San Francisco 13-0. Billy Wade sparked the Rams with a 66 yard touchdown run that halted Baltimore’s title run as Los Angeles upset the Colts.
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St Patrick's Edges Marquette 62 49 Behind Hey’s 21
St Patrick's beat Marquette of Bellevue 62 49 as Jim Hey led with 21 points and strong first half scoring. Winters and Voss added rebounds and 22 points as the Irish built a 39 20 halftime lead. Marquette narrowed late with Bill Yeager scoring but fell short.
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6th Straight For Irish B Team Dominates
The Irish B squad remained undefeated with a 46-33 win. They led 29-4 at halftime and used only reserves, while Mike Hynes claimed top scoring honors with 15 points for the second straight night.
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Jefferson Booster Club Meeting Set For Tuesday
The Jefferson Booster club will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Jefferson high school cafeteria Films of the Clinton Jeff basketball game will be shown and this will be the club’s only meeting this month.
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Paret Makes Title Retention In Welterweight Bout
New York score sees Benny Kid Paret defeat Federico Thompson 147 to 1452 to retain the world welterweight title. The Cuban challenger lands a clear outpoint in a close decision against Thompson, with Argentina tally noted in the ringside report.
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Iowa Hosts Creighton as Shaw Key To Hawks Bid
Iowa faces Creighton at home with Dick Shaw expected to guard star Chuck Officer. Iowa aims to rebound from a 61-55 loss to St. Louis as coach Scheuerman notes a 5 minute late-half collapse. Nearby, Coe and St Olaf vie atop the Midwest standings while Parsons and Luther lead the Iowa conference with 2-0 marks.
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George Nega Named Manager for Lincoln Chiefs
George Nega, 33, who began 1960 as manager of Clinton in the class D Midwest league before a transfer to Idaho Falls in the Pioneer league, was named to manage the Lincoln Chiefs of the Three-I league in 196.
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College Basketball Scores Reported From Weekend Action
Sunday results show Loras 70 over Lewis 7 percent and several close games including Town Wesleyan 55 over Omaha Commerce 44, Midland 70 over Morningside 6 percent, and UCLA 93 over NYU 69. Prep scores list numerous district matchups with varied margins and notable tallies.
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National Association Pro Hockey Sunday Results
Sunday results show Syracuse and Philadelphia with 152 percent and 1 percent respectively. Pro hockey scores list Montreal 5 Detroit 1 Toronto 6 Chicago New York 2 Boston 2 matchups also noted.
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Wash Jeff Brace for First City Cage Test
Washington and Jefferson brace for their first of two clashes in a week as the Jeffs visit Washington in a high profile Mississippi Valley Conference showdown. Coaches Dahn and Shupe express concern over the Friday game while both teams hope to rebound from weekend losses.
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Italy Ends U.S. Bid for Davis Cup Triumph
Italy defeats the United States to win the interzone final and earns the right to challenge Australia for the Davis Cup in Sydney December 26 to 28. Pietrangeli and Sirola clinch the tie with two late singles wins after Buchholz and MacKay had tied the series.
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