Big Eight Adds One Official In Football For 1972
The Big Eight Conference approves adding one football official per game in 1972 on a one year trial, costing member schools an extra 1050 dollars each. The move aims to improve coverage of plays and may make it the first conference to use six officials in football. The conference also approves a further year of football eligibility for four Calristio players and explores an international basketball exchange program after Nov 7 with games against foreign teams.
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Enright Nears Dominating Role For Kennedy Basketball
Enright posted 7 points, 21 rebounds and 5 blocks in Kennedy’s 55–? win, drawing praise from coach Mike Coltis. He is noted for improving endurance, strength, and defensive rebounding as he nears a leading role for the Cougars.
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LSU Can Compete With Anyone In Sun Bowl Preview
Iowa State coach Majors says LSU is a top club and can be challenged. He notes Iowa State’s best regular season and sees psychological edge in the Sun Bowl match with Louisiana State University. Cyclones aim to balance attack and stay focused, hoping to upset strong LSU.
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UN Turns Back Northern Iowa 79 76 in Charleston
In Charleston the UN team fell behind early but rallied to upset Northern Iowa 79 to 76. Gary Yoder led with 10 points, Scott Keave added 14, and Rod Planer contributed 12 as the UN squad built momentum late. Bill Eer and Jed Geerens led Northern Iowa with 23 points apiece.
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Upperlows College names Steve Havlik Athlete of the Month
Steve Havlik of Cedar Rapids earned November Athlete of the Month honors at Upperlows College. He led in ground eating play for Upper Iowa and was voted Most Valuable offensive player.
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Muscatine Rally Tops Iowa Freshmen in Narrow Win
Muscatine defeated Iowa Freshmen 72 to 67 Monday night as Bobby Ousley led with 20 points and Benin Galloway contributed 17. Jan Brasy and Mike Bonk added key scores as Muscatine earned its second win of the season.
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Paterno Praises Souths Intensity Ahead of Texas Bowl
Penn State coach Joe Paterno in Dallas for the January 1 Texas Bowl game says the Texas team is a glamour program and a prestige matchup. He stresses the need for his team to sell goals and play to prove they can be as good as anyone, while noting Dallas has not yet shown his program proper hospitality.
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Alburnett Midland-Alt Wrestling Meet Highlights
Midland and Alburnett wrestlers posted six pins led by Talla Wiernst with a fast pin in the meet. Gavel 1150 recorded falls and strong rounds marked the competition.
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Winneb Brief Duel Ends With Narrow MFL Calmar Win
In a dense dual meet, Winnesinek MFL Calmar Mil edged Wine feshick 20 20 as three South Wingeshiek wrestlers claimed pins and two others earned wins. The event featured tight clashes and notable performances from local squads.
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Ames Edges Washington For Second In UPI High School Poll
Ames remains undefeated and edges Washington by a single vote in the UPI high school poll. Jefferson holds third as Sioux City East rises, with a tight pack vying for spots 4 through 28 and several new entrants debuting in the rankings.
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Trotter Strike Ends After Month Long Labor Dispute
Harlem Globetrotters president George N. Gillette Jr announces a satisfactory agreement with players ending a month long strike. Twenty seven Trotter gate players had boycotted workouts at Part Huron Michigan, with domestic unit members training there until a Chicago settlement resolved wage and side benefit issues. Gillette would not disclose terms and said players prefer a players committee over a union for future relations.
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