Rodemeyer Fires 284 693 Series In May's City Classic
Ron Rodemeyer, high with a 284 game and 693 series after stringing 10 straight in May's City Classic. Judy Barnes dominates women's events with a 245 game and 988 series. Don Giltrap leads men with 246 game and 643 series. Pat Thomas tops women’s scores with 236 and 578.
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Central tops Jefferson 28 to 12 in MVAC showdown
Davenport Central handed Jefferson its first conference loss 28 to 12 as Central solidified sole lead in the Mississippi Valley Conference with a 3-0 league mark. The meet included key wrestlings with Frank Thomas and Mike Ricketts earning pins and earlier JV results noted.
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Two Bowl Tilts Set for TV Saturday and Monday
The Sun Bowl pits Wyoming against Florida State in El Paso at 3 pm on NBC with Vic Washington and Rick Eploff leading the Cowboys. Florida State relies on the passing of Gary Pajole as coach Peterson calls the aerial game key to victory.
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Darrell Mudra Named Arizona Grid Coach
Darrell Mudra, age 37, resigns from the Montreal Alouettes after a 7-7 season and accepts a one year contract as head coach at the University of Arizona in Tucson. He previously built strong small college teams and led Montreal to its best season in eight years.
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Packers Dominate UPI All Pro Eleven With Eight Picks
Green Bay, led by Herb Adderley and Leroy Wilson, dominates the 1966 UPI NFL All Pro team with eight selections. Gayle Sayers leads offensive voters with 39 points while Pat Studstill and Bob Hayes also earn top slots. others include John Mackey, Forrest Gregg, Jerry Kramer, and Gale Sayers among the honorees.
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Alcindor Delivers 34 Points In UCLA Win Over CSU Rams
UCLA star Lew Alcindor scored 34 points to lift the top-ranked Bruins to an 84-74 victory over Colorado State University. Despite calling it his poorest game, he helped UCLA pull away after CSU tied 64-64. Coach Johnny Wooden noted the 500th game milestone and lauded the team's second-half focus.
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Anamosa Raiders Roll Linn-Mar in Dual Wrestling
Anamosa defeated Linn-Mar 41 to 6 in a dual meet highlighted by six falls including Everett Allamand pinning Terry Kinkead in 1 22 at 127 pounds. Raiders improve to 3-1-1 in duals with wins by Huert er Weers Walker Shover and Shover. Lions only winners were Weller and Duran.
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Big Ten Football Faces Round-Ball Question in Conference Talk
Iowa coach Ralph Miller comments on the Big Ten's strength against outsiders and a potentially tighter race this season. The piece notes Iowa’s 15 ball-handling errors versus Cal’s eight, and outlines Miller’s stricter turnover rule.
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Big Ten Heads into Holiday Tournaments Across Nation
The Big Ten shoots into a busy holiday tournament slate after a strong 38 18 mark against outside opponents. Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin UCLA led the field with multiple teams in major events from Portland to Philadelphia and Chicago to Greensboro.
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Washington Sophomores rout Clinton in wrestling meet
Washington sophomores defeated Clinton 34 to 14 on Thursday. Mike Everett secured the fastest fall at 24 seconds in the heavyweight bout. Clinton managed only two point decisions and two one point wins, while Washington claimed three meets this season with a sole loss to Jefe.
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Moline Defeats Washington in Closely Fought Swimming Meet
Moline topped Washington 51 to 44 as the Warriors fell in the final event at their pool. Robbie Cook led Wash with two wins including a pool and team 200 yard free mark. Moline claimed seven events and pool records while showing depth in the Mississippi Valley Conference swim.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Conferences
Michigan, Ohio State, Cincinnati, TCU, and other teams posted results across the Big Ten and Missouri Valley. Rutgers beat Pittsburgh. Alabama, Tennessee State, and Grand teams posted wins. multiple prep and college games are listed with final scores and notable outcomes.
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One Change In State's Mat Ratings
Seven of eight district leaders held top spots in the Iowa Daily Press Assn prep wrestling ratings. Algona moved to No 1 in class A northwest, replacing West Sioux Hawarden, while other districts list C R Prairie, Waterloo West, Davenport Central and Waterloo area teams among leaders.
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Regis Defeats LaSalle JVs in 62 48 contest
Regis junior varsity basketball beat LaSalle JV 62 to 48 Friday. Regis players Mike Jennings and Ron Balik led with 15 points each. The box score lists Dan Kendrick 14 and other contributors across Regis.
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