Kennedy May Protest After Overtime Loss at Dubuque
Kennedy high coach Mike Collis sought a protest after a 76-75 overtime defeat to Dubuque Senior. He blamed an inaccurate clock and official scorebook, noting mismatch between the scoreboard and books and that Dubuque benefited in the final seconds. James Bond sank key free throws, Kevin Kiley led Kennedy with 25 points, and Kennedy dropped to 3-7 in seven overtime games this season.
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Mike Collis
Kennedy High
Kennedy
Dubuque
Collis
Don Shupe
Tate
James Bond
Cougars
Bond
Kevin Kiley
Mark Enright
The
Wolverines pace Big Ten in busy Tuesday action
Michigan led a strong Big Ten showing with Dan Fife scoring 20 as Michigan defeated Wyoming and Indiana routed Butler 111 04. Michigan State won the New Mexico Lobos Invitational while Purdue claimed the Kentucky Invitational and Minnesota fell to Drake. Strong performances from Wilmore Wright and McGinnes highlighted a crowded night of interconference results.
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Chicago
Michigan
Wolverines
Dan ‘Eife
Big Ten
Purdué
Baron’ Adolph Rupp
Wildcats
Michigan State
New Mexico
Wyoming
Indiana
Butler
Central Michigan
Fife
Reory Wilmore
Wilmore
Jobie Wright
Bulldogs
Rudy Benjamin
Elis Ymca
Reid
Benjamin
Ellis Ymca
Freeman
Noetridge Baptist
Park Presbyterian
Ellis
Pecan
Gary Relte
Noetridge Baptist Ellis Reid Triumph
Fragmented OCR listing names on a race or team roster with Noetridge Baptist and Ellis Reid noted as triumphing. Includes partial names such as Paul Abodest, Fant Abotecy, Wati, Johnson, Steve, Dave, Joe, Bruce, and Steve Shoo, suggesting a local sports or event summary with unclear context.
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Noetridge ‘Baptist
Paul
Johnson
Steve Varede
Dave Innis
Joe Miska
Bruce Hameus
Sythey Ishaek
Steve Shoo
Drake Defeats Minnesota Behind Strong Fifth-Quarter Push
Drake defeated Minnesota 83 to 66 as Eric Hill led with 22 points and Maury Jobo added 16. The Bulldogs improved to 7-0 in a weekend Queen City Classic, with Jim Brewer and Ollie Shaw contributing 12 each and Canisius next on the schedule.
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DES Moines
Drake
Eric Hill
Maury Jobo
Min’ ‘Leager
Bulldogs
Inesota
Town Junior College
Bob Murphy
Jim Brewer
Ollie Shaw
Hannow
Dling
Gophers
Case
Buffalo
N. Y
Canisius
Niggara
Morehead
State. ‘Etc
Rake Cen
No Residues in Iowa Pheasants
Des Moines AP reports a study by the Iowa conservation commission and the state hygienic laboratory found no harmful pesticide or mercury residues in pheasants from ten counties. Gov. Ray said tests on pheasant breasts showed healthy birds and minimal pesticide aggregation, following earlier concerns about dieldrin in catfish. The governor noted mercury levels were at the lowest detectable, with no environmental significance.
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DES Moines
Iowa Conservation Commmisgin
State Hygienic Laboratory
Iowa
Hubert Ray
Chargers Trade Frazier for Oilers Wilkerson
The San Diego Chargers traded tight end Willie Frazier back to the Houston Oilers for rookie guard Dave Wilkerson. Frazier, 26, joined the Chargers from Houston in 1966 and has seven pro seasons with 198 receptions for 497 yards and six touchdowns this season.
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San Diego
San Diego’ Chargers
Willie Frazier
Tox Oilers
Dave Wilkerson
Frazier
Chargers
Houston
Seaso
Drake Bulldogs Dominate as Four Fouls Troll Minnesota
Drake led by as many as 22 after the early second half surge, despite Halliburton and Bakys fouling out. Bobby Jones scored 18, Tom Bush 16, Sakys 14, Halliburton 13, Huff 12 as Drake shot 54 percent to Minnesota’s 40. Bush topped the boards and Drake starters all hit double figures in a strong team showing.
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Drake
Bobby Jones
Tom Bush
Sakys
Halliburton
Leon Huff
Bulldogs
Minnesota
Bush
Packers coach Bengtson resigns as GM and head coach
Phil Bengtson resigns from both posts with the Green Bay Packers citing disappointment with the past season. The move ends his tenure as head coach and general manager in one day.
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Phil Bengtson
Green Bay Packers
Iowa Faces 30-Year Gap With Iowa State In Battle For Second
Iowa and Iowa State meet for the first time in nearly 30 years in a marquee rivalry game drawing a capacity 18,000 crowd and radio listeners. Iowa fields Sam Williams and Joe Gould options while Iowa State relies on Gene Mack and Jack DeVilder scoring. The last meeting was January 3, 1935, with Iowa State winning 41-33.
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Gus Schrader
Gatente Sports Entrar
Iowa City
Iowa
Towal State
Towa
Ashland
Bowling Green
Hardin-Simmons
Ows State
Mattkato State
Arkansas
Glen Anderson
Gene Mack
Buard
Jack DeVilder
Jim Reinebach
Dick Schulte
Seph Joe Gould
Sam Willams
Cyclones
Den Herder and Young Named NAIA All Americans
Central College’s Vern Den Herder and William Penn’s Wilbur Young earned NAIA All American honors. Den Herder, a 6-6, 245-pound defensive end from Sioux Center, made the first team while Young, a defensive tackle, was a second team pick. Central finished 6-2 on the year and Penn 7-2.
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Kansas City
Cen‘rral College
Vern den Herder
William Penn
Wilbur Young
National Association of Intercollegiate Association
Don Herder
Sioux Canter
Young
Central
Penn
Upset rankings across college conferences and Iowa freshmen schedule
ABC TV survey shows the Big Ten led with 34 upsets in five years while the Atlantic Coast Conference had 33 spillover upsets despite eight teams. Other leagues report fewer upsets. Iowa State, Wisconsin, Northwestern, Purdue and Minnesota top the Big Ten list with notable wins. The piece also covers St Olaf seniors, coach Tom Porter praising players, and Frank Kush discussions about Michigan State and Miami jobs.
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Abc-Tv
Big Ten
Atlantic Coast
Rig Hight
Southwest
Iowa
Wisconsin
Indiana
Northwestern
Purdue
Illngis
Minnesota
Michigan State
Illinois Names Blackman as New Head Football Coach
AP reports Bob Blackman, 52, famed for a Dartmouth Ivy League run, is named head football coach at the University of Illinois. The appointment, effective immediately, awaits board approval at the next meeting. Blackman cites future excitement in Illinois football and notes personal ties to the area.
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Champaign
Bob Blackman
Darmouth
University of Iinois
Blackman
Dartmouth
David D. Henry
Ilinois
Jack W. Pelason
Gene Vance
Board of
Wasters
Big Ten
Mlingis
Mwinais
Jim
Valek
de Soto
Inwa
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Noetridge
Ellis Reid
Umbrella
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Jef Halliburton
al Sakys
Rips Gophers
John
SiGinen
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Amet
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Gazette
Oilers
Wilkerson
Insuance Agency
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Star
Nick Stark
Jeff Halliburton
al Bakys
Schlitz
HAMMS
Burgemeister
OLD Milwaukee Rhinelander
Old Marion Road
Johnson Ave
Lat Ave
Center Pt. Rd
L-State
Hawks
Towa State
Ames
den Herder
NAIA
Sicbhe & Hoyt
Tissot
Tissot Olerance
Damilniens
Gand Vnsia
Accumtenme-Keening
Tlagol
the House of Diamonds
2Nd Ave. SE
Red Peppers
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Town City High
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Oles
St. Otat
Ralph Wasik
Washington Warrior
Tom Porter
Bob Matson
Little Hawk
Porter
Iawa Athletic Board
Frank Kush
Arizona State
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Phoenix
Jawa
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Pittsburgh
Them
Daify Daugherty
Castle Keep
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Fla
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Biggie Mann
Frank
Duffy
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Bor Blackman
Paul Jones
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