NFL Probers Push Ahead Amid Rumors
NFL investigators including ex FBI agents press ahead with probes into players at Chicago Bears and other clubs amid rumors of a league scandal. Commissioner Rozelle calls the probes routine noting as many as 15 such inquiries yearly.
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St Pat's top Dyer Xavier in Cedar Rapids clash
Cedar Rapids action saw St Pat's defeat Dyer Xavier 95 to 65 and nearby games record scores across the region. Clinton beat CR Rockhend 71 to 57 while Cavs Exnares topped Cav West 53 to 52 in a busy Iowa prep slate.
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Marion Nips Vinton Five in Wamac Thriller 46 45
Marion edges Vinton 46 to 45 in a Wamac contest as both teams struggle with field goals. Marion riders Hoglund 14 and Raitt 12 pace the Indians, while Vinton’s Tom Raitt 12 and Segebarth 11 lead the Vikings. Sophomore game Marion 40-30 behind John Fowler 15 points.
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J Hawks and Warriors Fall In Tight Clinton Victory
Clinton tops Jeff 71 58 after a scoring spree led by Dick Hodges 20 points and Dave Seematter 16. Jefferson matched early tempo but Clinton surged late and used strong free throws to seal the win.
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College Scores Snapshot from Midwest and West Games
A roundup of scores from multiple college matchups across the Midwest and West. Notable results include Carleton 89 Knox 80, St Olaf 77 Monmouth 67, Ohio Iowa Upper Iowa 66 Wartburg 64 Luther 92 Dubuque 72, Simpson 80 Buena Vista 76, and high totals like New York 129 Chicago 108.
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Tobin Named to Official Playing Rules Committee
President George M. Trautman selects Jim Tobin of Quincy Illinois as a new member of the official playing rules committee in Columbus Ohio.
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SCI Beats Morningside 73 68 In North Central Clash
State College of Iowa held off a Morningside rally to win 73 to 68 in a North Central conference game. Duane Josephson scored 21 and Paul Balcolm 19 for SCI, while Bill Wiggins and Chuck Dickens paced Morningside with 18 each.
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Heavyweight Bout Ends Quickly in Chicago
Jimmy Jones of Gary Indiana knocks out Chuck Garrett of Chicago in 1 minute 47 seconds of the 10th round. Heavyweight clash.
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Jett Sophs Upset Clinton 60-52 in MVC Play
Cedar Rapids Jefferson defeated Clinton 60 to 52 in the Mississippi Valley Conference opener. Jim Broussard scored 20 points and Gene Miller added 15 to pace the Jeff attack. Clinton remains winless in conference play.
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Vinton Matmen Roll Over Williamsburg
Vinton wrestling dominated Williamsburg 02-11 with wins in most weight classes. Scorers include Larry Drusche sy at 95, Dick Toe at 103, Dennis Miller 120, Ron Anderson 127, Roger Hendley 1, Jim Spaulding 145, Tom McLaughlin 154, Steve Yerkes 165, and Terry Hopper at heavyweight.
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Hollmig named Texas scouting supervisor for Houston Colts
Stan Hollmig former Phillies outfielder is appointed Texas scouting supervisor for the National league Houston Colts. He will oversee scouting operations across Texas and report to club management in Houston.
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Rogers Hornsby Dies at 66 in Chicago Hospital
Hall of Fame infielder Rogers Hornsby, 66, died of heart disease at Wesley Memorial Hospital Chicago after a cataract operation and stroke. A 22-year major league star, he won seven NL batting titles and played for the Cardinals Giants Braves Cubs, later managing several teams. His autopsy was planned and his wife was present.
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Hawks Hand Mt Vernon First Loss in Home Gym
Cedar Rapids Prairie handed Mt. Vernon its first defeat of the season 57-43 at the Hawks gym. Prairie hit 84 percent at the line led by Bob Shebetka with 27 points and Jess Schulte with 13. Mt. Vernon top scorer Terry Akers had 17 points.
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Hawks Win Gallatin Optimistic About Hawks Future
New York AP report says St. Louis Hawks coach Harry Gallatin, amid a 121-100 win over Detroit, remains confident about a run at the Los Angeles Lakers. The Knicks beat the Zephyrs 129-108. Cincinnati rallied to beat the Warriors 130-129 in a different NBA night. the Lakers topped the Celtics 125-123 with Frank Selvy scoring 36.
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Wash Sophs Top Panthers 54-34
The Washington sophomores won their fourth conference game by defeating the East Moline sophomores 54-34 in the Wash gym Friday night. Jim Carruthers and Tim Coonan led the Warriors with 12 points each.
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Hynes Tops 34 as St Patrick's crushes Xavier 195-66
Burly Mike Hynes scores 34 points to power unbeaten St Patrick's to a 195-66 victory over Dyersville Xavier. Tim Moore and Tom Carolan feed Hynes for the early scoring surge as the Sham rocks pull away with a 27 point first quarter and maintain a 50 percent shooting night.
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Wash Scares Panthers but Falls 56-51
East Moline's Valley conference leaders escaped a stubborn Washington squad 56-51 on the Warrior floor. Mike Ligino led with 21 points while Jim Van Quatham added 13 as East Moline shot 50 percent and held on after a late rally by Wash. Gilliatt fouled out in the fourth amid Wash's balanced scoring.
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Older Guard Sets Pace in L A Tourney
In Los Angeles, veteran pros lead after opening rounds of the $50,000 Los Angeles Open at Rancho Park. Gene Littler shot a six under 65 to hold the lead, with Jerry Barber and Bob Rosburg one stroke back. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus struggled after misfortune on the 11th hole.
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Jeff Edges Rock Island in MVC Meet at Jeff
Jefferson's wrestling team won 20-19 over Rock Island in a Mississippi Valley conference meet at the Hawks' gym. Monte Rierson and Jim Kloubec secured decisive wins, with the Jeff reserves cruising 37-3.
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Former Moline Prep Star to Undergo Knee Surgery
NEW ORLEANS AP Don Rose Tulane 6 foot 9 freshman center will have surgery late this month to repair a ruptured knee cartilage. Rose from Moline Illinois leads Tulane freshmen in rebounds at 15.3 per game and is the second leading scorer with a 14 point average.
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A TV listing note announces new programming on KCRG TV Nine for Sunday with a 3 PM slot.
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Speedway doubles entry fee for 500 mile Memorial Day race
Indianapolis officials raised the entry fee at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to 1000 dollars for the 500 mile Memorial Day race, aiming to limit entrants to genuine contenders.
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