Little girl and football star in Baltimore love story
Eleven year old Teresa Ariosa, who is deaf and has cerebral palsy and aphasia, and Colts quarterback John Unitas become the focus of a real life romance. Teresa’s mother explains the story in a letter to a Baltimore News-American editor, tracing the start of their affection after John led the Colts in a significant season.
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Teresa Ariosa
John Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Teresa
John Steadmon
Baltimore News-American
Joseph Ariosa
Lutherville
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Colts
Johnny Unitas
Gary Cuozzo
Tom Matte
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Hayes Eyes Cowboys Colts Playoff Bowl for Touchdowns
Olympic sprint champion Bob Hayes of Florida A&M aims to shine for the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL playoff Bowl against the Baltimore Colts at the Orange Bowl Sunday. Hayes, 4 receptions for 1,003 yards and 12 touchdowns this season, embraces football team success over individual glory as CBS televises the national showcase.
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Miami
Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
Dallas Cowboys
Baltimore Colts
CBS
Cowboys
Hayes
Sophs Hold Key to Coe Cage Hopes
Coe College coach Don King will start four sophomores to face undefeated Monmouth in a Midwest conference game. Senior Tim Frisch shifts to starting forward while sophomores John Valentine Ross Levet Jay Griffin and Rudy Collum take the guard and center spots as Coe seeks its first conference win after a Beloit loss.
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Monmouth
Coe
Don King
Norman Ellenberger
Kohawk
Knox College
Beloit
Tim Frisch
Sophs
John Valentine
Ross Levett
Jay Griffin
Rudy Collum
NCAA Tourney Tickets On Sale In Iowa City
NCAA Mideast regional at Iowa Fieldhouse March 11 12 features Big Ten and Southeast winners plus play-off winners. Two games nightly with finals at College Park March 18 19. Reserved seats 3 dollars general admission 2. Send orders to Athletic Ticket Office Iowa Fieldhouse Iowa City 52240.
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Iowa Fieldhouse
U. of Maryland
Iowa Athletic Department
Monticello Seeks Sept 9 Football Opponent
Monticello high school Panthers seek a Sept 9 football game for next fall under a one year contract. Dean Nelson athletic director and head coach invites contact at Monticello High School for interest in hosting or traveling to the game.
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Monticello
Monticello High School
Panthers
Dean Nelson
Nelson
Panther
Collins Radio Keeps 3-1 Record with 73 59 Win
Collins Radio beat Cherry-Burrell 73 to 59 in Industrial league action. Fisk 5, McCullosh 14, McCormick 8, Hilton 14, Lynk 20 led for Collins while Sturm 18 and Erickson 16 paced Cherry-Burrell. Welty Way earned its first win by forfeit over Cryovac.
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Cherry- Burrell
Welty Way
Cryovac
Fisk
McCullosh
McCormick
Hilton
Lynk
Voss
Brown
McGlaughlin
Cherry-Burrell
Sturm
Schnecktoth
Hirschfield
Meier
Erickson
Robinson
Hamad
Grade School Teams Set for Halftime Games at Newhall
NEWHALL Elementary basketball will be featured at halftime as Benton Community high school faces Clear Creek. Grade school girls play at halftime of the first game and grade school boys at halftime of the second.
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Newhall
Benton Community High School
Clear Creek
Drake Bows To St Louis In MVC Opener
Drake fell 60 to 54 to St Louis in the Missouri Valley Conference opener. Bob Netolicky led Drake with 21 points, the Bulldogs’ top scorer fouling out with 4:31 left as the game stayed tied 21 21 at halftime before St Louis pulled away.
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Bob Netolicky
Cedar Rapids
Drake
St. Louis
Bradley
Bulldogs
Netolicky
New Entrants for C R Boxing Card at Memorial Coliseum
A number of new entrants show interest in a boxing program sponsored by the A A U set for Saturday January 22 at 8 p m in the Memorial coliseum. Davenport boxers Ed Betson John Jackson and Clancy Morgan will compete in the eight bout program alongside Don Norton Chauncy Hudson Jim Thomas Ted Delaney Mike Gomez Bill Stafford Dick Martin Steve Gibbs and Dean Benedict from Peoria Tr Love Note St Louis veteran referee Joe Grau will handle the bouts with George Ulrich and Jim Hacker as judges and George Otkeniani as timekeeper
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Memorial Coliseum
Davenport
Ed Betson
John Jackson
Clancy Morgan
Don Norton
Chauncy Hudson
C. R
Jim Thomas
Central City
Ted Delaney
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Bill Stafford
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Clinton
Steve Gibbs
Dean Benedict
Peoria
St. Louis
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Jim Hacker
Binchera
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Mayes
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Gazette
Uecker Signs 1966 Contract with Phillies
Catcher Bob Uecker, acquired from the St. Louis Cardinals in a three for three trade last October 27, has signed his 1966 contract with the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Philadelphia
Bob Uecker
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Six Leaders Remain Same In Girls' Poll In Iowa
The Top 20 Iowa high school girls basketball rankings show six leaders unchanged in the third rating by Jack North of the IGU. Durant and Parkersburg drop after losses to West Liberty and other teams. new entrants include Paton-Churdan and Southeast Warren, with West Central and Delwood remaining in the Top 20.
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Iowa High School
Jack North
Iowa Girls’ Athletic Union
Parkersburg
Durant
West Liberty
Paton-Chardan
Southeast Warren
Johnson 3-1 Pick In Garden Bout
Harold Johnson the former light heavyweight champion returns after 21 months to fight John Persol in a 10 rounder at Madison Square Garden amid transit strike uncertainty. Johnson, 37, from Philadelphia, is a 3-1 favorite over the 25-year-old New Yorker Persol.
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New York
Harold Johnson
Johnny Persol
Madison Square Garden
Johnson
Pro Football and Golf Notes From Local Desk
The column mentions Broadfold items including Alvin Randolph being drafted by the Washington Redskins and possible Canadian pro club moves for Leg Miller. It notes CBS-TV Golf Classic picks Dave Marr and Tommy Jacobs and predicts Jacobs as a strong bunker player. It reports WMT-TV plan to televise the Iowa Indiana game January 17 and possible closed circuit Iowa games at Armar ballroom. It quotes Lou Saban resigning Buffalo Bills coach to Maryland and Norm Van Brocklin denying college coaching interest, highlighting the college versus pro coaching debate.
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Tommy Jacobs
Jacobs
Wmt-Tv
Bloomington
Ind
Iowa
Armar Ballroom
Lou Saban
Buffalo Bills
Maryland
Norm van Brocklin
Minnesota Vikings
Oregon
Clean Stream Awards for Cedar Rapids Quaker Oats
Cedar Rapids and Quaker Oats win two state awards for cooperative waste disposal methods. Furfural chemical wastes from Quaker Oats are piped to the Cedar Rapids water plant and combined with lime sludge to be sent to the sewage plant for treatment. The ceremony at the Chamber of Commerce will feature officials from Sears Roebuck foundation Walton league and local leaders.
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Cedar Rapids
Quaker
C. R. Quaker
Chamber of Commerce
Clinton L. Clark
Sears-Roebuck
National Walton League
Lester E. Tebbe
Linn County
John W. Ross
Cedar-Linn
Richard C. Rainville
Izaak Walton League Leader to Present City and Quaker Oats Awards
Bob Hare state president of the Izaak Walton league will present awards to Mayor Bob Johnson for the city and H G DeLay general manager of Quaker Oats for the company.
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Izaak Walton League
Bob Johnson
H. G. DeLay
Quaker Oats
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