Love Story: Deaf Girl Treasures Colts Star John Unitas
Teresa Ariosa, an 11 year old deaf girl with cerebral palsy and aphasia from Lutherville near Baltimore, idolizes John Unitas. The tale recalls how Unitas donated time to a 1958 Parents League carnival, began a lifelong fan bond, and now sends affection when seen on TV or in church.
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Hayes Relishes Team Play Ahead Of NFL Playoff Bowl
Olympic sprint champion Bob Hayes says the thrill of winning gold pales beside a long pass and a touchdown with the Dallas Cowboys. He stars in the NFL playoff Bowl against the Baltimore Colts in the Orange Bowl as CBS televises the game.
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Sophs Hold Key to Coe Cage Hopes
Monmouth awaits Coe at Monmouth Ill with four sophomore starters, led by John Valentine Ross Levet Rudy Collum and Jay Griffin facing undefeated Monmouth Scots paced by six veterans. Coe has one conference loss to Beloit and travels to Knox College next.
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Monticello Seeks Sept 9 Football Game
Monticello high school Panthers seek a single game for September 9 next fall. Head coach and AD Dean Nelson says the contest could be home or away under a one year contract. Interested parties should contact Monticello High School.
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NCAA Mideast regional tickets go on sale in Iowa City
Tickets for the NCAA Mideast regional at the Iowa Fieldhouse March 11 and 12 go on sale. Teams include the Big Ten and Southeast champions and two playoff winners. Reserved seats cost 3 dollars, general admission 2 dollars. two games per night with the final in Maryland. Orders to Athletic Ticket Office Iowa Fieldhouse Iowa City 52240.
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Collins Gains Third Victory In Industrial League
Collins Radio stayed undefeated in the Industrial league with a 73 to 59 win over Cherry Burrell on Thursday. Collins moves to 3 1. Welty Way earned its first win by forfeit over Cryovac after three losses.
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Grade School Teams To Play at Newhall
Elementary basketball games will be featured at halftime Saturday 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 game.
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Drake Bowed To St Louis In Mvc Opener
Drake lost 60 to 54 at St Louis to start the Missouri Valley Conference season. Drake led 21 21 at halftime, then fell behind as top scorer Bob Netolicky fouled out with 4 31 left, finishing with 21 points as the only Bulldogs in double figures.
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New Entrants For C R Boxing Program Saturday Night
A.A.U. boxing event on Saturday January 22 at 8 p.m. in Memorial Coliseum draws new entrants from Davenport and other cities. Competitors include Ed Betson John Jackson Clancy Morgan Don Norton Chauncy Hudson Jim Thomas Ted Delaney Mike Gomez Bill Stafford Dick Martin Steve Gibbs Dean Benedict with veteran referee Joe Gray and judges George Melichar Jim Hacker and timekeeper George Humble.
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Phillies Sign Uecker To 1966 Contract
Philadelphia reports catcher Bob Uecker has signed his 1966 contract after a 3 for 3 deal with the St. Louis Cardinals last October 27. Uecker joins the Phillies with confirmed terms and ready for the upcoming season.
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Six Leaders Remain Same In Girls' Poll
The top six in the Iowa high school girls basketball Top 20 held firm in the third rating by Jack North of the IGU. Parkersburg and Durant dropped after losses, Durant fell to West Liberty, while Paton-Charges and Southeast Warren entered the list. West Central and Delwood remain in the Top 20.
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Johnson 3-1 Pick In Garden Bout
Harold Johnson former light heavyweight champion meets contender John ny Persol in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Johnson, 37, hasn’t fought in 21 months and is a 3-1 favorite over Persol, 25, in New York.
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Japanese players draw in Los Angeles bout
Katsuoyoshi Takayama and Speedy Hayase of Japan drew with George Scrapiron Johnson and Chuck Lestie from the United States in a four-man exhibition in Los Angeles. The event featured heavyweight style exchanges and no decisive winner was declared.
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Pro and college coaching shifts and TV plans mix in sports notes
The column reviews AFL and NFL moves with Alvin Randolph and Leo Miller drafted or unsigned, CBS TV golf lineup with Marr and Jacobs, WMT-TV plans for Iowa Indiana game and possible closed circuit Iowa home games. It also contrasts Lou Saban’s move to Maryland with Norm Van Brocklin’s Minnesota Vikings contract and Oregon college coaching rumors.
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Clean Stream Awards for Cedar Rapids Honored
Two state awards for preventing water pollution will be presented in Cedar Rapids by the Iowa division of the Izaak Walton league and the Sears Roebuck foundation. The Cedar Rapids Municipal Water department and the Cedar Rapids Quaker Oats plant will receive the Cleaner Stream awards January 12 at the Chamber of Commerce meeting. Bob Hare state president of the Izaak Walton league will present the awards to Mayor Bob Johnson for the city and H. G. DeLay general manager of Quaker Oats for that company.
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Cedar Rapids and Quaker Oats win award for waste disposal
Cedar Rapids and Quaker Oats are honored for cooperative waste disposal methods avoiding river dumping. Quaker Oats furfural wastes are piped to the water plant mixed with lime sludge then sent to the sewage plant for treatment. Sears Roebuck official Clinton L. Clark and Walton League director Lester Tebbe attend, along with Linn county leaders John W. Ross and Mrs. Richard C. Rainville.
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