Casper Leads Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open in First Round
Billy Casper fired a five under 66 to share the first round lead at the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open, tying Tom Shaw and Bob Smith. Arnold Palmer stumbled with a triple bogey seven after a self-imposed penalty, finishing 71 as others like Bob Payne and eight more framed the early scoring.
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Prairie Hawks dominate Benton in 35 11 conference win
Prairie high School's wrestling team beat Benton Community 35-11 in East Central Iowa action. The Hawks won nine of 11 varsity bouts with three by fall led by Rick Zach 126 in 1 37. Benton’s wins came from Doug McAtee 105 and Steve Banse 167. JV also won 38-8. It was very cold as the coach noted.
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Cougars To Replace McKinney With Top Club Executive
Greensboro AP The Carolina Cougars will replace Horace Bones McKinney as coach and have him move to vice president of public relations and player procurement for the ABA club’s owner Southern Sports Corp. Jerry Steele will become head coach. Steele, 31, is a former Wake Forest assistant and Guilford College coach with a 138-64 mark. The Cougars are 17-25 this season after a 42-42 finish last year.
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Colts coach McCafferty finds joy in Miami trip
Don McCafferty arrives in Miami with the Baltimore Colts ahead of the Jan 17 Orange Bowl meeting with the Dallas Cowboys. The 49 year old Ohio native credits injuries and late surges for the club reaching the Super Bowl date in his first season. He cites turning points including a 17 point comeback against Chicago and praise for Don Shula. Tom Goode, claimed from the Dolphins, joins the squad as depth at center.
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North Banks on Air Senior Bowl Preview in Mobile
Lynn Dickey and Dan Pastorini headline the North for the Senior Bowl in Mobile with a powerful South defense featuring AP All-Americans Bill Atessis and John Sage. The game airs NBC at 2 p.m. EST with 40 000 expected. Pro prospects eye NFL draft as North and South boast top backs receivers and linemen led by Weeb Ewbank and Lou Saban as coaches.
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Prairie Junior High Tops West Matmen in Close Meet
Iowa City action saw Prairie eighth grade wrestlers edge West High 22 to 21. Eric Sheldon led with a 13-3 win in the final match while West’s Tim Irwin scored the only fall, at 90 pounds, in 46 seconds.
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Quote and Fired Coaches Seen in NFL Season
Charley Winner, fired as St. Louis Cardinals coach, lamented he built the team and doubts realizing benefits. Don McCafferty and John Brodie offered pointed takes as clubs prepared for major games, with Brodie calling the trip a business venture reflecting the 49ers’ overall success rather than his individual merit.
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Kennedy Raps Regis Gymnasts in Close Meet
Kennedy swept the top three places in most events to defeat Regis 93.41 to 44.36. Roger Belieu won three events for Kennedy, with Al Kittrall also taking multiple podium finishes across floor, vault, side horse, trampoline, high bar, parallel bars, and rings.
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Bargain Seekers Target Want Ads Readers
Want ad readers consistently seek bargains and are urged to sell items now. A simple classified line invites readers to place listings and reach buyers via the provided phone number 369 1234. The note emphasizes quick sales and direct contact.
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City Bowling Highs and Series Amid Local Leagues
City bowling featured Bill Schultz posting a 758 series with two 257 games and a 244. Joyce Schroeder led women with a 219 game and 607 series in the Woman's City Major. Other top scores included Hal DeWoody 254-692 and Frank Rocarek 668, with Cabin Still’s 3185 team series marking a league high.
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Late Surge Delivers 73-58 Victory for Morningside Over UNI
Rick Weaver connected on eleven field goals and perfect five-for-five free throws to spark Morningside College to a 73-58 win over Northern Iowa. Weaver scored seven straight late to turn a two possession lead into a comfortable margin with 5:19 left. Darrell Timion led UNI with 21 points as UNI falls to 0-2 in the North Central Conference and 2-10 overall.
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Pro Bowlers Tour kicks off 10th year on KCRG TV 9
The Pro Bowlers Tour series begins its tenth consecutive season on KCRG TV 9 at 2 00 PM Saturday. The program airs weekly, showcasing professional bowlers and live match play.
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