Hawks Level One Shot Try At Spartans
Iowa coach Ralph Miller previews a Big Ten clash at Michigan State amid Michigan State’s 6-3 mark and Iowa’s 2-2 start. He praises the Spartans as title contenders while noting Iowa’s need for defensive improvement and strong bench depth led by Norman Philips Agnew and scoring leaders Chap man Williams Jones.
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Warrior Sophs Triumph Over Iowa City in Wrestling Meet
Washington sophomores defeated Iowa City 36 to 8 in a road dual. Matches saw Relive Moore and Matt Aten pin John Swenson in alternates, Dennis Fitzpatrick and Jack Gay win by decision, Scott Ovel and Ken Weaver prevailing, and several Wash wrestlers earning decisions or forfeits as the Wolverines swept the bout.
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Tucker Kronstedt Wins 1966 Iowa Cross Country Award
Dennis Kronstedt of Central College wins the James B. Tucker cross country award for the best senior from an Iowa college. He was Iowa conference champion and NAIA district 15 winner, finished 21st in the NCAA championship.
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Wichita State adds Shoemake and Johnson to football staff
Wichita State University coach Boyd Converse named two new assistants Don Shoemake from Henderson County Texas junior college and Jim Johnson from Picayune Mississippi high school to his football staff.
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Fleming retires from professional football with Lions
Willie Fleming, star halfback for the British Columbia Lions, announced his retirement from pro football. The 27-year-old eight year veteran said the decision came after an offer from the Minnesota Vikings and cited a desire to focus on his clothing business and family.
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Lombardi Praises Chiefs Speed Ahead of Super Bowl
Santa Barbara AP reports Packers coach Vince Lombardi says Kansas City has top overall speed on offense and defense after watching game films. He notes Chiefs’ rookies and veterans, including Buck Buchanan era, as main threat if Green Bay loses not to weather but KC execution.
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Garrison and Benton Set for Semi final Showdown
NEWHALL Benton Community and Garrison meet Thursday night at 7 in the Benton County conference girls basketball tournament semifinals after first round wins. Benton downed Norway 62 to 45 led by Cynthia Thompson 22 Pam Maas 20 and Ronda Krug 19 while Garrison outscored Shellsburg 79 to 52 with Pat Wilson 40 Ann Lear 27. Clear Creek beat Urbana 54 to 29 led by Marlene Stockman 22 with Virginia Hicks top Urbana 16.
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Sigourney wrestlers overpower Pekin Sigourney dual meet
Sigourney wrestlers posted four falls and beat Pekin of Packwood 38 8 in a dual meet. Sigourney reserves also won 18 3. Falls came from Don McMillan 112 weight 3 99 Ed Herne 120 weight 1 97 Lynn Applegate 115 weight 3 17 Brent Reynolds 165 weight Steve Chambers 165.
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Line Battle In Prospect
Long Beach AP reports guard Ed Budde and tackle Dave Hill of Kansas City square off against Green Bay and its fierce defense. Budde, listed at 265 pounds, prepares to halt veteran Harry and anchor the Chiefs line in a key pre season matchup.
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J and R Take Lead in YMCA Slow-Break Action
J and R Sales Engineering edged Klinger Paint 43 to 40 to share the YMCA Slow-Break Basketball lead after Monday night play. Dempsey Cleaners moved to 3-1 with a 45-36 win over Optimist No. 2, while Shaheen's Fifth Avenue crushed Rapids Machinery 50-19.
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Rapids Machinery and Shaheen's Fifth Ave Sweep Scores
The record lists Rapids Machinery players John Jenny 4 Ivan Dorman 2 Ron Ferguson ill Shuttleworth 3 Chet Casali 2 and Shaheen's Fifth Ave players Dave Wolf a Dale Aavdd 4 Tom Shaheen 10 Kevin Ramsey 6 Don Krotz 4 Bob Moore 22 in a combined scoring summary.
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Anderson Joins Exclusive Cage Group In Big Eight History
Glen Anderson of Town State joined an exclusive club by defeating Oklahoma State and surpassing Henry Iba 10-9 in their rivalry. Oklahoma out-rebounded Nebraska 59-23 behind 31 points from Don Sidle. Town State sits atop the Big Eight after routing Oklahoma State 54-38 with Don Smith scoring 23.
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Engle Named Winner of Touchdown Award
New York AP Engle Rip Engle retired coach of Brown and Penn State earned the Touchdown Club of New York 33rd annual award. Engle never had a losing season in 16 Penn State seasons and will receive the honor at a January 19 dinner for his service to football.
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Hawks Owner Ben Kerner Considers Sell to New Orleans
St Louis Hawks owner Ben Kerner says he will sell the NBA team if the New Orleans offer is not matched by the Wednesday deadline. He emphasizes a preference to keep the team in St Louis but states a sale is possible to New Orleans if terms fail.
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Northwestern Aims to Lead Big Ten with Illinois Victory
Northwestern seeks a 2-0 conference start by beating suspension battered Illinois. Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Iowa jockey for position after early 1-1 marks, with Indiana routing Minnesota 83-68 as Butcher Joyner led with 23 points.
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Spray Began on Bargain Clubs Shaping Indianola Golfer
Steve Spray, an Indianola native who plays on the pro tour out of Cedar Rapids, recalls how a 75 cent auction purchase of five old clubs set his career in motion. He discusses early rules blocking him on local courses, wind training in college at Eastern New Mexico, changing drivers, and his view on advice from fellow pros. He also notes Iowa basketball schedule after a Big Ten opener win.
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Front Office Shakeup For Detroit Lions Front Office Shakeup For Detroit Lions
The Detroit Lions announce a front office shakeup with Russ Thomas becoming vice president and general manager. Edwin J. Anderson moves to executive vice president and chairman of the finance and policy committee. Lyall Smith adds business manager duties as director of public relations.
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Giants Sign McCovey Davenport and Haller for 1967
The San Francisco Giants announce 1967 signings of National League All Star first baseman Willie McCovey catcher Tom Haller and utility infielder Jim Davenport. McCovey's deal was announced Monday and Haller and Davenport on Tuesday.
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Alou Signs With Pirates For 1987 Season
Matty Alou signed a contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates for the 1987 season. The 1986 NL batting champion with a .342 average joins Pittsburgh to boost the lineup and offense.
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