Drake Bulldogs Cruise Past North Texas State in Valley Win
Drake broke the game open late in the first half and built a 62 31 early lead in the second as it defeated North Texas State 90 46 in the Missouri Valley. Bobby Jones led Drake with 20 points while Halliburton and Hiuff added 4 each and Sinnate and Bush contributed. North Texas State was paced by Herb Larkins and Sinnate with 12 points each. Drake improved to 2 2 in the Valley and 12 4 overall, North Texas State fell to 2 3 in the Valley and 8 7 overall. Drake held a 52 percent shooting edge and a 46 4 rebounding margin.
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NFL Draft Picks Read Through The Club By Club
A crowded board of pro hopefuls features quarterbacks from Stanford and Kansas State, defensive backs from Prairie View and Grambling, and a spread of running backs, linebackers, and receivers from multiple colleges. Teams including Houston, Philadelphia, New York Giants, Green Bay, and Chicago showcase a wide roster of names, positions, and colleges in this draft roundup.
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Iowa Gymnasts Defeat Oklahoma on Road to 2-0 Start
Iowa Hawkeyes led by Carl Walin in Iowa City as he won the all around with 19.25 points and teammate Bruce Waldman and Dean Showalter added wins. Oklahoma slipped to 3-2 while Iowa improved to 2-0 in the season. Walin also placed second on still rings and tied for first on parallel bars with Wayne Crockett of Oklahoma.
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Dan Repp
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Dan Boals Hired as Northern Iowa Aide
Dan Boals, former college fullback and successful high school coach, will be recommended to the Board of Regents as assistant football coach and physical education instructor at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls. He resigns as head football instructor at West High School in Waterloo and joins UNI as offensive backfield coach under head coach Stan Sheriff, replacing Larry Thompson who left for Duke University.
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Kentucky State NAIA Leader Keeps No. 1 Ranking
Kansas City AP reports Kentucky State MI remains No. 1 in this week's NAIA basketball rankings as the race tightens. The top ranking reflects continued national leadership in NCAA II style NAIA play, with Kentucky State maintaining strength amid challengers.
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Criswell and Wertman Chosen 1971 Iowa Track Captains
Seniors John Criswell of Indianola and Bill Wertman of Willisea were named Towa track captains by teammates. Criswell a top Hawkeye runner placed fifth in the Big Ten last year. Wertman a pole vaulter ranked fifth indoors and second outdoors in the conference.
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Mercy College Beats Mercy Hospital Staff 95 to 60
Mercy college basketball team defeated Mercy Hospital staff 95 to 60 at ML Mercy gym on Thursday. The game featured Mercy College pacing early led by standout players and solid defense to seal the sizable win.
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Illinois Faces Pall Bowl Return After Layoff
Illinois prepares for a return to competition at Chicago Stadium in the Pall Bowl rhythm after a two week break. Coach Ward Schmidt says his team aims to avoid last season’s missteps as the Illini, Michigan, Ohio State and Purdue vie for Big Ten pace.
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Lauterbur and staff to be honored at Linn County stag
Frank Lauterbur Iowa’s new football coach and his eight man staff will be honored guests at a Linn County Club Stag at the Montrose Hotel on Wednesday November 24. The stag is limited to 175 with the first 100 attendees receiving Tree, Hawke ong tickets for 15 dollars including a one hour social. Dinner begins at 7:49 with door prices later. Tickets from Jerry Bush and Al Miller or Sinsberg’s Jewelers Secord Avenue. Gus Schrader editor to preside.
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Northern Iowa Tops N. D. State on Matt
Fargo ND The North ern Town wrestling team pinned the first dual meet defeat of the season at North Dakota State. Jon Moeller upset Sam Kueen lie at 128 pounds as NDS tested for the first time in nine meets. Mike McCready boosted Northern to 6-0 with a 92 romp over Bob Backlund.
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Eichelberger and Johnston Lead San Diego Open
Dave Eichelberger and rookie Ralph Johnston shot six under par 68 to share the first round lead at the Andy Williams San Diego Open. Johnston, a 29 year old electrical engineer from New York, and Eichelberger, 27, tied for lead with others at 67 behind leaders Nicklaus and Stockton at 69.
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Johnsons dominate dual meet with 117 45 70 win over Washington
Jefferson High gymnasts led by Terry Johnson undefeated honors as J Hawks post 11745 to 11570 over city rival Washington. Johnson placed first in four events including high bar and horse, while teammates John Enabait and Jim Curran won floor and still rings respectively. Washington's Rick McConnell and John Swinton claimed side horse and parallel bars wins.
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