Henry the Tough Battler Behind Illinois Coaches Fight
Dr. David D. Henry, president since 1955, vows to fight the Big Ten edict to fire Pete Elliott Harry Combes and Howie Braun over a 21 000 slush fund scandal and to appeal by March 17. He defends the coaches as unjustly treated and continues athletics policy while maintaining a disciplined work ethic.
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Colts Trade Cuozzo For Bill Curry Involve Saints Deal
Baltimore Colts coach Don Shula announced the trade sending Gary Cuozzo and Butch Allison to the New Orleans Saints in exchange for center linebacker Bill Curry and two draft choices. Shula said Cuozzo sought a chance to be a No. 1 quarterback while John Unitas and Jim Ward give the club stability. Curry, 24, is versatile and has played both offense and defense, with experience as Green Bay’s starter at center.
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Belle Plaine leads three Jrs to state bowling titles
Three Belle Plaine teams and two each from Cedar Rapids and Tama won district bowls titles earning spots in the Iowa State Junior Bowling finals in Des Moines at Merle Hay Lanes on April 15-16. The Rest of the Host of Others won the boys junior-senior with 2632 and the Tropic Tornados claimed the girls junior-senior with 2817.
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Three More Teams Advance in AAU Tournament
Marshalltown Community College edged Sunstroms of Oskaloosa 87 86 in Marshalltown to close the first round. Western Cafe of Boxholm defeated Buckhorn of Davenport 120 107 and Robin Van Dorn of Des Moines beat Messingham’s of Waterloo 97 84 in the second round opening night.
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Illinois Man Awarded $20,000 for Injury
An Illinois appellate court upheld a 1965 ruling granting David Maytnier of Winnetka $20,000 after a baseball struck him at Wrigley Field in 1957, causing a fractured skull. The case found Chicago National League Baseball Club negligent for bullpen activity by pitcher Bob Rush during the game.
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Pro Basketball Scores From Monday Evening
In the Eastern Division Boston leads with 55 wins while Philadelphia has 62. Monday results show Boston 127 over Detroit 103 and Philadelphia 119 over Los Angeles 117. Cincinnati 129, St Louis 122. San Francisco 2 and Baltimore 1955 Chicago 8 are listed among results.
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Jefferson J-Hawks Star Seniors Aim for State Title
Four-year Jefferson High seniors boast 85 wins 19 losses and one tie across football and basketball with six titles. Key players Trickey Lawrence Burgin Hoelker Baker Kelley Witt Brusha Gilbert and coach Gay Cahn highlight a storied program aiming to cap a 20-1 season and secure a state basketball title.
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Six SCI Wrestlers Named for NCAA College Nationals
Cedar Falls wrestling coach Chuck Patten named six State College of Iowa matmen for the NCAA College Division national tournament in Wilkes-Barre Pa. Entry list is led by defending 177-pound champion Don Parker who won his third straight conference title last Saturday. Other entries include Wayne Shutt 115 Bond 137 Horton 160 Kent Osboe heavyweight and Dennis Goetz 152.
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Substate Roundups and Scores Across Classes AA and A
Boys Substate semifinals and finals cap a day of close matchups across Clinton Des Moines and Waterloo with Dubuque Wahlert Anamosa Des Moines Roosevelt Ames Grinnell Mount Vernon Burlington Burlington and other districts posting decisive wins. College basketball and NAIA district results crown teams including Wartburg Loras and multiple regional showdowns.
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Tarkenton Traded to Giants From Vikings
New York Giants acquire quarterback Fran Tarkenton from Minnesota in a trade that sends the Giants’ first and second round picks in 1967, their No. 1 pick in 1968, plus a player to be agreed upon. Tarkenton’s contract is assumed. he sought a move to play with another club.
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Louisville Becomes 11th ABA Franchise
NEW ORLEANS AP The American Basketball Association granted its 11th franchise to Louisville Kentucky as the new pro league plans to start next season.
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