Brawner Declares Peak Speed Reached At Indy Race Track
Clint Brawner, chief mechanic behind Mario Andretti, says Indianapolis speed peak is reached with power and man. He notes 170s likely, cites his Hawk Ford record 169.779 mph in time trials, and describes banquet honors for Brawner, Mecom, Granatelli, Ruby, Johnson, and McGeorge.
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ISU Signs 34 Gridders
Iowa State University announced on Wednesday that 34 football players have signed national letters of intent for next fall. Coach Clay Stapleton praised the class, highlighting several Iowa players and noting strong representation from the Midwest among the signees.
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Aquin Beats Leo Shares Loop Title
Aquin defeated Holy Cross Leo 8-3 to share the Cascade conference baseball title with both teams finishing 7-1. Players mentioned include Bob Kevin don Nesa Lucas and Schroeder Frasher and K.
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Elkader Tops West Central in Five Inning 17-3 Victory
Elkader rode two two run homers by Lee Palas and John Costigan to a 17-3 five inning win over West Central. Palas drove in six runs and Costigan five while both players added two hits. Brent Struve collected two hits for West Central in the setback.
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Jeff Wins Dual Track Meet Upset over Washington
Jefferson defeated Washington 62 to 51 in a dual track meet on Warrior track. Bob Kohl led wins in the 100 and 220, with Doug Lane taking the shot and discus and Rick Freese matching wins in the 880 and mile.
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Rozelle hints AFL may keep merger plan. Cincinnati awarded 10th franchise
New York AP says 1970 dawn could leave NFL at 16 teams and AFL at 10 with no major realignment. Rozelle confirms Cincinnati gets AFL 10th franchise and interleague play possible in 1970. Ownership groups eye control. stadium cost rises to 40 million for 55,000 seats, potential 1969 readiness.
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J Hawks Sophs Top Warriors in Close Clash
Jefferson sophomores edged Washburn yearlings 59 54 Tuesday. J Hawks swept field events while claiming several top track finishes including Craven and Heefner in sprints and jumps and Puryear Chavez contributing in multiple events.
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Mitchell's 76 Net Wins Highlight Twin Pines Meet
Bob Mitchell earned low net honors with 76 at Twin Pines Golf Course during last week's Twin Pines Men's Association event. Blind bogey winners were Lory Gace Geer, Carr Wez, Rael Bob, and Younes viblenty.
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State Tourney Final Round baseball results
Norway defeats Mason City 4 to 2 while Dysart-Genesee tops N Tama 12 to 2 in five innings. Other games include C R Jeff 17 Marion G Elkader 17 and West Central 3. Casc Aquin Holy Cross 3. Prep track C R Jeff 62 C R Wash 51. Connecticut 9 Rhode Island 3. Ohio Wes 15 Western 5. Baldwin Wallace 7 Mt Union 1. National League St Louis 3 Pittsburgh 1 Atlanta 4 Toronto 1.
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Hawkeyes Finish Fourth in Big Ten Composite for 1966-67
Iowa athletic teams end 1966-67 with a fourth place composite in the Big Ten after securing three titles in cross country gymnastics and outdoor track and earning quality points of 6.08. Michigan State won three titles plus a share in basketball while no other school topped two titles. Iowa also placed highly in several sports including basketball indoor track fencing baseball and golf.
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Midwest and Wis Rapids High School Football Scoreboard Notes
Journal fragment records multiple games with Dubuque and Clinton results. Key plays include Appleton and Stephenson lead efforts, Clinton holds a 39 to 9 win over Wisconsin Rapids, and Sumner faces a loss to Burlington. Detailed scores show several player names and inning-like notations.
Iowa Signs 27 Players for 1967 Hawkeyes Backfield Emphasis
Iowa's 1967 recruiting class includes 27 national letter signers with seven halfbacks five fullbacks and three quarterbacks. Out of state players total twenty, led by athletes from South Carolina Texas and Missouri. Home state signers include Cedar Rapids Jefferson Newton Iowa City Regina and Des Moines East products. Coach Ray Nagel praised the depth and versatility, noting strong linemen were also prioritized due to late recruiting start and anticipated need after graduation losses.
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Peacocks Face NAIA Region 4 Tourney Openers
Upper Iowa, 21-4, takes on William Jewell, 18-12, of Liberty, Missouri, while Milton, 22-3, Wisconsin, meets St. Thomas, 11-2, of St. Paul, Minnesota, in the NAIA Region 4 baseball double elimination tournament in Dubuque. Winners meet winners and losers meet losers Friday with the title decided Saturday and the region winner advancing to the national NAIA meet in St. Joseph, Missouri.
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