Regis Royals tune up for playoffs with Valley clash
Regis high, host Valley of West Des Moines in a Parents Night game at Kingston Stadium at 7 30. Coach Tom Good says they will focus on winning their eighth of the season before next week’s first round of state class 4A playoffs. The Royals enter 7 1 with only loss to 4A Dubuque Wahlert.
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Don Dietrich
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Tiernan Dolan
Hank Strathman
Jim Vanous
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Steve Short
Greg Engler
Final Playoff Spots Will Be Decided By The AP
The final 11 berths in Iowa high school football will be decided Friday night as eight games in four classes determine playoff participants starting Nov. 11. Eight teams, including Sioux City East, stand 8-0, with Jefferson, Dowling, Cedar Falls all near clinching spots. Regis, Sioux Center, Tripoli, and Radcliffe hold class adjacents. rankings, sectional bids, and potential matchups shape the tense race toward the Nov. 18 finals.
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Smith, 2 Other Americans Win at French Indoor Open
Stan Smith of Pasadena defeated Georges Goven of France 3-6 6-3 6-1 to reach the quarterfinals of the $50,000 French International indoor tournament with Jimmy Connors of Belleville and Tom Gorman of Seattle also advancing. Patrice Dominguez beat Jaime Fillol 7-6 6-3, Jan Kodes topped Francois Jauffret 6-4 7-6, and Barry Phillips Moore beat Jiri Hrebec 7-5 7-5.
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Television sports schedule highlights and ads
A fragmented TV guide lists college and pro football games across channels and times including Iowa at Wisconsin 1600 Nebraska vs Colorado UNI vs South Dakota State Bears vs Lions Broncos vs Giants Raiders vs Chiefs and Colts vs Patriots. Political advertisement appears at the end.
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Ruth's Wife: They Can't Replace Babe Ruth
Mrs. Babe Ruth speaks at a Sports Immortals luncheon honoring icons like Willie Mays and Jack Dempsey. She says no one can replace the Babe, comments on Hank Aaron’s chase of Ruth’s home run record, and notes Aaron has hit 673 with years left. Other immortals include Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Bob Cousy. awards awarded.
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A. J. Foyt
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Gordie Howe
Bob Cousy
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Cowboy Back Bound Over On Drug Charge
Fountain Smith Oklahoma State running back was bound over to Cleveland County District Court on selling marijuana to an undercover Norman police agent last summer near the University of Oklahoma campus. Judge Alan Couch set trial on the next available docket, with Smith free on bond. He surrendered after being named in a warrant for the Aug. 9 alleged purchase.
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Big Eight clash at season midpoint features Huskers and Buffs
College grid season passes mid point as Big Eight lights up with Nebraska facing Colorado 28-21 and Oklahoma routing Iowa State 47-10. LSU battles Mississippi 24-14. Southern California overwhelms Washington State 30-18. Yale edges Dartmouth 26-22 in Ivy clash. many other results listed.
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Unknown Bob Loy Soars Into Texas Open Lead
Bobby Loy, a 32-year-old club pro with sparse tour earnings, shot a 7 under 65 to take the first round lead at the $125,000 Texas Open in San Antonio. The Elon College graduate, who previously left the tour after money ran out in 1965, blitzed the front nine with a 31 and capitalized on steady putting to hold the solo lead despite a late-par save at the 18th. Notables like Trevino, Littler, and Moody trailed after rounds.
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Dale Douglass
Ron Weber
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Gary Groh
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Borowiak Advances After Upset of Richey in Sweden
In Goteborg Jeff Borowiak of Berkeley Calif upset second seed Arthur Ashe in round one and then edged Cliff Richey 6-4 2-6 7-6 in the World Championship Tennis event. Mark Cox defeated Bjorn Borg while Bob Lutz and Cliff Drysdale were eliminated. Roy Emerson and Haroon Rahim won their matches.
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Los Angeles
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Pakistan
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Warriors Top Trail Blazers 118 104 in NBA clash
Golden State defeated Portland 118 to 104 in pro basketball. In minor pro hockey, New York beat Minnesota 4 to 2 while Los Angeles defeated Ottawa 1 to 0 and Quebec triumphed over Philadelphia 6 to 3.
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A's Acquire Lindblad For McNulty In Trade
ARLINGTON Texas AP The Texas Rangers traded pitcher Paul Lindblad to the Oakland Athletics for third baseman Bill McNulty from Oakland Evansville farm club and another player to be named by Dec 15 Lindblad had a 5 8 record and 2 64 ERA in 1972 McNulty stood 6 foot 4 and hit 24 homers with 73 RBIs
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