Prep of the Week honors for local football stars
Al Morse of Prairie named Gazette back of the week after the Hawks beat Marion 32 21 in a rivalry game. Tom Victor of Regis earned lineman of the week honors for the Royals 7 2 finish. Honorable mentions include Nelson of Marion, two Regis backs, Kohl and Lawrence of Jefferson, Philipp of LaSalle, Zalesky of Prairie, Charipar of LaSalle, Baker and Kelley of Jefferson, Zeigler and Clark of Marion.
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Batrie
al Morse
The
Gazette
Hawks
Marion
Morse
Prairie
Hawk
Don Sirowy
Lon Scriven
Sophs
Egis
Tom Victor
Royals
Waterloo Columbus
Paul Nelson
Marion Janier
Hank Ryan
Mike Jennings
Regis
Columbus
Bob Kohl
Larry Lawrence
Jefferson
Kohl
Lawrence
Davenport West
Phil Philipp
LaSalle
Cedar Falls
Linn-Mar
Washington
Karl Charipar
Larry Baker
Tim Kelley
Kelley
Baker
Hungary Leads Soviet Union as U S Fences Ahead in Pentathlon
Hungary held a commanding lead over the Soviet Union after two events in the World Modern Pentathlon championships in Melbourne. The United States stood third with Jim Kerr of Waukesha Wisconsin tied for fourth individually after scoring 1100 in horseback riding and 926 in fencing.
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Melbourne
Australia
Hungary
Soviet Union
United States
Jim Kerr
Waukesha
Wis
New York Athletic Club
Iowa football players push through injuries ahead of Ohio State
Coach Nagel said several players were hurt including Hilsabeck Moreland and Knutson, forcing volunteers to fill gaps at unfamiliar positions. He noted a chance to beat Ohio State if the team stays reasonably fit and mentioned trialing Corny Patterson and Bob Gibbs at linebackers while Rick Thiele nears return.
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Hilsabeck
Moreland
Knutson
Stoney Jackson
Bob Gibbs
Nagel
Ohio State
Corny Patterson
Rick Thiele
Johnson becomes fourth NFL QB knocked out this season
St Louis passer Charley Johnson left the game after a late run in New York, becoming the fourth NFL quarterback sidelined this season. Milt Plum of Detroit Bill Nelson of Pittsburgh and Earl Morrall of New York joined him in missing action, with Morrall likely out but others uncertain. TV blackout lift coincides with a league record crowd trend, as NFL attendance climbs toward a new high and CBS reports Nielsen showing 15.4 percent of homes watching NFL games Sept 11 to Oct 23.
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NFL
Atlanta
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Neilson
Charley Johnson
St. Louis
Milt Plum
Detroit
Bill Nelson
Pittsburgh
Earl Morrall
New York Giants
Morrall
Johnson
New York
Giants
Jim Garcia
Plum
Don Sinnick
Ohio State aims for .600 mark against Iowa after Indiana win
Ohio State seeks a road win at Iowa to lift their record toward .600 as Woody Hayes cautions against underestimating the 2-6 Hawkeyes. Iowa faces a potent pass and run attack led by Ed Podolak while Ohio State emphasizes defense after a 7-4 victory.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Iowa
Woody Hayes
Indiana
Towa
HAYES
Hawkeyes
Michigan State
Bucks
Minnesota
Gophers
Michigan
Ed Podolak
Sarkkinen
Charlie Johnson Wins MVP In Armed Forces Game
Cardinal quarterback Charlie Johnson, out for the season with a knee injury, is pictured in a happier moment as he accepts the most valuable player award at this year’s Armed Forces game in Chicago.
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Cardinal
Charlie Johnson
Armed Forces
Chicago
Colorado End Big 8 Lineman
The Associated Press reports Colorado defensive end Bill Fairband made two touchdown saving plays and stopped Missouri drives. A former sprinter and early offense player, Fairband shifted to defense in 1965 and is now seen as one of the league’s top linemen.
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Colorado
Bill Fairband
Missouri
Fairband
Ray LeMasters
Patton Top Lineman as Georgia Downs Florida
Georgia tackle Patton led the Bulldogs defense against Steve Spurrier and the Gators in a 27-10 victory. He earned The Associated Press Lineman of the Week laurels for his work.
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George Patton
Florida
Gator
Steve Spurrier
Patton
Georgia
Spurrier
Bulldogs
Associated Press
Bowling Highlights Virgil Reid 250 and Other High Series
Virgil Reid rolled a 250 in the 8:30 Couples Club while Barb Rammelsberg hit 558 for the best girls series. Joe Nemec led the Indian Creek Mixed with a 622 series, Betty Lewis 220 in 8 Ball, and multiple bowlers posted notable scores across leagues including junior circuits and charity contributions from the Iowa Women's Bowling Assn.
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Virgil Reid
Barb Rammelsberg
Joe Nemec
Indian Creek
Betty Lewis
Legion
Fighting Irish
Lads & Lassiex
Don Harris
John Welbes
Ann Pracock
Lois Harris
Terry Warner
Ray Benson
Carol Welchman
Neighbors
Dudes & Cames
Hank Merkin
Arlene Moas
Mary Stewart
Mavricks
Fearless Four
Nate Bumingham
Mike Rebel
Arlene Core
Marlene Reed
Spares
G & Ts
Marion Kings & Queens
Dean Russian
Donna Lewis
Merion
Rodney Bishop
Harlan Sharp
Cedar Cafe
Crime Gunder
Luetta Saike
MN Hart
Mapey
Bih Smeikal
Bill Paxson
Leo Urban
Judy Slaughton
Animal Clinte
Moose
Merle Starr
Doris Starr
Goyt
Steve Rosekrans
Steve Scarnocccea
Alley Cats
Impossibles
Sen Trickey
Morisas
Sellers Tabalé
Tearm
Bill Kirk
Jin Franklin
Orks
Greenlend
Ten Ping
Cs Besle
Lovu Yeakie
Irene Boyd
Alyce Ward
AG. Erceg
Alice Virtueas
Marion Stevens
Barnare Davesléé Sleeverns
Square
Whagls
MSU snow cleanup costs and student helpers reveal big expense
Red Peppers estimated Spartans spent about 35000 to clear snow from Wednesday night and Thursday. 700 shovels were bought, students paid two dollars an hour plus hired trucks and men for removal, with many girls and some volunteers pitching in.
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Spartans
Biggie
Ben Dunn
Detroit News
East Lansing
Mich
Iowa
Clinton Jones
Michigan State
Duffy
Ed Zack
Davenport Woc
Davenport Central
Jim Fox
Zack
Pat Wyatt
Ruling on Neely Stays the Same
Dallas Cowboys tackle Ralph Neely faced a final bid to avoid AFL action as the U S Supreme Court refused to review a lower court ruling. His last hope rested with a state court in Dallas, while he had stated he would not play for the Houston Oilers.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Washington
Houston Oilers
American Football League
Scott Smith Tops Van Buren Football Skills Meet
Scott Smith won the football skills competition at Van Buren School with 1851 points. Mare Wharton finished second with 1677 points and Brian Ritchie took third with 1664 points.
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Scott Smith
van Buren School
Playground Commission
Mare Wharton
Brian Ritchie
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Heb Sanza
Victor
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Tom Good
Tom
Good
Jim Zalesky
Prairie End
Red Lehdigh
Dave Zeigler
Dave Clark
Zeigler
Mar
U.S
Clayt
E Avenue
Auto Service
Timeout
By Jack Hand
National Football League
Larry Wilson
Wilson
Charlie Conerly
Chuck Drulis
Nelson
Woody Lees
By Hal Paris
Lark
Town
Esco Sarkkinen
Podolak
Silas McKinnie
Tony Williams
UPI
Tom Donovan
Welch & Donovan Dependable Insurance
Miei Gur
Cedar Rapids
ST PA Iwgurance Companies
Rammelsberg
By Emmet Neenan
Bob Jensen
Lulla Spike
Devonna Pratt
Brad Trickey
Kathy Cassidy
John
Debbie Sellers
Little Jim Logston
Frank O'Keefe
Iowa State Policemen’s Assn
Iowa Women’s Bowling Assn
Jerry Rabiner
Fort Dodge
Pesenberg
Up Harris
Sili Sipalkal
Brad Frey
Max Berlin
Korsino
Lee Jones
Netty Lewin
Rammel
Olene Peckham
Are Weithman
Charlene White
C.r
Boesenberg
W. Raienperert
C. Patterson
N. Morris Johnson
Wooty
Little Four
Wayne Garyant
Naomi McCallister
Anne Weaver
Bill O'Connell
Art Peckham
Charlene
Mps
Betty Ketetsen
Riley Cats
Marshall Swanson
Marty McKee
Shirley Ritee
Jacqueline White
Belly Egl Tt & C Jr
Marion Giltrap
Enn Cassidy
Great Electric
Doe Nemec
Ruth Trippensee
Garde Poddasky
Bob Gulsple
Jerry Enos
Peg
Hazel Canady
Bruce &Bales
Rolling
Aeenee
Red Peppers
Neely
Dallas
Ralph Neely
Dallas Cowboys
America
LTD
Alempede Boleo
Peoru
Gay Raat
Gooderham & Worts Ltd
Peoria
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