Bad Call Ended Indiana's Hope By Mike Harrix
Indiana fans faced a grim outlook after a rough Big Ten stretch with a 1-7 mark in conference play and a recent setback against Illinois. Jota Pont defended his team though, promising improvement and vowing to win, citing visible effort and the potential of his group to rebound from losses at home and on the road. The remarks reflect a coach's attempt to rally support amid mounting pressure from fans and officials in Bloomington.
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Guthrie Sets Penn Rushing Mark Br The Associated Press
Frank Guthrie powered William Penn to a 0 record breakthrough, scoring four touchdowns and gaining 247 yards as Doane fell 4-4. Luther dominated Chicago Circle 55-0 behind Bernie Peeters 206 rushing yards, strengthening a Stagg Bowl bid. Northern Iowa shut out Augustana 17-0 to finish 4-2 in NCC, while Coe beat Dubuque 39-20 for its first Midwest Conference win.
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Broken Leg Sidelines Towa Fullback For Indiana
Rod Sims, Towa fullback and former defensive middle guard, suffered a broken fibula just above the ankle in Saturday’s 6-7 loss at Michigan. The junior from Steubenville transferred to offense for the Wisconsin game and likely will be replaced by Frank Holmes against Indiana depending on formation.
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Hoosiers rely on Starling speed in tough showdown
Whitehaired coach praised his young squad and especially sophomore running back Ken Starling. Starling showed speed critics claimed the Hoosiers lacked, rushing 15 times for 145 yards in Saturday action.
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Indiana Hoosiers Fall After Late Call
Indiana drops a thriller to Minnesota as a late questionable call decides the outcome. Pont notes the team relaxed after building a two touchdown lead late in the third. Indiana drives to midfield before a fourth down miscue ends the chance, while McNulty’s near first down is nullified by a line of scrimmage infraction. Next Indiana visits Town, while Minnesota seeks Wisconsin.
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Weekend Fights Report From Veerwin Ring Recap
Weekend fights report from Veerwin ring notes events at Rote Labs and Kaul matchups. Beene acs and neewctated summaries indicate multiple bouts including improvised title clash and local spectators.
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Kennedy gymnast Al Kittrell wins state all-around title
Al Kittrell of Kennedy captured the all-around title at the state high school gymnastics championships held Saturday at Kennedy. His victory helped Kennedy tie Cedar Rapids Jefferson for second place as Washington took the team crown for the third time in four years.
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Ex Rangers Help North Stars Win Behind Worsley Beating Flyers
ex Rangers Gump Worsley stopped 77 Philadelphia shots while Dean Prentice set up two Maine goals as Minnesota beat Philadelphia 3 0. The win kept the North Stars tied with Chicago atop the West. Montreal edged Boston 3 2 as Tardif and Mahovlich led the Habs.
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Trevino vows revenge after Mexican Open upset by Gallardo
Mexico City AP reports Lee Trevino finishing tied for third as Angel Gallardo, little known outside Europe, wins the Mexican Open by one stroke with a final round 70. Trevino donates his $2,233 share to the Mexican national orphanage and vows to play World Cup duties with Flo Trevino and Jack Nicklaus for the United States. Gallardo and Ramon Sota will represent Spain.
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Casper Paces U S Golf Win Over Japan
In Osaka, Casper leads a 10 man U S golf squad to a nine stroke victory over Japan in the first United States Japan off match. Casper shot 68 to tie Masashi for individual honors as the Americans posted 1 484 to 1 493 using seven best scores. Bert Yancey placed second for the Americans with 210, followed by DeWitt Weaver 211 and Homero Blancas 214.
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Ashe Wins Stockholm Open Ending Czech Challenge
Arthur Ashe of Miami captured the Stockholm Open tennis title, defeating Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia in a five set battle that featured a late comeback after trailing 14 in the fifth. The final score was 6-1 3-4 6-2 1-6 5-4. Stan Smith and Tom Gorman beat Ashe and Bob Latz 6-3 6-4 in the all American doubles final.
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