Prairie earns eight spots on All EC/ Grid Team
Cedar Rapids area players named to East Central Iowa conference all league football teams. Prairie leads with three honorees Endl Yevin Ege Larry Sirowy and Why Polver on offense and defense. Linn-Mar guard Glen Colton and LaSalle tackle Roger Garin also named. Ties in voting noted as coaches voted.
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Brown Seeks Aid for Pro Pass Catchers
Brown calls for assistance for professional receivers and lists eight spots. Beck min hat six, LineMar and LaSalle four each, with Iuwa City Regina and Benton Community also contributing. Colton joins Beckman in the first string backfield alongside Pat Fegon at quarterback Tim Kes mM Prairie and Kevin Sippy of LaSalle and Roger Wortbacher of Regina as receivers. Kay tops the league with 3 ground yards and 10 points from 5 touchdowns. Bob Mimmermat of Beckman named top conference jog? el year.
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Browns See Adjustments as Bengals Probe Downfield Defenses
The Bengals face defensive schemes that neutralize long passes and force receivers to find open targets. Coach Brown said adjustments will come before next season as offensive drills emphasize hitting downfield routes and combating varied coverage. Injuries to Mike Reid and Tommy Casanova added to concerns during Wednesday practice. extent to be determined.
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Undetermined boxing match names and places from OCR
OCR fragment lists multiple names and places including SAN REMO, REDWOOD CITY, VEGAS, and Jersey City. Due to severe garbling many proper nouns are unclear. readable elements suggest a boxing or boxing related event with several participants and locations but specifics are unreliable.
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Anger After UCLA Missed Point in 62 13 Rout
UCLA coach Pepper Rodgers faced questions Monday after guard Herrera was blamed for a deliberate miss late in the fourth quarter against Washington. Bruins led 35 13 when they chose a kick try over a fourth down pass, drawing teammates’ ire and threatening Herrera’s standing as the No 2 all time UCLA scorer. Herrera apologized but teammates debate restoring his confidence.
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Northwestern Retains Top NAIA Football Rating
New York UPI reports Northwestern Iowa remains at the top of the NAIA football coachesRatings as of Wednesday. Northwestern completed regular season play with an almost certain claim to the division two championship. Unbeaten William Jewell ranks second with 63 points, while Carthage Fisk Linfield Carroll Missouri Valley Westminster Millikin fill the top 10.
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Eleven College Football Scholar Athletes Named for 1973
Eleven players named Scholar-Athletes for 1973 by the foundation will be honored at the Hall of Fame Awards Dinner in New York. The group includes Pittsburgh guard Kaaly and several backs and ends from Texas Nebraska and Notre Dame, with several others from UCLA UCLA and Mississippi among the honorees.
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