Iowa Faces Wisconsin as Nervous Hawkeyes Seek Victory
Iowa plans a 48 man traveling squad for the Wisconsin game as several starters are benched or shifted. Butch Caldwell leads the offense after scoring twice against Purdue, while Wisconsin counters with Bill Marek and Ken Starch in a ground attack backed by Jack Novak and Mike Webster. An eighth straight loss would set a school record, with Iowa aiming to slow a Badger attack that has shown strong running and a porous defense in recent weeks.
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Iowa Travels to Wisconsin With Fractured Depth Chart
Iowa unveils an 48 man traveling squad for the Wisconsin game listing Ed Donovan as No. 2 in both free and strong safety positions while Steve Walker and Stanford Parkman miss the trip. The roster includes off ensive ends Lynn Heil and Nate Washington, linemen, linebackers, and specialists such as punter Joe Heppner and kicker Harry Kokolus amid other listed backups.
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Ripon Final Hurdle as Coe Seeks Midwest Title
Coe College aims to clinch its first Midwest conference football championship since 1964 when the Kohawks host Ripon in Kingston Stadium at 1 30 p m. The game pits Coe veterans Rick Kleinhans and Bob Breitbach against Ripon’s Kent Robinson and Kelly O’Brien in a high scoring finish. The Kohawks hold a 6-1 league mark while Ripon stands 5-2-1, with key players from both teams featured on offense and special teams.
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Gilbert's record 62 leads World Open at Pinehurst
Gibby Gilbert fired a nine under par 62 to seize the first round lead in the inaugural World Open at Pinehurst, a $500000 event with eight rounds. Allen Miller was four behind with 67, while many top players struggled in cool, cloudy conditions as the tournament stretched toward Nov. 17.
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Coe Kohawks Aim for Midwest Conference Title
Ripon faces dramatic showdown with Coe at Kingston Stadium as the Kohawks seek the Midwest Conference crown. The brief notes Ripon's coaching changes and recent results, while highlighting Coe's historic titles and rivalries with Ripon, Cornell, and others.
Inflation Boosts World Series Shares for Oakland A’s
The Oakland A’s share in World Series money rose to a record per man payout of 24760.87 while the Mets receiver 14960.18 apiece, with a total purse near 2 million and attendance at 643641. The breakdown includes full and half shares to various players, staff, and late joiners, reflecting performance and service in the season’s postseason.
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