Hoople Predicts Wide College Football Action This Week
Hoople Foretells major showdowns across conferences with Penn State due to topple North Carolina State and Indiana expected to beat Michigan State. Other picks include UCLA over Washington and Wyoming over New Mexico with numerous score forecasts across the nation.
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Arnie and Nicklaus Lead World Cup by One Stroke
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus held a one point lead for the United States as the World Cup golf team event began its second round in Mexico City. Molina of Argentina tied Palmer for low individual score with 68, while Fidel de Luca shot 73 and Gary Player 69 closed strong with late birdies.
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Mother Hooks Referee in Johannesburg Boxing Row
In Johannesburg, Mrs. Katie Viljoen struck referee Naas Bates after her boxing son Peet Steyn was disqualified in a fight. The mother and son have been banned from all matches under the South African Boxing Association. Mrs. Viljoen cited anger at the officiating and said she acted in the heat of the moment.
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Golfer Harold shines with 74 as rivals post 70
Player notes Harold finished with a 74 yet hit several impossible shots. He was not as poor as a 71 suggests, while Al Balding of Canada, Ramon Sota of Spain, and Jose Maria Gonzalez also shot 70.
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Barney Nagler Elected Boxing Writers Association President
New York AP reports Barney Nagler of the Morning Telegraph was elected president of the Boxing Writers Association. He previously led the group from 1961 to 1966 and succeeds Dan Daniel of Ring Magazine.
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Hawkins Leads Pipers Past Muskies In ABA Victory
Connie Hawkins scored 27 points and Chico Vaughn added 22 as the Pittsburgh Pipers snapped a three game skid by beating the Minnesota Muskies in Pittsburgh. Vaughn hit five of seven baskets from three point range while Hawkins made 10 field goals and all seven free throws. Don Freeman led Minnesota with 23. The Oakland Oaks beat the Houston Mavericks 99 98 as Jin Hadnot had 24 and Art Becker 20 for Houston in the night cap.
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Boxing Card Mixes Upset Results Across Cities
International bout results show Kiyohide Yurzudo defeating C L Lewis in Japan, Soo-Kang-Suh drawing in Korea, and Kang Chun-won outpointing Tony De Solio in South Korea. scattered records include fighters from Maine and New York with varied weights and outcomes.
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Cedar Falls 19 LaSalle Downs Lancers In Final 1967 Game
Cedar Falls Tigers defeated LaSalle 19 to 0 in Cedar Falls as sophomore QB Carty Crews connected with end Dave Bright for two touchdowns and Cedar Falls totaled 172 passing yards. LaSalle struggled offensively with 184 total yards as Rod Kann led rushers with 42 yards.
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Knicks' Talent Clicks: Whip Royals, 123-106
The Knicks overcome an early 32-22 deficit to defeat the Cincinnati Royals 123-106 at Madison Square Garden. Walt Bellamy and Dick Barnett score eight each in a late run to seal the sixth win in 13 games as Willis Reed notes the challenge of meshing talent into a unit. Detroit edges Seattle 119-118 in the opener of a doubleheader. Boston tops Chicago 107-93.
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Memphis Added to Texas League
President Hugh Finnerty of the Texas league announced Memphis officially joined the Texas league after Memphis signed a working agreement with the New York Mets. Joe McDonald, Mets director of scouting, attended Memphis Tuesday to formalize the agreement.
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Central of Iowa Ranked Ninth in NAIA Poll
Unbeaten Central of Iowa moves up to ninth in the NAIA football poll after eight straight wins. Southwest Texas State remains No. 1 with Northern Michigan and New Mexico Highlands close behind.
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Prairie Seasonal Finale Ends in Narrow Loss to Hawks
Prairie closes the season at 6-2-1 after a rough game against Hawks, losing downs on the Hawk 20 and fumbles on the 28 in the first period. Marion finishes 4-5 for the year as Prairie’s string of drives stalls and key players from both squads are listed in the roster lineups.
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Cedar Palio shuts out C. R. LaSalle in prep football
Cedar Palio defeats C. R. LaSalle 19 to 0 as prep football action continues. Co. R. tops East Moline 32 to 7 while C. R. Prairie beats Marion 14 to 0 in another district game.
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Regis Faces Single Wing Of Columbus
Regis hosts Waterloo Columbus at Kingston Stadium in the season finale. Columbus runs the rare single wing led by Mike Miller with help from Steve Knipp and Mick Burk. Regis seeks an 8 1 record after a 25 6 loss to Waterloo East and aims to finish strong against the Sailors.
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