Hawkeyes Seek Cellar Escape Iowa
Iowa coach Ray Nagel fields a battered lineup for a pivotal home game at Iowa Stadium hoping to climb out of the Big Ten cellar. Ohio State sits as a heavy favorite as Nagel relies on veterans Dave Moreland Dan Hilsabeck and others to power an upset bid in the final home appearance for 13 seniors led by Dick Gibbs and Tony Williams.
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Gus Schrader
NASA
Cape Kennedy
Ray Nagel
Hawkeyes
Iowa Stadium
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Bob Gibbs
Gibbs
Stony Jackson
Michigan State Avalanche
Iowa
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Indiana
Woody
Michigan
Nagel
Tony Williams
Dick Gibbs
Pensa Defense
Tavery —Jackson
Tate —Ficeli
Hilsabeck
Newlandendricks
Smi
Aeonee
Podolak —Usinowicz
Hamlin
Ween
Wae
KSTT
KGRN
KWPC
KDTH
KCOB
Ohio Battery
Bill Long
Soph
Dayton
Bill Anders
Sabina
Ohio
Long
Anders
Williams Ready to Face Clay in Astrodome Title Fight
Cleveland Williams declares he fears no man or beast as he meets Cassius Clay in a 15 round heavyweight title bout at the Astrodome Monday night. Officials approved rules including eight count, no three knockdowns, and a 10 point must system with fouls deducting two points.
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Houston
Cleveland Williams
Williams
Cassius Clay
Astrodome
Clay
Texas Boxing Commission
Purdue Eyes Rose Bowl Bid With Minnesota Test
Purdue seeks its first Rose Bowl appearance by beating Minnesota as a 7 point favorite. The Gophers, 3 1 1 1, face Indiana and Wisconsin in key clashes that could reshuffle the Big Ten standings.
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Chicago
Purdue
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Gophers
Michigan
Indiana
Boilers
Badgers
Wisconsin
Big Ten
Washington
UCLA
Navy coach Erdelatz dies at 52 after throat cancer
Eddie Erdelatz, ex Navy coach who began an eight year run with a 1950 upset of Army and later coached the Oakland Raiders, died at 52 after throat cancer surgery. He led Navy from 1950 to 1958 with 50 wins, 26 losses and 8 ties, and once served as a vice president in San Jose.
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American Football League
California Finance Corp
San Jose
Burlingame
Calif
Eddie Erdelatz
U.S. Naval Academy
Desire
Cadets
Peninsula Hospital
Midshipmen
West High and Cedar Rapids Marion Area Prep Football Winds Up
Wash Home Washington aims to cap its 1966 season Friday hosting West High Davenport at Kingston Stadium at 7 45 p m. The Cedar Rapids Marion area wind up also features unbeaten Jefferson against Central Davenport in an 8 p m test.
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Cedar Rapids-Marion
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Central of
Puzzling Buckeyes Stay Mixed After Tough Schedule
Ohio State football under Woody Hayes shows an erratic run of results. The Buckeyes beat Texas Christian 14-7, lost to Washington 38-22, and later fell to Illinois 10-9 while Michigan State and Minnesota also produced setbacks. The team now leans on passing yards over rushing and faces Indiana with a narrow 3-0 board-read before penalties alter the score.
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Burns
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Woody
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Washington
UCLA
Ohio
Illinois
George Cairns
Michigan State
Spartans
Wisconsin
Air Force
Peppers Praises Coe and Cornell as Upset Oak in Grid Picks
The author laments Coe and Cornell for steering the season from a .700 target. He notes Illinois upset Michigan, cites a 14 right, 7 wrong tally, and lists scattered Big Ten and Midwest college football scores with playful asides about teams like Purdue Minnesota and Iowa State.
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Illinois
Michigan
Iowa
Ohio State
Big Ten Gie
Purdue
Minnesota
Mich
State
Indiana
Pen Iy
Devwantere
Wisconsin
Iowa State
A State
Sopreske
Okie
Adto
Kanok Lhoma
Missouri
Luther
Ay Milton
Upper Wa Been
St. Wee Plains
Kuque
Northwestern Babuau College
Wm. Penn
Monmouth
Ripon
Carleton
St. Olaf x
Lawrence
Beloit
S Ri Sale
Eoliee
Doane
Aceland
Central Ohio
Inwetern
Westmar
Huron
Palmer Fires a 67 To Trail Knudson by One
George Knudson of Canada shot 68 for the day to take a one stroke lead over Arnold Palmer after the second round of the Canada Cup. Knudson birdied 16 and 17 and saved par on 18 to finish 132. Palmer fired a 67 to go with Thursday’s 66 for 133, as Nicklaus added a 68 to reach 137 for the U.S. team lead.
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Ted Smits
Tokyo
George Knudson
Canada
Arnold Palmer
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Nicklaus
U.S
Japan
Taiwan
Roberto de Argen
Christy O’connor
Ireland
Bernardin
Italy
Iseewn
Player
Bruce Devlin
Australia
En Arda
Res Nestre
Je Scotian Oe
Tonneller
Germany
Sebastian’ Miguel
Spain
Lu Liang-huan
Nationalist China
Hideyo Sugimoto
Jack Nicklaus
National
China
South Africa
Belgium
Argentina
Nagle
Palmer and Nicklaus Visit Wounded in Tokyo Hospital
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, Canada Cup stars, spent 45 minutes at Tachikawa Air Force Base hospital in Tokyo. They met 60 wounded U.S. personnel, signed Canada Cup programs, and were escorted by Lt. Col. John Delahunt before a helicopter whisked them from the course.
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Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Vietnam
U.S. Air Force Base
Tachikawa
Palmer
Nicklaus
John Delahunt
San Bernardino
Calif
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