Injuries Shape Big Ten Weekend Football Tilts
CHICAGO AP injuries to key players loom over Big Ten games Saturday. Michigan State aims for undisputed title with Indiana, while Indiana starts sophomores without guard Tom Schuette. Illinois and Wisconsin adjust at center and quarterback amid elbow infection and health issues. Minnesota, Purdue, Iowa, Northwestern, and Michigan report multiple sidelined players as teams prepare.
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St Johns Earn NAIA Playoff Berth In grid action
St John’s University of Collegeville Minnesota undefeated in nine starts earned a spot in the NAIA football playoffs. NAIA officials listed 24 teams still in contention with final selections after games on November 20. One playoff game is set for Metropolitan Stadium Bloomington Minnesota at 1 p.m. Saturday November 27. Max Elbin of Burning Tree Country Club Bethesda Maryland was named president of the Professional Golfers Association.
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Mexican Open lead tops as Thompson relives two unlucky shots
Five players share the first round lead at the Mexican Open in Mexico City. Alvie Thompson of Westvale Ontario slipped to four over 76 after a bizarre sequence on the 15th hole where a chip hit a mound, bounced to his arm, then forced a left handed shot that clipped him in the eye. Billy Maxwell of Dallas posted 70 to lead tied with Dudley Wysong, Larry Ziedler, Antonio Cerda, and Guadalupe Perez. Defending champ Art Wall Jr. shot 77 to fall behind on the back nine.
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Larry Ziedler
St. Louis
Spain
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Oswaldo de Vicenzo
Juan Neri
Roman Cruz
Art Wall, Jr
Pocono Manor
Furman Second Major Grid Foe for Parsons
Parsons College Wildcats schedule a 1966 season opener against Furman University in Greenville South Carolina on September 17. The game marks the second major college contest on Parsons agenda following a prior scheduling with Idaho State University for November 12 at Parsons stadium.
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Lawrence teen named state youth chairman for MDAA
Larry Lawrence, 16, Cedar Rapids Jefferson quarterback and son of Ted Lawrence, was named state youth chairman for the Muscular Dystrophy Association of America. He will lead Iowa teen awareness efforts, fund raising, and events, including a benefit ball on Friday night November 19 with appearances by John Culver Tom Riley and Miss Iowa.
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Muscular Dystrophy Assn. of America
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Iowa
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Patty Duke
Bowling High Scores Highlight Local League Winners
Howard Braun leads with a 256 game and 654 series in the Masters league. LaVonne Morey and V Hedenstrom share top women’s game with 221, while Mary McDowell tops the women’s series at 580. Teams and clubs across Marion report multiple 200s and 600s with numerous players posting high games and series.
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May’s City
Wood Wiglers
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Beverly Rula
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C.R
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Parlor City
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Oelwein High Names Four New Coaches
Oelwein board of education approved four new coaching positions at the junior and senior high levels. Howard Klatt was named head golf coach for both boys and girls, with Dennis Donelly and Walter Windt named as assistant track coaches and Robert Hix as assistant junior high football coach.
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Oelwein Board of Education
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Walter Windt
Robert Hix
Brothers Won't Play for Drake Showdown With Louisville
Drake coach Jack Wallace said co captain Lee Brothers likely will miss the game against Louisville after learning his father died in Erie Pennsylvania. Funeral set for Monday in Erie as Drake endured a light drizzle workout to toughen its defense against Louisville's passing attack.
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Minnesota
Jack Mollenkopf
Gophers
Barry Yagodich
Tom Sakal
DES Moines
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Drake
Jack Wallace
Bulldog
Lee Brothers
Louisville Brothers
Erie
Clinton
Bulldogs
Louisville
SCI Varsity to Meet Panther Freshmen in Nov 28 Tilt
The State College of Iowa varsity basketball team will face the Panther freshmen at 7 30 p m on November 28 in the Men's gym, announced by head coach Norm Stewart. A pregame talk on rules changes and squad introductions will precede the game. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students, with all proceeds to the SCI Athletic Scholarship Fund.
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Cedar Falls — State College of Iowa
Panther
Norm Stewart
Stewart
SCI
Celtics win fifth straight as Russell backs early surge
Boston extends its winning streak to five with an 87-83 victory over the St. Louis Hawks at Boston Garden. Captain Bill Russell endorsed the longer run, while Wilt Chamberlain led Philadelphia to a 109-101 win over San Francisco in the other NBA matchup.
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Tip-Off Program Set At LaSalle High Friday
The 1965 66 Lancer varsity basketball team will demonstrate its training and hold a scrimmage for parents and fans at 7 30 p m Friday at LaSalle high school. New coach Dick Erlenbaugh said the event aims to showcase the team and generate fan interest.
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Lancer
Dick Erlenbaugh
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