Prep Standout Skip Schmulbach Shines in 33-0 Win
Washington star Skip Schmulbach led the Warriors with two TD receptions and 114 receiving yards while adding 223 rushing yards and 34 tackles on defense as Wash blanked Moline 33-0. Barber and Fulton also starred for Jeff in similar fashion in postseason buzz.
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Kyle Skogman
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Gary Martin
Rick Fulton
Jeff
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Bruce Frana
LaSalle
Iowa City
Regina
Dick Burns
Linn-Mar
Lions
Steve Markt
Mark Votroubek
Kennedy
Markt
Badger Football Fans Rally Behind Signs Against Coatta
Wisconsin fans display sarcastic placards as the Badgers struggle under coach John Coatta. A 43 8 loss to No 2 Ohio State extends a winless streak to 18 games in two seasons amid fading crowds and student protests seeking change and funds.
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University of Wisconsin
Badgers
John Coatta
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Coatta
Milt Bruhn
Indiana
Vassar
Schrader to Speak at Oil Men's Dinner in Roosevelt Hotel
Gazette sports editor Gus Schrader will address the Cedar Rapids Iowa City Oil Men's club dinner at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Roosevelt hotel. He will discuss his experiences covering the recent Olympics in Mexico City.
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Gus Schrader
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Roosevelt Hotel
Mexico City
Army Eyes Bowl Bid After Pentagon Skepticism
Army and West Point again face bowl bid talks as doubts from last year linger. Coach Cahill notes fan mail from military branches after the 1967 veto, while Gen Westmoreland, Army chief, is cited as a football fan supportive of possible postseason play.
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Department of the Army
West Point
Post Office Department
Tom Cahill
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Army
Stanley Reser
Harold K. Johnson
Mess Hall
William C. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Torrez Leads Cardinals Past Japanese Team in Japan
Mike Torrez scattered seven hits over nine innings to give the St. Louis Cardinals a 5-3 win over a composite Japanese squad from the Yomiuri Giants and Hiroshima Toyo Carp. Shan non had three hits, Ricketts drove in two runs, and Kinugasa homered in the seventh as St. Louis won its 10th game of an 18 game goodwill tour despite three losses.
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St. Louis
Yoshio Kinugasa
Cards
Quarry Stops Mumford in Phoenix Heavyweight Fight
Associated Press report from Phoenix states Jerry Quarry of Bellflower California stopped Bob Mumford of Los Angeles in five rounds. In Tokyo Jaguar Kakizawa won on points over a Philippine opponent with a 13414 weight, while Montreal's Paduano outpointed Serge Prolux in Montreal.
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Ariz
Jerry Quarry
Bell‘flower
Calif
Bob “Bull” Mumford
Angeles
Tokyo
Jaguar Kakizawa
Japan
Philippines
Hayes Russell Duel Falls Short as Celtics Dominate
Celtics rout Rockets 134 113 at Boston Garden in the first pro meeting of Elvin Hayes and Bill Russell. Hayes scores 17 points 11 rebounds while Russell adds eight and 10 as Boston rides a 69 40 halftime cushion and steady defense. Don Kojis and John Havlicek pace the Celtics with 29 apiece, and Oakland Oaks outlast New Orleans 136 127 in OT as Rick Barry and Jim Eakins lead the scoring.
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Rick Barry
Barry
Oaks
New Orleans
Steve Jones
Penn State Favored to Meet Auburn or Georgia in Orange Bowl
Unbeaten Penn State heads toward a possible Orange Bowl clash with Auburn or Georgia in Miami on New Year’s night. The Bowl Selection Committee aims to invite the Auburn-Georgia winner after Penn State beat Miami 22-7 for its seventh victory. a State College meeting last Saturday reportedly reached a gentlemen’s agreement.
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Georgia
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Jack Baldwin
Mysterious German Checks Spark Olympic Team Probe
U S Olympic Committee chairman Douglas F Roby said big checks from West Germany were found in the hands of some U S athletes amid warnings of possible games scandal. He noted money tied to protests by Negro athletes and described the incident as a strange set of circumstances while addressing the Birmingham Morning Quarterback Club.
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Surgery Knocks Hanratty Out for Notre Dame season
South Bend. Notre Dame senior quarterback Terry Hanratty will undergo knee surgery Tuesday and miss the rest of the season. Coach Ara Parseghian noted multiple opinions but agreed surgery offers the best chance for a full recovery and a promising career.
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Ind
Terry Hanratty
Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian
Hanratty
Parseghian
Terry
Dan Gurney Plans New Car for 500
Dan Gurney of Costa Mesa plans to build a new Eagle car for the Indianapolis 500 and retire from the European Grand Prix circuit. He will focus on the 500 and aim for Indy car championships in the United States and the Canadian American Challenge Cup sports car series.
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Calif
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Sir Ivor Wins Washington DC International at Laurel
Sir Ivor representing Ireland and bred in Kentucky captured the 17th Washington DC International at Laurel Race Course. He defeated Czar Alexander, a U S bred in Ireland, in the 1 5/8 mile grass race for $150000 prize.
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Washington, D.C
Sir Ivor
Ireland
Kentucky
Czar Alexander
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