Rams Tops In Passing In Midwest
Lawrence undefeated in Midwest conference leads in total offense with 364 yards per game and top rushing at 215. Beloit best on defense at 195 yards allowed, Cornell leads in passing at 207 yards per game, Monmouth strong in passing and second in points, Coe’s Kohawks top pass defense at 89 yards.
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John Wall Leads Iowa All Star Bowling Qualifiers
John Wall of Cedar Rapids topped qualifying with 3296 for 16 games at the Burlington Bowl to lead the Iowa All-Star match game. Bev Ortner of Galva led the women with 3075, while Jack Glessner of Cedar Rapids was second with 3255. The top 12 men and women advance to head-to-head matches with winners earning spots in the national finals in New York starting May 18.
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Moline Jeff Ranked Second in Writers Basketball Picks
Moline chosen to win MVC basketball title by all 11 voting writers at fall meeting. Jeff ranked runnerup with new coach Jim Lockett guiding limited returning lettermen. Rock Island third, Washington fourth, Kennedy last in preseason tally.
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McLaren Dies Hall of Fame Football Star McLaren Dies
Dr George W McLaren a member of footballs Hall of Fame and former Pitt fullback died at 71 in Baltimore after a heart attack He retired in 1964 as director of industrial recreation at Martin Marietta Corp He captained Pitt 1918 and excelled in basketball and track
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Lucky 10 Gals Win Three Bowling Crowns
The Lucky 10 Lanes team from Independence won three titles at the 36th annual Women's Interstate Bowling tournament in Sioux City. Evelyn Van Laningham led all events with 1,875 and, with Rosie Brann, also won the doubles with 1,272. the team event total reached 2,809.
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Stella Wilcox
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Irene Lundahl
Washington Warriors Hope Faster Juniors Boost Basketball
Washington high coach Don King aims to lift the Warriors with a strong junior roster after a 6-15 finish. Four veterans return, led by guards Steve Mohr and Mike Hurn and forwards Jeff Finn and Mark Hall. Sophomore Craig Darling impressed as a 15.5 ppg scorer, with several promising sophs and juniors vying for spots as the season opens at home versus Waterloo West on Friday, Nov. 24.
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Black Tux Affects OSU Beavers Final Home Stretch
Bob Blackburn wore a black tuxedo for OSU Beavers broadcasts as they beat Purdue 22-14 and later defeated Washington State 35-7 and tied UCLA 16-16. OSU, 6-2-1, closes the season against Oregon, 2-7, after promising to wear the tux until OSU loses.
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Whitworth Extends Lead in LPGA Official Money List
Kathy Whitworth built a $7,000 cushion atop the LPGA official money standings heading into the final event of 1967. Her tie for second at the Quality Classic in Waco boosted her earnings to $32,652, with eight tour victories. Sandra Haynie slipped to second in earnings after a $180 finish at Waco, leaving her with $25,343.
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LPGA
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Waco
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Indiana Narrowly Tops Dallas Then Beats New Orleans
The American League game recap notes Indiana defeated Dallas 119 to 118, followed by a 108 to 98 win over New Orleans, with Anaheim trailing in the standings.
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Robin Roberts Big League Win Leader Tally
Former Michigan State star Robin Roberts totaled 286 major league wins in his career, as reported from East Lansing.
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Michigan State University
Iowa Hawks Wrestlers Open 1967 Season at Home
Iowa coach Dave McCuskey leads the Haw key grapplers in a 1967-68 season opener November 21 against Augustana at home. The squad, mixing eight lettermen and several sophomores, aims to improve on a 7-8 record and challenge for the conference upper division.
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Fumbles Hamstring Bondhus at Wartburg Coach Seeks Answers
Wartburg coach Lee Bondhus laments team fumbles after watching his squad mishandle the ball 42 times this season. He visited a Minnesota Vikings Detroit Lions game in Bloomington to study pro schemes as Lions set an NFL record with 11 fumbles. Bondhus also scouted North Iowa area players at a Centerville junior college contest where MACC fumbled on its first two plays.
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IAC agenda outlines fall IIAC meeting topics
The IIAC fall meeting at Montrose hotel Cedar Rapids will cover basketball and football practice dates, track meet scheduling at Buena Vista, a uniform conference trophy, pre game baseball batting, potential playoff between first and second place teams, all conference football team, and second semester eligibility under new calendars.
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Leafs recall Hillman and Parise from Rochester farm club
Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL) recalled defenseman Larry Hillman and forward Jean-Paul Parise from their Rochester American Hockey League farm club. The moves aim to bolster Toronto's lineup.
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