Buena Vista Earns Division II Playoff Bid Amid Mixed Iowa Contention
Buena Vista, 1-1, is slated to face Carroll College, 8-0-1, in a first round game at Waukesha Wisconsin. The selection drew surprise and disappointment from Iowa's teams including Cornell and William Penn, as committee criteria cited eligibility, overall record, and conference strength in a complex process.
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Willem Penn
Cornell
Jerry Clark
Clark
Wartburg
Beavers
William Penn
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Hershberger
Wiliam Penn
Craig Boller
NATA
Ike Us
Mika Leeper
Iowa State
Randy McCurry
Northern Iowa
Byers
Augustana
Cyclones Poised for Bowl Dilemma and Orange Bowl Clash
Iowa State, once a Big Eight also ran, surged to a surprising share of the lead with Nebraska Oklahoma and Colorado. Their 37-28 upset of Nebraska complicates Orange Bowl selection as a three way race looms with Colorado Kansas State and Oklahoma State. Odds favor Sugar or Cotton if Pitt or Georgia or Texas Tech dictate final ratings.
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Giants Defenses Ends Losing Streak With 12 9 Win
In East Rutherford New Jersey the Giants beat the Washington Redskins 12 9 to end a long losing streak. Four Joe Danelo field goals sparked the victory as New York forced turnovers and held Washington without a TD in the final 10 quarters. Linebacker Worry Carson forced a fumble to start the late fourth quarter rally.
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Wee
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Aves
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Mike Thomas
New York
Norm Snead
Pege
College football wrap praises Cornell and Pitt as top units
The column salutes Cornell for an 8 1 record and shared Western division title with Knox and Monmouth while noting Cornell beat Ripon in a recent playoff. It also touts Pittsburgh’s undefeated schedule within the Big Eight and discusses Penn State proximity to a national title, with Tarkenton's Vikings performance and a snapshot of Iowa, Michigan State, and Ohio State games shaping pride outcomes.
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Ripon
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Tony Dorgett
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Louisville
Miam
Fla
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Syracuse
Ary
West Virginia
Penn State
Nittany Lions
Ohio State
Kentucky
Bob Cummings
Haawks
Michigan State
Mth
Columbus
Northwestern
Hawks
Mets Sign Former Major League Alter Bill Monbonquette
New York AP reports the New York Mets signed former major league athlete Bill Monbonquette, adding a veteran presence to the roster amid offseason moves.
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Falcons Rips Raiders to reach Pro Football title game
In their first year, the Cedar Rapids Falcons beat the South Salahrban Raiders 41-6 at Prairie Sohn Wall stadium to advance to the Chris Poland Pro Football league championship. Cedar Rapids improved to 11-2, with one loss to unbeaten Delavan, who will be their opponent after Delavan defeated Newton 25-3. The Falcons led 21-6 at halftime and never trailed.
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