Hayes Slams The Door on Ohio's Drills
Midwest football briefs report Woody Hayes sealed Buckeye practice sessions ahead of the Michigan game citing pressure. Bo Schembechler weighs psychology for the big game. Taylor with elbow injury expected ready. several injuries noted across Wisconsin Minnesota Purdue Indiana with various statuses and suspensions.
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Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Buckeye
Michigan
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Bo Schembechler
Billy Taylor
Northwestern
Jack Derning
Michigan State
John Jardine
Minnesota
Craig Curry
Mike White
Wisconsin
White
Purdue
Boilermakers
Indiana
Steve Nurrenbern
Bronco Keser
Bob White
Tom Kruger
Mike Falk
John Pont
Hoosiers
Marshall Victims Insured by NCAA
The NCAA Intercollegiate accident insurance program will pay 630000 to beneficiaries of 36 players five coaches and a trainer from the Marshall university football team killed in the Huntington plane crash. Each insured for 15000 by Aetna Life and Casualty Co. The plane plunged into rain and fog near Tri-State airport, killing seventy five aboard and thirty three others on the chartered flight.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Marshall University
National Athletic Association
NCAA
Aetna Life and Casualty Co
Huntington
W. Va
Southern Airways
Tri- State
Roque defeats Zami in Paris boxing match
Rene Roque, 139 pounds, from France, out pointed Roger Zami, 139 pounds, also of France, in a ten round fight held in Paris.
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Associated Press
Paris
Rene Roque
France
Roger Zami
Drake Joins 1971 MVC Title Contenders
Drake University and West Texas State join the 1971 Missouri Valley Conference lineup with a plan allowing seven eligible teams to play five games counting toward the MVC standings. Readmission details, New Mexico State's 1972 eligibility, and scheduling changes through 1973 are noted as the league expands to ten members with two vacancies.
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Dallas
Texas
Drake University
West Texas State
MVC
DeWitt Weaver
Drake
MWC
New Mexico State
Aggies
Upper Iowa Sets Meeting Delegation
Upper Iowa will head a delegation to the Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference fall meeting in Waterloo November 19 and 20. Peacock athletic director E. E. Eischeid leads, joined by coaches Stan Jack, Mike Olson, and Jim Killbreath. Faculty rep Bill Drake attends as IIAC vice president.
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Fayette
Upper Iowa
Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Waterloo
Peacock
E. E. Eischeid
Stan Jack
Mike Olson
Jim Killbreath
Bill Drake
IIAC
Kennedy Mat Hopes Rise By Tom Vint Gazette Sports Writer
Kennedy High wrestling coach Bob Bear Stevens says this year shows best material and depth yet with 73 out for the team. He notes six returning lettermen in lower weights and potential starters across weight classes, while predicting Washington as the team to beat and the need to develop upper weights for Kennedy Cougar success.
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Bob Bear
Stevens
Dennis Moser
Brian Beasmore
Kai Collins
Norman Mallory
Glen Opfer
Jim Blasingame
Bob
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Cougar
Bear
Columbus
Washington
Jefferson
Rider
Lingard
Collins
Perkins
Rhodes
Sisco
Hines
Marty Anderson
Wash
Bears Coaches and Players Joking Over Season Struggles
Chicago Bears figures mocked their tough season after a chaotic day with about 600 critics. Billy Staley recounted Cincinnati compare, George Sears cited a workaround suggestion box for jumping to the Canadian league, Jack Concannon read a fan poem, and Jim Dooley praised the team’s effort while noting Bobby Douglass deserves a shot to start in the future.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Bears
Billy Staley
Cincinnati
Jack Concannon
Concannon
Jim Dooley
Bobby Douglass
Lamonica Shoulder Soreness Persists Ahead of Week
Oakland Raiders quarterback Daryle Lamonica will begin the practice week with a sore left shoulder after a bruised shoulder on November 8 against Cleveland. He started Sunday versus Denver, with backup George Blanda finishing the fourth quarter and guiding two wins.
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Oakland
Daryle Lamonica
Oakland Raiders
Cleveland Browns
Denver
Lamonica
National Football League
Broncos
George Blanda
Browns
Regis Grid Banquet Moves to CSPS Hall
The Regis high football banquet is moved to CSPS hall at 1107 Third Street SE and will be held Sunday at 6 30 PM. It was originally set for Monday at St Matthew's School. Tickets cost 3 and reservations are at the school business office.
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Regis High
CSPS
Third Street
St. Matthew’s School
Bucks and Cavaliers Do Their Thing
The Milwaukee Bucks remain atop the Midwest with a 119-100 win over San Francisco led by Lew Alcindor with 31 points and Bob Dandridge with 30. Cleveland’s slide extended to three losses after a 98-86 defeat by Baltimore, while Buffalo beat Seattle 112-103 and San Diego defeated Portland 136-118 in Portland.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee Bucks
Cleveland Cavaliers
National Basketball Assn
Bucks
Lew Alcindor
Bob Dandridge
San Francisco
Cavaliers
Baltimore
Portland
Buffalo Braves
Seattle
San Diego
Memphis
Texas
Fort Worth
Warriors
Milwaukee
Alcindor
Dandridge
Nate Thurmond
Cleveland
Bullets
Gus Johnson
Walt Wesley
Bowling Highlights Show Marv Pennington 683 in Couples League
Marv Pennington posted a 256 game and 683 series for the Happy Couples in the May City His & Hers loop, while Dick Horn added 267-612. Other league marks include Clif ford Tow 235, Ken Miller 612, Jim Hiatt 625, Judy Boebel 205 and 594, Fran Humbert 217, Jan Nelson 214, Jan May 213, Ben O Neal spare 178, and Dick Swarzentruber 234 for his first 600 series.
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Mane Pennington
Happy Couples
Dick Horn
May City
His & Hers
T&c His & Hers
Clifford Tow
Ken Miller
Jim Hiatt
Judy Boebel
Marion
Fran Humbert
Elmcrest
Jan Nelson
Jan May
Ben O’neal
Dick Swarzentruber
Indian Creek
Tony King
Pepsi Cola
Phil Visek
Bantan
Paula Kephart
Dick Nery
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Jim_ Hiattsie Horn
Gifford Tow
Ud Pit
Nelson
J Boebel
Ba Odse
Olene
Peckham
Udy Boebel
Pat Fry
Dick Jorgensen
Jerry Coir
Waisen
M Sales
An' Butler
Dick Morrison
Sam_ Butler
Kay Comred
Lee Bars
Alley Cats
YS Tars
Yogi Freese
Ernie Otada
Pviltams
Hell Mes — Fry
Chuck Spile
An Findley
Epson Downs
Mary Pennington
Bernice We
Rick Horn
Janel Cizik Son
Sandie Cizik
Bob’s Wood
Ofarty Sharp
Ee Baker
Carolyn Tate
Jr-i
Bryce Walters
John Staub
Barb Lodge
Cyndie Huggins
Aos Bantam Boys
Bob Poetgemery
Terry Wieland
Bantam Boys
Dale Williams
Bantam Girls
Fantastic Four
Cyclone Palmer IIs Questionable for Oklahoma State Game
Ames AP Iowa State coach Johnny Majors listed running back Mike Palmer as questionable for the Big Eight finale with Oklahoma State after a hamstring pull against Missouri. Four players practiced at Palmer’s spot this week George Amundson Brian Cannon Jock Johnson and Willie Harris. Majors gave the team a day off for exams but said the victory over Missouri requires focus for the trip to Stillwater.
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AMES
Johnny Majors
Mike Palmer
Oklahoma State
Majors
Palmer
George Amundson
Brian Cannon
Jock Johnson
Willie Harris
Missouri
Stillwater
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