Iowa State Freshmen Frosh Meet Hawkeye Juniors Saturday
Iowa State and Iowa renew football relations at 1 30 p m Saturday in Iowa City ending a 32 year lapse The last action for the two schools was in 1934 Kept to freshman squads both teams face injuries at quarterback Cyclone Tom Butters directs the attack with receivers Bob McPherson and Bob Brouillette expected to play Hawkeye signals likely by Mike Cilek Gruver may return at quarterback for Iowa State notes include running back Tim Sullivan and Pat Dunnigan leading their ground game
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Red Peppers Bowlers Eye Sugar Bowl Bid and Heart Fund
The piece details Miami and other teams eyeing bowl bids with Miami hoping for a Gator Bowl spot over Iowa, while Georgia and Alabama tensions loom for Sugar and Cotton Bowls. It also describes a charity bowling event in Cedar Rapids-Marion to benefit the Heart Fund with local bowlers representing lanes and sponsors.
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Second Place Battle Winds Through Big Ten Finishes
The Big Ten finale centers on second place between Purdue Indiana Illinois and Northwestern amid title hopes. Michigan State seeks No 1 ranking with Notre Dame while Minnesota Wisconsin battle as oddsmakers favor Minnesota over Wisconsin and Purdue over Indiana and Illinois over Northwestern.
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Say Murakami Can't Return
Tokyo reports that the Nankai Hawks rejected any idea Masanori Murakami return to the San Francisco Giants. Hawks president Shigeru Niiyama called the notion out of the question as Giants officials pursue a 1967 contract for the lefty. Murakami, a trailblazing Japanese pitcher, debuted with the Giants in 1964-65 and impressed management as a reliever.
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Fighting Irish Priests Adjust for Big Game
Four Plainville Connecticut priests alter confessions to 430 PM on Saturday to avoid clashing with Notre Dame versus Michigan State coverage. Archbishop Hannan says the move likely has church blessing and notes no betting at the bishops conference.
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Frazier sparse sparring interests as Machen bout nears
Heavyweight Joe Frazier offers more than a dollar per minute for sparring as he prepares for the upcoming title test with Eddie Machen. He paid Wayne Kindred and Jerry Quarry modest sums for sparring, but his camp says he is running out of willing partners.
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Super Bowl Set for January 15 in Los Angeles
The first NFL AFL championship game, to be held January 15 at Memorial Coliseum, was reported by the Los Angeles Times. NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle was in town to arrange details but unavailable for comment as league approval is expected at a November 28 meeting in New York. The Pro Bowl would follow January 22 also at the Coliseum.
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Fight Results By The Associated Press
Portland report details Mc Clure of Detroit stopping Silas of Washington at Los Angeles. Ramos of Long Beach outpointed Franklin of Skianoma City. Nevong Kid Las Vegas outpointed Hall of Phoenis.
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A New Want Ad Number Jot it Down
A brief classified item announces a new telephone contact number 369 1234 for placing want ads. The short notice urges readers to note the updated line for advertisements.
Wash Opens Mat Season With Newton
Washington high School starts its 1966 67 wrestling season hosting Newton with five returning letterwinners in the lineup. Veterans Greg Slager at heavyweight and Sandy Waller at 133 pounds are not yet at peak form. Other starters include Bruce Anderson Marshall Nicklson Dan Hutton and Steve St Clair with reserve tests beginning at 6 30 p m Friday night.
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Koufax Hints at Retirement Amid Elbow Pain and Honors
Sandy Koufax, plagued by chronic arthritic elbow pain for three seasons, hints at retirement after a record $125,000 salary season. He won the Cy Young for the third time, lost the MVP to Roberto Clemente, and went 0 for 1 with the Dodgers in the World Series where Baltimore swept in four. Errors by teammates, including Willie Davis, marred his performance in the decisive game.
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