Anderson Unreal As Bengals Top Bills In Aerial Victory
Cincinnati quarterback Ken Anderson threw for 447 yards and two touchdowns on 30 of 46 passes, guiding the Bengals to a 33 24 win over Buffalo. Teammate Chip Myers praised his precision while Bills players conceded Anderson’s performance, as Cincinnati built a strong passing attack and moved efficiently downfield.
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Iowa Fans Hail or Protest After Purdue Loss
Iowa coach Bob Cum mings criticized a disputed call as the Hawkeyes prepared for Michigan State after a 1918 loss to Purdue. Art White was hanged in effigy near a dormitory amid celebrations planned at a local bar. Karen Kirk led Cherry Burrell to a 47-41 win in Kirkwood women’s league action.
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Kennedy’s Gloria Wolfe Fails to Stop Wash in Metro Tourney Final
Wash defeated Kennedy 24 14 as Gloria Wolfe of Kennedy was charged with a foul on Sue Petersen during the championship game. The Bengals moved to 8 1 in American Conference standings after a decisive win and Cincinnati set club records with 549 total yards and 33 first downs led by Anderson 337 yards through the air and Stan Fritts two rushing touchdowns.
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Red Sox acquire Ferguson Jenkins in offseason trade
Boston lands veteran right hander Ferguson Jenkins from Texas for outfielder Juan Beniquez and pitcher Steve Barr plus a minor leaguer and about 250000 dollars. Jenkins 31, Cy Young winner in 1971, hit 25 wins in 1974 with the Rangers.
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Jefferson Mat Test Friday Intraquad Meet Set
Jefferson wrestling coach Bill McNeil announced an intraclass intrasquad mat test Friday night at 7 30 in the J Hawk gym. The annual event is free to the public and a parents night program will follow in the wrestling room.
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Mt Mercy tops Iowa 70 41 in season opener
Mt. Mercy uses a 46 17 halftime lead to beat Iowa 70 41 as Anne Dolan scores 21 and Becky Steele adds 20. Rubow leads Iowa with 14, Stepanek 13 for Mt Mercy. final stats and fouls shown.
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Cougars Begin Season With Nine Starters Returning
Kennedy wrestling coach Mel Wieland announces nine of the nine returning starters from last season. State returnees include 98-pound Ben Lindo and 126-pound Craig Moenck with 119-pound competitor posting a 26 3 mark. The lineup features Tom Novak Tim Skopec Ken Martin Robb Bright John Dietz Dennis Baskerville heavyweight Jake Hansen and Brown moving to 132. Cleveland Indians announce Hadix Torborg and Garcia will return as coaching staff for 1976 season.
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Thompson Leads Hawks in Dubuque Intra Squad Win
University of Iowa scrimmage at Hempstead High School ended 92 69 as Thompson scored 18 second half points to turn a one point halftime deficit into a Black Shirts victory. Bruce King topped Blacks with 24, Haberech 21, Archie Mays led Whites with 15.
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Arm of ISU fan goes missing after Nebraska game
An Iowa State fan who watched Nebraska trample ISU 52 0 allegedly drank away the loss. He woke with no wallet or his artificial arm, valued at 500 dollars, missing from his possession. Police have no recollection of how the limb was lost and think the arm may be attached to a shot glass somewhere in Lincoln.
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