Hawkeyes Flattered to a 44 0 Defeat by Miami Hurricanes
The Iowa Hawkeyes were routed 44 to 0 by the Miami Hurricanes in a season finale in Miami. Coach Ray Nagel cited a flat effort and thin squad while noting Miami’s strength and balance.
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Finn Sparks Wash Beat West Waterloo 1966-67 Opener
Washington high school opened under coach Don King with a 73 65 victory over West Waterloo. Jeff Finn came off the bench for 17 points while John Smith sealed the win with two late free throws. Wash dominated rebounding and shot 44 percent to West 50 percent.
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Mississippi Valley Victorious Over West Waterloo in Prep Basketball
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30 1 Win For Wash Mat Team
The Washington varsity wrestling squad defeated Newton 30 to 11 in the Warrior gym on Friday night. Sophomore Steve St Clair opened with a 13 0 decision at 95 pounds and Tom Wilcox scored a 33 second pin. Sandy Waller won 6 5 and Greg Slager pinned Robert Craig in 2 30. Dan Hutton won 7 0 at 180 as Washington built momentum for a future meet with West Waterloo. The sophomores later beat Newton 32 11 with several forfeit and decisive wins.
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Prairie's Mat Team Opens Season With Win
Prairie high school defeats Grinnell 22 to 18 in the opener of the 1966 67 wrestling campaign. Grinnell reserves win 33 20. Individual results include Rick Schropp and Allan Zach taking decisions for Prairie, and several other close bouts with key names such as Jim King Ken Neither Red Buck Mike Osborne and Roger Ont.
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Regina Rally Forces 73 65 Win Over LaSalle
Regina cagers trailed by 12 in the third period but surged to a 73 65 victory over Cedar Rapids LaSalle in the season opener. Marty Lantz fueled a late surge with four straight baskets as Regina outshot the Lancers 27 of 69 to 23 of 70 and gained control with a stiff full court press.
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Pikeville Tournament Semifinals Set After Two Upsets
Wilberforce defeated Presbyterian 83 to 75 in one semifinal, while Pikeville beat Campbellsville 85 to 77 to advance. Other results show chaotic scores with Jo and Gos teams and unclear college football lines.
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Griffith Says Pascual Will Have To Be Traded
In Minneapolis AP Calvin Griffith declares Camile Pascual must be traded after losing his spot in the Twins starting rotation last season and being deemed no longer useful to the club.
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Koufax Retires as Dodgers Face a Dark Future
Sandy Koufax announces retirement at 30 after a career marked by three Cy Young Awards four no hit no run games and dominant World Series performances. Dodgers officials and colleagues express regret while praising his impact as a unique left hander.
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