Buena Vista QB Mulligan MVP of ITAC in 1960 season
Charlie Mulligan of Buena Vista was named the ITAC Most Valuable Player, a unanimous pick, and earned a spot on the All ITAC first team for the third time. BV’s Jim Hershberger was Coach of the Year as the Beavers piled eight first team and two second team honorees.
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Eastside Looms Large In YMCA Fast Break Action
Eastside rolls in the Y league with a 79 40 victory over Armstrongs while Safari Lounge edges Dows Dairy 68 66 and Zachar Realtors defeats First Trust and Savings 74 63. Key scorers include Vir Archichon 25 for Eastside and Gary Cooper 18 for Zachar with supporting efforts from Jim Van See and Albers aboard.
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al Barnard
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Wool Bowl Day Roars In Roswell With Balloons And Cheer
Navarro Junior College Bulldogs of Corsicana Texas meet Fort Scott Community College Greyhounds in the Wool Bowl game. A parade of 16 hot air balloons opens the event. Roswell marks Wool Bowl Day in New Mexico. Eighteen women compete for the title and a 300 dollar college scholarship.
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Blair named Big Eight defensive player of the week
Iowa State rover Matt Blair earned the conference defensive player of the week after Iowa State upset Missouri 17 to 7. He registered six solo tackles, six assists, two fumbles recovered, one additional recovery, and forced a 17 yard sack on Missouri quarterback John Cherry. Coaches Earle Bruce and Missouri’s Al Onofrio praised his performance. Other nominees included Miller, Geiser, Moseley, Bowman, Thorn, and Selmon.
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Missouri
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Oklahoma State
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Colorado
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James Bowman
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Nebraska
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Palmer Beats Out Strachan for Big Eight Player Honor
George Palmer of Oklahoma State, once doubted for speed, posted a standout season with 945 yards on 193 carries as a sophomore and 571 yards on 134 attempts as a junior. His 38 24 win over Colorado highlighted his shine, earning him the Big Eight offensive player of the week in a split vote over Iowa State tailback Mike Strachan.
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George Palmer
Oklahoma State
Palmer
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Colorado
Mike Strachan
Iowa State
Coe Varsity Tops JV In 84-72 Showdown
Six players reach double figures for Coe as they shirt-sleeve preview the defending Midwest Conference champs. Barrie Ernst leads with 28, Garland Smith adds 20, Leonard Cooper 12 and 14 rebounds, while Steve Ottoson posts 16. Fran Rohlman 19 and Ed McFalls 16 contribute as coach Marcus Jackson notes average defense but strong JV effort. The Kohawks have 10 days to prepare before Nov 30 home opener vs Roosevelt.
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Springville
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Regis Grapplers Tie Regina 30 30
Regis grapplers secure a 30 30 tie with Regina as Rick Clarahan wins a final heavyweight fall. The Regis squad fielded junior varsity against Regina’s varsity in Iowa City.
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Paris Tony Ownership Case Shocks Australia Market
A fragmented report shows Tony of Paris claiming ownership in Australia with unclear references to Emile Griff and New York figure Jose Fernandez, noting a 130'2 measurement and unspecified entitlements amid a tangle of names and places. The item appears as a brief, fragmentary legal or brokerage note with limited readable context.
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New York
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Iowa coach proposes all-star football game for state prospects
Iowa's Lauterbur calls for an all-star clash of Iowa high school players against top teams from other states. The plan would select players from four classifications to form an Iowa all-star team to compete at Kinnick Stadium after playoffs. He argues the best Iowa players can match those from any state, though he notes population differences affect player numbers.
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Ex Champ Ali Shavers Spar Incident Sparks Training Camp Fallout
Muhammad Ali confirmed Earnie Shavers was ousted from the Deer Lake camp after a sparring clash during a planned five round session ahead of Ali's January rematch with Joe Frazier. Don King said the incident involved a punch that floored Ali, with both insisting the matter was settled though Shavers seeking an apology to return.
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TCU Fires Coach Tohill After 11-13 Season
Texas Christian University athletic director Abe Martin fired coach Billy Tohill effective December 1. Players and staff learned of the decision as TCU faces Rice and SMU to finish the 1973 season. Tohill, 33, recovered from a spring auto crash and promised to coach this fall. He said the news was released to players first, then the world, with two years left on his contract.
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United States Davis Cup Team Rival Australia in Defense
In New York the United States selects Stan Smith Erik Van Dillen Tom Gorman and Marty Riessen to defend the Davis Cup against Australia.
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Iowa State drills, Stanley listed doubtful for OSU game
Iowa State held two hour practice in sweat clothes after a 17-7 win over Missouri. Coach Earle Bruce said quarterback Wayne Stanley is the lone question for Saturday’s home finale against Oklahoma State, after missing Missouri with an ankle injury. Ted Jornov and Matt Blair were named top defenders, with Keith Krepfle and Mike Strachan highlighted on offense. Bruce noted OSU is a big, strong team that has two losses when Brent Blackman was inj ured.
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Black appointments rejected to Sugar Bowl advisory council
NEW ORLEANS AP six black nominees rejected Sunday for the Sugar Bowl advisory committee marking the first time in the bowl’s 40 year history that blacks were included in the organization. NAACP says the move was an appeasement. Sugar Bowl plans to re evaluate changes to ensure meaningful black community participation.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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