Foster Blocks Former Champ's Comeback All Risks Return Title Shot
Muhammad Ali risks a return shot at heavyweight champ Bob Foster in a 12 round fight at High Sierra Tahoe. Foster, from Albuquerque, seeks to slow Ali as the bout headlines a Tahoe card. Estimated attendance reaches about 2900 with purses totaling at least 250000 for Ali and 125000 for Foster.
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Three Billiard Stars At Iowa Next Week
Three top U.S. pocket billiard players Cisero Murphy Joe Balsis and Donna Reis will stage free exhibitions at Iowa Memorial Union next Monday and Tuesday in the main lounge from 2 pm to 4 pm both days. They will perform trick shots and challenge audience players. Balsis is a former world champion 1965 and 1986 and won the world junior title at age 12. Murphy placed third in the U S Open 1985 and fifth last year. Reis was the women's intercollegiate champion in 1969 and 1970.
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Baseball playoffs may expand rather than cut
NEW YORK AP reports proposals to broaden post season include expanding to two teams per division, best-of-five series for division winners, and a league final best-of-five. Alternate plan carves each league into three four-team divisions with top second-placers meeting in best-of-five for league title. Other items cover player negotiations, spring schedules, weather rules, and expanded disabled list. Meetings run through Friday with Commissioner Kuhn presiding.
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Pro Football Notes From Kansas State Playmaker
A detailed account highlights Kansas State players and NFL star Larry Brown. Brown discusses criticism, toughness, and his goal to prove himself after a strong season. He describes yardage as getting harder and defying fatigue while targeting longevity and durability.
Cornell Pats 4 Coe Two on All Midwest
Cornell university placed four players on the All Midwest football team with Coe College earning two first-team berths. Bruce Prana led Cornell by making both offensive and defensive units while Kim Beca Rob Ash Toby Trickey also earned first-team honors. Coe selections included Don Flagel and Andy Fairlie. Cornell’s eight berths matched a school record and the Rams coach Jerry Clark completed his 14th season. Frana led Cornell with 524 rushing yards and five touchdowns.
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Coe Varsity routs JV 117 to 52 in scrimmage
Coe College varsity cruised past the junior varsity 117 52 in a closed scrimmage as seven starters reached double figures. Capt Bill Carruthers Rohlman and Vince Groves each scored 16 for the varsity while Don Stevenson led the JV with 20 points in Chicago.
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Kennedy Reserved Cage Ducati on Sale
Falls-said he will make a decision on the guard after Thanksgiving. Gee Varsity and Kennedy games list reserve seats for Withers Groves Rohiman and Knutson with sale times from 8 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. at Kennedy activities office. Don Shupe said tickets also will be available at the home opener Friday night vs Prairie.
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Leff Season Cage Tickets On Sale At Jefferson High
Season tickets for Jefferson high's 1972 73 basketball season are available at the activities office. Adult price is 14.50 and student price is 9. The J Hawks begin the season December 1 at home against Bettendorf.
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Iowa Coach Lauds White And Bryant
Iowa coach Frank Lauterbur named tight end Ike White as offensive player of the week and defensive end Dave Bryant as defensive player after White’s near flawless blocking against Indiana. Freshman Bryant from Waterloo pressured the Indiana quarterback four times while contributing other stops. Douthitt Cross and Dave Simms also stood out on defense.
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Minnesota Twins Star Harmon Hospitalized After Leg Surgery
In Minneapolis, Minnesota, slugger Harmon is hospitalized following surgery on a leg issue. Reports say the athlete will remain under care until Wednesday as doctors address vein issues and there is no immediate word on recovery. The team is awaiting further updates from medical staff.
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Majors Praises Krakau Krepfle Strachan For Scoring Honors
AMIS lons State university's football team faced a snowy practice before Saturdays Big Eight finale at Oklahoma State. Coach Johnny Majors lauded senior end Mary Krakan and junior backs Krakau Krepfle and Strachan for strong recent play, noting OSU may pose tougher test than Missouri. He warned players to avoid a letdown after Missouri, and described Monday's workout in sweat clothes and a brief squad meeting focused on Oklahoma State.
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Krakau Earns Second National Player of the Week Honor
ISU defensive end Merv Krakau, Guthrie center native, added another national honor by being named Sports Illustrated national Oneman of the Week. He helped in ISU’s 23-23 draw with Nebraska on Nov 11, and was noted for five tackles, two fumbles caused and recovered, three passes broken up, and five tackles behind the line. The award sits alongside the Associated Press honor reported earlier.
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