St Clair Leads Kennedy Wrestlers In Strong Returnees
Kennedy's wrestling team returns nine veterans led by Steve St Clair and Russ Winegardner with prospects for a strong season. St Clair, state 103 lb runner up last year, may move to 112, with other seniors Bertelli and Bir anchoring the lineup. Kennedy gymnastics also fields a nine meet schedule under Steve Doty.
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Collis
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Mike Tebussek
Steve Marks
Iowa Freshman Five to Start Monday Contest
Iowa coach Ralph Miller narrowed starting candidates to seven players for the freshman varsity game Monday. The contenders include Chad Calabria Glenn Vidnovic Dick Jensen Ron Norman Chris Philips Ben McGilmer and John Johnson. Jensen and Johnson at 6-8 and 6-7 lead the tallest Hawkeyes. Vidnovic and Calabria each averaged 13.9 points last season. Tipoff is 7 30 p.m. All 12 home games are sold out.
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Dick Brown to Have More Brain Exams
Dick Brown former Orioles catcher will undergo treatment for a tumor in the posterior brain region a club physician announced. The 33 year old, who twice had surgery and X rays for a brain tumor ending his playing career in 1966, is a scout for the American League team residing in Lake Worth Florida and was admitted to Samai hospital on Monday for examination.
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Veeck Planned to Hire Elston Howard as Negro Manager
Boston AP report quotes Bill Veeck saying he planned to hire Elston Howard as the major leagues first Negro manager before his bid to buy the Washington Senators collapsed during the 1967 World Series.
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Barber leads Cajun Classic with five straight birdies
Miller Barber fired a seven under par 65 in the first round to take the lead at the Cajun Classic in Lafayette Louisiana. Dave Stockton Dan Sikes Jr Frank Boynton and Sam Carmichael shot 66s to sit close behind.
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Tommy Shaw
John MecMullin
Charles Coody
Burt Burdick
Im Jamieson
John Lively Gates
Bobby Mitchell
Ewitt Weaver
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Barry Held to 14 Field Goals, Scorches for 48 Points
Oakland Oaks star Barry led a 125 114 win over the Rockets as he made 20 of 22 free throws for 48 points. Lonnie Wright sparked Denver’s comeback before Oakland pulled away late. Jimmy Jones erupted for 39 as New Orleans beat Indiana 129 117 and New York topped Dallas 117 104.
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Iowa's Basketball Guide On Sale In Iowa City
The University of Iowa releases a 40 page Basketball Guide for the public and newsmen detailing the current team and historical data. Copies cost $1 and may be obtained by sending payment to the Iowa Sports Information Office at the University Field House in Iowa City.
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National basketball results date unspecified
Pro basketball scores show Atlanta 129 over Detroit 121 and Chicago 120 over Milwaukee 111. In the American Association New Orleans 129 defeated Indiana 117 while New York 117 beat Dallas 104 and Oakland 125 topped Denver 114.
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Pro Hockey National League Scoreboard Brief
Boston beats Los Angeles 4 to 1 while Montreal shuts out Philadelphia 3 to 0. Pittsburgh falls 3 to 7 to Oakland in a high scoring matchup.
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Successful Hip Surgery on Halas
George Halas of the Chicago Bears underwent a successful operation on his right hip in England. Surgeon John Charnley performed the procedure at Wrightington hospital near Manchester. The 73 year old former coach will spend three to four weeks in hospital and may return to Chicago for Christmas and the Bear alumni party on Dec. 16 after the Bears game with Green Bay.
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Evans Refuses Police Job in San Jose Calif
Olympic gold medalist Lee Evans rejected a part time post with the San Jose Police Department community relations division citing a racist attitude. Evans, 21 and a San Jose State senior, had been named to the $600 a month role by Police Chief Ray Blackmore who praised him as a community asset.
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Chuvalo Shifts Heavyweight Bout To February
Toronto’s George Chuvalo and Buster Mathis of Grand Rapids were tied to a 12 round title bout on December 6 but postponed due to Chuvalo finger injury. The match is rescheduled for Monday February 3.
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Toronto
George Chuvalo
Buster Mathis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Golf group anchors $200000 Miami tournament next March
AP reports the American Professional Golfers have lined up a $200,000 tournament in Miami, Florida, for next March as part of their schedule. The event will attract players from the APGA circuit and is aimed at boosting competition and prize money.
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Kennedy Cougars Eye First Win After Rough 19 Game Start
Kennedy coach Mike Collis faces a rebuilding season after a winless last year. He cites small roster, but expectations rise with key returnees like Dirk Dunbar and Steve Hines, plus transfers and sophomores. The Dec. 6 opener vs Dubuque looms as a test.
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Steve Hines
Terry Miner
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Jack Ostberg
Bill Travis
Mike Thomsen
Collis
Dubuque
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