Griese Spurrier Highlight 1966 Coaches All-America Team
The American Football Coaches Association selects 25 players for the 1966 All-America squad. Spurrier of Florida and Griese of Purdue share quarterback honors after a tight vote. Notre Dame and Michigan State lead with seven picks each. Midwest dominates with nine players overall.
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American Football Coaches Association
Steve Spurier
Florida
Bob Griese
Purdue
Nanker
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Michigan State
Irish
Spartans
Alabama
Arkansas
Southern California
Ron Yart
Wayne Mass
Wayne Meylan
Midwest
South
Pacific Coast
Southwest
Midlands
Regis- Continued scoring recap from page 13
Pete Reiter added 15 points as Ana mosa and Ditch contributed 14 each Don Miller scored nine and Gajen Eilers 14 for the team.
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Anamosa
Ditch
Don Miller
Gajen Eilers
Regis Sophs Race to 63 41 Victory in Preliminary Play
Anamosa hosts Regis as the sophomores surge to a 63 to 41 win led by Mike Mutherin with 18 points and Greg Jacobs 14. Bill Bosham adds 16 for the Raiders while Anamosa’s Chuck Meehan Terry Barger and Bill Basham pace their scoring.
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Regis
Mike Mutherin
Greg Jacobs
Bill Bosham
Raiders
Phil Popelka
Mike Thomson
Steve Egger
Tim McAleer
Anemosa
Chuck Meehan
Terry Barger
Bill Basham
Mark Dilger
Todd Lengerer
Greg Sinkey
Buf Brawn
Jefferson swimmers beat State College in eight of eleven events
Jefferson high defeated State College high of Cedar Falls 56 to 39 Tuesday night in the J Hawk pool. Steve Harktemeyer was the lone double winner with titles in the 100 and 200 yard freestyles.
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State College High of
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J-Hawk
Steve Harktemeyer
Jhawks
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Manesr
Chmenee Foaker
Farktemeyer
Vavricek
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Maneveenny
Sindliner SC
Moneypenny
Hatt
Konecny Ae
Llewellyn
Chmencekee
Sindlinger
Pfloneynenna
Ha Sshemeer
Mizaur Tse
Rutledge Dee
Meisha
Kramer
Clayton Too Breast
Willadson
Wavricek
Feexer
Konecny
Waukon St Patrick's OLON Ed Votroubek Leads Team
Ed Votroubek started late as St. Patrick's high coach in Waukon but his 1966-67 squad leads the North Iowa Catholic League with a 3 0 record. They upset Charles City Immaculate Conception 58 55 as Phil Burg scored 23. Lou Konigsfeld’s S.C. team vies for the title with a Jan 20 home date against St Patrick's and returns seven lettermen including Ron McDermott and Jim Price.
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Ed Votroubek
St. Patrick’s High
Waukon
North Iowa
St. Patrick's
Charles City Immaculate Conception
Ogden
Phil Burg
St. Pat’s
Immaculate Conception of
Charles City
St. Patrick’s
Lou
Ron McDermott
Jim Price
Cedar Rapids Area Prepares For February Basketball Tournaments
Cedar Rapids area fans await a new auditorium as planning advances. Iowa no longer hosts high school tourneys. district pairings Friday will reflect that change. Fans should check pairings and buy tickets early for Cedar Rapids rivals in district play. Prairie sophomore Al Morse shines in stats comparisons with Scriven and Sirowy of SCI. Eastern Iowa honors include North West Union John Grimes oil can and Mike Schram taping award. Al Smith of Wilton Junction missed from all conference.
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Forest Evashevski
University of Iowa
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Wilson
Red
Lehdigh
Prairie High School
al Morse
Morse
Lon Scriven
Don Sirowy
Hawks
Scriven
SCI
Prairie Soph
Sirowy
Iowa
North High
West Union
John Grimes
Mike Schram
San Diego State Eyes National Small College Title
San Diego State moved atop the UPI small college ratings with a 9-0 record behind a second-string quarterback and a strengthened defense. The Aztecs hold a 57-point edge over Montana State as the board nears a Dec 10 Camellia Bowl date with Montana State, with rival Long Beach State looming.
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UPI
San Diego State
United Press International
Aztecs
Montana State
San Diego
Sacramento
Los Angles State
The
Diablos
New Pro Cage Loop Set for 1967 68 Season
Los Angeles reports the American Basketball Association ready for the 1967 68 season with plans to raid NBA players. John McShain of John McShain & Associates says teams will take shape in Los Angeles Anaheim Seattle Atlanta Phoenix Cleveland Indianapolis New York Louisville Memphis Dallas and Houston. A draft is planned with announcements expected next week in Chicago.
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National Basketball Association
John McShain
John McShain & Associates
Anaheim
Calif
Los Angeles Times
American Basketball Association
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Atlanta
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Cleveland
Indianapolis
New York
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Memphis
Dallas
Houston
McShain
MecShain
Reague
NBA
Times
Chicago
Nebraska Oklahoma Faces Color TV Clash On KCRG Nine
Nebraska and Oklahoma gridiron duel set for Thursday at 1 30 PM broadcast in color on KCRG TV Channel 9. The matchup airs as NCAA football action with fans watching for playmakers and pivotal moments.
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Nebraska - Oklahoma
Kcrg-Tv
Prairie Juniors Top Marion Cagers Twice
Prairie won two junior high basketball games against Marion. The eighth grade prevailed 40 to 18 with Dave Cline and Jeff Leidigh scoring 11 each while Collins led Marion with eight. The seventh grade won 47 to 28 as Burgus scored 11 for Marion.
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Prairie
Marion
The
Dave Cline
Jeff Leidigh
Collins
Greg Gibney
Rick Marsh
Burgus
Center Point Beats Lions 50-30 Behind Schnell's 26
Center Point used a strong first half to take a 27-11 lead and beat the Lions 50-30. Fred Schnell scored 26 for Center Point while Dennis Price led the Lions with 10. The Lions shot 28 percent, Center Point 53, in a game where the Lions missed their first ten shots. Wes Gehrling led the Lions with 24 in a separate win by the Lions 'fresh-soph' 45-24.
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Fred Schnell
Lions
Dennis Price
Fresh-Soph
Wes Gehrling
Linn- Marin
Westeakt
Schnell Fin Ketelson
Price
McNiel
Hepker
Budreauy
Xrumim
Ngan
Hanren Oo
B. Wescott
Roseberry
Collins
Eischeid To Represent Iowa at NAIA Playoff
Ed Eischeid Upper Iowa College athletics director will represent District 15 at the NAIA football playoff next Tuesday November 29 Central College of the Iowa Conference will meet Wisconsin State of Whitewater in the NAIA playoff series Central won the Iowa Conference championship finishing the season 9 0 The playoff game is set in Whitewater Wisconsin
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Ed” Eischeid
Upper Iowa College
State of Iowa
Central College
Iowa
Wisconsin State of
North Linn Fish and Game Club Weekly Shoot Prizes Named
Central City report says the North Linn Fish and Game club will hold a Wednesday night shoot at 7 p.m. on the club grounds a quarter mile east of here. Prizes include chicken ham steak and bacon.
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Central City
North Linn Fish and Game Club
Army and Notre Dame Predicted To Triumph In Classic Rivalries
AP writers forecast Army to beat Navy and Alabama to conquer Southern Mississippi and Auburn while Notre Dame hinges on youth to topple Southern California. Georgia faces Georgia Tech in a rivalry rematch with a similar win pattern anticipated. Florida, Texas, Nebraska, and other major bowls are noted with key matchups and dates.
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Navy
Alabama
Mississippi
Auburn
Notre Dame
Michigan State
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Aggies
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Oklahoma
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Sooners
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Five Coe players named to second Midwest Conference team
Coe's football squad, rebounding from injuries, placed five men on the second all conference squad as Ripon Lawrence and St Olaf led the first teams. Notables include Steve Woodruff Bill Lester and Phil Torpey on offense and defense. Alan Rowe and Jim Foley also featured for Coe.
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Steve Woodruff
Bill Lester
Phil Torpey
Woodruff
Alan Rowe
Jim Foley
Lester
Torpey
Ripon
Lawrence
St. Olaf
Irichampions
Law
Beloit
Knox
Carleton
Mark Weshinskey
Foley
Sour Balliet
Steve Ressell
Scott Bathos
Iil Mittlefehl
Lawre MG_Bonden
Nemychenko
Carl Beyer
Gary Hletpas
Laverne Pottinger
Deed Baths
Bob Celichowski
Stephan Johnson
Ken Kaskelin
Noel Julian
Bill Mauzy
Bob Bletzinger
Bob Eampera
Rick Stutz
Bela B
Steve Figi
Pawrenek
John Buswell
Grinnell
Eee Sundem
John Corso
Kent Augustine
Bob Mckee
Pete Politi
Doug Griffin
Ward Haugen
Carteton
Malmer Blessman and Fontana To Lead Jeff J-Hawks in 1967
Jeff High announces tri captains for 1967 Mississippi Valley Conference race. Seniors John Blessman Clark Malmer and Tom Fontana headline the lineup replacing graduating stars Larry Lawrence Layne McDowell and B J Trickey.
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J-Hawks
John Blessman
Clark Malmer
Tom Fontana
Malmer
Gazette
Blessman
Layne McDowell
Jeff
Fontana
Jayvee
Larry Lawrence
B. J. Trickey
Waukon Considers Move to Northeast Iowa League
At a Tuesday meeting Oelwein Waukon preliminarily voted to leave the Upper Iowa conference and join the Northeast Iowa league. Monona M-F-L was tentatively accepted into the Upper Iowa conference replacing Waukon, with official action to follow for 1968-69. North High of West Union chose to stay with Upper Iowa. NE Iowa league seeks an eighth member.
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Waukon
Upper Iowa
Northeast Iowa League
M-F-L
Monona
North High
West Union
Northeast Iowa
Beloit Coach Amundsen elected to national W Club board
Norm Amundsen Beloit college head coach was chosen for a three year term on the Board of Directors of the national W Club of the University of Wisconsin. The announcement came at the W Club's 26th annual meeting last weekend at the Park Motor Inn in Madison.
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Norm Amundsen
Beloit College
University of Wisconsin
Amundsen
the Park Motor Inn
Madison
Harris Beats Stable In Philadelphia Bout
Gypsy Joe Harris cleared 10 rounds to outpoint Jose Stable in Philadelphia. judges tallied the decision as a clear win for Harris. A second California draw saw Bill McMurray and Tony Alondi deadlocked after a close middleweight bout with minor cuts on both fighters.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Gypsy Joe Harris
Jose Stable
New York
Miami
Jimmie Ralston
Buffalo
N.Y
Keith Laufenders
Washington
D.C
Sacramento
Calif
Bill McMurray
Tony Alondi
Long Beach
Drew
Flahters
Dallas Hosts Browns in Key Holiday NFL Clash
Cowboys defensive lineman Bob Lilly eyes Cleveland’s Leroy Kelly and Ernie Green as Dallas, tied for the NFL East lead with St Louis, hosts the third place Browns in a pivotal three game Thanksgiving schedule clash. Kelly rushed for 100 yards in Cleveland’s 14-3 win last week.
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Dallas Cowboys
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Leroy Kelly
Ernie Green
Dallas
St. Louis
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Detroit
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Oakland
Lilly
Cowboys
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Ron Smith
Steelers
Frank Ryan
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Green
Washington
Two Cyclones In Star Games
Iowa State quarterback Tim Van Galder and end Eppie Barney have accepted post season bowl game invites. Van Galder will play in the East West Shrine game in San Francisco on December 31. Barney is chosen for the Blue Gray game in Montgomery Alabama on December 24 and the Senior Bowl in Mobile Alabama on January 8.
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Iowa State
Clay Stapleton
Tim van Galder
Eppie Barney
van Galder
San Francisco
Barney
Montgomery
Ala
Mobile
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