Chambliss Named AL Rookie of the Year for Indians
Cleveland first baseman Chris Chambliss, 22, captured the American League Rookie of the Year honor from the Baseball Writers Association. He earned 11 votes to Parsons 5, Mangual 4, Griffin 3, and Splittorff 1. He debuted in 1971 and helped Cleveland rise with a .275 season, nine homers, 48 RBIs in 111 games.
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Herb Score
Milwaukee
Bill Parsons
Oakland
Angel Mangual
Boston
Doug Griffin
Kansas City
Paul Splittorff
Wrestling meet results from multiple teams
Lisbon Western Liberty beat West Liberty 45 to 17 with six falls led by Chuck Legrand and Jim Bennett and others. Durant-Solon defeated Durant 33 to 19 as three wrestlers earned pins. Midland-Lincoln crushed Lincoln 57 to 0 as seven wrestlers scored falls, including Dave Lanpher with a 50 second pin.
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Coach of Year Honors To Jim Hershberger
Jim Hershberger of Buena Vista has been named Football Coach of the Year in NAIA District 15 Iowa. He lifted the Beavers from 1-6 to 5-2 in conference play, finishing 6-2 overall and earning co coach of the year honors with Edsel Schweizer of Luther.
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Worst Call Says Woody Hayes Sorry For Outburst
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes expressed sorrow over his emotional outburst after a controversial Michigan interception that helped the Wolverines win 10-7. He described the play as the worst called in college football history and recalled arguing with referee Jerry Markbreit.
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Duke Talks To Ohio Brass
Big Ten Commissioner Wayne Duke watched Ohio State Coach Woody Hayes confront officials after a Michigan game and said he would speak with Buckeye athletic leaders. He would not reveal any potential actions, noting he had already talked with Ohio State athletic director Ed Weaver and had not spoken with Hayes.
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Hayes says officials robbed Buckeyes after loss to Michigan
Duke plans to notify Ohio State officials as Weaver confirms talks with Duke and Hayes. Hayes blasts the officiating on his weekly show, calling the call horrible and saying it took the game from his team. Michigan defeated Ohio State 10 to 7 in Ann Arbor.
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Mt Telemark Ski Report Opens Thanksgiving Day
Ski report from Cable Wisconsin notes Mt Telemark opens on Thanksgiving with two inches of natural snow and ongoing snowmaking. Base is ample on one slope and hoped to be ample on a second by Friday. Expect skiing to run fair to good.
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Sid Gillman quits Chargers after contract dispute
Sid Gillman resigns as San Diego Chargers head coach and executive vice president after clashing with owner Eugene V Klein over a new contract. Harland Svare named interim coach for four games, then general manager, with a new coach to be hired. Gillman cites pressure of a looming contract deadline and a belief in a lifetime deal. He notes Klein urged benching veteran John Hadl, which Gillman refused. Gillman, 60, leaves with 114 career coaching wins, ranking among football’s all time leaders.
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Majtyka Named St. Petersburg Manager for Cardinals Farm Club
The St. Louis Cardinals announce Roy Majtyka will manage the St. Petersburg farm club in the Florida State League. The 32 year old former infielder led Modesto to second place finishes and earned California League Manager of the Year honors. He began in Keokuk in 1959 and retired after 1967 in Little Rock, then managed in Lewis ton and Cedar Rapids before the St. Petersburg appointment.
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All-Big Ten 1971: Michigan Dominates AP Team
Michigan leads with five spots on the AP All-Big Ten football team as Ohio State, Northwestern, Minnesota follow. Key Wolverines honored include Reggie McKenzie, Mike Taylor, Tom Darden, Billy Taylor, and Mike Keller. Northwestern, Michigan State, Iowa, Purdue, Illinois, and Wisconsin also earn multiple selections.
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the Flea) Allen
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Eastside and Dow's Dominate YMCA Fast-Break Wins
Eastside Maidrite and Dow's Dairy surpassed 100 points Monday in YMCA fast-break basketball victories. Maidrite won 111-64 over Kory Inn with Fred Schnell scoring 27, Dow's defeated Junior Chamber 104-36 led by Gary Wheeler's 28, and UAW 299 beat Eby's Sporting Goods 74-62 as Gene Miller scored 23 for the winners.
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Dickson Tops Morgan 79 52 In Junior High Clash
Norval Dickson scored 47 points to lead Dickson past Morgan 79-52 in Jane Boyd Junior high basketball Saturday. Joe Kells added 24 as Marshall beat Brown 71-63. Saturday schedule has Dickson vs Brown at 2 pm and Marshall vs Morgan at 3.
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Big Eight to net 1.1 million from bowls
The Big Eight Conference will gain about 1.1 million from bowl appearances with Nebraska Alabama in the Orange Bowl 75 percent of gross receipts, plus Sugar Bluebonnet and Sun bowls. Nebraska Alabama shares around 470,000 each, Oklahoma about 350,000, Colorado about 205,000, and Iowa State at least 90,000. Tickets allocations varied, ISU requesting 5,000 and bowls considering 16,000 per team.
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Postville Girls Swim? Basketball Score Report
Postville high school girls varsity basketball defeated Waukon 58 to 15 in an uneven contest. Marsha Smith and Corinne Ses led with multiple baskets as the Postville team dominated rebounding and fast breaks.
Donna Selk Leads Shakeys Over Newmires 65 53
Donna Selk poured in 31 points to pace Shakeys past Newmires 65 to 53 in a Monday women’s basketball game. Alice Hoffmeister scored 17 for Trinity Lutheran in a 57 to 26 win over Poor House while Lora Mason added 20 in Cherry Burrell’s 43 to 28 victory over Peoples and Peg Reed had 23 for Famous Recipe in a 53 to 42 win over Paulson Electric.
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Classifieds Ad Copy: Daily Want Ads Teaser
Daily want ads invite readers to buy sell rent or trade with the line dialing 369 1234 for contact details. The brief note emphasizes constant opportunity and accessible classified listings for readers.
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