Fuller Fights Derby Blot With Two Expert Allies
Peter Fuller has spent about 65 000 dollars in legal fees seeking to clear his Derby winner Dancers Image of an illegal drug report. He hired two experts, chemist J Gerald Umbrell and veterinarian Dr. Matthew McKay Smith, to review Phenylbutazone tests and attempt to duplicate Smiths urine analysis at Churchill Downs.
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Luther Swim Date Changed to Dec 11
DECORAH The Luther college swimming meet against Stout State university was postponed from Nov 30 and rescheduled for 4 p.m. on Wednesday Dec 11 in the Luther pool, according to Swim Coach David Norris.
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Poultry Shoot Planned Sunday at Solon Gun Club
Solon Gun club, located half a mile east of town, will host a poultry shoot Sunday starting at 10 30 am. Shells will be available.
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Solon Gun Club
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Guild Stand Says Racing Is Too Rugged for Women
New York AP report quotes Nick Jemas of the Jockeys Guild arguing horse racing is too dangerous for women jockeys despite rising female licenses. He notes 82 jockey deaths since 1940 and 100 serious injuries last year, while Penny Anne Early battles for a first ride amid Churchill Downs refusals.
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Jemas
Penny Anne Early
Churchill Downs
Ellis B Cagers Easy Winners In Senior League Action
Ellis YMCA senior league boys' games saw Ellis B defeat St. Mark's Lutheran 61 to 26 while Westminster Presbyterian edged Cone Christian 40 to 36. Scorers included Bruce Vere, Steve Watt, John Flieher, Bill Hutchings, Bill Keatina, Steve Anderson for Ellis B and John Young, John Sedenka, Mike Evans, Bob Henderson for Westminster.
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Westminster Presbyterian
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Eilis
Bruce Vere
Steve Watt
John Flieher
Bill Hutchings
Bill Keatina
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Rink Biella
Doug Neve
Gary Raintow
Anthony
Westminster Presley
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John Sedenka
Mike Evans
Bob Henderson
Larry Engels
Conor Christian
Steve Fikkert
Jele Alanton
Tom Malone
Andy Arge
Marion Sophs Edge Linn-Mar In Overtime
The Marion sophomores pulled out a 49-43 OT win over Linn-Mar Tuesday night. Rod Jensen, Terry Meeks and Ron Schultz scored key baskets, with Lynn Ketelsen's late free throws tying the game. Dan Borst and Jon Haar led scorers with 14 points each.
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Linn- Mar
Rod Jensen
Terry Meeks
Ron Schultz
Lynn Ketelsen
Dan Borst
John Haar
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Pic Tion
Mark Witte
Paul Martin
Rod Fengen
Kevin Collins
Verne Attwate
Cee Pe
Jon Haar
Steve Hubbi
Randy Northway
Jon Gehring
Fight Results From The Associated Press
Vincenta Rondon outpointed Charlie Jordan in Miami. Leotis Martin stopped Alvin Lewis in Detroit. Tony Doyle outpointed Andy Nacosti in Tacoma.
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Fla
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Caracas
Venezuela
Charlie Jordan
Detroit
Leotis Martin
Philadelphia
Alvin “Blue” Lewis
Tacoma
Wash
Tony Doyle
Andy Nacosti
Portland
Ore
Monticello 7th-8th Matmen Top Marion in Dual Meet
Monticello seventh and eighth graders defeated Marion 45 to 23, handing Marion its first loss. Warner of Monticello earned the fastest fall at 71 pounds in 1 minute 18 seconds. Other match results and pins are listed for multiple weight classes.
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Warner
Prairie Junior High Cagers Win a Pair
Prairie seventh graders defeated Linn-Mar 38 16 led by Gary Pegump with 10 points. The eighth graders won 30 16 as Kevin Ferguson tallied 12 for Prairie with Barry Holland scoring five for Linn-Mar.
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Linn- Mar
Hawk
Lions
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Tom McKnight
Linn-Mar
Kevin Ferguson
Barry Holland
Jurgensen Doubtful For Thursday Game At Dallas
Washington quarterback Sonny Jurgensen missed practice with a 103 degree fever and is listed doubtful for the NFL game at Dallas. If he cannot play, veteran Jim Ninowski would start for the Redskins.
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Sonny Jurgensen
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Jurgensen
Redskins
Jim Ninowski
Prairie seventh eighth wrestlers roll past Anamosa
Prairie seventh eighth grade wrestling opened with a 32 to 3 win over Anamosa. Hickey and Miller scored two pin wins in 44 seconds. Other matches included pins and decisions for Prairie with several falls and near pins reflected in the meet summary.
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Anamosa
Hickey
Miller
McGrath
Kelly Tops Offense in NFL Week Honors
Cleveland running back Leroy Kelly rushed 108 yards on 20 carries and scored on two runs including a 36 yard TD as he surpassed 1000 rushing yards for the third straight season. The AP named Kelly offensive player of the week after a 34 yard pass to Paul Warfield capped a Browns win over the winless Eagles. The AP also saluted Baltimore’s defense as the defensive player of the week.
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Leroy Kelly
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Paul Warfield
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Philadelphia Eagles
Bill Nelson
Browns
Associated Press
Aztecs Repeat as Champions in Third Straight Title
New York UPI reports San Diego State secured a historic third consecutive national championship. The Aztecs end their small college era with a victory over Utah State pending their move to major college ranks next season.
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San Diego State
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Referee Hears Wolmans Woes in Bankruptcy Case
In Baltimore AP report, federal bankruptcy court referee Joseph Kaiser will hear more on December 2 about Jerry Wolman’s plan to rebuild his financial empire. The two‑pronged proposal has support from Wolman’s lawyers and creditors, but Philadelphia’s nonrepresentation leaves a gap. Kaiser noted the city claims the Spectrum lease could be forfeited and awaits his decision due December 6.
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Iowa
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East Bannister Road
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Missouri
Jets Cheer Chiefs to Clinch Division Split on Thanksgiving
Jets at Shea celebrate a holiday meal with family as they root for the Chiefs to beat the Oilers for the AFL Eastern title. A Jets win over Miami or Chiefs loss could clinch the Jets’ division crown while Houston and Kansas City battle in a key late game.
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Cyclones edge freshmen in overtime coach says experience not enough
Glen Anderson notes players must fix many aspects after an overtime win. Vince Gibson says Kansas State will not be a great team next year but will compete and be confident. Bill Elias predicts Navy will struggle to move the ball against Army and will need a new plan.
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Marion Indians topple Linn-Mar Lions 64 48 in opener
Marion used rebounding and sharp shooting to defeat Linn-Mar 64 48 in the season opener. Greg Morris led Marion with 18 points followed by Dennis Schmuecker 13 and Stu Ciha 11. Linn-Mar’s Paul Brainard 14 and Dick Burns 13 paced the Lions. Marion pulled away in the second half and finished 48 percent from the field to Linn-Mar 36 percent. The Indians improve to 2-0 in cross town rivalry with another game set for February.
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Flu hits Vikings as 15 players sidelined before Rams game
Minnesota Vikings face an unsettled week as a flu outbreak sickens at least 15 players, with 11 missing Tuesday practice. Coach Bud Grant said Brown and Alderman have high fever and may miss more time ahead of Sunday's NFL matchup with the Los Angeles Rams in Minneapolis.
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Karl Kassulke
Paul Krause
Roy Winston
Mike McGill
Baltimore
Podolak 20th In U S Rushing
Iowa's Ed Podolak ranks 20th in the nation among major college rushers with 937 yards on 154 carries for a 6.1 yard average. O J Simpson leads with 1654 yards in nine games. The piece notes Fryers, Melendez, Allen, and team scoring and offense standings.
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Iowa
Ed Podolak
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Southern California
O. J. Simpson
Notre Dame
Towa
Marcos Melendez
Stanford Grid Boss Gets New Contract
Stanford University extended football coach John Ralston in a contract of unannounced duration after a 6-3-1 season. Stanford defeated California 20 0 in the annual big game, but Athletic Director Charles Taylor said the upset did not affect the decision to retain Ralston.
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John Ralston
Stanford University
California
Charles Taylor
Ralston
Iowa Names 47 Football Lettermen for 1968 Season
Iowa City. The Gazette lists 47 football lettermen for the 1968 season, including 13 seniors. Seniors are Al Bream Barry Crees Bob Gibbs Duane Grant Tom Hauge Andy Jackson Craig Miller Scott Miller Greg McManus Galen Noard Ed Podolak Roger Swensen Steve Wilson. Juniors and sophomores follow with names and ties to the team. Manager John Streif named.
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Tom Hauge
Andy Jackson
Craig Miller
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Galen Noard
Ed Podolak
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Steve Wilson
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