Purdue Seizes Big Ten Lead With Iowa Sweep
Purdue crushed Iowa 35-0 to move within a step of Michigan State atop the Big Ten standings. Michigan State remains No. 1 after beating Michigan 20-7, while Wisconsin and Purdue also hold 1-0 marks. Purdue must beat Michigan and then Michigan State to secure a Rose Bowl bid.
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The Foot Is Coming Back In Football
The article recalls kicks deciding outcomes across the college football scene. It highlights Michigan State beating Michigan 20-7, UCLA’s last minute field goal to top Rice 27-24, and Tech versus Tennessee with multiple field goals. It notes Illinois upset over Ohio State 10-9 with key booted scores, Oklahoma’s four field goals vs Texas 18-9, and New Hampshire’s 10-7 win on a late Kurt Wollherbst kick, while Arkansas falters 7-0 at Baylor ending a 24 game streak.
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Kurt Wollherbst
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Terry Southall
Bobby Green
Big Eight Standings and Saturday Games
Standings show Nebraska, Colorado, Iowa State, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Kansas State, Oklahoma State in key order. Saturday schedule lists Colorado at Iowa State, Kansas State at Elveene, Oklahoma at Oklahoma State, North Central, and regional matchups including Ellsworth and Estherville results.
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Regis Fullback Heefner Lost for Season
Regis football fullback defensive tackle Jim Heefner, a 205 pound senior, is out for the season after cartilage damage in the knee suffered last week against Regina. He played only two games this year after missing the first three due to a shoulder separation.
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Jim Heefner
Regina
Regis Football Films Shown At Elmcrest Tuesday Evening
Regis football coach Tom Good announced a public screening of all Royal football game films from the current season at Elmcrest Country Club on Tuesday night at 7 30 pm.
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Elmcrest Country Club
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Ashlock Elected President of Southeast Iowa Retrievers Club
Jim Ashlock of Center Point was elected president at the Southeast Iowa Retrievers club banquet in Cedar Rapids. Officers include Wally Honkomp as vice-president and Mrs. Honkomp as secretary-treasurer. Dr. Warren Glantz and Dale Jones join the board. Eight trials planned for 1967 begin in February. trophies awarded for top dogs in Open Midnight, Silver, Derby, and Puppy classes.
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Iowa
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Lisbon
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Springville
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Belle Plaine
Dinah
Dave Mitchell
Cedar Rapids
Cowboys rout Eagles as Dallas goes 4 0 with five TD passes
Quarterback throws five TD passes to Bob Hayes as Dallas beats Philadelphia 4 0. Hayes catches scores of 24 36 and 11 yards. Cards rally to top New York 5 0 behind Charley Johnson pass to Billy Gambrell. Charles Gogolak adds two field goals for Washington over Atlanta.
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Joe Don Looney
Charles Gogolak
Washington
Atlanta
Cedar Rapids Bowlers Defeat Ottumwa In Match
Cedar Rapids bowling team beat Ottumwa 2989 to 2646 in Ottumwa on Sunday. O.R. players Jerry Fairchild led with 621 series followed by Kris Kinkead 618 Ralph Briles 616 Jack Glessner 611 and Don Rocarek 513.
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Don Rocarek
Jefferson Booster Club Meeting Notice
The Jefferson Booster club meets Tuesday at 7 30 PM in room 227 at the high school. Films of last week's varsity and sophomore games with Dubuque will be shown.
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Dubuque
Top 10 AP College Football Poll Results Saturday
Michigan State beats Michigan 20-7 while UCLA edges Rice 27-24. Notre Dame shuts out Army 35-0 and Alabama handles Clemson 26-0. Southern California tops Washington 17-14 and Nebraska rolls Wisconsin 31-3. Georgia Tech defeats Tennessee 6-3. Florida beats Florida State 22-19. Arkansas loses to Baylor 7-0. Tennessee falls to Georgia Tech 6-3.
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Late Saturday Night College Football Scores Across The Nation
Washington State beat Arizona State 24 to 15 while Arizona topped New Mexico 35 to 15. San Diego State won 21 to 18 over Long Beach. Also notable were Santa Clara 34 over Occidental 7 and Wyoming 40 over Utah 7. Several other games featured UC Riverside?
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Classified Ad Writer Promises Quick Help
An ad-writer offers services for everyday problems via the classified ads line 362-1121 urging readers to call for assistance. The notice emphasizes fast, practical help through a dedicated ad service.
Bowling Highlights from Friday Rank Sykora and Primrose Top Scores
Friday bowling totals show Gene Sykora 249 and Bill Primrose 663 leading the night. Chuck Daws earned 635 in the Twixt Town, with LeRoy Kirlin at 240, and Joan McCord 578 for Friday Frolics.
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Weekend boxing results feature Ziino and Nakamura rounds
In Pavia Italy Pietro Ziino aged 131 stopped Giordano Campari aged 132 while in Tokyo Takeshi Nakamura 112 outpointed Thongachai Supasamuth 11034 Thailand.
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