Bowling Highlights Feature Lannom and DeWoody Top Weekend Scores
Howard Lannom bowled 257 and Hal DeWoody rolled a 652 series to lead the Moose and May City His Hers leagues respectively. Tom Twombly posted 245 and 643 in Jubilee Torchfighters, with others like John Spore 244 and Bill Riley 600 series also noted amid a long list of league results and player totals.
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Nadeau Speaker At North Fete
Dr. Andre Nadeau director of physical education at Upper Iowa College will speak at a banquet honoring North high Lady Hawks softball team West Union The event at 7 p m in the elementary building will award letters announce season statistics and serve as a wrap up for the summer and fall season
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Finley Offered Seattle Stadium Assurance
A private development firm offered Kansas City Athletics owner Charles Finley a firm commitment to build a stadium in Seattle. Sanwick Jr., a firm trustee, said the company will proceed at Kent if needed or if the proposed bond issue is rejected by voters next year.
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Winners Announced In Cochran Go Round Rodeo
In Cochran rodeo grounds solo event winners were announced with contingents from Iowa. Dyersville calf roping led by Dale Tausk topped the rodeo while Larry Stannion Brooklyn won bronc and Bill Sutton Brownsville took bareback. Carla Wolfe Brandon captured iris barrel and western pleasure titles. Sue Rathfin Marense placed in barrel racing and Ronnie Bebr Anamosa won the pony event.
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Indiana Hoosiers smile through big plays as three straight wins
Indiana coach John Pont joked about smiles as the Hoosiers, after beating Kentucky Kansas and Illinois for the first time since 1928, prepared for a home game with Iowa. Pont said the team has found a big play and higher standards, while noting Indiana has not yet appeared in the Rose Bowl. He playfully conceded reservations for Pasadena for himself and his wife.
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Reds trade Deron Johnson for Mack Jones and others
Cincinnati Reds announce a deal sending slumping infielder Deron Johnson to the Atlanta Braves in exchange for outfielder Mack Jones pitcher Jay Ritchie and first baseman outfielder Jim Beauchamp. Ritchie and Beauchamp will be assigned to Buffalo. Johnson had 130 RBIs in 1965 but slumped last season. Jones hit 17 homers and 50 RBIs in 137 games in 1967.
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Barry Explains Decision to Create New Basketball League
Rick Barry, NBA scoring leader and new ABA affiliate with the Oakland Oaks, says the NBA limits players and urges a second pro league. The Pacers will host the ABA All-Star Game on January 9 at either State Fairgrounds Coliseum or Hinkle Fieldhouse. Barry cites finances and business factors behind his switch.
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Braves catcher Torre undergoes ankle surgery
Atlanta AP reports Braves catcher Joe Torre has surgery on his right ankle and will wear a cast for about six weeks. The injury sidelines Torre, a key player for the team, as the club plans recovery and lineup adjustments during the healing period.
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Atlanta Eyes A Hockey Club
Atlanta has grown into a major sports city with MLB NFL and professional soccer joining the scene. Now officials look to bring a National Hockey League franchise to the city, signaling continued expansion in the regional sports market.
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