College grid polls reveal Top Twenty teams list
The Associated Press top twenty college football rankings are shown with first place votes and season records. Cedar Rapids Kennedy, Sigourney, Cedar Rapids Regis, Waterloo East, Sioux City East, Decorah, Pella, South Tama, Urbandale, and Des Moines Lincoln appear in the numbered ranks with several other teams noted among those receiving votes.
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Sigourney
Cedar Rapids Regis
Waterloo East
Sioux City East
Decorah
Pella
South Tama
Urbandale
Des Moines Lincoln
Wests
Oklahoma
Southern Cal
Arkansas
Penn State
Michigan
Texas A&m
Alabama
Nebraska
Pittsburgh
Maryland
Louisiana State
Texas
Colorado
UCLA
Florida St
Iowa
Ohio State
Houston
Stanford
Msn
Missouri
Olin
Iowa State
East Dubuqne
Preston Lisbon High School
Midland Guttenberg
Lincoln
Clarence-Lowden
Davenport Central
Sioux City Heelan
Mason City
Dubuque Hempstead
Ankeny
Marion
Cedar Rapids A
Emme
Harlan
Shabeient Central
S.C. Heelan i
Fort
C.R. Washington
D.M. Lincoln
C.R. Regis
Cedar Folis
Emmetsburg
Southamp
Greenfield
Hudson
Hawkeyes Hope for Offensive Breakthrough Against Minnesota
Iowa coach Bob Commings praised his defense after four games with two ground TDs allowed while the offense has gone 13 quarters without a touchdown. He plans to lean on more passing against Minnesota with Pete Gales as top backup QB. Joe Hufford is out with a knee strain. Steverson, Oakes expected to play. Hilgenberg and Cummings Jr. doubtful.
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Bob Cummings Jr
Kohawks Hall of Fame to induct seven veterans
Seven former Kohawks will enter Coe College athletic Hall of Fame during homecoming events. Inductees include Gene D. Carson Wendall Schrader Lawrence Kremers Lloyd Harper Richard Barrows Elliot Day and Alvin Dimond with Day and Dimond posthumous honors. Induction occurs Oct. 14 at Coe’s Gage Union with ceremony precedents at the Coe Knox game halftime at Marion High School.
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St Louis rehires Red Schoendienst as coach
The St Louis Cardinals announced the return of Red Schoendienst to the coaching staff under Ken Boyer, along with ex shortstop Dal Maxvill. Schoendienst, 55, had piloted the club for 12 seasons starting in 1965 and won NL pennants in 1967 and 1968 plus a World Series title. He has coached for the Oakland A's the past two seasons.
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World Series At A Glance Schedule
The best of seven World Series features games between New York and Los Angeles with listed start times. Key dates include October 12 8 30 p m and October 15 3 30 p m with potential games October 16 17 18 in Los Angeles and New York depending on results.
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Pro football game summary Cincinnati at Miami
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 Miami 74 0 21. Harris 4 pass from Strock. Cefolo 27 pass from Strock. Miamahower 13 fumble return. Indiv leaders: Cincinnati Griffin 10 rushes for 35 yards, Clark 8 36. Miami Williams 24 rushes for 107 yards, L Harris 12 for 46. Passing Cincinnati Anderson 19 of 35 for 154? Miami Strock 12 of 20 for 154. Pace Cincinnati Curtis 4 43, Brooks 3 35. Miami Harris 5 47, Moore 4 24.
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BULLS Acquire John Brown in Quiet Trade
In Monday basketball moves the Chicago Bulls obtain forward John Brown from the Atlanta Hawks for an undisclosed draft pick. Pistons waive guard Glen Williams while the Warriors trade Ricky Green to Detroit for future draft considerations. Bucs place Kurt Schumacher on injured reserve and sign Randy Johnson at offensive guard.
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