Regis Faces Setback as Heefner Out for Season
Jim Heefner earned The Gazette lineman of the week for a two way 14-7 win over Iowa City Regina but will miss the rest of the season with a knee injury. Tom Tow named Gazette back of the week after directing Wahlert to a 7-6 upset over LaSalle.
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State's Barney Has Back Injury
Ames AP Coach Clay Stapleton voiced concern over a growing injury list as the Cyclones prepared for the homecoming game with Colorado. The most serious injuries were to Eppie Barney and Gary King, with Barney nursing a back injury and King a knee injury from the Kansas game, making their availability doubtful for Colorado.
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Lucas Named Assistant Farm Director in Atlanta System
Natie Lucas, once in the Braves minor league setup, was elevated to assistant farm director for Atlanta. He is Hank Aaron's brother in law and has been serving as assistant public relations director.
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Mets End Link With Auburn Club In Class A
The New York Mets severed their working association with the Auburn Mets of the New York Penn League Class A, ending the minor league affiliate tie.
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Tiny kicker makes big noise for Cyclones
Iowa State rookie Dave Speaker a 21 year old soph who stands 5 feet inch and weighs 126 pounds kicked off for Iowa State against Kansas in a 247 victory. He scored a 36 yard field goal and added an extra point while wearing hockey style gear and improvised knee pads. The undersized sophomore admitted shock at his debut and said protection from teammates helped him survive. Speaker plans to wear long pants to adjust to college football attire.
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Krahn and Long Lead Midwest Conference Scoring
Dave Krahn of St. Olaf and Al Long of Ripon topped the Midwest Conference scoring chart after Tuesday games. Ripon and Lawrence led the team chase with 36 and 32 points respectively as four teams tied for third with four touchdowns each.
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Rich Weeks
Bauer Wins UPI Manager of the Year Honor
The United Press International poll of 1966 baseball experts named Bauer as Manager of the Year. Thirteen of twenty four voters backed him, with Al Dark and Bill Rigney receiving several ballots. The voting occurred before the Orioles completed a World Series sweep of the Dodgers. Bauer, a decorated WWII Marine, led the Orioles in his third year as manager.
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Wartburg Luther JV Football Clash Thursday
Wartburg junior varsity hosts Luther on Thursday at Shield Stadium amid a winless start for Wartburg at 0-1 after a 5-0 loss to State College of Iowa. Luther enters 1-0 after a 39-7 win over Gustavus Adolphus with kickoff set for 4 30 p m and no admission.
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Fight Results From Multiple Cities Reported By AP
In Naples Mario Lamagna defeated Sylla Bucara by points 145 to 145 in a disputed outcome. In Manchester Howard Winsstone kayoed Don John 125 to 127 after Johnson foul-disqualified. In Waol Pole Lee Carr outpointed Bob Stallings 201 to 192. In Philadelphia Gypsy Joe Harris stopped Stanley Hayward 151 1481/2. In Stockton Rollie Paaroya defeated Change Magallanes 119 to 119% with 7. Larry Clark halted Chico Santos 140 to 139 in Las Vegas.
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Nobody Wants Cookie Gilchrist in Broncos Trade Effort
Denver officials worked to the midnight deadline to trade rebellious fullback Cookie Gilchrist but made no deals. With a $10 waiver route the only remaining option, Gilchrist has refused to play this season and may be a resigned ball player if no team claims him.
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Walter Johnson Slings Four Wild Pitches in One Inning
Hall of Fame pitcher Walter Johnson hurled four wild pitches in a single inning on September 21, 1914, marking a rare control breakdown in a major league game. The episode highlighted Johnson’s erratic outing amid a long and storied career with the Washington Senators.
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Ex Iowa Coach Madigan Dies in California
Edward Patrick Slip Madigan died Monday in Oakland at age 70 from a heart attack. A former Knute Rockne era lineman, he led Little St Mary's College Moraga from 1921 to 1940 and later coached Town and helped launch the Los Angeles Dons. He also wrote a sports column for UPI and pursued real estate development in the Oakland area.
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Slip” Madigan
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United Press International
Darrow Wins Indian Summer Amateur at Indian Creek
Cedar Rapids golfer Glenn Darrow captured the championship flight with a 68 at Indian Creek Country Club Marion. Jon Smith and Jerry Keele tied for second with 70s, while Harvey Wehde Tom Fay and Fred Gordon tied for third with 71. Flight winners included Mullin Reed Lewis 76 and Loomis Estes 83 among others.
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Hamlin Girl Named to World Amateur Golf Team
Name Hamlin New York AP Shelley a Fresno California 17 year old girl replaces Mrs JoAnne Gunderson Carner on United States three member golf team for the Women's World Amateur team championship in Mexico City October 20 23 195?
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Bowling Highlights Dann Myers Leads Junior and Adult Scores
Dann Myers at 13, left handed, rolls 184 192 207 for 583 in the junior lanes. Dennis Ivey 193 and Wesley Beshears 4% also noted. In the adults Ray Waychoff 255 and Cora Parton 238 headline the women with Arlene Riley 582 and John Welbes 637 in series. Multiple clubs report strong scores and a 836 scratch team game at May's City Lanes.
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Army Coach Sees Hope After Notre Dame Loss
Army coach Tom Cahill found a single hopeful note after a 35-0 defeat by Notre Dame. Irish sophomore Terry Hanratty connected with end Jim Seymour for eight passes and a touchdown, a pairing Cahill said will be ineligible by 1969.
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