Royal says spy claim against Oklahoma coachers unlikely
Texas coach Darrell Royal insists he has no solid proof that an Oklahoma fan spied on Longhorns workouts and says the idea may not lead to any sanctions. He calls the Cotton Bowl defensive battle a jewel and notes Alfred Jackson will miss weeks with broken ribs after a hard hit. Royal offered to donate $20,000 to a charity if an oilman spy proves he did not pass information to OU staff. He also says he may pursue NCAA or ethics board review if useful.
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Sports Roundup: Bartkowski Out for the Season
NFL quarterbacks injured in Sundays action include Bartkowski Bradshaw Morton Namath. Beery of Purdue named Big Ten Player of the Week. Gabriel cleared to play. Terry Wanratty and John Rauch resigns. Yarborough leads NASCAR after Ghastelle finish. Petty close behind. Maddy in serious condition after dragster crash. Lou Barbara dies. Goolagong and Borg win at Hilton Head World Invitational. Jersey murder retrial opens for Rubin Carter.
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Valley Titles Hit Williamsburg in South Iowa Cedar League
Iowa Valley won the boys title and Williamsburg claimed the girls championship in the South Iowa Cedar League meet. Dave Valentine of Iowa Valley and Sue Reenken of Williamsburg were individual winners. Coe defeated Cornell 11 1 in a varsity women's tennis match. Kohawks won seven singles and swept four doubles as they improve to three wins and two losses. Football skills leader totals highlighted by St Pius and Polk meet.
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Otter Creek Sparte Man's Club Night Shoots Begin
The Otter Creek Sparte Man's Club lights its traps for night shooting starting this week. A $1 800 lighting upgrade illuminated two traps. Tuesday night hours are 6 to 9 30 p m for a meat shoot with 50 target program in two classes starting next Tuesday. The club at 40 will host skeet and trap Sunday afternoons. The new lights prompted a deer sighting as three large female deer were seen grazing nearby.
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Johnson Hired to Coach Waterloo East Basketball
Waterloo East hires 33 year old Johnson to replace Murray Wier who recently retired after 24 years as head basketball coach. Johnson coached junior high teams at McKinstry and Bungee and at former Orange high school. Murray Wier is a former University of Iowa all American.
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