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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1967
Page
11
Pittsburgh coach Bill Austin rips officials for a late whistle on a play that involved Ernie Kay of New York lateralling for a touchdown. He calls the call terrible and says it cost them the game.
Dick Sigler paced the Keglers with a 244 game and 619 series in the Tropics Eagles mixed league. Women’s top game 223 by Barbara Rammelsberg. Ruth Barnes 213 with the Dudes and Dames. Susan Wawro 202-568 in Neighbors loop. Multiple leagues and players listed with high scores and notable splits.
Former Cedar Rapids Jefferson fullback Bob Simanek scored a six yard touchdown to help the University of Northern Town freshmen beat Wartburg's junior varsity 49-20. The Panthers host Luther’s frosh next Monday night in their next action.
Boone AP Lowell Fullmer superintendent at Peterson and Mark McLarnan athletic director at Sioux City Central High School were named to the Iowa High School Athletic Association board. The IHSAA announced the appointments on Monday.
The Atlanta Braves relegated utility infielder Mike de la Hoz and relief pitcher Ramon Hernandez to the Richmond farm club in the Class AAA International League.
Chicago AP reports left handed pitcher Jim O'Toole released outright by the White Sox to Indianapolis of the Pacific Coast League.
Kansas City AP Ed Lopat resigns after serving as coach manager scout vice president and administrative assistant to Charles C Finley of the Kansas City Athletics since 1962 He says the split was amicable and not always in agreement with Finley policies Finley says a successor was elected two weeks ago and will be announced soon.
Central City first year coach Don Franklin, from Clifton, faces apathy as he tries to boost football interest. With 23 players, four quit and two were disciplined. The team has 31 points in five losses, despite morale gains. Freshmen star Terry Starry and Dennis Franklin lead a small squad, while eight lettermen return for 1967. Barry Butters back as quarterback after a season out.
Kinss Pierson netted 3 while Warsievaley added 2 Nesce scored 9 Stratford contributed 4 in a state semifinal readout. Prairie defeated Bishon 12 in college football, Morth Warthurs tallied 2 with a fret th.
Kingsley-Pierson defeated Wapsie Valley 3-2 as Debbie Lingren struck out 13 for a one-hitter. Cecilia Schroeder had the only fifth inning hit. Nesco of Zearing beat Stratford 9-4 with Judy Perisho contributing a trio and two singles to set Wednesday’s championship game.
Randy Matson and Charlotte Cooke topped the United States tally with two golds in Mexico City. Matson threw the shot 64 feet 2 3 4 inches and left for Texas A and M, while Cooke set a games record with 52.4 seconds in the 400 meters. Yoshinobu Miyake criticized a malfunctioning moving floor and a misspelled name amid the action.
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