Cyclones Face Kansas After Missouri Loss Injuries Review
Iowa State coach Clay Stapleton said the injuries from the 23-7 defeat by Missouri were not serious and should heal in days. Key players listed include Don Graves, Dave Mayberry, Doug Robinson, and Larry Thompson. The team to play next is Kansas on the road in Big Eight action.
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Joe DiMaggio Joins Athletics as Executive VP
CHICAGO AP Joe DiMaggio a baseball great is back in the game as executive vice president of the New Oakland Athletics. He signed a two year contract to manage the club for Charles O Finley, who shifted the franchise from Kansas City to Oakland. Finley praised DiMaggio saying the move will help the young players with his knowledge and reputation.
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Hill Stars for Kennedy Sophs in 26 20 Victory
Cedar Rapids Kennedy sophomores defeated Iowa City 26 20 as Dave Hill scored twice and threw a touchdown pass. Bill added a 32 yard run and a 20 yard scamper with Steve Smith on a 1 yard pass. Steve McDonnell scored on a yard reception. Kennedy improves to 2 3 on the year.
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Hulme Wins Driving Title in Mexican Grand Prix
Denis Hulme the world driving champion from New Zealand clinched the driving title with a third place finish in the Mexican Grand Prix. Jim Clark won the race but Hulme secured the championship as Brabham failed to overtake him. Brabham needed to win and Hulme to place fifth or worse to claim the title.
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Touch on Greens Aids U S Ryder Cup Win
The United States dominates the Ryder Cup, led by Arnold Palmer and Gardner Dickinson, winning 23 to 14 as American players excel on the greens. British captain Dai Rees laments the performance while noting closer matches, and Palmer defeats Jacklin and Huggett in decisive late duels.
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Roundup of Friday to Saturday prep football games
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Simpson leads USC past Washington as Purdue toppled by Oregon State
O J Simpson rushed for 242 yards and two touchdowns and threw for another as USC defeated Washington 23 to 6 to stay unbeaten at 6 0. Oregon State Beavers upset second ranked Purdue 22 14 while Alabama lost 24 13 to Tennessee. Purdue fell behind 14 10 before Oregon State exploded with 12 points in the fourth.
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Top Ten AP college football results recap
Southern California 23 Washington 6 and No 4 Colorado, 5 0, beat Nebraska 21 16. No 5 North Carolina State edged Wake Forest 24 7. No 8 Georgia crushed VMI 56 6. No 9 Houston 43 4 1 beat Mississippi State. Wyoming 30 7 over Wichita State. Notre Dame won 47 7, Michigan State lost 21 0 to Minnesota. Indiana beat Michigan 27 20. Auburn 28 10 over Georgia Tech. Texas 21 12 over Arkansas. Rice 14 10 over SMU. Navy 14 27 at William and Mary upset Navy.
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