Rose Bowl prospects and Big Ten standings amid late season football
The piece surveys Big Ten teams in late season play noting Iowa's Rose Bowl fate, Michigan State's eligibility, and 1-1-1 records for Indiana Minnesota Northwestern and Wisconsin. It discusses conference games, non-conference records, and looming showdowns including Iowa at Miami and Iowa State clutch moments, plus coaching decisions by Dan Devine and Alex Agase.
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Michigan State
Illinois
Purdue
Indiana
Minnesota
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio State
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Fla
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Big Ten
Missouri
Dan Devine
Iowa State
Devine
Burns
Hawks
Coan Still Is Making Good News for Chiefs
Hal Bock reports that Bert Coan, once a troubled halfback, has become a standout for the Kansas City Chiefs under coach Hank Stram. He scored three rushing touchdowns and added a reception as a key offensive weapon this season.
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Bert Coan
Kansas City Chiefs
Hank Stram
Pete Beath
Coan leads Chiefs past Broncos in AFL clash, tight race
Dan Coan rushed for three scores and 111 yards as Kansas City routed Denver 54 10 to seize first in the AFL Western Division. Boston and New York dropped games while Miami beat Houston 20 13 and Oakland topped New England 24 21 in a close finish.
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Boston
New York
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Oakland
Miami
Houston
Coan
Beathard
TCU
Kansas
San Diego
Iowa Hawks End Scoring Drought in Narrow Loss to Northwestern
Iowa finally scored after 20 fruitless quarters as Eddie Podolak urged poise in a 24 15 homecoming defeat to Northwestern. Ed Duren returned a 95 yard fumble for a touchdown and Indiana looms next with questions about punting duties and lineup injuries.
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Eddie Podolak
Hawks
Northwestern
Podolak
Minnesota
Ed Duren
Iowa
Purdue
Bob Griese
Gazette
Tom Merrymat
Dana Woodring
al Koranda
Alex Agase
Arrow
Rule Spuzich Win Haig Title With Late Surge
Cedar Rapids golfer Jack Rule and Indiana native Sandra Spuzich rallied from five shots back to capture the $60,000 Haig Scotch Mixed championship at La Costa. They posted 276 to win by one over Jim Ferree and Judy Torluemke, with Littler and Wright finishing third at 280 in Carlsbad, California.
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Jack Rule
Cedar Rapids
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Sandra Spuzich
Indianapolis
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la Costa Country Club
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Judy Torluemke
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Miss Torluermke
Gene Littler
Mickey Wright
Tommy Jacobs
Sandra Haynie
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Miss Spuzich
Taylor Says He'll Play Out Option With Packers
Packers fullback Jim Taylor may leave as Jim Grabowski arrives to back him up after a 56 3 rout of the Atlanta Falcons. Taylor says he will play out his option, while Grabowski outgained him and the others in a lopsided NFL week. Browns rebound behind Frank Ryan and a strong line in a 30 21 win over Dallas, keeping pace in the tight division race.
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Chuck Reland
Larry McDowell
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Associated Press
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Charles Wins NZ Series Over Palmer in Auckland
Bob Charles, the left handed New Zealander, shot a one over par 71 to Arnold Palmer's 75 and won their four match New Zealand series by eight strokes. Charles took three of the four 18 hole matches.
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New Zealand
Bob Charles
Arnold Palmer
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Sealmasters Romp Venezuela at World Softball Opener
The Sealmasters from Aurora Til routed Venezuela 14-0 in Mexico City to begin the World Softball Championship. Jerry Lynch pitched a seven inning shutout, allowing two hits.
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Sealmasters
Aurora
Til
Venezuela
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Redskins Beat Cards For Assist
The article notes Otto Graham dismissing claims the Browns are better without Jim Brown and discusses blocking expectations as the season begins. Vito Stellino quotes Graham and previews the Cleveland Browns offense in context of Brown’s blocking role.
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UPI
Don’t Snicker
Otto Graham
Cleveland Browns
Jimmy Brown
Graham
Cleveland
Brown
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