Hoople Tales Stanford Too Picks Spartans to Win
Hoople predicts Stanford hosts UCLA in a 24 20 upset while LSU beats Auburn 34 27 at Baton Rouge. Ohio State over Illinois 27 10 and Penn State tops Ohio 21 8. USC and Notre Dame win, Texas routs Rice 40 10. Michigan State handles Iowa 41 7.
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Iowa
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Shirley Englehorn Denied Entry to PGA Los Angeles Open
Shirley Englehorn declined to contest the PGA ban on women. The 29 year old said she respects the ruling but hopes it can change someday. She has earned $115,000 on the LPGA tour and was invited to qualify for the Los Angeles Open in January.
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Shirley Englehorn
Joe Dey
Professional Golfers Assn
PGA
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Ladies Professional Golfers Assn, Tour
North Stars assign four players to Iowa farm club
Minnesota North Stars send Walt McKechnie Danny Lawson Dick Redmond and Fern Rivard to the Iowa farm team in the Central League. The moves thin the NHL club as it prepares for the season.
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Iowa
Minneapolis
Minnesota North Stars
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Dick Redmond
Fern Rivard
Zaharias Foundation Receives $10,000 Gift in Babe's Honor
In Beaumont Texas George Zaharias husband of Babe Didrikson Zaharias donated ten thousand dollars to the foundation bearing her name. The donation honors the late athlete recognized as the world’s greatest woman athlete in the AP poll for the first half of the 20th century.
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Tex
Babe
Steve Smith Wins Polk Skills Contest in Football Test
Steve Smith scored 1912 points to win first place in the Polk school football skills contest on Thursday. Mike Kasey with 1542 points finished second and Bob Batey with 1539 points placed third.
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Polk School
Mike Kasey
Bob Batey
Greater Iowa Assn Promotes Weekly Racing at Hawkeye Downs 1970
The Greater Iowa Racing Association wins a one year contract to promote weekly auto racing at Hawkeye Downs Independence. Co promoters Vern Weber and Dr Jack Hunt will rework the quarter mile track and operate Friday nights. The change replaces International Racing led by Mrs Verna Winkley who did not bid next year.
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Independence Thursday
All-Iowa Fair Board
Hawkeye Downs
GIRA
Vern Weber
Independence
Jack Hunt
Winthrop
Independence Speedway
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Hunt
International Racing, Inc
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Winkley
Greiner
IMCA
Iowa Prep Football and Pro Basketball Scores
Reported results include Iowa prep football with a 29 to 6 game, a tie, and notable professional scores. In the NBA San Francisco defeated New York 112 to 109 while Washington beat Miami 102 to 92. NHL action shows Detroit and Philadelphia tied 2 to 2.
Harlem Globetrotters at Moline Saturday in Wharton Field House
The Harlem Globetrotters will perform in Moline, Illinois, Saturday night at Wharton Field House with Meadowlark Lemon and Freddy Neal leading the No. 1 unit. They meet a new squad, the New Jersey Reds, organized by Red Klotz, a frequent Globe Trotter opponent.
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Rockets' Riley Out With Torn Ligaments
San Diego Rockets guard Pat Riley has torn ligaments in his left ankle and faces an indefinite sidelining after his ankle was placed in a cast.
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SAN Diego
Pat Riley
San Diego Rockets
ABA to Name Dolph New Commissioner, ABA
The Dallas Times Herald reported that Jack Dolph, CBS television network sports director, will become the new commissioner of the American Basketball Association. Dolph is slated to lead the ABA, signaling a shift in league leadership.
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Dallas Times Herald
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Columbia Broadcasting System
American Basketball Assn
Vandiver Tops Vulcan Qualifying at Talladega
Ten drivers qualified for Sun day’s Vulcan 500 at Alabama International Motor Speedway with Jimmy Vandiver of Charlotte leading in a 1969 Dodge at 194.476 mph Others include Benny Parsons Ron Grana Tiny Lund Ramo Stott Iggy Katona Les Snow Red Farmer Jim Scott and Homer Newland in 69 Ford or Dodge entries for the 40 car field.
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Alabama International Motor Speedway
Jimmy Vandiver
Charlotte
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Benny Parsons
Detroit
Mich
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Ron Grana
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Cross
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Keokuk
Iowa
Plymouth
Iggy Katona
Wills
Dodge
Les Snow
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Ill
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Jim Scott
Garland
Homer Newland
Michigan Golfer Dies During Senior Golf Tournament
Tyler Riggins of Kalamazoo Michigan collapsed on the fifth green during the 18th North and South seniors tournament in Pinehurst North Carolina. A doctor in the field said he died immediately.
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N. C
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Mich
Riggins
Passing Attacks Highlight Carleton Cornell Clash Saturday
MT VERNON Coach Jerry Clark leads Northfield bound team to face Carleton in a showdown of top league passing attacks. Cornell averages 227 aerial yards per game while Carleton sits near 972 and 1023 yard leaders. Injuries loom as key linemen miss time and shifts prepare for the Saturday 1 30 pm game in Minnesota.
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Northfield
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John Snowberg
McKinley Tops Wilson In Girls Tennis 8 1
McKinley swept the singles and won 8 1 over Wilson in junior high girls tennis. Singles results include Charise Cawer and Karis 4 Janet Schuitner, with doubles teams Birkicht and Rid Gensen 6 4, Lynn Murray with Carol Ven Woerlo and Denise Nan.
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Coe Invites Grinnell in Homecoming Tilt at Kingston Stadium
Coe aims for a fifth straight win led by coach Glenn Drahn as Grinnell visits Kingston Stadium for a 1:30 p.m. homecoming clash. Drahn plans to lean on a strong running game while Grinnell, 5-1, brings a potent offense and a defense that has limited Coe in recent meetings.
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Wyoming coach eases player protest rule after BSA walkout
Laramie Wyoming AP Lloyd Eaton said players may join student demonstrations if not on the field. He previously expelled 14 Black players for joining a BSA protest against Mormon Church policies as Wyoming beat Brigham Young 40 to 7 with white players only. The rule now applies only to on field team activities, with potential reinstatement next season.
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Knee Surgery For Rick Barry Update
Rick Barry of the Washington Caps underwent knee surgery to remove cartilage in his left knee, the second such operation in a year. He expects to miss at least six weeks but hopes to return in early January as the Caps chase a new season after winning the ABA title with Oakland.
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Rick Barry
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Caps
Oakland Oaks
Thurmond Ejected as Knicks Fall to Warriors in MSG
Nate Thurmond led San Francisco with 13 points and 11 rebounds before being ejected by referee Jake O'Donnell after a verbal exchange. The Warriors, playing without Thurmond, beat the New York Knicks 112-109 at Madison Square Garden. Jeff Mullins scored 27 for the Warriors, while Joe Ellis contributed 18.
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Joe Ellis
Archer Leads By a Stroke at San Francisco Open
George Archer, 6-foot-6 Masters champion sidelined by elbow tendonitis, shot eight under par 63 to lead the San Francisco Open. Dick Mayer and Jack Montgomery joined him in the top three after rounds of 64, while Arnold Palmer struggled with a 70 in a 144-player field.
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Jack Montgomery
Dick Mayer
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Mayer
Arnold Palmer
Unclear TV Radio Listings. Football Highlights Mentioned
Fragmented schedule notes list college football games Rams versus Bears Jets versus Patriots and Iowa football with channel details and times muddled by OCR errors. Mentions Ray Nagel show and Raiders Chargers game with unspecified dates and stations.
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Jets
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Raiders
Ray Nagel
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United States Title Bout Headlines Pro Mat Card
A big five bout card at Memorial Coliseum features United States champion K. O. Cox defending against Big Luke Brown in a two out of three falls match with a 60 minute limit. The six man semi features Ronnie Etchison Danny Little Bear and The Viking vs Mason Kizmura Johnny Race and Chuck Adcox with Etchison facing Adcox. Tickets go on sale Sunday noon. doors open 6 45 p.m.
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