Regis Dominates Ottumwa 34–0 For 2–0 Royals
Regis high school remained undefeated with a 34 to 0 win over Ottumwa at Kingston stadium. The Royals move to 2-0 on the season as Coach Tom Good expressed some dissatisfaction with a sputtering offense while Ottumwa coach Chuck Harnisch called his team opportunists.
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Opportunists Roll in 34-0 rout over Regina
Ottumwa tallied twice in the first half and added a third quarter surge to lead 34-0. Key plays included a 73 yard drive capped by Bill Corrigan, Dan Martin’s fumble recovery, and Bob Beals scoring from four. Regis penalties and miscues bogged their attack. Kirk Englehart’s misplay at the 22 aided Ottumwa’s bid.
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Hoople Picks Upsets In Week One Of 1972 College Football
Fearless forecaster Hoople predicts Florida State over Miami 23 21 and Oklahoma over Utah State 36 24. He also foresees Colorado 34 Cincinnati 6 and Arizona State 31 Houston 12 with a slate of other scores and upsets across the major conferences.
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El Monte Plasters City Worth With Sandy Neilson Welcome
El Monte California celebrated 16 year old Sandy Neilson the Olympic 100 meter freestyle champion with a city parade a civic dinner and 36 awards. Officials noted AAU status checks while residents praised her success and honored Munich victims with memorial trees.
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Ex Michigan coach Harry Kipke dies in Port Huron hospital
Former University of Michigan head football coach Harry Kipke died Friday in a Port Huron hospital after a brief illness.
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Purdy Connects Twice as Barry Todd and Treka Hit End Zone
Purdy threw two touchdown passes to Barry Todd and Treka as Regis built a large rushing edge 228 yards to 39. Ottumwa quarterback pressure, led by Englebart, yielded 75 net rush yards lost, though the stats appeared misleading.
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Wash Girls Win Swim Triumph Over Jefferson 57 37
Washington high girls swim team defeated Jefferson 57 to 37 at the Jeff pool led by Mary Taylor who won both the 200 free and 100 butterfly. The Huskies took nine of eleven events while setting a state best 400 free relay time of 4 10.6 and a Jeff medley relay school record of 2 08.4.
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Prairie Wins Distance Test in ECIA Conference Meet
Craig Holden of Linn-Mar won the individual race with a 10:35 over 2.1 miles as Prairie claimed team honors in the East Central Iowa conference cross country meet. Other top finishers included John Banes and Mark Young for Prairie, with Mike Saunders and Mark Brunius also scoring for their teams.
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No-Hit Victory For Weichman In Benton Showdown
Cindy Weichman pitched a no hitter and collected four hits in four at bats with five RBIs as Benton Community defeated Hudson 13 to 1. Sue Wheeler added two doubles and a single with five RBIs. The game featured strong Benton defense and multiple offensive explosions, securing a dominant win.
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Wash Runners Sweep Triangular Meet at Noelridge Park
Washington high girls cross country clinched the triangular meet with 14 points at Noelridge Park on Thursday. Benton Community followed with 22 and Toledo Hoover with 42. Greta McGregor won the mile in seven minutes, followed by Darcey Throlson, Sharon Sparks, Pat Ward, and Sue Carberry.
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Pirates Clinch NL East Bid as Clemente Near 3000 Hits
Roberto Clemente leads the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 5-2 win over the Chicago Cubs as Pittsburgh moves nine games clear in the NL East race. Clemente helps his club reach a three-win margin with two singles and a near 3000th career hit, while Bob Moose exits with an injury after seven innings. The Astros rally past the Padres 10-6, Cardinals top the Expos 6-2, and Milwaukee edges Cleveland in 15 innings as AL East heats up.
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Amana Girls Rout D R Millersburg Softball
The Amana girls softball team defeated Deep River-Millersburg 20 to 5 behind Sue Berns home run and a single and Gwen Hinrichs three singles. Other listed players include Debenfeld Ramtec and Talbert with contributions from Edward Talbert Hinrichs and Harman.
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First Black Umpire to Major League Debut in NL
Art Williams of Bakersfield California will become the National League’s first Black umpire. Promoted from the International League he will umpire his first major league game next Monday in San Diego. Williams, a Camden Arkansas native, has four seasons as a minor league umpire and worked in the Midwest League in 1970.
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