Washington star Doug Winfrey wins Prep of the Week honor
Washington senior Doug Winfrey shifted from defense to tailback this season and starred in a 59 0 opener against Iowa City with 94 rushing yards on 13 carries and a touchdown. Greg Morris of Wau rion also starred on defense with a 90 yard fumble return for a TD and seven tackles.
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Kevin Schott
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Dirk Dunbar
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Lawrence to Retire Chuck McKee Jersey No 22
Lawrence University announces the retirement of quarterback Chuck McKee’s No 22 jersey in a ceremony honoring his three seasons of leadership with the Viking football team. McKee led the Vikes to a share of the 1966 Midwest Conference title and an unbeaten 1967 season securing the league crown. He became the third Lawrence player named Little All American joining Ed Claude Radtke and Sal Cianciola.
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Segregation Problem Soviets May Drop Out
The Soviet Union threatened to withdraw from UEFA in protest over eastern and western teams being segregated in European Cup competitions. Soviet teams were pulled from the European Cup and the Cup Winners Cup after similar moves by Poland Bulgaria Hungary and East Germany.
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Bulgaria
Hungary
East Germany
Purdue Tops Poll After Vols Tie as Rockets Ranks Shift
Purdue leads the AP major college football poll with 584 points and 14 first place votes. Southern California is second with 536 points and two first place votes, Notre Dame third with 488. Texas rises to fourth, Oklahoma fifth, and Houston makes a big leap to 11th after routing Tulane. Nebraska stays 14th. Georgia enters 18th as others shift spots and several teams drop out.
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Marion Fresh Roll by Marion over Benton 25-0 in Monday game
Marion freshman football team defeated Benton Community 25 to 0. Mike Ciha scored two rushing touchdowns on runs of 1 and 36 yards. The narrative includes incomplete phrases about plays from Bier and others, with several garbled names and numbers in the report.
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Marion
Benton Community
Mike Ciha
Marion Benton
Missouri U Cager Sanford Boyd Dies On Court
Sanford Boyd a 6 foot 2 inch freshman basketball player at Missouri Columbia collapsed and died during practice in the gym. The St Louis native had been recruited by coach Norman Stewart formerly of UNI and died of an unusual heart seizure.
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Norman Stewart
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Top Ten National League Leaders in Runs Batted In
A scrambled list shows B Williams Chicas and McCovey tied around 97 RBIs with several other players like Perez Harrelson Northrup Horton and Powell also appearing. Pitching leaders include McLain Culp Tiant and McWally with several teams represented.
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San Pranetica
Gente
Chicago
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Boston
F. Howard
Washington
Northrup
Detroit
W. Horton
Darrell
Powell
Baltimore
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Metrait
Culp
Tiant
Cleveland
McWally
John
Hannan
Indiana Isenbarger Doubtful for Baylor Clash
Indiana star running back John Isenbarger is listed as a 50 50 decision for the Baylor game. The Hoosiers report hampered by a barley horse injuries and uncertain availability ahead of Saturday showdown.
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Sophs Darel Splithoff
Dave Shelbourne
Miami
Purdue
Kon Maree
Marion Griffin
Indiana
John Isenbarger
Baylor Satur
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North Girls Softball Rally Beats West Central 5 3
North High School girls softball scored three runs in the sixth inning to defeat West Central 5 3 for their ninth win in 12 games. Sue Stoffel went 3-for-3 with a triple, Janet Parker drove in two runs, and Pam Stanbrough held West Central to five singles.
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Janet Parker
Pam Stanbrough
Kenuah
Parker
Aarmer
Aim Stone
Western Conference Soccer and Baseball Sectionals Report
Partial results show San Diego 1 in a boys soccer Western Conference matchup alongside scattered baseball sectional scores. Specific names and full scores are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate regional high school level action with multiple games and players listed incompletely.
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San Diego
Four World Marks Break in U S Olympic Trials Rewrite
Payton Jordan presided as the U S track team selection concluded at Echo Summit California after eight days of trials. The meet produced four world records and multiple performances matching or exceeding world standards, signaling a strong chance for medals in Mexico City led by stars such as Jim Hines John Carlos Randy Matson and Jim Ryan.
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Payton Jordan
U. S
Mexico City
United States
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John Carlos
Lee Evans
Willie Davenport
Geoff Vanderstock
Dave Maggard
Maggard
George Woods
Bob Seagren
Southern Cal
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Charlie Greene
Woods
Randy Matson
Jim Ryan
Saints Fullback Baker Likely to Undergo Shoulder Surgery
New Orleans Saints say fullback Tony Baker probably will be operated on Tuesday for a complete shoulder separation suffered in the season opener against the Cleveland Browns.
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New Orleans Saints
Tony Baker
Cleveland Browns
Schrader to Speak at Indian Creek Stag Dinner
Cedar Rapids Gazette sports editor Gus Schrader will speak after dinner at Indian Creek Country Club during a golf stag. He will discuss his annual Big Ten Skywriters football tour and his upcoming assignment covering the Olympics in Mexico City.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Indian Creek Country Club
Schrader
Big Ten Skywriters
Mexico City
Bowling Highlights at Sunday Niters and CSA Leagues
McCallister rolled a 253 in the Sunday Niters as Briney and Burt posted high scores in various leagues. Donna Haigh led the women with a 569 series including 204 and 207 games. Joe Bart struck 241 in CSA. Milt Folkedahl86 and Earl Bye 638 and 618 respectively in 5:15 Specials. Doris Keller top women with 218. Multiple other players posted 200s and 233s across teams like Mix-Ups, Seventh Niters, and Eagles-Bob Bra 2233-57.
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