Prep of the Week honors highlight Morse and Ryan
Morse leads Prairie with 262 rushing yards in two games and four touchdowns while also adding 17 tackles and two interceptions. Ryan plays through a broken ankle, calls defensive signals for Regis, and faces a four week absence after sustaining a leg fracture.
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Hawk
Linn-Mar
Red Lehdigh
Ryan
Regis
Good
Bruce Frana
LaSalle
Beckman
Mark Votroubek
Kennedy
Dubuque
Rick Fulton
Bob Miller
Jeff
Fulton
East Moline
Miller
Marion
Washington
Roger Bir
Steve McDonnell
Bir
Dale Tryon
McDonnell
Jerry Zikmund
Bill Newman
Prairie
Tom Mullin
Scott Puryear
Mullin
Puryear
Tom Walters
Wash
PGA President Demands No Pro Voice In Tour Management
Max Elbin, head of the Professional Golfers' Association, called for ending concessions to touring pros and said players would have no say in future tournament management. He blamed past 1960s concessions as a mistake and likened players’ authority to a football fullback acting as referee.
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New York
Max Elbin
Professional Golfers’ Assn
Ture
Elbin
PGA
Smog Moves in On L A Sports
Los Angeles UCLA Medical Center professor Dr. William Hildeman advises postponing strenuous events in Los Angeles County until smog clears, including the 1976 Olympic Games. A San Marino High School study cited athletes performing poorly on smoggy days and the malaise caused by air pollution during exercise.
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Los Angeles
Ucla Medical Center
Los Angeles County
William Hildeman
Shideman
San Marino
Sala
Hawkeyes Face Fort Worth Test In Homecoming Week
Iowa coach Ray Nagel pushed the team in a 1 hour 45 minute practice to prevent complacency after Oregon State. Kerry Reardon and Mike Phillips carry bruises, Tim Sullivan shoulder trouble, Tom Wallace fills in, Craig Miller hospitalized, Carole Racer and Don Sibery may return, and Oregon State’s Preece treated for a dislocated shoulder.
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Iowa City
Ray Nagel
Iowa
Hawks
Texas Christian
Oregon State
Kerry Reardon
Mike Phillips
Tim Sullivan
Tom Wallace
Fort Worth
Wallace
Houston
Craig Miller
Carole
Don Sibery
Preece
Corvallis
King Wants Giant Post
Clyde King, manager of the Giants’ Phoenix Triple A club, says he is anxious to manage the Giants next year. He told the Charlotte Observer he hopes the organization calls him, with Herman Franks not returning as manager.
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Goldsboro
N. C
Clyde King
San Francisco Giants
Triple A
Phoenix
Giants
Charlotte Observer
King
Giant
The
San Francisco Examiner
Herman Franks
Entries Open For PP and Kick Contest
Boys eight through 13 in Cedar Rapids may register for the eighth annual Punt Pass and Kick contest with trophies and trips for football skills. Registrations are at Grant Williams Fordtown Armstrongs and Killians Lindale Plaza and downtown. Entries due by Oct 4 to Fordtown co sponsor with the Jaycees. Each entrant gets a free tips book and an official PP K contestant lapel pin.
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Cedar Rapids
Grant Williams Fordtown
Armstrong’s
Killian’s
Lindale Plaza
Fordtown
Jaycees
NFL Stars
Iowa’s 1956 58 Rose Bowl Stars Reunite to Toast Victory
A reunion of Iowa’s 1956 and 1958 Rose Bowl champions drew 34 alumni and spouses for a weekend of social events and a thrilling 21-20 win over Oregon State. Ex-Hawkeyes traded quips with coach Forest Evashevski and shared reminiscences about bar tabs, fort Worth prep, and past glory as Evy praised their post‑game successes.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Oregon State
Ray Nagel
Hawkeyes
Iowa Athletic Department
Beaver
Bill Lapham
Des Moines
Gary Grouwinkel
Grouwinkel
Don Norton
Forest Evashevski
Fort Worth
Texas
Duncan
Kenny Ploen
Lloyd Humphreys
Cedar Rapids
John Lawin
Harlan
Lloyd
John
Detroit Cougars Quit After $1 Million Loss
The Detroit Cougars announced they are folding citing a $1 million loss over two years. Coach Andre Nagy, hired two months ago, declined to comment as team president John Anderson blamed money troubles for the decision.
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Detroit
Detroit Cougars
Cougars
John Anderson
Andre Nagy
Ken Julians
Kimm Drives Norway Past Amana in Fall Baseball Final
Bruce Kimm drilled two home runs and a single driving in six runs as Norway outslugged Amana 7-3 to win the fall sectional final. Pitcher Terry Brecht worked the early innings and kept the shutout string intact at 35. Norway advances to face the Pella sectional winner in the district tournament at a to be announced site.
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Gazette
Norway
Bruce Kimm
Amana
Terry Brecht
Tigers
Pella
Brecht
Ward
Volz
Trumpold
Ackerman
Kimm
Schumacher
Anamosa Fresh Trounce Marion In Scrimmage
Anamosa fresh man team defeated Marion 39-12 as Ross Brainerd scored three touchdowns including an 80 yard kickoff return and a 55 yard pass from Mickey Meeks. Other Raiders tallies came from Jim Appleby Dean Ellison and Allen Strother.
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Spa
Gazette
Anamosa
Real
Marion
Ross Brainerd
Brainerd
Mickey Meeks
Raider
Jim Appleby
Dean Ellison
Allen Strother
van Gillman
Jacobson
Th—Van Gillman
Namesas
Kicker
Mickey Means
Dean Ktany
Meeks
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