Iowa State Faces Powerful Brigham Young In Provo Showdown
ISU brings 13 sophomores into the game against Brigham Young in Provo after two nonconference games. Coach Johnny Majors seeks momentum in the Big Eight opener despite a 1-1 start. BYU, ranked offense last season, rallied in its opener but coach Tom Hudspeth says the performance fell short of readiness.
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Sponsors Back Touring Pros in Golf Tour Split
Los Angeles AP reports sponsors of five 1969 major events with purses totaling 700000 will align with the APG amid the PGA tour conflict. Pauli C. Warren says sponsors will contract with the APG and approve dates for events in Atlanta Philadelphia Florida Citrus Jacksonville and Cleveland. Warren notes IGSA proposed a 16 member board to manage issues, a plan the APG accepts but the PGA rejects.
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Referees reversal seals Knicks win over 76ers in exhibition
In Camden N J AP Cazzie Russell's buzzer jumper gave the New York Knicks a 113 112 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers after Norm Drucker ruled no shot then upheld the count following a conference with Howie Kimsbrenner and Jack Ramsay. Wes Unseld shined for Baltimore in a 116 111 win over Detroit. Zelmo Beaty led Atlanta past Chicago 95 86. Oscar Robertson held to nine as Milwaukee beat Cincinnati 124 104.
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Pro Wrestling Memorial Coliseum All-Star Card
A double main event headline the Memorial Coliseum show Sunday at 8 p.m. Eddie Sharkey defends the United States heavyweight title against Killer Kowalski, with Ronnie Etchison facing Gil Hayes in a best of three falls or 60 minute match. Earl Maynard returns to face Bob Brown, while Ripper Daniels meets Rueben Lopez in the opener.
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Gil Hayes
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Bob Brown
Ripper Daniels
Rueben Lopez
Cubs Rehire Entire Coaching Staff for 1969
Cubs announce signing of coaching staff for the 1969 season. Manager Leo Durocher calls the group the finest he has worked with. Pete Reiser, Joe Becker, Verlin Walker, and Joe Amalfitano comprise the staff.
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Joe Amalfitano
Chuvalo and Mathis Score Knockouts at Garden
George Chuvalo stopped Manuel Ramos in five rounds at Madison Square Garden, raising talk of a November 14 matchup with Jerry Quarry Floyd Patterson or Buster Mathis. Mathis halted James J Woody in 2 59 of the sixth after lingering flat for five rounds and then exploding with a late rally.
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Parnelli Jones Brands USAC a Joke Amid Turbine Row
Parnelli Jones a USAC driver and turbine car innovator says the sanctioning body is a joke and an outcast to him after a protest dispute at Springfield. He criticizes policy, lack of notice, and leadership, while stating no racing plans soon.
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Mi Seeks Undisputed First Place in North Central
Northern Iowa aims to seize undisputed first in the North Central conference with a 7:30 p.m. Saturday road game at Augustana in Sioux Falls. UNI eyes a third straight win, chasing a league title as head coach Stan Sheriff seeks to extend a win streak over the Vikings.
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Bowling Highlights Jack Glessner Rolls 246 Game, 676 Series
ACE GLESSNER fired a 246-676 in the Masters league while Karen Delp led the Women's City Major with 24.00. Other top scores included Joe Nortmann 357 in the Iowa Electric Light and Power league and Carolyn Carson 236 in the May Pt. Me event. Don McConaughy 248 and John Sires 654 also noted.
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