Panfishing Improves Catfish Still Providing Most Consistent Catches
The Associated Press notes catfish remain the most reliable action for anglers while panfishing rises in some lakes. Des Moines, Raccoon, Missouri, Mississippi, Yellow and Upper Iowa rivers led the past week for catfish with other strong catches from Lower Pine, Bob White and Clear Lake. Bullheads hold well at multiple lakes including Green Valley and Lost Island. Crappies show strings from Lake Geatle and the Mississippi River, bluegills increasing on the Mississippi and Prairie Rose. Turkey and Upper Iowa rivers are hot for smallmouths. Green Valley yields large mouth bass. Walnut Creek Marsh reports solid bass with crappies and bluegills nearby.
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Muscatine swimmers set all-state mark with 21 selections
Coach Judd Anderson announced 21 Muscatine AAU swimmers chosen for the Iowa All-State team. The group will compete for Iowa at the Region Seven AAU championships in Cedar Rapids, facing teams from Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Nebraska North and South Dakota and Montana. Trio Rod Oberhaus Mark Colberg Eric Wagner have made the team all three years. many others earned second or first year selections.
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Myra Gilliam
Janet Giovanazzi
Margo McKee
Darcie Wagner
Patti Peters
David Jackson
Chuck Havemann
Ron Shield
Gary Whitacre
Bill Thomas
Mitch Sussex
Judd Anderson
Philadelphia Flyers Named for Hockey Team
Philadelphia's new NHL entry will be known as the Flyers. President Bill Putnam announced the name after reviewing 11 000 ballots from hockey fans. He noted 50 suggested names and about 100 voters supported Flyers.
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Boxing Roundup of Unison Town and Scranton Cards
In Uniontown Jack Rodgers 172 from Uniontown outpointed Clarence Sugar Ryan 171 of New York over 6 rounds. In Scranton Billy Dophin 164 from Dunmore Pa stopped Abe Sonny Walden 169 of Youngstown Ohio in 2 rounds. Chuck Wepner 218 of Bayonne New Jersey stopped Johnny Deutsch 209 of Allentown Pennsylvania in 6 rounds.
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Sugar) Ryan
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Scranton
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Dunmore
Abe
Sonny) Walden
Youngstown
Ohio
Chuck Wepner
Bayonne
N.J
Johnny Deutsch
Allentown
Minor League Scores From Coast and League Play
Pacific Coast League results include Denver 3 Spokane 0 Phoenix 2 Tulsa 1 Seattle 4 Tacoma 2 Vancouver 5 Oklahoma City 1 Portland 6 Hawaii 1 Indianapolis 9 San Diego 5. International League features Richmond dollar sign Rochester 8 11 innings Syracuse 10 Jacksonville 1 Toledo 3 Toronto 2 Buffalo 14 Columbus it.
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All Stars Prepare Diversionary Ground Game For Packers Clash
College All Stars line six top runners and a noted aerial attack to test the NFL champions in Soldier Field. Alabama’s Sloan Missouri’s Lane and Tulsa’s Anderson may supply main passes while Princeton’s Gogolak could supply long kicks. Green Bay holds a 21-9-1 edge in the series and is a 13 to 15 point favorite as players arrive for the Friday night ABC telecast with an expected 5 000 fans.
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Veale Paining Dodgers Now Star tag sellers lead drive
Bob Davis led with 212 tags followed by Dave Galloway 135 Mike Kleist 104 Mike Crahan 134 Mike Varney 154 and Bill Ryder 124 Fred Harroun 100 and Terry Mowl 121 were absent Over 40 more boys who sold 20 or more tags received balls or bats About 900 dollars was raised by the sale Journal Photo
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Veale Shuts Out Dodgers in 3-1 Win to End Back Ailment
Bob Veale started returning from a back injury and struck out 11 as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-1. The complete game was Veale’s first in 16 attempts and his first victory since May against L A. Veale reported lingering back pain when fielding but felt strong on the mound and plans to pitch again soon. The Dodgers suffered a rare loss as Veale dominated them again this season.
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Standings highlight drift in Senior Division at Kent Stein Park
Standings show Cheri-Top and Muscatine Lighting winning make-ups Wednesday evening. Cheri-Top Elks beat Elks 2-1 as all runs came in the first three innings with Gary Cook earning the win. Lighting defeated Poole Transfer 9-3 with Mike Marshall driving three hits including a homer.
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Thriller in Little League playoffs opener at Kent Stein Park
Gibson & Gibson edged Henry's Hamburgers 4 3 in extra innings to open the best of three series. Pitcher Kim Ingstad kept Henry's quiet after six, while Doug Umlandt earned the win for Gibson's. Jeff Bright scored the decisive run in the seventh on Greg Garvin's single after a wild pitch and a misplayed ball.
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QBs Make Colts 49ers Happy in Exhibition Showcase
Associated Press reports that Tom Matte returns to the bench as Johnny Unitas and Gary Cuozzo resume duties for the Colts in a 35-0 win over Washington, while John Brodie ends his holdout with a four year deal. AFL notes list injuries and roster moves across Denver, New York, Cleveland, Atlanta and Oakland.
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Colorado State College Clinches 24th Straight Conference Title
Colorado State College claimed its 24th consecutive Rocky Mountain Conference baseball championship. The event highlights CSU's sustained dominance this season in Greeley, Colorado, as they secured the league crown.
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Close Games Feature Action In Midwest Loop
The Midwest League produced tight contests and two shutouts on Wednesday night. Cedar Rapids stunned Dubuque 7-0 behind Jerry Pruett a three run homer in the second. Quad Cities pitcher George Dugan allowed four hits as Joe Henderson homered in a 2-0 win over Waterloo. Burlington beat Clinton with Pete Koegel homering in the fifth. Fox Cities needed 12 innings to defeat Decatur 4-2, and Quincy beat Wisconsin Rapids 8-5.
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Early MLB Standings and Results Snapshot
American League standings show Baltimore leading with 70 wins and a .660 pace, Detroit 57–43, Cleveland 55–49, California 56–50, Minnesota 54–52, Chicago 52–55, New York 48–57, Washington 49–62, Kansas City 46–59, Boston 45–64. Recent results include Detroit 3 Chicago 3, Cleveland 9 Baltimore 6, New York 9 California 6.
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Waterloo Drops Women's Open Tournament Ending
The Waterloo Women's Open will be discontinued next year for fiscal reasons including lacking public patronage. Plans for 1967 will be dropped as galleries failed to justify raising the purse from 8,500 to 10,000 despite about 2,000 fans on final day. For nine years it Was a LPGA stop though some pros seek better earnings elsewhere.
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