Angry Men Meet Protectors In AFL Western Showdown
The 11 Angry Men face The Protectors as Oakland's Raiders seek to extend a six game win streak and defend the AFL Western crown against San Diego Chargers in a Sunday showdown. Hadl leads the Charger offense behind a sturdy line while Daniels out for the year hampers Oakland. Jets, Broncos, Chiefs, and Oilers figures also shape the weekend slate.
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Hal Bock
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Raiders
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Chargers
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Ike Lassiter
Dan Birdwell
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Walt Sweeney
Ron Mix
Ernie Wright
Sam Gruneisen
Gary Kirner
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New York
Buffalo
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Miami
Houston
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Jim LeClair
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Chiefs
Len Dawon
Mike Garrett
Miller Farr
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Solon Girls Rally For Win At West Branch
Solon surged from behind to defeat West Branch 54 to 42 on Friday night. Jean Bartlett led with 20 points, Veryla Smith added 18, Jan Miller 16 as Solon staged an 18 point fourth quarter. Linda Thompson and Nancy Schiele each scored 18 for West Branch.
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Cowboys Ambush Bid in Baltimore Clash
Dallas seeks a Capitol Division clincher as they face undefeated Baltimore in Baltimore led by Johnny Unitas. Unitas sources Raymond Berry and Jimmy Orr return from injuries to bolster a Colts pass attack while Dallas counters with Lance Rentzel and Bob Hayes. In other NFL action, Rams host Atlanta and Chicago visits San Francisco as Light slate shifts.
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Muscatine Swimmers Set Four Records In Dual Win
Muscatine High School defeated University High 59 to 36 at the YMCA pool driven by four new school and pool marks. Freshman Rod Oberhaus and veteran Mark Colberg led the records with Oberhaus setting a 29.1 for 50 yards and 4:19.2 in the 400 free. Colberg tied the 160 IM and broke the 100 breaststroke mark. The Muskies swept 10 events, with Barnes of UH the sole visitor winner in the butterfly.
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Colbert
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Muscatine QB Club hosts season ending wild game feed
The Muscatine Quarterback club holds its annual season ending wild game feed Wednesday evening at the American Legion hall. Don’s Dog-N-Suds is the drop point for wild game donations. The event closes fall meetings with a shift to once a month sessions starting January.
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Wilt Chamberlain Destroys Seattle With 52 Points In Boston
Wilt Chamberlain scored 52 points in the 133-109 76ers win over Seattle at Boston Garden. He said he would shoot more to help the team, after hitting 22 of 29 field goals and missing a then-NBA-record 22 free throws. Boston beat Los Angeles 123-119 in the nightcap as Russell led the Celtics. San Francisco beat St Louis 124-101 to tie the Hawks. Baltimore topped Cincinnati 123-109. Chicago edged New York 102-100. New Jersey defeated Dallas 113-100 behind Leibowitz and Johnson.
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Bob Verga
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NBA CORES Friday Results and Upcoming Games
Friday results show Baltimore 123 over Cincinnati 104 and Philadelphia 133 over Seattle 109. Boston 123 beat Los Angeles 119, Chicago 102 defeated New York 100, San Francisco 124 over St. Louis 10. Upcoming: Chicago at Cincinnati, Boston at Detroit, Los Angeles at New York, Baltimore at Philadelphia, San Francisco at San Diego. Sunday: St. Louis at Seattle. Monday: no games.
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Friday's Result New Jersey 113 Dallas 100
NBA score recap shows New Jersey nets defeated Dallas 113 to 100 on Friday. No other game details provided.
Hayes Catholic Sign Senool opent Muscatine hosts St. Joe's
Hayes Catholic sign school opens with Muscatine hosting St. Joe's of DeWitt in a varsity tilt at 8 p.m after a 55 49 opener win over Highland. A fresh soph game starts at 6 30 p.m with the Musketeers hitting the road next Friday to Pleasant Valley.
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Iowa and Drake Open Season With Promising Openers
Iowa and Drake tipped off basketball season with hopes of mirroring Iowa State's 101-54 win over South Dakota. Iowa favored over Bowling Green. Drake seen beating Washburn. Iowa State dominated South Dakota with Bill Smith scoring 20 and Don Smith 18 as Glen Anderson’s team extended its winning streak to six over the Coyotes. New UNI coach Zeke Hogeland debuted with an 111-80 win over Culver-Stockton, while Wartburg beat Westmar 81-77. Central College beat Coe 65-59. Lerner’s Eras beat Northeast Illinois State 105-77. William Jewell topped Simpson 67-57.
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Tougher Things Ahead for Big 10 After Easy Wins
In Chicago AP reports the Big Ten opened with two easy wins as Ohio State routed Davis 95 52 and Michigan State defeated Fullerton 80 49. The schedule today adds Purdue versus UCLA and Michigan against Kentucky with eight other games across the conference.
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