Sandy Koufax Ends Career With Peak Season Honors
In Cincinnati the lefty Sandy Koufax wraps his final year with a dominant 1966 season. He led the National League in several categories, set major and league records, struck out 317, won 27 9, and led in innings pitched and batters faced while completing 27 of 41 starts. Jim Bunning followed with 41 starts and 34 innings pitched. Mike Cuellar led the NL with a 2.22 ERA.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Grover Gleveland Alexander
Sandy
Fle
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia
Bunnings
Bunning
Houston
Mike Cuellar
College Basketball Scores From Across the Map
The Associated Press reports scattered results with Buena Vista edging Nebraska Wesleyan 91 to 87 and Midwestern defeating Dard 114 to 99. Other notable games include Centerville top Trenton 97 59 and Grand View 82 over Marshalltown 73. Midwest action features Michigan 91 over Butler 80 and Missouri 94 at Detroit 82. Southwest and Far West show Houston 90 over St Marys College 74 and So Colorado State 104 81 Langston Okla 81.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Buena Vista
Nebraska Wesleyan
Makato
Minn
State College of Iowa
Dard
Parsons
Central
Junior College
Centerville
Trenton
Estherville
Worthington
Grand View
Marshalltown
Midwest
Michigan
Butler
Missouri
Detroit
Chicago
Loyola
Baldwin Wallace
Kan
Indiana
Nebraska
Wash. St
Wilberforce
Walsh
Xavier
Ohio
Tampa
Southwest Houston
St. Mary's
Cal
Langston
Okla
Regis
Feeling Comes to Pats
The Boston Patriots feel championship mood as they lead the AFL Eastern Division with one game left. After a 38-14 win at Houston, Gino Cappelletti praised their poise after falling behind 7. A win or tie against the Jets in New York secures the division. Bills could win the crown with a Denver win and an ass loss by Boston.
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Boston Patriots
American Football League
Gino Cappelletti
Patriots
Houston
Jets
New York
Buffalo
Denver
Bills
Kansas City
Vietr
Jeader
Cappelletti
USC Trojans resume Rose Bowl practice with stars
Coach John McKay talks with star performers Ron Yary and Nata Shaw as USC resumes practice for the Rose Bowl against Purdue. Yary, 245 pounds, is an offensive tackle and Shaw, 190 pounds, a defensive halfback. Both earned second All America honors from the Associated Press.
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John McKay
University of Southern California
Trojans
Purdue
Ron Yary
Nata Shaw
Associated Press
AP Photofax
New York Teams Eye Split NFL AFL Division Titles
Jets face the Boston Patriots at Shea Stadium while the Giants host the Dallas Cowboys at Yankee Stadium. Dallas could clinch the NFL Eastern crown with a Cowboys win or a Cardinal upset, and New York’s teams still hold a path to divisions as varied as the AFL East and NFL battles unfold Sunday with multiple regional showdowns.
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Dallas Cowboys
Yankee Stadium
Cowboys
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cardinal
Dallas
Express
New York
NFL
Packers Turn To Rams After Indy Win In Week
Green Bay coaches expect injuries to have little effect against the Los Angeles Rams as Bart Starr recovers from a rib injury and is slated to play. Zeke Bratkowski likely starts if Starr is limited, with Fuzzy Thurston possibly out and Gale Gillingham ready to step in. The Packers clinched the NFL Western Division with a 14-10 win over Baltimore, Elijah Pitts to start at halfback, Paul Hornung back, Jim Taylor at fullback, and rookies Donny Anderson and Jim Grabowski expected to play.
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Green Bay
Los Angeles
Baltimore
San Francisco
Minnesota
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Denver
Buffalo
Houston
Miami
Kansas City
San Diego
Los Angeles Rams
Bart Starr
Baltimore Colts
Rams
Zeke Bratkowski
Fuzzy Thurston
Gale Gillingham
Colts
Packers
Elijah Pitts
Paul Hornung
Jim Taylor
Donny Anderson
Jim Grabowski
Chiefs Lead AFL In Total Offense And Rushing
New York leads in passing with 244.4 yards per game as Kansas City tops the league in total offense at 363.6 yards and rushing at 152.3. Oakland has the top total defense at 279.3 but allows opponents 0.2 yards per play less than KC.
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Nf&w
YORK
Kansas City
Chiefs
New York
Oakland
NABC to Hold Three Coach of the Year Clinics
The National Association of Basketball Coaches will stage three Coach of the Year Clinics next summer in Boston Indianapolis and San Francisco. The sessions run April 14-15 in Boston April 28-29 in Indianapolis and May 5-6 in San Francisco as announced by NABC President Alvin Doggie Julian.
Columbus Is Third Victim of Morning Sun Matmen
Morning Sun high school wrestlers improved to 3-0 in dual meets with a 31-19 win over Columbus Community. Morning Sun also won the reserve meet 21-18. Winners for Morning Sun included Doug Buster Dan Ingh ram Bruce Cummings Doug Johnston and Ed Wright. Columbus winners were Glenn Leinbach Delmar Bundy Bruce Reid Dave Schweitzer and Dennis Tompkins. The Morning Sun varsity won seven of the ten weight bouts including five pins.
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Columbus Junction
Morning Sun High
Columbus Community High
Morning Sun
Doug Buster
Dan Inghram
Bruce Cummings
Doug Johnston
Ed Wright
Columbus
Glenn Leinbach
Delmar Bundy
Bruce Reid
Dave Schweitzer
Dennis Tompkins
Morning Sim
Beh Darrah
Ken Purdy
Highland of Ains
Area high school basketball and wrestling schedule list
Area sports schedule lists numerous games across leagues. Western and eastern Iowa teams like West Branch Lisbon Morning Sun Danville Morning Sun Solon West Liberty Wilton Mount Vernon U High Mid Prairie and others are set for upcoming nights with boys and girls competitions and several wrestling events including Wilton North East and Mount Vernon quadrangular.
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Iowa
SEI
Danville
Morning Sun
New London
Columbus
Winfield
Wapello
Mediapolis
Lone Tree
Highland
Solon
West Liberty
Wilton
Durant
Mount Vernon
West Branch
U High
Mid-Prairie
Westmer
Yorkwood
Rockridge
Sherrard
Monmouth
Bennett
Williamsburg
Celtics Embry Hospitalized After Eye Injury
Wayne Embry, veteran NBA forward for the Boston Celtics, was admitted to Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary after injuring his left eye during a 117 108 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers. Trainer Buddy Leroux said Embry likely will be hospitalized about 10 days.
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Boston AP
Wayne Embry
National Basketball Association
Boston
Cincinnati
Massachusetts
Embry
Celtics
Philadelphia 76Ers
Buddy Leroux
Supreme Court lets baseball antitrust immunity stand
The Supreme Court declined to review the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling that organized baseball is immune to state antitrust law. The decision preserves baseball’s freedom to move teams and pick cities, with Wisconsin weighing a rehearing and Milwaukee officials seeking further action.
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Tom Seppy Washington
Supreme Court
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Wisconsin
National League Braves
Milwaukee
Alanta
High Court
Madison
Wis
Bronson C. la Follette
Clement J. Zablocki
D-Wis
Hissimilar Bill
LMHS Mall League Standings and Product Ads Collide
In a cluttered league page, Nichola Feed & Grain leads with 24 wins and 94 losses, while Me-Jon, Air-Way May Bey, and Custom Feeds appear among standings. The section also lists team members, sponsors, and product brands such as Newt's Care and High Visage Hare Mageatie, reflecting a mix of athletic standings and local ads.
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Pla Mor Lanes
LMHS
Muilacibicne
Newt's
Gibaon & Gibson
Jueuwrys Beeree Willans Nurker ' At Heart Products
Carver Porn
Fal Banon Heurys
Sare Starck
Ila Baer
Nancy Thayer
Margaret Naeber
Ba Fae
Nhuney Phayeer
Mary Starck
Newt
Meares
Drews Ys Son
Gipsan Ye
Nichola Feed & Gram
Alalinsa
Mii
Guen Hohertson
Catharine Giogle
Filsre Bearn
Miign
Gwen Rohert
Bisie Bearn
Muriel Marell
Nichols
Seciew
Crain
Custer
AiteWay Sanitizer
Plane chase hunting deer costs man a fine
A Manson man, Jerald Hansen, was fined 25 dollars plus court costs after pleading guilty to chasing deer from an airplane. Justice of the Peace Emery Robinson imposed the penalty Sunday for the Nov. 22 incident near Guthrie County highway in pursuit of deer on the last day of the hunting season.
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Panora
Manson
Justice of the Peace
Emery ‘Robinson
Jerald Hansen
Hansen
Javer
Guthrie County
Blackton
Hunting Seast Club
Hutttes
Masseys
Millers
Ia Maes
Georges
Sears
Ihry
Stephen's
Peggy's
Farm Bureau League
Atalissa Grain & Feed
F. S. Inc
Fs Insurance
Braun
Farm Bureau Insurance
Me-Jon Inc
Sun Mart
Harold Bartenhagen
Don Carter
Earl Denkman
Super Sweet
Clinton Manager Chosen for 1967 Pirates Affiliate
Bob Clear will manage Pittsburgh's Clinton, Iowa farm team in the Midwest League in 1967. He has managed in the minors since 1956 and previously led Gastonia in the Western Carolinas League.
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Pittsburgh
Bob Clear
Clinton
Iowa
Pirates
Clear
Gastonia
Pro Basketball Monday Results and Upcoming Games
National basketball roundup notes no games on Monday with teams Chicago Baltimore Philadelphia New York Cincinnati San Francisco scheduled. Upcoming games include New York at Baltimore and Detroit at Evansville plus Cincinnati at Los Angeles in midweek matchups.
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Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Garman
Evansville
Los Angeles
Cokes Named Boxer of Month for November
Curtis Cokes was chosen by Ring magazine as Fighter of the Month for November after a decisive welterweight title bout victory over Jean Jose in Dallas Texas. Ring also shook up its heavyweight ratings with newcomers Joe Frazier and Manuel Ramos entering at Nos. 6 and 10.
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New York
Curtis Cokes
Ring Magazine Today
France
Jean Jossein
Dallas
Tex
Cokes
Emile Griffith
Ring
Joe Frazier
Philadelphia
Mexico
Manuel Ramos
Amos Lincoln
Clevelant Williams
Van Galder Placed on West Team in Shrine Game
Tim Van Galder of Iowa State is named quarterback for the West squad in the Shrine Bowl slated to play December 31 in San Francisco. The other West signal caller is Dan Horn of San Diego State. Ray Berres will receive the J. Louis Comiskey Award at the Chicago baseball writers dinner.
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Tim van Galder
Iowa State
Dan Horn
San Diego State
Chicago
Ray Berres
Chicago White Sox
J. Louis Comiskey
Chicago Baseball Writers Dinner
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Meredith
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NBA
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Bob Utter
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Jim Skubal
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Jim Biggerstaff
Brian Fulton
Rick Wiliams
Jim McKee
Ed Bright
Harald Boline
Jim Gabriel
John Thomas
Hwt
Bruce Stotlar
Bob Skubal
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Goose Lake
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Mitac i Aly Abe
Glasa
Schlitz Beer & Marae Ab Faz
DAN Monusanta Chemical
Itty Hirelds Calley
Harme
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Karine Merrill
Nigh Said
Ronnie Merrill
Pawl Retherford
Duce
Magnatene
Marsealing Produce
Ons
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Maxwell Memorial
Jim Lynch
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Charles Koenigsaecker
Roscoe Ave
George Schumacher
Roscoe Ava
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Jerry Chaney
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