Friday's Games Across Multiple Iowa Leagues
LIVFLE SIX Muscatine at Burlington Assumption at Bet tendorf Ottumwa at Keokuk RIVER CITIES Ottumwa Walsh at Hayes Catholic West Burlington at Burlington Notre Dame SOUTHEAST IOWA Danville at Morning Sun New London at Columbus Community Winfield at Wapella Mediapolis at Jane Tree Highland at eM EASTERN TOWA HAWKEYE Solon boys and girls at West Liberty Wilton boys at Durant Mount Vernon boys at West Branch High boys at Mid Prairie JC-Muscatine at Marshallown CORNEL Yorkwood at Rockridge Westmer at Aledo Sherrard at Monmouth
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Tiger Bragging He May Get KO In First Round
NEW YORK AP Dick Tiger claims he might knock out Nigerian Jose Torres in a light heavyweight title fight at Madison Square Garden Friday night. Torres predicts a KO for Torres and dismisses Tiger as a push over. Tiger, a former two time middleweight champion, has never been stopped in 14 pro years.
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Royals Gain 2 Games Fast In NBA Action
The Cincinnati Royals moved within half a game of the New York Knicks after a 126-124 win over the Los Angeles Lakers in Los Angeles. Connie Dierking clinched the victory with three seconds left. The Knicks lost 106-116 to the Baltimore Bullets, while the Chicago Bulls defeated the Detroit Pistons 93-87 in Evansville.
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Nobis Just Misses NFL Rookie Honor With Roland Win
AP panel selects Johnny Roland of Missouri as NFL rookie of the year, edging Texas All-America star Tommy Nobis of Atlanta in a tight vote. Roland, a 1965 first round choice for St. Louis, starred on offense and defense, totaling 1566 yards in 13 games with six rushing or receiving TDs. Nobis, a Texan and Falcons rookie, earned strong support after immediate impact at middle linebacker.
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Panic at Anfield: Smoke Bombs Hurt Liverpool Fans
Eight fans hospitalized after a panic at Anfield Road Stadium as smoke bombs caused fear among about 200 spectators during Liverpool's 54,000 crowd for the European Cup exit against Ajax. Peter Robinson cites rising steam clouds, noting previous similar occurrences.
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Starr Named NFL MVP After 1956 Draft Rise
Bart Starr of the Green Bay Packers, drafted 17th in 1956, was named the NFL Most Valuable Player by the Associated Press. He rose from injury-plagued college days to win the starting QB job in five years, guiding Green Bay toward the Western Conference title. Starr, 32, battles an injury while aiming to play the regular-season finale against the Rams and prepare for the NFL championship in Los Angeles. He completed 62.2 percent of his passes with just three interceptions in 251 attempts this season.
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Hadl Seeks Perfection After Jets Win
San Diego quarterback John Hadl threw for 240 yards with no touchdowns and scored once in a 42-27 victory over the New York Jets. He earned the AP Offensive Player of the Week for the AFL, though he lamented rival voters overlook him. He noted TV exposure as a college runner may bias voters against him.
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Waterfowl Lead Poisoning Study Targets $100000
A $100000 cooperative study to curb lead poisoning in waterfowl is funded by major firearm producers and led by Secretary Udall. The program, involving the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife and the Illinois Institute of Technology Research Institute, seeks a substitute for lead shot after estimates that 3–4 percent of mallards die from poisoning and up to a million ducks could be affected annually. Tests will be at Patuxent Wildlife Research Center as researchers seek a flight-safe, affordable alternative with similar density to lead.
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College Scores Across Regions From AP Digest
East games feature St Francis Pa closing with 91 61 over Texas Southern while St Josephs Pa defeats Susquehanna 118 83 and St Johns N Y tops Seton Hall Temple 83 Rider 68 LaSalle 84 Albright 50 Gannon Pa over San Francisco St 52 Sacred Heart 82 Nyack Missionary 63 Georgetown 52 over George Washington 41 LSU 93 over Tulane 83 American U 71 over Duquesne 69 Old Dominion 78 over The Citadel 70 Midwest Xaverian 80 Notre Dame 97 St Norbert 72 U of No Dakota 93 Chicago Loyola 92 Creighton 84 U of So Dak 75 Tulsa 84 over Hawaii 58 DePaul 89 over Baldwin Wallace 39 Southwest Houston 97 over Centenary 68 Idaho St 87 over Rice 85 SMU 96 over Mexican Olympians Far West San Fernando Valley St 101 over Evansville 90 Gonzaga 78 over Calif Western 61 U of Idaho 69 over Australia 58.
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Ole Miss Begins Drills For Bowl Clash In Houston
Ole Miss arrives in Houston to prep for the Bluebonnet Bowl against Texas. The Rebels seek a 10th straight bowl berth as Rice Stadium hosts a 70,000 crowd with mid 60s weather. ABC will televise at 1 15 p.m. CST, Houston blackout in effect, Mississippi favored by a touchdown.
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Elliott stays Illini coach amid Northwestern bid
Pete Elliott, Illinois head football coach, withdrew from consideration as Northwestern athletic director. Elliott, 40, has led Illinois seven seasons. His 1966 team tied for third in the Big Ten with a 4-3 record and is expected as a strong conference contender next season.
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Pro Basketball Wednesday Results Across Cities
Pro basketball scores show Baltimore beating New York 116 to 106 and Cincinnati edging Los Angeles 126 to 124. Chicago defeated Detroit 93 to 87. Tonight St Louis faces Baltimore in Providence while Chicago plays Cincinnati in Cleveland and St Louis meets Philadelphia with Baltimore at Detroit.
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Marys League Standings and Individual Bowling Honors
In Muscatine Iowa the Marys League standings show Joe's Market at 66, J. B. Mark & Son Eng. 64, and Veens Nursery 64 with Pasquales, Pete's Tap and others nearby. Individual honors include high women series Pat Mor 518, Doris Westbronk 47, and Ed Walwer topping with 478 in high games 21 and 208, while Joe Sparks posted 208 and team high 754 for Pete's Tap and 2188 for Jody's.
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Swimmers Here. Again Tonight at Muscatine YMCA
Muscatine high school swimming team hosts Iowa City high tonight at 7:30 PM at the YMCA pool continuing a string of close home wins. The Muskies beat Tipton 47-47 and Davenport Assumption 49-46 under Coach Judd Anderson. Cedar Rapids Washington JV comes next Tuesday in the final pre holiday meet.
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