Gutter Gobblers Lead Local Bowling Standings
In AT PLA MOR LANES standings show Gutter Gobblers leading with high team game 4 Cs Sout ferpiing 781 and high team series 22 Cs 205. Individual leaders include Paul Thompson 212 and Fred Swank 555 with Betty Cochran 483 and 174 for women. Betty Cochran 176 and Virgina Frye 174 noted in top scores.
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Fight Results From Thursday by The Associated Press
Portland based report shows Renal do Victoria stopping Floyd Brown in Massachusetts. In Los Angeles Jerry Quarry outpointed Joe Orbillo from Ft Benning. In Las Vegas Willard Wynn and Tony Montana fought to a ten round draw.
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Maine
Renaldo Victoria
Pittsfield
Mass
Floyd Brown
New York
Los Angeles
Jerry Quarry
Joe Orbillo
Ft. Benning
Las Vegas
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Willard Wynn
Riverside
Calif
Tony Montana
Phoenix
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Drew
NHL Scores and Schedule: Detroit 4 Boston
NHL scores show Detroit defeating Boston 4 to 0 in Thursday action. Saturday schedules list Chicago at Montreal and New York at Toronto with no other games today.
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Eight Mat Teams Set for Muscatine Invitational
Eight schools from four conferences enter Muscatine's first annual invitational wrestling tourney this Saturday. Teams include Wilton and Durant from Eastern Iewa Hawk Eye, Morning Sun from Southeast Iewa, Keokuk and Muscatine from Little Six, and Fort Madison Mount Pleasant and Washington from Southeast Six. Action begins 9 a.m. with straight eliminations and a loser's bracket, ensuring each boy wrestles at least two matches. Fort Madison is favored after placing second to Iowa City in its prior meet. Weigh-ins start at 7 a.m. with coaches drawing pairings at 8. First-round bouts follow.
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Wilton
Durant
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Iewa
Keokuk
Muscatina
Fort Madison
Mount Pleasant
Washington
Gins
Iowa City
Bob Krall
Tipton
Jim Fox
Davenport
L. A. Schnack
Ninth Grade Loses In a Mat Meet at Bettendorf
Muscatine ninth graders were beaten 43 to 3 by Bettendorf Friday night. Only Muscatine points came from a 114 pound decision by Bill Willet. Several Muscatine wrestlers lost by pins and decisions, with two Muscatine youths, Jim Newberry and Clarke Tiecke, winning and Steve Coulter and Ray Ortiz drawing in exhibition matches. Next Wednesday the ninth graders travel to North Scott for a 4 pm meet. consolation bouts begin at 6:30 pm and finals at 7:30 pm.
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Bill Willet
Bill Ryder
Rod Butler
Kevin Weiershauser
Charles Doak
Denny Opel
Chris Hawley
Clarence Oxley
Doug Terrill
Rick Skubal
Denny McGrew
Jim
Purdue Victory Boosts Big Ten To 24-15 Mark
Purdue crushed St. Joseph’s of Indiana 98-65 led by Bill Keller’s 26 points. Henry Ebershoff added 19 as Purdue widened the Big Ten edge to 24-15 while other Big Ten teams prepare for weekend games including Wisconsin at Milwaukee Classic and a schedule with Washington at Purdue.
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Bill Keller
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St. Joseph’s
Indiana
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Loyola
Jim Burns
Northwestern
Sam Wiliams
Iowa
Jeff Miller
Ohio State
Lee Lafayette
Michigan State
Harry Joyner
Tom Chapman
Australians Announce Davis Cup Team For India Tie
The South Australian Lawn Tennis Association named Ray Emerson John Newcombe Fred Stolle and Tony Roche to form this year’s Australian Davis Cup squad for the Challenge Round against India in Sydney on December 28.
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South Australian Lawn Tennis Association
Ray Emerson
John Newcombe
Fred Stolle
Tony Roche
India
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Hawks Upset Celtics Behind Guerin’s Scoring Duel
Philadelphia note: Richie Guerin led the St Louis Hawks to a 116-114 upset of Boston at Providence. Guerin outsore Celtics coach Bill Russell in a fast scoring duel as Boston falls 44 games behind Philadelphia in the Eastern Division. The Hawks have two wins over Boston this season in five meetings.
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Big Eight Teams Go 2-1 On Thursday Night
Colorado edged Wichita 85-83 as Bob Bowers sealed the win with two late free throws after Wichita led most of the game. Town State toppled Drake 87-77, while Missouri fell to Rutgers 83-73 in overtime with Bob Lloyd scoring 35 for Rutgers and Bob Greacen contributing 10 in OT.
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Colorado
Wichita
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Drake
Missouri
Rutgers
Bob Bowers
Bob Greacen
Bob Lloyd
Morning Sun Maimen Win Fourth Straight Dual Meet
Morning Sun dominates New London 57 to 2 in a wrestling dual, its fourth win this season as Morning Sun competes in the Muscatine Invitational Saturday. Results include multiple Morning Sun pins and one NL draw in a 57-2 decision.
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Percy Springsteen
Bob Darrah
Muscatine
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Mike Minnis
Greg Reiman
Adrian Hollingsworth
Harold Boline
Randy Christensen
Jim McKee
Larry Parks
Doug Johnston
Steve Shuppey
Drew
Bruce Stollar
Bob Huddleson
Wapello Wrestlers Remain Undefeated With Win Over Winfield Mt. Union
Wapello outscored Winfield Mount Union 32 to 20 in a Thursday dual meet at Oakville gym after trailing 20 4 at midway. Coach Willard Howell’s team secured four pins and a decision plus a forfeit to lift the Indians to 3 0 this season. Reserve matches went 5 1 for a 23 3 margin with wins by Cross Wilkerson Crammond Ream Hamilton and others.
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Winfield Mount Union
Oakville
Willard Howell
Tom Cross
Rick Wilkerson
Ray Crammond
Mike Ream
Frank Hamilton
300 Game by Connie Pick Tops All-Star Series
Connie Pick of Bellflower California rolled a perfect 300 in the All-Star Trio league in Lynwood totaling 958 across five games with 212 245 and 201 preceding the 300. Dolores Witte earlier posted the season's first 300 in Brownsville Texas while Emily Pringle added a 298 in St Petersburg Florida. The piece also notes 11 strike scores under review by Bowing Magazine and lists local stats from Janesville Wisconsin and surrounding leagues.
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Fontainebleau
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Duncan Honored For AFL Defense
New York and Les Dun can San Diego defensive back who intercepted one pass and blocked an extra point in the Chargers 42 27 win over the New York Jets last Sunday was named the Defensive Player of the Week in the American Football League by The Associated Press Wednesday. Bangkok AP The Council of Asian Games Federation formally decided today to hold the 1970 Games in Seoul South Korea.
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Les Duncan
San Diego
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Wilt Chamberlain Free Throw Woes Highlight 1968 Article
Wilt Chamberlain, famed NBA scorer, shows a sharp contrast in free throw shooting when fouled or defended. The Philadelphia 76ers star is placed at 15 feet for charity shots, typically missing about 45 percent of these attempts, underscoring his difficulty with free throws.
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San Francisco
Chamberlain
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Sports Shorts Smith 9th in Scoring
Dan Smith of Iowa State posted 81 points in three games for a 27.0 point average, ranking among national scoring leaders. Sam Williams of Iowa sits fourth in Big Ten scoring, averaging 20.8 points in three games, with Rich Jones leading at 28.3. The release also notes Big Eight and others, and Wilt Chamberlain discusses free throw struggles and training attempts.
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Rich Jones
Buckeyes No 1 In Grid Crowds For Ninth Year
New York AP Ohio State led NCAA attendance among 616 college teams in 1966 for the ninth straight year, averaging 81,400 fans for six home games despite a slight drop. Michigan State second at 71,125, then Michigan 68,933, LSU 64,350 and Nebraska 63,764. Notre Dame sixth with 59,075 for five home games. Seven teams posted gains over 10,000.
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Ncaa Services Bureau
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Tulane
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Alabama
North Carolina State
Rice
Clemson
Iowa small college stars shine in 1966 football season
The 1966 season produced record performances by Iowa small college players led by Drake's Manley Sarnowsky who caught 92 passes for 1,114 yards and seven TDs. Paul Krause led the nation in passing with 2,210 yards and 179 completions, while teammate Don Smith totaled 933 yards receiving. Central College's Dennis Descoteau and Upper Town's Warren Pierce also charted high in rushing and scoring as teams like Upper Town and Dubuque posted strong total offense and passing marks.
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Simpson
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Sam Houston
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