Frays and Scores From Friday College Basketball Tournaments
United States press summary of first round results across multiple tournaments. Teams such as Kentucky Duke Kansas Kansas State Oklahoma and others posted wins or close scores. The report lists scattered game results, including upsets and dominating margins across the East Midwest and West regionals.
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Swift Eager for Buccaneers Tightly Named
Rookie Skeeter Swift of the New Orleans Buccaneers emerged off the bench to spark a 102-107 win over the Rockets as New Orleans improved to 22-7 and stayed 6 1/2 games ahead in the ABA Western Division. Los Angeles beat Washington 113-109, Indiana stopped Carolina 298, and Pittsburgh edged New York 126-124.
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Buccaneers
Associated Press
Skeeter Swift
New Orleans Buccaneers
Bucs
Denver
Rockets
American Basketball Association
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Washington
Indiana
Carolina
Pittsburgh
New York Nets
Mean Joe Greene tops NFL rookie honors in year
Pittsburgh tackle Mean Joe Greene, the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year, says he does not feel like a rookie and aims to be one of the best tackles in pro football. He was AP’s top defensive rookie after a standout season for the struggling Steelers.
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Pittsburgh
Joe Greene
National Football League
Greene
Associated Press
NFL
North Texas State
Steelers
Graham Hill Discharged From Hospital After Crash
London A1 report says Graham Hill former double world Grand Prix champion and Indy 500 winner has been released from hospital after suffering two broken legs when his Lotus flipped over at high speed during the U S Grand Prix at Watkins Glen New York Army hospital care.
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London
Graham
Hill
Watkins Glen
N.Y
Lotus
Ellis Bout Called Off In Buenos Aires
World heavyweight champion Jimmy Ellis saw his title defense against Argentine challenger Gregorio Peralta canceled 24 hours before the fight due to financial problems. Angelo Dundee and promoter Hector Mendez announced the postponement as both fighters slept, stopping South America’s first heavyweight title bout before it could start.
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Buenos Aires
Jimmy Ellis
World Boxing Association
Gregorio Peralta
Angelo Dundee
Ellis
Hector Mendez
South America
Razorbacks prep 90 minutes then depart for Sugar Bowl
Arkansas football held a 90 minute practice in Fayetteville before dispersing for the Christmas break. The team will return December 26, then fly to New Orleans December 30 for the Sugar Bowl showdown with Mississippi.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
Razorbacks
Fayetteville
New Orleans
Mississippi
Martin sparks Northern Iowa to 82 48 win over North Dakota
Northern Iowa, led by John Martin with 28 points and 10 rebounds, broke a halftime tie to defeat North Dakota 82 48. Pete Wessels added 12 points and seven assists as UNI improved to 34 1 this season and 1 2 in the North Central Conference. North Dakota stands 3 4 overall and 1 1 in conference.
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Cedar Falls
Northern Iowa
John Martin
North Dakota
Martin
Pete Wessels
UNI
Stander Wins Six Rounder in Omaha Standings Ovation
Ron Stander of Council Bluffs used stamina and power to win a six round decision over Joe Byrd of Flint at Civic Auditorium. A crowd of 4 126 gave him a standing ovation as Orville Qualls beat Fred Askew in a six round decision. Walter Moore knocked out J D McCauley at 1 57 of the second round in the opener.
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Omaha
Ron Stander
Council Bluffs
Joe Byrd
Flint
Mich
Civic Auditorium
Orville Qualls
Detroit
Fred Askew
Minneapolis
Minn
Walter Moore
Los Angeles
J. D. McCauley
Dayton
Ohio
Fight Results Friday's Fights New York
Chuck Wepner defeated Pedro Agosto by points in New York. Wepner weighed 215 pounds with Bayonne, New Jersey listed as his origin while Agosto came in at 196 pounds from New York. The bout concluded with Wepner earning the decision.
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Associated Press
New York
Chuck Wepner
Bayonne
N.J
Pedro Agosto
Revoke and suspend driver licenses in Muscatine area
The Driver's License Division of Iowa DPS lists suspensions and revocations. Suspensions include Rodney Reynolds 72 days for serious violation and Merle Warner 68 days for serious violation. Revocations include Lawrence Zaragosa 128 days for driving while license suspended, John Russell 120 days OMVI, and Bruce Thompson 60 days OMVI.
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Iowa Department of Public Safety
Rodney Joe Reynolds
Eth St. Muscatine
Merle Leonard Warner
Toute 2
Muscatine
Lawrence Zaragosa
Hill Ave. Muscatine
John William Russell
Box
Morning Sun
Bruce Allison Thompson
West Branch
Muscatine Daily Report Hospital Admissions and Actions
Daily Muscatine Hospital notes list admissions including Glen Hidlebaugh Letts Mrs Clair Kean Wilton Grace Wood Lorrie Thompson and others. dismissals cover Edward Van Dyke Jerry Stokes Deborah Berkner Elsie Duanker Nellie Figg and more. Births recorded as Son to William and unknown address and Son to Donald Russell. Volunteers scheduled through the week with extensive names. a fire incident at Hazel Saunders apartment. a marriage license for Melvin Morgan and Ruby Meeke. multiple divorces and custody rulings. probate actions. damages claim. parole and court actions. traffic and alcohol offenses noted.
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Glen Hidlebaugh
Letts
Clair Kean
Wilton Diet
Grace Wood
Mulberry
Lorrie Thompson
Nebraska
Herman
Voss
Wilton Jet
J. Earl McBride
Columbus Jet
Edward van Dyke
Woodlawn
Jerry Stokes
Illinois City
Deborah Berkner
Westwood Lane
Elsie Duanker
Lutheran Homes
Oscar Kleindolph
Dale
Nellie Figg
Kansas
Pedro Rodriguez
Second St
William Reading
Muscatine
Donald Russell
Sherman St
Muscatine General Hospital
Hattie Neff
Clarence Fulton
Frances Kelley
W. R. Ross
Charles Drake
Robert Miller
Dennis Vetter
James Lamb
Ronald Hansen
Dean Frazeur
Edith Reddick
John Mitchell
Marcus Stoneburner
Thomas Hahn
Marilyn Oberhaus
John Tiedeman
Lyle McCullough
Harold
George Honeyman
James Weir
J. W. Myers
Merle Young
Sheldon Neeld
James Fahy
A. Keller
Cecil Houseman
Ernest Ziegenhorn
Mil Kent
John Hohenadel
Jacob Sanders
John Trevarthen
Marvin Johnson
Arthur Umlandt
Paul Welk
Harry Durand
Donley Scheidemantel
Clarence Ager
Eugene Leyle
Grace Crull
Henry Hansen
Alfred Petersen
Dorothy Hahn
Esther Naber
J. J. Hoeksema
Martyn Hayes
Elsie Kopp
Melvin Junior Morgan
Ruby Melvina Meeke
Sharon K. Ballenger
Darwin L Ballenger
Lincoln Boulevard
Ballenger
Christian
Mary C. Christian
Gerald L. Christian
William Robert Sigsworth
Janice Karolyn Sigsworth
Stockton
H. Jean Dunton
Allen H. Dunton
Marine loses both legs walking again in Vietnam
Connan Rex and Jim Edwards II return home as Edwards adjusts to his new legs after losing both limbs on August 19 in South Vietnam. A former page overseer in the U S House, Edwards left University of Maryland last February to join the Marines. Air strike averted as Canada controllers vote to accept a 13 percent pay raise over 27 months.
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Rex
Jimmy Edwards II
Edwards
South Vietnam
U.S. House of Representatives
Jimmy Edwards
Conroe
Vietnam
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Marines
Ottawa
Canada
Orioles post 230000 profit in 1969
The Baltimore Orioles, American League champions, realized an estimated profit of 230000 in 1969. The Baltimore Baseball Club Inc. declared a 75 cent dividend per share payable to stockholders of record December 26. The Orioles declared a 55 cent dividend.
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Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore Baseball Club Inc
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Obituaries and Funerals in Muscatine Area
Obituaries record the deaths of Arilue F. Krueger in Florida and several local residents including Alfred James Carter, Violet Stoll, Nora May Stirlen, George Rink, and Mrs. Della Rounds. Services take place in Muscatine area churches and funeral homes with burial at Greenwood and Illinois City cemeteries. Survivors include spouses, siblings, and extended family across Muscatine, Wilton, Maquoketa, and Tipton communities.
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Arilue F. Krueger
George M. Wittich
Henry Teele
Drury-Reynolds Cemetery
Mr. Krueger
Clewiston
Fla
Mercer County
Muscatine and Eliza, NJ
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Alice DeBoard Krueger
Arthur Krueger
Freda Fischer
Washington, Town
Elks Lodge
U. S. Sugar Company
Fred
Alfred James Carter
West Liberty
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
West Liberty Christian Church
Elmer Baker
Roger Fisher
Our Redeemer Church
Don Carter
Vernon Carter
Wayne Carter
Daryl Carter
Robert McMahon
Don Buckman
Snider Fneral
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Viola Stoll
Wilton
Maquoketa
Morley Stirlen
Morley
Nora May) Stirien
Trinity Episcopal Church
George
Dean Treeke
James Tracey
Sheldon Neaid
William French
Robert Zoller
Edward Hill
John Smith
Howard Carl
Harrry Carr
Robert Carl
Robert Paulette
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Stirlen
Town City
George Rink
Nona C) Rink
Kansas St
Muscatine General Hospital
Louisa County
Aden Clevinger
Saraly Ellis Carey
Muscatine
Rink
Rink Grocery
Women of the Moose
Beepple Button Co
Kathleen Asp
Frank Stroh
Howard Asp
John Bukter
East Hartford
Conn
Clyde Carey
A. E. Carey
Columbus Junction
Fairbanks Home
Fairbanks ‘Chapel
William Sweney Tipton
William
Genevieve) Sweney
Sheetz and Son Funeral Home
Tipton
Sweney
Augus
Clara Boles Phillips
William Sweney
Betsy
Waukesha
Wis
Della Rounds
Illinois City
John Connett
Herbert Bouey
John Krueger
Florence Brayton
Ralph Keiler
Vera Krueger
Albert Danner
Boyd Reed
Glen Miller
Kenneth Miller
Dale Miller
Robert Krueger
Michael Atkinson
Junior Beam
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Lawyer says Tate case is defensible defense
LOS ANGELES AP Les lie Louise Van Koulen a clan member charged with conspiracy in the Sharon Tate slayings and murder in two other killings has a new attorney Marvin L Part a former deputy district attorney was appointed to represent the defendant Miss Van Houten 19 appeared in Superior Court for substitution of attorneys after lacking funds to pay initial private counsel Brando ordered to pay wife 18250 in installments of 1000 monthly Athens AP military backed regime should hold referendum on return to parliamentary rule says retired general Panayiotis Velliog
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Ismael Lopez
Mario Perales
Wendell
Muscatine County
McKissick
Court of Justice
Ray Pace
Bureau of Adult Corrections
Lincoln
Neb
Los Angeles
Leslie Louise van Koulen
Sharon Tate
Marvin L. Part
Formar
California
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Monrovia
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William B. Keene
Donald Barnett
Brando
Santa Monica
Calif
Marlon Brando
Anna Kashi
Miss Kashfi
James D. Tante
Athens
Panayiotis Velliog
Constantine Caramantis
Fire Leaves 10 Homeless Near Columbus Junction
A one story four room house burned near Frog Pond School leaving the Wilbern (George) Smith Jr. family of ten temporarily homeless. Firefighters arrived about 1 pm to find the structure ablaze. no injuries were reported to the Smiths or their eight children. Cause undetermined but suspected to be a wood burning stove. The family spent the night with Smith’s parents in nearby Gladwin.
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Frog Pond School
Here
Wilbern (George) Smith Jr
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Jon Bell
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Pike Grange Christmas supper and program notes
Sixteen members and ten visitors attended the Pike Grange Christmas supper and program on Wednesday. The event featured a lighted tree, a bible opened to Luke 2, and musical readings. Various officers and guests spoke of farm organization events and upcoming Pomona/Grange activities. Next meeting set for January 7 with dues paid for one member.
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Edward Hadley
Daytona Beach
Fla
Hadley
Des Moines
Pomona
Arthur Black
Pomona Grange
Gertrude Black
Pike Grange
Harol Carter
the Grange
Winifred Maxwell
Spaee
Blancha Carter
Shirley McCullough
Erma Smith
Church of Christ In
Lynn Pruitt
Dorothy Reed
High Prairie MYF caroling in community event
High Prairie United Methodist Church young people joined Christmas caroling Tuesday evening. Participants included Vickie Hitchcock Linda and Kenneth Hichelberger Joan Eichelberger Bill Van Zandt Karen and Carol Eichelberger and the Eichelberger and Hoben families. Refreshments followed at Lysle Eichelberger home.
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Seurtewainin
MYF
High Prairie United Methodist Church
Vickie Hitchock
Linda
Kenneth Hichelberger
Joan Eichelberger
Bill van Zandt
Karen
Carol Eichelberger
William Hoben
Bryan
Douglas Eichelberger
Lysle Eichelberger
Don Scott
Route 3
Marlin Eichelberger
Howard Schmelzer
Angela
Richard Eichelberger
Bob Brauns
Jack Reichert
Darin
Glen Mente
Virgil Hichelberger
Danny Scott
Lisa Hohan
Past presidents have a party
WILTON The past presidents association of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 584 held their annual meeting and Christmas party at Mrs. Julianna Dutfe's home. Mrs. Blanche Shea chaired. Gifts were exchanged, a milk fund donation supported daily milk for Wilton children, and a potluck lunch followed the readings and program.
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Wilton
Shirley Wacker
Leona Mead
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