Simpson Stars as USC Tops Indiana in Rose Bowl
USC and star halfback O J Simpson rolled to a 14 3 Rose Bowl victory over Indiana. Simpson rushed for 128 yards on 25 carries and scored both touchdowns, helping USC secure the national championship. Indiana mustered a lone second quarter field goal as USC voided key Hoosier threats. Coach John McKay praised the strategy that kept Indiana from keying on Simpson and noted the defense played its best of the season.
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QBs to Hear About Vietnam at Muscatine Meeting
Muscatine Quarterback club members will skip their usual theme for January to hear a Vietnam war report. Vernon Shepard, a Muscatine area farmer who toured Vietnam with Rep. Fred Schwengel, will speak and show trip photos. Brian Calkins, reelected president, leads the business portion. attendees should reserve dinner at Ina Maes by noon Wednesday.
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Big Ten Tries to Regain Prestige in Preseason Showdowns
Indiana visits Detroit and Michigan travels to Houston in final nonconference warmups as all ten teams prepare for the opening slate. Illinois tops 4-5 after a Chicago Stadium round robin while Iowa Northwestern Minnesota Purdue and Wisconsin hover around .500 entering conference play.
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Bowl crowds mark New Year college classics at four bowls
Record attendance at the Rose Bowl 102,546 as USC beat Indiana 14-3. Oklahoma edged Tennessee 26-24 in the Orange Bowl before 77,993 in Miami. Sugar Bowl drew 78,963 for LSU 20,13 over Wyoming and Cotton Bowl 75,504 saw Texas A&M 20,16 over Alabama. Seagren tops indoor track in Saskatoon. Morrow, Scott also victor.
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Muscatine Teams Post Strong 1967 Basketball Start
Muscatine High School Hayes Catholic and Muscatine Community College bunched solid field goal shooting but underperformed from the free throw line. MCC leads scoring with Al Spearman at 24.9 ppg, Scott Ingstad tops free throws at 79.2 percent, while Mike Furlong anchors field goal accuracy at 54.4 percent.
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Three Swimmers and Four Wrestlers Lead Muscatine High Teams
Three swimmers and four wrestlers head Muscatine High School squads on the 1987 schedule. The swimmers are 5-3 in duals entering Friday’s meet with Cedar Rapids Kennedy led by Mark Colberg 11-3, Rodi Oberhaus 10-3, and Bill Thomas 7-3. The wrestlers, still seeking their first team win after four duals, are led by heavyweight Bill Ivey 7-2, who has won his last four and avenged a loss to Jon Wilson of Keokuk. others include John Reeves 5-3 in 112 and 120, Loren McElroy 5-3-1 in 112 and 120, and Tim Weis 5-5 at 154 and 165. The Muskies have 22 individual wins, 10 short of all-time.
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Andrea Voikos Youngest To Win Tennis Tourney
Andrea Voikos of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, becomes the youngest champion in the 47 year history of the National Indoor Tennis Tournament in the 16 and under division. The 14 year old defeated top seed Connie Capozzi of Middletown Ohio 6-3 7-5 at the North Shore Squash and Tennis Club in Salem Massachusetts.
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Weekend Fights End With European Title Retention
Berlin fighter Karl Mildenberger outpointed Gerhard Zech to retain the European heavyweight title. Mildenberger defeated Zech as both boxers fought in Germany. In Tokyo, Ric Magramo and Speedy Hayes battled to a draw in a separate lightweight bout in Japan.
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Trojans Beat Indiana in Rose Bowl as Simpson Stars
Southern California edged Indiana 14-3 in Pasadena, with G. J. Simpson sprinting 5 and 8 yards for touchdowns and 128 rushing yards overall. Tennessee fell 26-24 to Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl on a last second miss by Karl Kremser. Texas A M upset Alabama 20-16 in Dallas. LSU rallied to top Wyoming 20-13 in New Orleans. Canada beat Sweden 3-2 in Winnipeg to open the World Hockey Tournament.
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