Banquet Honors West Central Gridders in Oelwein
A buffet style banquet honoring the West Central football team will be held at the Sportsmen's Supper Club in Oelwein on November 14 at 7 30 p m. Guest speaker is Ron Schipper Central College head coach. Reservations are 2 75 per person. Send reservations and remittances to Dennis Leath by Saturday November 11.
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North girls take third at state in 1.5 mile race
Robin Evans of Manilla won the 1.5 mile event in 8 34.8 as Manilla rolled to victory with 49 points in the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union meet held in Adel. An Kimm of Norway was second in 9:20 with Barb Brown of Adel close behind. Sixty plus competitors filled a 20 team field as Manilla dominated the scoring.
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Northwestern and Buena Vista vie for undefeated season
Nationally sixth rated Northwestern routed Southwest Minnesota 53-14 to finish 9-0. Fourth ranked William Penn beat Central 28-14 and can stay unbeaten by defeating Buena Vista 6-2. William Penn seeks its first outright conference title since joining the Jews Conference, with a potential postseason bid on the line if they beat Buena Vista. Trapping permits are required on state lands and are available freely in several counties from the Iowa Conservation Commission.
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Bright future for Wayne Saur at Iowa
Wayne Saur a sophomore at the University of Iowa finished 56th in the 58th Big Ten Cross Country meet in Iowa City. He holds Oelwein mile and two mile records and earlier ran cross country then football as a quarterback. Iowa placed fifth. Indiana won the meet with 147 runners in attendance around 400 spectators. Wayne was the first Oelwein athlete to letter at a large university since Rob Fick.
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Beavers Hold Off Peacocks In Last-Minute Return
Buena Vista edges Upper Iowa 17 14 as DV Dolan returns kickoff 91 yards for opening score. Upper Iowa led 14-10 late before BV drove 91 yards for the winning touchdown with 1:14 left. Borst, Black, Harris and Bartemeyer starred on defense. Meggers connected on a late scoring pass to Frey.
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Drake eyes possible bowl bid after 6 2 record
Bulldog coach Jack Wallace says Drake might receive a bowl invitation if they win two non conference games and possibly beat Louisville. A win over Louisville on November 25 could push Drake to 5 0 in the conference and earn a Pioneer Bowl bid in Wichita Falls Texas.
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Cowboys win Big Eight cross country title in breeze
Oklahoma State claimed the Big Eight cross country championship at Missouri on a windy day, scoring 37 points to outpace Missouri on the golf course. The Cowboys, favored to win, led throughout the 40th running of the meet.
Gabriel Leads Rams To 20 7 Victory With Ground Game
Roman Gabriel used his head after a week of soul searching and a sore arm to guide the Los Angeles Rams to a 20 7 win over Atlanta. Willie Ellison and Jim Bertelsen combined for 215 yards and a touchdown each.
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76ers Near Worst Start Record After Loss to Bucks
The Philadelphia 76ers trail an NBA worst start pace after a 131-113 defeat by Milwaukee. They stand two losses away from tying the league mark for most losses at season's begin, with a 3-? record this year and a path toward the dubious 15-loss start.
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Team Highs Retardsweet The Funsters and Finziers Foulers
Individual Highs Don Steil S49 and Dick Peterson 570 lead scoring for Team Highs and The Funsters with Finziers and The Foulers. Hank Ebertsch 579 and Carol Danington 467 479 standouts along with Virginia Rueber 16S Irene Fauser 78 Jan Galvin 181 Lola Ebertsch 5 Lena Rummel 7.10 spl Ron Klese 2.5 VO split Justly Wide 3.10 split Ray Clark 5.4 Split.
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Conference Standings Across Big Ten and Midwest Circuits
A dense tally of college football and basketball standings across conferences. Team records span Wisconsin Iowa Illinois Michigan Michigan State Ohio State Minnesota Oklahoma Iowa State Kansas Oklahoma State Nebraska Colorado Missouri Drake Southern Illinois Tulsa Louisville Lamar New Mexico State San Diego State West Texas State North Texas State Cincinnati North Central Morningside North Dakota Northern Iowa South Dakota State South Dakota North Dakota State Coe Carleton St. Olat Grinnell Monmouth Ripon Cornell Knox Northwestern Southwest Minnesota Sioux Falls Stephen F. Austin Wayne State Yankton Westmar Minot Concordia Jamestown Roosevelt?
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Iowa hosts unbeaten Michigan as woes deepen
Iowa enters the weekend 2-5-1 after a 16-14 loss at Wisconsin, while Michigan rides an 8-0 record and a stingy defense. Coach Frank Lauterbur accepts fault for a late safety that sealed the Badger win, as Iowa looks to improve after a poor points output and a historically tough series with Michigan.
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Majors Sees Nebraska As Best In America
Ames Iowa State coach Johnny Majors called Nebraska the best team in America ahead of their clash, as top-ranked Nebraska led the Big Eight with a 4-0 mark. Iowa State fell 20-6 to seventh-ranked Oklahoma, dropping to 5-2 overall and 2-2 in conference play. Oklahoma totaled 374 yards, while ISU had 149 rushing and 200 passing yards and two field goals by Tom Goodsen.
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