Playoff Sites Announced for Upcoming Football Playoffs
Playoff sites for the upcoming football playoffs were announced. In Class AAAA SC East meets DM Dowling at Roberts Stadium SC CR Jeff hosts Cedar Falls at Kingston Stadium. Class AAA Cherokee faces Harlan while Monticello plays CR Regis at Monticello. Class AA Tripoli vs Iowa City Regina at Tama. Sioux Center hosts Guthrie Center at SC. Class A Wall Lake meets Hamburg. Denison Radcliffe vs Olds at Grinnell.
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Wayne Jurgen and Bennett Lead Close Match
Wayne Jurgen 564 and Bob Forine faced Bennett 200 and Carl 202 in a tense contest. The score and outcome reflect a tight race with top performers Jurgen and Bennett delivering key points for their teams.
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Unitas exits as Domres leads Colts past Patriots
In Foxboro Johnny Unitas parts ways with the Colts after a 24-17 loss to New England. Marty Domres earns the start, completing 10 of 19 for 89 yards with a 17-yard TD to Tom Mitchell as Baltimore drops to 2-6 while New England falls to 4-5 in a Monday night matchup marked by a beer bottle controversy and benching news.
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US Olympic Committee seeks new image after Munich woes
The USOC, facing internal unrest and external criticism after Munich, vows to hire a public relations firm for a Madison Avenue makeover. Robert Kane warns of vigilant press scrutiny while Clifford Buck cites tarnished perceptions and calls for internal reform and accountability.
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Western Iowa shotgun deer licenses still available
Des Moines AP reports that more than 600 of 4500 western Iowa shotgun deer licenses were unissued and remain available. Zone 1 covers western Iowa west of U.S. 71 and 75 and south of Iowa 3. Licenses issued first come, first served with a Dec 2 to 3 season from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Bow season already in progress prohibits deer take during shotgun season.
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East Buchanan to Host Fifth Annual Girls Clinic on Nov 11
East Buchanan High School in Winthrop will host the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union Basketball Clinic for Northeast Town on Saturday November 11 1972. Afternoon drills begin at 2 15 p m featuring teams from West Central Center Point and Independence. Evening games include East Buchanan Stormont and MFL Andrew in a double header with doors opening at 5 45 p m and admission 1 25 for adults 75 cents for students.
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Caldwell Honored Iowa City By Offensive Player Award
AP reports freshman quarterback Butch Caldwell of Dayton Ohio was named Iowa's offensive player of the week by Coach Frank Lauterbur after his first start against Wisconsin. Caldwell directed Iowa's 99 yard scoring drive, the season's longest. Tim McCarver was reacquired by the St. Louis Cardinals from the Montreal Expos in exchange for outfielder Jorge Rogue. The United States to consider withdrawal from the Pan American Games if voting structure changes. Midwest League teams to play two fewer games in 1973. Ted Owens supports the 30 second clock in Big Eight to curb stall tactics. Roberto Clemente says Pirates pursue Steve Carlton from Phillies. Carlton would require three or four high quality players.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Southern California Holds Top AP College Football Poll
The top 13 rankings stayed steady with Southern California leading the AP poll as Nebraska nears second-ranked Alabama after decisive wins. Alabama crushed Mississippi State 58-14, Nebraska beat Colorado 33-10, Michigan 21-7 topped Indiana, and Ohio State 27-19 defeated Minnesota.
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Defeat Luther, 27-20 once USC freshmen end undefeated
Fayette Uppertown College freshman-sophomore football finished its season undefeated with a 27-20 win over Luther. Star player Marshall Richards passed for 236 yards and rushed for 90, while Milt Sivels added 86 rushing yards. Carlson and Richards connected on a 73-yard TD, and Richards later threw to Anderson for the clincher.
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Walkup and Buchheister lead Cedar Rapids Washington to state title
Doug Walkup and Doug Buchheister each won individual titles as Cedar Rapids Washington clinched its fourth Iowa High School Athletic Association state gymnastics championship.
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Dowling Tops Final in AP High School Poll
Des Moines Dowling leads the final Associated Press town high school football poll with a 9-0 record. Cedar Rapids Jefferson and Waterloo East follow, while Dowling meets Sioux City East in the Class AAAA playoffs opening Saturday. The poll lists top ten and others receiving votes, reflecting strong Iowa programs and the long-running AP poll history.
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Ice West Union All Conference football picks announced
Upper Iowa coaches named Valley's Milt Mohs coach of the year after a share of the title. Larry Hook of MFL was named Most Valuable Lineman and Valley's Bob Strong Most Valuable Back in a 58 player slate. Valley led with five first team selections. Key stat leaders include Strong 1,025 rushing yards and Ruff 1,052 passing yards.
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