Nebraska Tops AP College Football Poll Continued Domination
Nebraska remains No. 1 in the AP poll with 40 of 45 first place votes as Oklahoma trails at No. 2 ahead of a Thanksgiving showdown. The listing shows Alabama and Penn State in the top 10, with Georgia, Colorado, and Notre Dame also ranked.
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TOA
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Arkansas Ayle
Mississippi
North Carolina
Washington
Owens elected to Iowa Girls High School Union council
Three superintendents were elected to the Representative Council of the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union. David Owens of Wanpsie Valley Fairbank won a one year unexpired term on the Northeast District slate joining a full slate for the 2 man advisory body.
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Des Moines
Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union
David Owens
Wanpsie Valley
Fairbank
Western Dubuque Eyes Upset Of Sacred Heart In Key Iowa Clash
Western Dubuque and Sacred Heart, league favorites in the Eastern Iowa Conference, meet in Oelwein as WD seeks to avenge last season’s near title finish. WD returns four starters led by 6-2 Dale Kenkel, with 6-5 Mike Jones in the lineup. Sacred Heart hosts a booster chili supper the same night as the key game, while junior and varsity tips follow a 6:45 and 8:00 schedule.
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ULE Register
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Jerry Ross
Frank Dardis
Bill Weyerdt
Ross
Dardis
Tigers
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Sacred Heart
Cascade Aquin
Mike Jones
Greg Nariman
Steve Schneider
Charley Macke
Bill
Sacred Heart Booster Club
Peacocks Preview Under New Coach In Freshman Year
Front line averages six seven and a half for the Peacocks under Bill Prochaska in his first college season at Fayette. Losses include Bob Roberts Larry Cole Fred Schnell Scott Bevin and Chris Christensen. Six returners promise depth with five seniors including Dan Marske leading the frontline. Marske, Raup and Bushkofsky anchor a returning group, while guard depth remains thin with Yanecok and Fennerman. The schedule features Dec through Mar games against St Ambrose Lather Cornell Lakeland and Wartburg among others as Prochaska aims for hustle driven defense and improved play.
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al Feaneman
Prochaska
Ita
Jim Bashkofsky
Dan Marske
Mike Roup
Mike Tweedy
Peacocks
Loras
R. Marske
Dts
Mike Raup
Bamie
Jim Bushkofsky
Im Yanecok
al Fennerman
Peters wins FB contest at Oelwein Daily Register
Velma from Fairbank guessed Iowa would gain 44 passing yards versus Illinois and was 1 yard off as they also had 44. Wayne Whittenhaugh of Oelwein took 2nd with perfect placement and $6 prize. Louie Stiddle of Oelwein placed 3rd with 2 wrong and 70 yard tie breaker. Final week entry urged.
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Oelwein Daily Register
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Illinois
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Oelwein
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Chambliss Named AL Rookie of the Year by BBWA
Encinitas California’s Chris Chambliss earned the American League Rookie of the Year honor for 1965 with the Cleveland Indians. He hit .275 in 114 games with 9 homers and 48 RBIs, becoming the Indians’ first rookie of the year since Herb Score in 1955. Chambliss led with 11 votes to five for Bill Parsons and others.
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Boston
Doug Griffin
Kansas City
Paul Splittorff
Falcons surge past Packers in three team NFL West race
Atlanta beat Green Bay 28-21 to pull within one game of the Rams and half a game of the 49ers. Packers stay in the mix thanks to a blocked extra point and a 57 yard TD return by Doug Hart, while Jim Mitchell and Jim Butler produced the go ahead scores for Atlanta.
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Bob Berry
Jim Mitchell
Butler
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Oelwein Crestwood boys basketball action listed
Local prep sports schedule lists boys basketball games including Oelwein at Crestwood and Fayette at Postville with several other matches across ages. Wrestling cards show Wapsie Valley at Oelwein and Starmont at Western Dubuque along with trips to Maquoketa valley and Elkader.
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Majors to leave ISU for Baylor football coach role
Houston Post reports Iowa State coach John Majors will become Baylor University’s head football coach. He has negotiated a contract with Baylor athletic director Jack Patterson and will replace Bill Beall after Baylor’s season finale against Rice. Beall’s three year record stands at 3 27.
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Fredericksburg and Postville girls win on the road
In Fredericksburg the Lady Falcons beat Valley of Elgin 73 to 50 behind Diane Braun scoring 37 points. Sharon Griesert and Laurie Ellison added 20 and 14. Postville defeated Waukon 75 to 40 led by Sandy Dawe with 30 points and Rhonda Rosberg 18.
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