Packers Favored Over Giants as Hornung Seeks Return
Packers enter Sunday as 2 point favorites with Paul Hornung back from Army duty to boost a squad stretched by flu and injuries. Lombardi cautions on practice during a busy week while Giants push for Eastern Division lead and rival Eagles face the Steelers.
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Midwest Basketball Openers Spark 1961 62 Season
Illinois faces Butler at home while Notre Dame expects an easy win over Bellarmine in the season kickoff. Iowa challenges Evansville. Northwestern visits Western Michigan. Indiana plays Drake. Michigan Michigan State Minnesota Ohio State Purdue Wisconsin also host Saturday games as Iowa State opens in Ames against Texas Western. Indiana sweeps a morning workout ahead of Drake opener.
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Udall demands Redskins end all white policy
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall warned George Preston Marshall to end the all white policy of the Washington Redskins. Udall said his department will control the capital’s new stadium and implied the team could lose games if Marshall refuses to integrate. He noted Syracuse standout Ernie Davis as this year’s Heisman winner and hinted draft leverage.
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Coast to Coast And Iowa City Team Win In Season Openers
In the YMCA adult basketball openers Coast to Coast and Iowa City’s Colonial Inn led early and surged to wins. Iowa City’s height and scoring from Jim Reid and Gene Rarick propelled Colonial Inn past Sport Shop, while Coast to Coast dominated Montgomery Ward in the second half. Mike Treiner and John Sproule led Coast to Coast with 23 and 21 points respectively. Gary Fletcher top-scored for Sport Shop with 22. Stan Bauer and Ken Bauer tied for Montgomery Ward scoring honors with 14 each.
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Patterson vows to gamble in opener with McNeeley at Maple Leaf Gardens
Floyd Patterson says he will gamble in the first round against Tom McNeeley in their title bout at Maple Leaf Gardens after completing training. McNeeley, 24, plans a bold, aggressive start, while Patterson, 26, notes he has not seen his challenger in person and will respond to McNeeley’s tempo with his own strategy.
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Sheep killed and injured by dogs at Berdo lot
Ten years ago today Mrs Boyd Berdo faced a night of disaster as dogs entered her sheep yard. Four sheep were dead and about twelve others were badly injured with many unable to rise.
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Demons face lineup shakeup as Foster sidelined
Foster is doubtful for tonight's game at Keota with flu symptoms and will rest to be ready for the Fairfield opener. Frank Kos misses the trip due to a sprained ankle, Doug Shalla returns from illness to possibly start, with guards to be filled by Shalla or Tom Brown and Phil Ahrens. Front line runs with Gary Marshall, Brian Owen, and Steve Talbot.
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Fairfield
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Muscatine
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Steve Talbot
Stapleton Denies Nebraska Talk as Coaching Buzz Swirls
Iowa State coach Clay Stapleton said he has heard nothing official about being considered for the Nebraska head football job after Bill Jennings’ ouster. Stapleton, 5-5 this season, noted he is happy at Iowa State, which pays about 15,500, while Nebraska’s Jennings earned 14,000 this year.
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Mixed Bowling Ha-Ha's Triumph in League Night
Ha-Ha's beat Four Niners 2-0 with 1602 to 1426 plus 138 handicap. Not So Hots defeat Splitters 2-1. Hots 2012 Splitters 1828. Nite Hawks beat Pin Busters 2-1. Hawks 1789 Busters 1659 plus 39 handicap. Dave Devils defeat Bunglers 2-1. Devils 1868 Bunglers 1720 plus 64 handicap. High Scores Team series Hots 2012 Devils 1868. Team game Hots 709. Individual series Bob Roe 629 Martha Lowe 461. Individual game Bob Roe 248 Martha Lowe 203.
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Mobile and Others Post Bowling Wins in Wednesday Meet
Mobile defeats Farm Bureau Insurance 2-1 as Mobile totals 2256 with 18 handicap while Farm Bureau posts 2198. K. A. defeats Farm Service 2-1 with 2143 plus 6 handicap to Farm Service 2108. Sellers Insurance bests Moormans 3-0 with 2328 plus 51 handicap to 2272. Sport Shop tops Tonsorial 2-1 with 2309 plus 126 handicap to 2398. High scores show Tonsorial 2398 and Sellers 2328 in team series. team game led by Tonsorial 844 and Sellers 810. Individual series led by Widmer 569 and Krogmeier 560. Kirkpatrick 221 and Krogmeier 213 in individual game.
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Women’s Bowling Scores and Team Results Read
Roe's Heating 36 McCleery Cumming 31% Ainsworth State Bank 31's Ted's Welding beat Carsons 31 2442 Marshall Minick 21% Wilson Duncan Ainsworth Bank defeated Wilsons 31 Bank 2165 Wilsons 1950 plus 120 handicap McCleery Cumming beat Marshall Minick 3 1 McCleery 2329 plus 3 handicap Minick 2137 Roe's Heating beat Duncans 40 Roe's 2366 Duncans 1993 plus 95 handicap Ted's Welding beat Carsons 31 Ted's 2110 Carsons 2021 plus 27 handicap Team series Roe's 2366 McCleery 2332 Team game Roe's 823 Marshall leads Individual series Lila Hysell 530 Lou Roe 517 Individual game Lila Hysell 185 Dorothy Patterson 184
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Local Couples Receive Marriage Licenses
Two couples were issued licenses at the clerk's office in the courthouse on Thursday November 30. Wesley Showman of Martinsburg and Nellie Emaline Goff of Washington obtained a license, and Kenneth Leonard Slagle of Washington and Rose Marie Graf of Iowa City also secured a license.
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Schwall Wins AL Rookie of the Year in Tight Vote
Don Schwall of the Boston Red Sox was named American League rookie of the year. The 22 year old right hander won 15 games after being called up five weeks into the season. Dick Howser of Kansas City finished second with six votes. Billy Williams of the Chicago Cubs was NL rookie of the year, receiving 10 of 16 ballots. Williams, 23, became the first Cub to win the award.
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Army Navy Clash Holds Rose Bowl Hopes in Philly
In Philadelphia 102000 fans watch Army and Navy in their 62nd meeting with 6 3 records. Navy’s Greg Mather has nine field goals and Army's Dick Heydt is a top placement specialist as speculation grows the winner could earn a Rose Bowl bid amid UCLA pending opponent decisions.
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Thursday Bowling Results Show Mixed Wins and High Scores
Roe's Rollers beat Fourettes 3-0 1743 to 1450 with 12 handicap Alley Cats beat Jean's 2-1 1488 to 1416 plus 57 handicap Ball Babies overcome Slow Rollers 2-1 1585 to 1460 plus 90 handicap Polka Dats top In-Between ers 2-1 1477 to 1537 with 87 handicap Team series Roe's 1743 Ball Babies 1584 Team game Roe's 600 and 596 Individual series Helen Potter 490 Charlene Tanner 461 Individual game Helen Potter 179 and Glover Swift Wood 168
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Buckeyes Likely To Defend Big Ten Title Pace
Ohio State appears headed for another strong season led by 6-8 Jerry Lucas 6-6 John Havlicek and 6-2 Mel Nowell with Don Flatt stepping into guard and Gary Gearhart at forward. Iowa Purdue and Illinois loom as main challengers while Indiana Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Notre Dame De Paul and Loyola of Chicago mix among contenders and independents.
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Bowling Scores From Rollers League Thom Stewart Pontiac Buick
In Thursday league action Stewart Pontiac Buick led as top team with 31 wins while Washington Oil 2 and Stewart Hardware trailed. Individual high series went to Chic Custer and Cal Littl, with Bob Roe and Custer posting top games. Snack Bar led team totals with 2850.
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