Matte Leads Colts to 35 3 Victory Over Cowboys
Tom Matte, in only his third start at quarterback, steered the Baltimore Colts to a 35 3 rout of the Dallas Cowboys at the Orange Bowl before 65 569 fans and a national TV audience. Matte completed 7 of 17 passes for 165 yards and two touchdowns to Jimmy Orr, set up three short runs, and the defense pressured Dallas, sealing the win as Orr and Hill scored on multiple plays.
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Johnny Unitas
Dallas
Jimmy Orr
Jerry Hill
Lenny Moore
Don Meredith
Bobby Hayes
Florida A&m University
Cowboys
Danny Villaneuva
Hill
Showdown clash Kentucky battles Vanderbilt Saturday
Kentucky at 10-0 and ranked No. 2 faces Vanderbilt after a season with top teams like Duke and St. Joseph's also in action. The Wildcats also must beat Georgia tonight before meeting the Commodores in Lexington as Vanderbilt pursues a second straight SEC title. Duke and Providence also feature in the top ranks with heavy league schedules ongoing.
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Iowa
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North Carolina
Bob Verga
Florida
Thad Jaracz
Texas Western
Clyde Veeueuen
St. Joseph’s
Philadelphia
LaSalle
South Rally Tops North in Senior Bowl Clash
In Mobile the South defeated the North 27-18 behind stronger defense and key interceptions. A&I quarterback Randy Johnson connected on 20 of 33 passes for two touchdowns, while Roger Bird of Kentucky anchored coverage and was named MVP with 12 receptions. Northbacks and linemen pressured Johnson, but South turnovers and improved second half offense sealed the win.
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West Texas State
Bob Kowalkowski
Virginia
David Ray
Alabama
Billy Clay
Doug Buffone
Louisville
Yankees
Bill Anderson
Mid-Prairie Sweeps Huskies In Doubleheader Victory
Mid-Prairie Golden Hawks beat Highland Huskies 74 42 in the boys game and 59 32 in the girls contest. Steve Kelly led with 20 points, Kos and Boyce added 16 each, Brinning 8, others multi players. In the girls game Charlene Kleinschmidt poured in 22, Ehrenfelt sisters 17 and 10, with Ross guards steering the win as Highland’s Cheryl Jennings led with 21.
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Mid-Prairie
Highland
Huskies
Golden Hawks
Steve Kelly
Gary Kos
John Boyce
Larry Brinning
Dana Walker
Jan Skola
del Martin
Robert Huber
Bob Robertson
Tim Colbert
Tim Krantz
Vance Davison
Carl Schmidt
Bill Hamilton
John Sojka
Charlene Kleinschmidt
Diane Ehrenfelt
Connie Ehrenfelt
Jean Figgins
Elaine Kleinschmidt
Darlene Lampe
Janet
Tracy Ross
Nancy Slemmons
Kay Miller
Mary Shaver
Cheryl Jennings
Janet Miller
Charlotte Sojka
Jan Edwards
Patty Burch
Shirley Kuhn
Jan Droll
Niners Bowling League Scores and Highs
In Thursday league action Falk Clothiers led with 53 and Phillips Durg 49 while Martin Cleaners posted 33 and Evening Journal 31. High team series went to Phillips 2649 and Falk 2551. team game leaders were Phillips with 894 and 878. Rae led individuals with 564 and Joe Richards and Dick Dewis tied at 559. Ryner top single game with 209 followed by Dodgin 207.
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Martin Cleaners
Evening Journal
Jim’s Standard
Carpenters Union
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Tindal Farm
Phillips
Falk
Rae
Joe Richards
Dick Dewis
Pin Queen League bowling results with scores and leaders
Friday results show team standings and high scores in the MyVee league. General Life, Mode-O-Day, Western Auto, Credit Bureau, Sanitary Dairy, and Advance Ross posted top team and individual totals, led by Jean Hall with 181 in a game and Freda Varney with 1185 in series.
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Credit Bureau
Sanitary Dairy
Advance Ross
McCleery-Cumming
McCleery
General Life
Western Auto
Jean Hall
Freda Var
Speeding Fines for Two Muscatine Men
Samuel Lee Gerot was fined 14 dollars and Wayne Paul McDaniel was fined 30 dollars after appearing in the justice of the peace court. Both were arrested by Iowa Highway Patrolmen on speeding charges.
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Wayne Paul McDaniel
Muscatine
Justice of the Peace Court
Iowa Highway
Ten Years Ago Ainsworth and Riverside Fire Crews Fight Farm Blaze
Ten years ago today the Ainsworth and Riverside fire departments answered an early Sunday alarm at the F. W. Schnoe belen farm tenanted by the Leon Meeks family. A large barn and all its contents burned completely.
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F. W. Schnoebelen
Leon Meeks
Demons Return Home To Host Prairie And Mt. Pleasant
Washington's Demons renew Southeast Six play at home this week starting Tuesday against Prairie High School of Cedar Rapids. Strowg led Prairie with 20 points in the first meeting. Sproule plans to start his usual senior five. Greg Goodell returns to light drills but remains sidelined for two weeks due to a foot fracture. Friday features Mt. Pleasant visiting for the first round finale.
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Prairie High School
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Pleasant Panthers
Prairie
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Strowg
Pirkel
Jamesson
Sproule
Trotman
Brock
Logan
Lowe
Sanders
Greg Goodell
Mt. Pleasant
Washington YMCA Swimmers Triumph Over Keokuk
The Washington YMCA boys defeated Keokuk by 255 percent to 115 in the season opener. Five pool records fell, including a 1:37.1 junior medley relay by Chalupa Rosenkild Steele Shaver. Dougall and Tim Dougall set prior records. Haven cut intermediate freestyle times. Next, Dubuque Y visits Washington. coach Milo Steele praised the win and outlook.
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Washington
Randy Chalupa
Jim Rosenkild
Kim Steele
Dennis Shaver
Jim Dougall
Dana McAvoy
Mike Richart
Tim
Jim
Scott Haven
Dubuque Y
Milo Steele
Dubuque
Arnold Palmer Wins Los Angeles Open After Turbulent Round
Arnold Palmer, the two time LA Open champion, endured a final round upset to edge out rivals at Rancho Park. He carded a two over par 73, finishing 11 under total 273 with a 3 stroke margin over the field. Palmer earned $11,000 and pushed career PGA winnings to $654,982.17, the highest in pro golf.
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Local Professional Directory Listings for Livingston Area
Directory entries list attorneys and a doctor with offices on West Main and Washington Streets. Firms include Day Bates at 204 West Main, Morrison Morrison and Lloyd at 211 West Washington, John C. Owen at 11946 West Washington, and Dr. M L Tweeten at 108 No Marion with Wednesday closure noted.
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Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
M. L. Tweeten
Marion
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