Hawkeyes edge Ohio State in overtime thriller
Iowa coach Ralph Miller predicted Minnesota would rise and Iowa beat Ohio State 74-72 in overtime to move to 1-1 in the Big Ten. Sam Williams led Iowa with 32 points, while Ohio State’s Bill Hasket scored 26 as Illinois edged Minnesota 61-60.
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Iowa City
Iowa
UPI
Ralph Miller
Minnesota
Miller
Hawkeyes
Ohio State
Ilinois
Ron Norman
Norman
Hawks
Sam Williams
Buckeyes
Bill Hasket
Pott Wins Crosby Pro Am In Three Way Playoff
Johnny Pott captured the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am title after a three way sudden death playoff at Pebble Beach. Casper and Devlin tied with Pott at 285 after 72 holes. Pott nailed a 25 foot chip on the first playoff hole to win. He earned 16 000 plus 2700 with amateur partner Virgil Sherrill, and 1000 for leading each round.
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Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Pott
Casper
Bruce Devlin
Pebble Beach
Devlin
Johnny
New York
Virgil Sherrill
PCA offers two Iowa scholarships for farm youths
Two $500 Production Credit Association scholarships will be awarded to Iowa farm boys for the 1968 69 college year. Ted W. Leonard of Mt Pleasant PCA announced the funds are provided by the Mt Pleasant Association and 15 other Iowa associations. Seniors planning to attend Iowa State University next fall are eligible with applications due March 1 1968. Applications go to the Dean of Agriculture Iowa State Ames or to local PCA offices and instructors. Winners are chosen by the college.
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Iowa
Ted W. Leonard
Mt. Pleasant Association
Mt. Pleasant
PCA
FFA
Leonard
Packers repeat as champions in 33 14 Super Bowl win
The Green Bay Packers defeated the Oakland Raiders 33 14 in the Super Bowl. Bart Starr threw for one TD and 202 yards and was named MVP as the team extended Lombardi era dominance. Veterans like Dowler Adderley and McGee remained key figures as the coach echoed plans for continued success.
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UPI
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Oakland Raiders
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Packer
Lombardi
Bart Starr
Don Chandler
Boyd Dowler
Starr
Max McGee
Donny Anderson
Ben Wilson
Herb Adderley
Green Bay
Lombardi still pondered as Packers eye front office shift
Green Bay weighs moving coach Lombardi to a management role while the team’s improving system drives another NFL title run. The Packers capitalized on Raiders mistakes as Starr connected with Dowler on a 63 yard pass, then Chandler added key field goals to build a 16 7 halftime lead and a 33 7 final.
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Lombardi
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Raiders
Hewritt Dixon
Raider
John Rauch
Chandler
Dowler
Starr
Rauch
Rodger Bird
Dick Capp
Anderson
Adderley
Daryle Lamonica
Livestock auction gains across hogs cattle and sheep
Livestock market in Chicago reports hogs 5 500 head rising 50 to 75 cents with top 190 to 235 pounds at 19 25 to 20 25. Cattle yard shows 9 000 head with slaughter steers and heifers up 25 to 50 cents and variety of weights priced from 13 50 to 28 50 per hundredweight. Sheep 700 head with slaughter lambs steady and primes at 23 50 to 24 00 for 85 to 110 pounds.
Columbus Community Wins Highland Invitational Wrestling Title
Columbus Community edged Highland 91 to 90 to capture the eight-team Highland High School invitational. Winfield and Waco also claimed three individual titles each, with standout wrestler Mark Latta of Highland earning outstanding wrestler honors.
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Winfield
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Lisbon
Alburnett
New London
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K. Martin
Columbus
R. Finke
R. Light
X. Cretzmeyer
U . High
Ron Sweeting
D. Nichols
Dennis Bush
T. Roth
J. Clark
G. Luke
Veterans of World War I Auxiliaries Meet in Coralville
Local veterans from Washington attended the first district meeting at the Ramada Inn in Coralville hosted by the Iowa City Barracks and Auxiliary. Former congressman John Schmidhauser spoke on veterans affairs while Mrs Lena Ramseyer discussed legislation for the 90th Congress.
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First District
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Coralville
Iowa City
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Lena Ramseyer
National Legislative
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Riverside
Mary Cole
Veterans Hospital
Marshalltown
Everett Burham
Rayseyer
Mildred Berry
Claude McCoy
Russell Goodin
Merle Steele
Walter Anderson
Thora Pease
Mary O’conner
Ed Bushek
Howard Altenbernd
Wapello Boys Top Columbus in Red-Blue Tilt at Columbus Junction
In Columbus Junction Friday night Wapello’s basketball team defeated Columbus Community 66 to 49 as Swafford scored 16. Columbus led the girls game early but lost 52 to 32 with Boulton scoring 27 for Wapello and Pagemiller adding 14 for Columbus.
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Wapello
Columbus Community Boys
Columbus Girls
Columbus Boys
Swafford
Rueckert
Columbus
Boulton
Pagemiller
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