Hayes blasts officials as Buckeyes stay unbeaten
Ohio State, 7-0 and tied for Big Ten lead, beat Michigan State 25-20 while coach Woody Hayes accused referees of bias and reiterated claims that quarterback Red Kern was targeted. Northwestern fell 35-0 to Michigan, a nightmare for Wildcats coach Alex Agase, as Michigan and OSU vie for supremacy late season. Purdue, Indiana, Iowa also won in conference play as Nagel praised Iowa defense after a 35-28 upset of Minnesota.
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Bears Beat Packers on Free Kick Trick Play
Bears upset Packers 13-10 as Mac Percival uses a 43-yard free kick field goal with 23 seconds left to shock Green Bay. The win tightens Central Division race with Chicago and Minnesota tied atop at 4-4. other NFL results include Baltimore and Dallas leads in their divisions.
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De Men to Meet Wednesday Evening at YMCA
The Washington De Men meeting, postponed from tonight because of conflicts including the Mid-Prairie sophomore football game at 7, will now convene Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in the YMCA Community room, per President Richard Paul.
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Billy Casper Captures Lucky Open With Record Score
In San Francisco Billy Casper won the $100,000 Lucky Open Golf Tournament posting a record 72hole score of 269 at 15 under par. The victory moves him closer to becoming the top golfer, impressing critics and rivals alike.
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Jets Tie Record with Six Field Goals in Beat of Bills
Jets defeat Bills 25 21 as Jim Turner kicks six field goals to tie an AFL mark. Namath limited to 164 passing yards on 10 of 28, leaning on the defense and ground game. Turner matched a record from Gino Cappelletti with makes from 32, 27, 9 and 35 yards as New York extends its AFL East lead to 2 games. Houston beats Cincinnati 27 17 while Denver upsets Boston, and Oakland tops Kansas City as San Diego stays even with the Raiders in the West.
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Drake University announces $36.5 million expansion plan
Drake University in Des Moines unveiled a six phase expansion costing 36.5 million dollars aimed at nearly doubling campus size and boosting capital investment by 150 percent. First phase 15.8 million through 1972 funds include private and public sources as the school targets 8500 students by 1981.
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Mixed Bowling Friday Mixers League Points
The roundup lists Holy Rollem at 94 points and Sock it to Me at 82 with Suny hie doe enveneunce seven disses and various partial scores. High team series reach 1971 by Rollers and 1840 pins, while Cats lead team game 704 with Rollers 697. Individual leaders include Mary Randall 481, Pat Burroughs 539, Jean Hauser 191, Stan Schrock 201.
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Bowling Standings For Harold Sinclair Event
Team series Diamond Inn 2542 and Harold's 2523 lead as Dutch Mills and others post 938 and 926 in team games. Joe Moore shores up 579 in series and 233 in game, with Cal Humphreys noted at 5/3 and Marlane Miller 223.
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Crawfordsville 4-H Groups to Hold Potluck Supper
Crooked Creek Cyclones and Crooked Creek Cloverettes with families plan a potluck supper on Wednesday November 6 at 6 30 p.m. in Crawfordsville school. Members urged to attend.
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Man Finds Self Unaware of Personal Stupidity
A wry remark asserts that a person can be entirely ignorant of their own foolishness, though this may apply to a single individual rather than a group. It frames self awareness as scarce and highly selective.
Six Share First Place in Journal Football Contest
A mad scramble for prize money in last week's Journal football contest drew 73 winners after judges confirmed results. Top forecasters were Leonard Horak Jerry Johnson Steve Lovick Vera Wulf Ainsworth R R 2 John Young Jr and Jan Smith with one error.
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Junior Bowling results show close team and individual scores
The Junior Bowling event lists team series with Squire Shoppe 1327 and A & W 1310 while River Products trails at 465 467 in games. Individual standouts include Sally Patterson 445 in series and Sally Patterson 165 153 in games with Carlotta Edwards 398 and Denise Clarian 152.
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West Coast Trip Highlights for Mrs Mayme Squire and Mrs Elizabeth Gingery
Ten years ago Mrs Mayme Squire and Mrs Elizabeth Gingery returned Sunday from a month long journey to the west coast. They visited Mrs Gingerys son and his family in Brookings Oregon during their travels.
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