St Ludmila Captures Parish Mat Championship Title
St Ludmila edged Immaculate Conception 48 to 44 to win the second annual Parish wrestling tournament at LaSalle High School. St Ludmila took five titles and had two runners-up while Immaculate Conception claimed three champions and four runners-up. Ninety-nine boys competed in the meet.
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Immaculate. Conception
LaSalle High School
Immaculate Conception
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I.C
Karl Oakley
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Parish wrestling tourney yields tight decision victory
Tied up in the second round, Mike Sherman of All Saints applied a full nelson on St. Ludmila's Bob Owens. Sherman won by decision in a competitive Parish tournament bout.
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Jack Owens
All Saints
Jim Vanous
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Mike Sherman
Athletics Chief Cheers For Trenton State and Rutgers
Roy Van Ness, director of athletics at Trenton State, enjoyed a fall filled with cheering for the college soccer team and Rutgers football. His son Dave starred as a goal scorer for Trenton State’s soccer squad while twin Bruce played quarterback for the Rutgers roster as a sophomore. The Trenton State soccer team posted 11-1-2, and Rutgers football stood at 4-5.
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N.J
Roy van Ness
Trenton State College
New Jersey State College Athletic Conference
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Rutgers
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Bruce
Regis Banquet Set Wednesday at School Cafeteria
The annual Regis basketball banquet is set for 6 30 p m Wednesday in the school cafeteria All Regis players will be honored Walt Kirk coach of the Mississippi Valley conference championship team at Dubuque is scheduled to speak Tickets cost 350 and may be bought at the high school
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Walt Kirk
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Rhodes Island coach named defensive coordinator at Idaho State
Pocatello Idaho Randy Tyson defensive coach of Rhodes Island University football team has been named defensive coach at Idaho State University Tyson joined the RIU staff in 1967 and is a former Utah State center.
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Randy Tyson
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Idaho State University
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Miss Greene Nears Final World Cup Victory at Rossland
Nancy Greene clinches at least a tie for the World Cup title after winning the Red Mountain giant slalom in Rossland. Her 1 26.85 single run beats Florence Steurer by 1.56 seconds while Isabelle Mir could join the tie only by sweeping next week at Heavenly Valley. Herbert Huber wins the men's giant slalom with 1 33.84 and 1 33.17. Billy Kidd leads Americans in ninth.
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Red Mountain
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France
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Florence Steurer
Gertrude Gabl
Austria
Herbert Huber
Billy Kidd
Stowe
Derr Cops Win In Pelican 200
Ernie Derr of Keokuk drove his 1968 Dodge Charger to victory Sunday in the Pelican 200 at the Louisiana State fair. It was Derr’s 212th feature win and he is an eight time IMCA champion. Ramo Stott finished second and Paul Feldner placed third with Lenny Funk winning the five lap trophy dash.
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Ramo Stott
Paul Feldner
Colgate
Wis
Lenny Funk
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Kan
Mets Drop Kenworthy from spring roster
Dick Kenworthy third baseman from Red Oak Iowa was dropped from the New York Mets spring roster over the weekend. The player, bought conditionally from the Chicago White Sox earlier this year, was sent back to the White Sox Hawaii farm club.
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Green Sparks 76ers Past Knicks in playoff bid
Johnny Green, starting for the injured Bill Cunningham, lifted the Philadelphia 76ers with 16 points and 11 rebounds as they defeated the New York Knicks 123-105 to take a 3-2 series lead. Hal Greer led Philadelphia with 28 points while Cazzie Russell scored 31 for New York.
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NBA
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Hal Greer
Cazzie Russell
St. Louis
San Francisco
Bill Bridges
Lou Hudson
Hawks
Denver
New Orleans
Doug Moe
Willie Murrell
Yarborough Triumphs In Atlanta 500 Duel With Yarbrough
Cale Yarborough, 28, from Timmonsville, SC, won the Atlanta 500 for a second straight year, earning $20,050 and climbing toward a season money record. He beat Lee Roy Yarbrough after a late-race dispute over a caution, with officials penalizing Yarbrough for an early jump.
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Mercury
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Columbia
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Lee Roy
UNI Wins Relay Title at Arkansas Relays
At Fayetteville Arkansas Drake University won the mile relay and sprint medley relay while the University of Northern Iowa captured the shuttle-hurdle relay No point totals were kept Northern Iowas Larry McCready finished second in the 120 yard high hurdles Craig Fay placed second in the triple jump and fourth in the long jump Drake's Bill Cordina tied for second in the pole vault Steve Stech of UNI took fifth Hunt of Drake was third in the two mile Drakes team was second in the four mile relay third in the two mile and 88 yard relays and fourth in the distance medley relay Steve Moore of Drake took fifth in the 100 yard dash while Mike Sanborn of UNI tied for fourth in the 440 yard intermediate hurdles.
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Drake
University of Northern Iowa
Arkansas
Northern Iowa
Larry McCready
Craig Fay
Bill Cordina
Steve Stech
Dennis Hunt
Steve Moore
Mike Sanborn
McGrath Named to Big Ten All Academic Team
Chicago Iowa guard Rolly McGrath earned a 3.03 GPA in general science and was named to the 1968 Big Ten all-Academic team. Also cited were Bill Hosket Ohio State for the third straight year Dave Scholz Illinois Steve Rymal Michigan State and Dan Davis Northwestern. Iowa’s Tom Schulze and Jim Hodge made honorable mention.
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Rolly McGrath
Iowa
McGrath
Bill Hosket
Ohio State
Dave Scholz
Illinois
Steve Rymal
Michigan State
Dan Davis
Northwestern
Tom Schulze
Jim Hodge
Tate to become Miami athletic director and remain football coach
University of Miami announces Charlie Tate will succeed Andy Gustafson as athletic director effective June 1, while continuing as head football coach. Gustafson retires after twenty years at the school.
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Fla
University of Miami
Charlie Tate
Andy Gustafson
Tate
Gustafson
Top Scorer Hebert Signs with Steelers in Pittsburgh
Ken Hebert once the nations leading college football scorer at Houston split end is signed by the Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League. The deal announced in Pittsburgh confirms Hebert joins the NFL team after a standout 1966 scoring season.
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Ken Hebert
Houston
Pittsburgh Steelers
National Football League
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