Juniors Key to Marion Season in a Safety Linebacker Story
Marion Indians rely on 23 juniors of 39 on varsity as head coach Les Dollinger plans a young offense and defense. Senior anchors Doug Wilson and others return, while Don Wishniewsky directs the sophs to a 6-2-1 mark. Early games include Benton Community and Anamosa at home.
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Lancaster
Mike Borst
All-Metro
Dan
Bob Joice
Mark Hess
Marion
Les Dollinger
Indians
Dollinger
Ciha
Rodger Baily
Rich Delp
Jeff Welch
Mark Burgess
Joel Cox
Angelo Carillo
Mike Travis
Doug Wilson
Wilson
Steve Jensen
Brad Kiburz
Terry Skilling
Jensen
Kiburz
Skilling
Anamosa
Tipton
Benton Community
Ranson to Start Sports Programs at Mount Mercy College
Leonard Ranson Jr., former Washington and Lee track and cross country star, named director of student activities dean of men at Mount Mercy College. He will coordinate a recreation program with intramural and extramural sports for men and women, including instructional periods and a continuation of a club basketball schedule with 13 games listed against Calmar Ottumwa Heights and Mount Saint Clare pending more opponents after November 30.
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Washington and Lee University
Leonard Ranson
Mount Mercy College
Cedar Rapids
Ranson
Virginia
Washington and Lee
Duke Divinity School
Duke
Mount Mercy
Calmar
Ottumwa Heights
Mount Saint Clare
Rawson
Want Ad Urges Quick Sale of Unneeded Space-Takers
A brief classified notice invites readers to sell unused space-takers by calling 369-1234. The ad emphasizes speed and simplicity to clear items no longer needed.
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Dial
Boxing results from AP report with multiple bouts
In Tokyo Ryu Sorimachi won on points over Fel Pedranza in a 146 2/5 to 145 4/5 middleweight bout. In Omaha Ron Stander outpointed Manuel Ramos in a 10 round heavyweight clash. Other results note Pat O Connor stopping Jak Nagaki in Minneapolis, Oscar Albarado beating Bob Williams in Los Angeles, and Bob Manes defeating Bird Williams in Memphis.
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Tokyo
Ryu Sorimachi
Japan
Fel Pedranza
Sweet
Sorimachi
Omaha
Neb
Ron Stander
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Manuel Ramos
Mexico
Minneapolis
Pat O’connor
Rochester
Minn
Jak Nagaki
Fiji Islands
Los Angeles
Oscar Albarado
Uvalde
Tex
Cowboys Blitz Oilers for 28 20 Exhibition Victory
Dallas uses a safety blitz late to topple Houston 28 to 20 and reclaim the Texas Championship. Cornell Green seals it with a 40 yard interception return after Dickey passes for a late touchdown. Staubach and Dickey sparked early long scoring drives and a Hayes reception set up Garrison score.
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Houston
Lynn Dickey
Kansas State
Dallas Cowboys
Texas
Houston Oilers
Cowboys
Dallas Blitz
Cornell Green
Dickey
Oilers
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DePoyster
Hou — Frazier
Lasise Keens
Serrioon
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Vest Bereen
Dalewis
Reeves
Beirne
Dickey Clostegen
Thursday's Results Dallas 28 Houston 20
Sports brief recaps Thursday's NFL game with Dallas Cowboys defeating Houston Texans 28 to 20.
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Dallas
Houston
Cowboys win fifth straight tuneup in Astrodome clash
Dallas everyman Dan Reeves ran a field goal fake for an eight yard pass to J D Lewis for the fourth TD as Dallas beat Houston 37 21 in an exhibition. Dickey completed 14 of 31 passes for 295 yards and two scores but criticized himself for a late interception. Landry lamented spotty play while Staubach started at QB and Morton directed a late scoring drive. Ed Hughes praised Dickey after sticking with him through the game.
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Houston
Willie Fraizer
Jim Bierne
Booth Lusteg
Oilers
Dallas
Lusteg
Spike Jones
Cowboys
Dan Reeves
J. D. Lewis
Astrodome
Ed Hughes
Lynn Dickey
Hughes
Charley Johnson
Dan Pastorini
Tom Landry
Majors Pleased With First Day
Ames AP reports Iowa State football coach Johnny Majors said midweek contact work outs will begin soon after a Thursday session he called highly successful. The Cyclones appear in good shape with Willie Jones arriving from Valdosta, Georgia after travel issues. Defensive back Barry Hill and tackle Jim Christensen were absent due to knee surgeries.
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Ames
Iowa State University
Johnny Majors
Majors
Cyclone
Willie Jones
Valdosta
Barry Hill
Jim Christensen
Want to Sell Something Big or Small in Want Ads
Local want ads invite readers to place listings for any item or service. Call 369-1234 to place an ad and reach buyers quickly.
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Spitz Wins 200 Meter Freestyle at AAU Meet in Houston
Mark Spitz of Carmichael California, a two time world record holder, won the men's 200 meter freestyle at the National AAU Swimming Championships in 1 54 744 a fraction from the world record. Jerry Heidenreich and Fred Tyler of Canada Dry Jets finished second and third respectively. Gary Hall led a strong finals day in the 400 meter individual medley with 4 33 112, while Linda Johnson won the women's 200 meter freestyle in 2 08 036. Eight finals remain for Friday across multiple events including butterfly breaststroke backstroke and the 800 meter freestyle relay.
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Houston
Mark Spitz
Carmichael
Calif
Spitz
Jerry Heidenreich
Southern Methodist
Don Schollander
Heidenreich
Fred Tyler
Canada Dry Jets
Gary Hall
Hall
Rick Colella
Cascade Swim Club
Tim McKee
Suburban Swim Club
Linda Johnson
Lakewood Swim Club
Sandy
Ann Simmons
Jenny Bartz
Santa Clara Swim Club
Leslie Cliff
Canadian Dolphins Swim Club
Auto Caravan Displays Plymouth Cars in Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids display Friday and Saturday at First Avenue Plymouth features four customized Plymouth models. Highlights include a replica of Don Prudhomme's drag racing funny car, a 1971 Barracuda with a 1500 horsepower Hemi, a recessed hood 1971 Road Runner in candy orange, a heavily altered 'Cuda 440, and a 'Duster 340 with a rolled under front pan and rear roof spoiler. The caravan also shows two cut-away performance engines, a parts display, a 27 minute history film, and a two person briefing on performance, body customizing and parts availability.
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Plymouth
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Don Prudhomme
Drug Charge For Worster
Hamilton Ontario AP Steve Worster an all American back from Texas was arrested during a daytime raid by the RCMP and Hamilton police on a residence. He faces possession of one ounce of marijuana and a water pipe. Teammate Seth Miller was charged with possessing a water pipe.
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Steve Worster
Texas
Worster
Hamilton Tiger Cat
Seth Miller
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Miller
Arizona State
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