Charles City Favored In Northeast Iowa Conference Race
Charles City is viewed as a slim conference favorite for the 1975 Northeast Iowa title, with three coaches picking the Comets to win and Decorah and Waukon each receiving one vote. Charles City, 4-4 overall last season, returns seven or eight key players, including Mark McClune and Mark Hart, while Decorah offers a strong history but only five returning lettermen. The race likely involves Charles City, Decorah, Waverly-Shell Rock, Oelwein, and Waukon as top contenders across a competitive five-team chase.
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Charles City High School
Northeast Iowa
Charles City
Comets
Decorah
Wauken
Waverly-Shell Rock
Oeiwein
Mark McClune
Mark Hart
Vikings
Cedar Rapids Prairie
LeMars Central
Dick Wuest
Wuest
Waverly Shell Rock
Odlwein
Waukon
Cresco
Larry Abel
Indians
Abel
Oelwein
Decorai
Waverly Shell
Dennis Button
Go-Hawks
Owlwein
Butch Grabe
Huskies
Policeman Placed Bets In East Moline Downs Race
An off duty East Moline officer placed 960 in bets on a suspected fixed race at East Moline Downs on May 20. Capt Arthur Mihalopoulos bet for another man in a 12 combination perfecta that paid 32800. He turned the money over and received none of the winnings. no charges yet filed while an internal probe continues. Funeral services pending in Chicago for Morris Brown player Alfonzo Taylor who died after the first practice. autopsy planned to determine cause.
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East Moline, Ill
East Moline
East Moline Downs
Rock Island
Arthur Mihalopoulos
David DeDoncker- Mihalopoulos
DeDoncker
Illinois Bureau of Investigation
Mihalopoulos
Department
Atlanta
Chicago
Alfonzo Taylor
Morris Brown
Taylor
Grady Memorial Hospital
State
Trojans poised for strong 1975 with returning talent
USC coach John McKay expects a strong 1975 season despite a young roster. He cites returning lettermen and speed as core assets, with Vince Evans likely to start at quarterback and a fast, balanced defense built around speed. The coach warns the year is not guaranteed greatness but shows confidence in early success.
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LOS Angeles
University of Southern California
Trojans
Southern Cal
John McKay
Souther Cal
Exid
McKay
Vince Evans
Sutter named assistant basketball coach at Iowa State
Highland Park Michigan athletic director Jack Sutter aged 80 is named assistant basketball coach at Iowa State University by head coach Ken Trickey. Sutter replaces Toni Smith who resigns to become head freshman coach at Central Missouri State University. He coaches basketball and baseball in Highland Park schools and played for Middle Tennessee. Trickey cites his immediate readiness and ties to the program.
Anthony widens lead with sixth win of year in Waukegan
Earl Anthony of Tacoma won $5,000 at Waukegan IL for his sixth first place finish and extended his year lead to $92,065. Ray Buckley of Columbus dropped from the top 10, while Dave Davis of Atlanta holds $50,935 for second. Buckley earned $1,900 for fifth at Waukegan but remains at $29,083 overall. An Open at Detroit next weekend ends the tour. ON THIS DATE in 1970 the U S command in South Vietnam reported the smallest toll of American combat dead in four years with 52 killed during the week.
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Akron
Ohio
Professional Bowlers Association
Ray Buckley
Columbus
Earl Anthony
Tacoma
Wash
Waukegan
Dave Davis
Atlanta
Anthony
Detroit
Buckley
Lith
U.S
South Vietnam
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Kevin Bruce
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Pat Haden
Oain State
Junior Lee
Ken Randle
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Sutter
Gus Guydon
Iowa
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Dimension Lumber
COX
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