Bowling League Scores and Highs From Several Circuits
Bea Deetz leads with a 630 series in the Legion Ladies and Doc Heideman tops Marion North Linn with 267. Cliff Morrison posts 663 and George Fitzsimmons 645 in multiple leagues. many bowled 200s and highs, with totals and standings across May City, Town & Country, Jubilee Eight, and others.
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EA Deetz
Legion Ladies
Parlor City Tropic Loop
Cliff Morrison
George Fitzsimmons
Jubilee Allis Chalmers
Jerry Schneckloth
May City West Side
Phylis Nelson
Walton
Bowl Beauties
Margery Fiebelkorn
McGowan
Connie Prucha
May City
Jim
Willett
Don Svejda
Harry Edwards
Max Hahn
Davis Jones
Chuck Mainer
North Linn
Herb Feichert
Dick Rathjens
Dec Heideman
Ares Wilcox
Dard
Bob Greene
John Ferguson
Darwin Hill
George Erceg
Jerry Schneekroth
Bill Hunt
Larry Steggal
Larry Larson
Dave Kacher
Mark Stephenson
Pauli Wilcox
Doc Heideman
Don Sucida
Dick Rathiens
Gary Stodola
Dave Ott
Ben Deetz
Ere, Wright
Alice Vrba
Betty Scharnhorst
Pat Swa McQuisten
Maxine Kaiser
Dolores Iver
Pearl Knoebel
Richard Dougherty
Les Glasgow
Ramco Inc
Ase
All Chamber
John Rehson
Moorman Equip
East Side MaidRite
Parlor City Thurs
Jim Muller
Eby’s Sporting Goods
Kehrer Wheatland Ae
Allis
Souere
Souere’ Ie *Beogall 232 E Re — Arry i Krumbholz
Pops
Opksah Jubileers
Esther Wright
Four Tigers SO
Innerest
Wilma Cole
Yanks
Aaul
Mare Ready
MA Cise Anne
Pesaara Diersayt
Jeanne Prlughaupt
Carolyn Frederickson
Ers
Ic Ladies Coffee Club
Flo Shoemaker
Knoebel
Fieck’s
Gary Emanuel
Universal Eng
Square DC
Rockettes
Dolores Sliver
Safari Lounge
Town & Country Little Six Gazette
Jim Myers
Richard Koranda
Gazette Stereos
Pee Murray
S Plumbing
Perey Edwards
Dick McIntyre
Three Minute Popcorn
Anderson’s
Buzz Merane
Loren Streicker
R. Country Club
Betty Cherry
Friar Fisher
Insteads
Chers
Bow! Beauties
Pat Grimm
Riverside Apco
Homsey Ins
Crazy Eisht
Deanna Haughenbury
Sally Logsdon
Gutter Babes
Riders Edge McKinley In Tight Junior High Clash
The Roosevelt ninth grade team edged McKinley 44 to 43 as Whitters led Roosevelt with 12 points. Roosevelt also had three players score eight each. The Riders’ B team won 40 to 10.
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Roosevelt
McKinley
Whitters
Bears
Taft Frosh Defeat Harding in Opener
Brad Trickey scores 26 as Taft Frosh topple Harding 48 to 34 in the opener. John Birnbaum leads Harding with 10 points in the B contest with several players contributing for a 34 point total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brad Trickey
Taft
Frosh Cagers
Harding
John Birnbaum
Chargers
Ou Ft
Trickey
Sean
Engle
Tan
Smitth
Birnbaum
Ellis
Long
Wymore
Greenwood
Scott
Schwitzer Scores as Franklin Clippers Win Big
Schwitzer led Franklin with 20 points to topple Wilson 61 to 28 on Saturday. Roloff led the Ramblers with seven points. Wilson B team finished 29 to 22. Franklin scorers included Danowsky 10 and Brarses 6. Wilson's Gooden 6 and Agnolott 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Schwitzer
Franklin
Wilson
Roloff
Ramblers
Schwitzer
Kuster
Danowsky
Br Rces
Bailey
Nelson A Rfence
Seaton
Gooden
DeMaria
Pusater
Agnolott
Niehouse
Slaman
Ament Sparks LaSalle JV Past Marion 57 to 28
Nick Ament scores 18 as LaSalle junior varsity defeats Marion 57 28 on Saturday. Players listed include Schneider 8 Ament 18 Erger 7 Miller 3 Malone 9 Stallman 2 Fox 4 for LaSalle and Armstrong 4 Cosby 2 Klink 3 Bennett 3 Brown 2 White 6 Hawkins 3 for Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Ament
LaSalle High
Marion
Lasalle P Schneider
Ament
Arson
Erger
Miller
Malone
Stallman
Fox
Armstrong
Andrea
Cosby
Klink
Bennett
Brown
White
Hawkins
Local church basketball schedule and results
The notice lists Monday and Wednesday league games for Ellis Sr. High and various teams such as Calv Bapt West, St. Paul Meth, Trinity Luth, and Marion Industrial. Matchups include Presb Trinity and Ellis Y A, with times around 6:30 to 9:30 and several scores noted for early rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calv. Bapt
First Luth
West
St. Paul Meth
Ellis
St. Mark’s Luth
Trinity Luth
Moma
Calv
Kenwood
St. Oper Meth
Church Christ
Eastern Iowa Bowling League Scores Colorful Rosters
Local bowling listings show multiple lanes and teams across towns like Mareego Newhall Vernon and Mechanicsville. Scores include Pete Primier 226 and 595 by George Root with numerous participant names and business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Pete Primier
George Root
Ike
Iowaounty
Don Olson
Staneson’s Garage
Terry Ho
Mariean Moore
Marius Herr
Federal Land Bank
Katz Salvage
Lucky Strike
Jeannette Black
Dorothy Large
Bokstedt Inc
Iowa County
William Shine
Ray Jeck
Stanerson’s Garage
Connie Maring
Helen Rabe
Coca Cola
Tally Ho
Marlys Err
Betty Rind
Ethel Boler
Luck Six Lanes
Red Top Farms
Keystone Merry Mark Vera Ae
Purina Feeds
Letta Revisson
Donna Rieckma Pohlmann
Leola Buch
Feuerbach Os
Larry Meyer
Hite
Leon Kruckenberg
Tuloma
Erohnson
Turnersam
Russ Thompson
Spahn
T van Horne
Fisher
Gen Pieper
DeKalb
Vernon Midway
Jeanette Croy
Marilynn Hronda
Borden’s
Lloyd Mallie
Dale Wagaman
Kenny‘s Shell
Dairy Queen
Jim Remes
Dan Kent
Mt. Vernon Luth
Midway Commercial Micro Freeman
Keith Morningstar
Bob’s Super Value
Faye Sizer
Helen Caspers
Lisbon Bank
Ardis Beauty Shop
Midway
Joe Pospisi
Dave Vig
Kruse
AAU Awards Five National Swim Meets
The Amateur Athletic Union announced five national swim meets at its 80th annual convention in New Orleans. Long course events will be outdoors in 50 meter pools and short course indoors in 25 yard pools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Amateur Athletic Union
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Greenville
N.C
Lincoln
Neb
Long Beach
Calif
Louisville
Damascus Named 67 Colt of the Year in 1967
Damascus was chosen by the Thoroughbred Racing Association as American Champion and 1967 3 year old colt. The unanimous TRA board selected Edith W Bancroft's Sword Dancer offspring for both honors. He won 11 stakes including the Preakness and Belmont, defeating Buckpasser and Dr Fager in the Woodward Stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Damascus
Thoroughbred Racing Assn
TRA
Board of Selections
Edith W. Bancroft
Sword Dancer
Kerala
Belmont
Buckpasser
Dr. Fager
Aqueduct
Bay Shore
Wood Memorial
Jockey Club
All-State Grid Fete Set for 55 Iowa City
All-State high school football stars will be honored at a Sunday, December 10 banquet at the University Athletic Club in Iowa City. The event, sponsored by the Iowa Football Coaches Association and the Iowa Daily Press Association, features a 2:30 program with awards, receptions, and guest speakers including Ray Nagel and Randy Duncan. Tickets are $5 through William Winfrey. mail orders to 620 Maple, Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
IDPA
University Athletic Club
Iowa Football Coaches Association
Iowa Daily Press Association
William Winfrey
The
Football Coaches Association
Winfrey
Des Moines
Muscatine
William Nielsen
Indianola
John Bishop
Burlington
Ray Nagel
University of Iowa
Jim van Heel
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Tait Cummins
WMT
Cedar Rapids
Randy Duncan
Iowa
Old Gold Singers
Sports Night Tickets On Sale For Cedar Rapids Club
Tickets priced at 3.50 are on sale for the South Side Civic club’s annual Sports Night set for Wednesday December 13 at the CSPS hall. Principal speaker will be Iowa basketball coach Ralph Miller. The event honors Cedar Rapids athletes with a new city sportsman of the year to be announced by Harley Steele, previous winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Civic Club
CSPS
Armstrong’s Sporting Goods
Eby’s Sport Goods
Cedar Rapids Sporting Goods
Claxton Pharmacy
Ralph Miller
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Harley Steele
Kelley Stars for Missouri Fresh
Tim Kelley from Cedar Rapids Jefferson earned third team all state honors and started every game at defensive end for the Missouri freshman football team. The baby Bengals finished 2-2 as Coach Keith Weber praised him as a tough quick hitter and one of the team's best defenders. Kelley is the son of Mr and Mrs Joe H Kelley of Cedar Rapids and studies business and public administration at Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Tim Kelley
Cedar Rapids Jefferson High School
Missouri
Kelley
Baby Bengals
Tim
Keith Weber
Joe H. Kelley
28Th Avenue SW
Cedar Rapids
Public Administration
Cajun Classic Golf Postponed by Rain in Louisiana
Heavy downpour halted third-round play in the Cajun Classic at Oakbourne Country Club in Lafayette. Leaders will resume with 36 holes on Sunday starting at 7 30 a m with a potential finish before darkness. John Lotz led at 10 under 144 before rain halted play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
PGA
John Lotz
Oakbourne Country Club
Louisiana
Columbus overwhelms LaSalle in wrestling meet 56-0
Columbus swept LaSalle with ten falls and two decisions to win 56-0 in Waterloo. The Columbus junior varsity also dominated Cedar Rapids LaSalle JV 56-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Columbus
Cedar Rapids LaSalle
Sailors
Columbus
Lancer JV
Cronin Among Three Elected to Canadian Football Hall
Ottawa AP report lists Carl Cronin of Chicago as a CFL Hall of Fame inductee along with Jimmy McCaffrey of Ottawa and A. H. Fear of Toronto and Hamilton. Cronin played at Notre Dame under Knute Rockne and later coached Winnipeg to the Western Conference title in 1934 after joining the team as coach and quarterback in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Carl Cronin
Chicago
Cronin
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Winnipeg
Calgary
Jimmy McCaffrey
A. H. Fear
Toronto
Hamilton
Seaver Named NBC Graduate of Year in 1964
Tom Seaver of the New York Mets was named Graduate of the Year by the National Baseball Congress. The honor goes to a former NBC tournament player with the best major league season. Seaver played in two NBC tournaments with the Fairbanks Goldpanners and earned 1964 all Tournament team honors.
Horn Files Suit Against Rockets
Ron Horn a 6 foot 7 forward for the Denver Rockets filed a $100000 suit against team owner alleging breach of contract and blocking his play He says he signed for May 9 and $15000 yearly salary and the team repudiated Oct 20 prohibiting him from playing or joining another club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Ron Horn
Denver Rockets
Horn
American Basketball Association
Add Four Meets to Iowa's Gym Schedule
Iowa fencing adds four dual meets to reach 22 contests for the 1967 68 season. Dec 8 features Milwaukee Tech and Wisconsin Kenosha at Milwaukee with Milwaukee Fencing Club and Wisconsin on Dec 9 at Milwaukee. Coach Cap Hermann calls it the longest Iowa fencing schedule ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Milwaukee Tech
University of Wisconsin (Kenosha
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Fencing Club
University of Wisconsin
Cap” Hermann
Iowa
Cepeda Named St. Louis Baseball Man of the Year
St Louis AP Orlando Cepeda of the world champion Cardinals and the National League's most valuable player for 1967 was named winner of the J G Taylor Spink award as the St Louis Baseball Man of the Year on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Orlando Cepeda
Cardinals
Friday
J. G. Taylor Spink
Pipers Acquire Art Heyman In Backcourt Shakeup
The Pittsburgh Pipers trade guard Barry Leibowitz to the New Jersey Americans for former all American Art Heyman. A Pipers spokesman says Heyman adds muscle and pro savvy to strengthen the backcourt.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pipers
American Basketball Association
Barry Leibowitz
New Jersey Americans
Art Heyman
Heyman
Pipers
Final Bout Brings Win To Harding
Harding wins a ninth grade wrestling meet with a heavyweight pin by Nollenberger over Becker 22 to 0 and a 23 21 decision against Franklin. Reserve match ends 8 8. Other results include Evans over Harris 42 103 Bea more over Racena 72, Wine ardner over Kentsey 120 and Blasingame over Bryant 2 0. Williams defeats Brack 5 4 and Anderson tops Nicholson 4 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Nollenberger
Franklin
Ratcher
Switzer
Evans
Harris
Beamore
Racena
Wineardner
Kentsey
Anderhamm
Nievas
Blasingame
Bryant
Harper
Semone
Williams
Brack
Anderson
Nicholson
Ae H
Hrew Eden
Ryan
Nelson
Becker
Roosevelt Dominates McKinley With 26-22 Victory
Roosevelt ninth grade mat men defeated McKinley 26-22. Grant Miller and Mark Beltz of Roosevelt and Bob Maddox of McKinley scored pins. Rider reserves won 12-8. Falls: Fis Hiei Bey i ta ike Menef McK threw Sunderman 4 08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
McKinley
Grant Miller
Mark Beltz
Bob Maddox
Ce Fis' Hiei Bey i
Taike Menef McK
David ‘Sunderman
Wilson TopsJ C Southeast in Iowa City wrestling clash
Wilson junior high defeated Iowa City Southeast 30 to 23 on Saturday. Reserve squads tied 11 to 11. Individual falls listed include Alderman at 2:00, Evashe at :30, Miller at 5, Bowman at 4:11 and other bouts noted with names and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Wilson
Iowa City Southeast
Falls
Jim Alderman
If Die Hale
Tom Evashe
Mike Wever
Miller
Matis “Tavior
Jarney
Yonn
Ohn’ Sadier
Dan Sitener
Amr
Ron Bowman
Wayne Barnes
Central Edges Taft in Ninth Grade Wrestling, 26 to 24
Central High School narrowly defeated Taft Junior High 26 to 24 in ninth grade wrestling. Taft wrestlers Randy Feuerhelm Gary Schilling and Greg Gongwer won by pins. Falls listed include Randy Feuerhelm 1:41, Schilling 1:38, Boler 4:15, Leroy Wiman 3:38, Gongwere 1:15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City Central
Taft Junior High
Randy Feuerhelm
Gary Schilling
Greg Gongwer
Taft
Central
Randy Ie Can
Mike Dumphy
Schilling
Jim Murphy
Jim_ Boler
Edmunds
Leroy ‘Wiman
Jim Nelderheer
John Denny
New Jersey Trades Caldwell to Colonels
The New Jersey Americans traded 6-10 center Jim Caldwell to the Kentucky Colonels for 6-8 forward Stewart Johnson. The Americans also asked waivers on 6-9 Al Beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaneck
N.J
New Jersey Americans
American Basketball Association
Jim Caldwell
Kentucky Colonels
Stewart Johnson
Americans
al Beard
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Marion Aok
Schneckoth
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Perl 'Lucida
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Jeanette Witems
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Sunrise Steak House
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Evelyn Rutledge
Kenn
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Wilson's
Merry Mix
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Jay Soher
DeWoody Co
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Day
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Ellis Sr. High
Marion Industrial Monday League
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Price Electric Ag Acontinental Metals
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Jerry Kann
Lee's Grocery
Larry Sharff
Roger Reyhons
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City Playground and Recreation Commission
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Glenn Drahn
KCRG
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Randy Jacobson
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David Akers
Richard Church
Richard Sharman
Ed Podolak
Kent Cooling
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Sharman
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Ford
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Ford Town
40Th Street
New Jersey
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Jack Hart
2Nd Street
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