Cap Valley boys and girls loom in Cosgrove Solon clash
Cosgrove girls favored to defend Capitol Valley title after a 2-0 start led by Elaine and Mary Rohert. Solon boys feature 6-footers Steinbrech, Casey, Straumanis, Reyhons in a pivotal early test at Solon. Riverside and Oxford also shown as league contenders with returning vets and height. Prairie football banquet set for Dec 13 and Regis honors noted amid a busy prep sports week.
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Ees
Capitol Valley League
Qdaawh Tlhanan Mu
Mes
Ray Randall
Solon
Bill Steinbrech
Gail Casey
Juris Straumanis
Dennis Reyhons
Reyhons
al Eilbeck
Gloria Smith
Pat Krob
Bernita Reyhons
Kate Matyk
Oxford
Bob Lenhart
Bill Farmer
Rich Tomas
Jim Waggner
Susan Sherlock
Mary Ives
Downing Solon
Lenhart
Farmer
Waggner
Riverside
Bill Lucky
Lewis Farmer
Betty Mass
Linda Flynn
Norma Heck
Sandra Weber
Prairie high school awards 23 football letters and co captains
Twenty three varsity letters are awarded at Prairie High School. Seniors Ron Duffe and Marian Rohlena are named co captains. A Booster Club banquet on Dec 13 will honor the letter winners with coach Wally Schwank as speaker. Other lettermen include seniors Jim Bowersox Walt Buckaljew Ron Duffe Lynn Glass Ken Gordon Marvin Kilberger Dennis Meier Brian Pudil and more.
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Bob Purcell
Jon Scrivan
Keith Pollet
Larry Rohlena
Douffe
Ernie Rigel
Ken Gordon
Prairie
Prairie High School
Ron Duffe
Marian Rohlena
Cue
Wally Schwank
Jim Bowersox
Walt Buckaljew
Lynn Glass
Marvin Kilberger
Dennis Meier
Brian Pudil
Eeigel
Marian Rohena
Wayne
Coe Counts on Bench Strength In Loop Start
Coe College basketball coach Bill Fitch plans to rely on three key reserves to spark the Kohawks as they open Midwest Conference play with Friday at Lawrence and Saturday at Ripon both games at 7 30 p m in the Coe fieldhouse Fitch will use a starting five of Dick Johnson Chet Christenson Ron Waeckerle Carl Froebel and Bob Bouma with soph Joe Austin Lee Abrahamson and Dick Knowles as possible substitutes Ripon is viewed as having its strongest club in several seasons for the conference opener
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Parsons
Coe
Bill Fitch
Kohawks
Midwest
Lawrence
Ripon
Dick Johnson
Chet Christenson
Ron Waeckerle
Carl Froebel
Bob Bouma
Soph Joe Austin
Lee Abrahamson
Dick Knowles
Fitch
J C Rally Tops Morley in 37 34 Tilt
Immaculate Conception of Cedar Rapids rallied from an eight point fourth quarter deficit to defeat Morley 37 34 in a seventh and eighth grade basketball game. Morley was led by John Jackson with 17 points Jim Cummins added 13 and Dave Naughton 11.
St Mary’s Stuns St Pat’s 41 39 in late rally
Waterloo St Mary’s used a fourth quarter surge led by 6-5 center Mike McMahan to beat St Patrick’s 41-39 at St. Pat’s gym. Novotny left with fouls early in the fourth. St Mary’s outscored St Pat’s 14-7 in the final period to seize the win.
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Waterloo St. Mary's Spills
St. Pat's
St. Mary’s of
Waterloo
St. Patrick’s
St. Pat’s
Mike McMahan
St. Mary's
Hearn
Weber
Dejager
McMahon
Cambridge
O'Connell
Stevenson
Gece
Seipman
Siearey
Donner
O/Scherfnbers
S Patrick's
Oeenaens
Tom Murphy
Ray Petrzelka
St. Patrick's
Six Cedar Rapids Teams Enter ABC Tourney in St. Louis
Six Cedar Rapids bowling teams including Ken Borschel and Son, Fleck Falstaff, Jerabek's, Novak's, Post Office and 7-Up have reserved dates for the 56th American Bowling Congress tournament in St. Louis. The event runs February 14 through April 23 with entries closing January 13.
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ST. Louis
Cedar Rapids
Ken Borschel
Fleck Falstaff
Jerabek
Novak
Post Office
ABC
St. Louis Armory
Market St
Armstrongs win 59 47 in YWCA game
Armstrongs led by Jean Overbeck with 20 points defeated St Luke's 59 to 47. Judy Foote Dickens scored 25 for St Luke's as Eleanor Licht Werndt topped scoring with 42 for The Gazette in a separate 60 49 victory over Collins led by Joyce Henderson with 19.
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YWCA
Jean Overbeck
St. Luke’s
Judy Foote Dickens
Eleanor Licht Werndt
The
Gazette
Collins
Joyce Henderson
Diverse boxing results across cities with multiple decisions
Harold Johnson won on points over Howard King in Chicago. Armand Muniz defeated Tony Martinez on points in Albuquerque. Rudy Valdez and Vajarito Me drew in Brownsville. Jiro Sawada outpointed King Kang Sae Chul in Tokyo to retain the Japanese welterweight title.
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Chicago
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Howard King
Reno
Nev
Albuquerque
N.M
Armand Muniz
Mexico City
Tony Martinez
Glendale
Ariz
Brownsville
Tex
Rudy Valdez
Corpus Christi
Vajarito Me
Reynosa
Mexico
Tokyo
Jiro Sawada
Japan
King Kang Sae Chul
South Korea
Sawada
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