Wash Swim Team Rolls By Cougars
Washington's defending state champion swimming team crushed Kennedy 68 to 27 on Tuesday, setting six Cougar pool records led by Kurt Moehlmann. Moehlmann clocked 4:15.5 in the 400 free and 1:59.4 in the 200 free, with Mykleby, Carruthers and Hartkemeyer also setting marks. Junior varsity followed with a 78–12 win behind Rick Trippensee's double wins.
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First Lutheran and Calvary Triumph in Ellis YMCA League
First Lutheran defeated Calvary Baptist 51 42 and Cono Christian downed St. Mark's Lutheran 40 29 in the Senior high church basketball league at Ellis YMCA Tuesday night.
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Jeff JV Cagers Defeat Muscatine by Ten
Jeff JV cagers defeated Muscatine 60 to 43. Mike Loftsgard led the Hawks with 15 points while Flickings and Fisher added 16 and 12 for Muscatine. Fisher scored 12.
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Jingle Joints Star Ron Sellers Shines in Football
Florida State receiver Ron Sellers known as Jingle Joints reflects on basketball roots at Paxson High. He led FSU with 86 receptions for 1496 yards and 12 touchdowns this season, breaking the national career receiving yards record.
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North High Invitational Wrestling Meet Set for Saturday
West Union hosts the seventh annual North High Invitational with three sessions at 9 a.m., 2 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. Eight teams enter including Central Elkader, Turkey Valley, South Winneshiek, Stormont, Decorah, Jesup, Wapsie Valley and North High. Decorah brings defending champs Rich Juve and Paul Cote as heavyweights. competition expected from Jesup, Turkey Valley, Wapsie Valley and North High.
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Marion Sophomores Fall in Overtime to Tipton
Mark Witte and Rod Jensen each scored 15 for Marion but the sophomores lost 56 49 in overtime to Tipton. Steve Koch led Tipton with 14 points.
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Prairie Fresh Falls to Regina on 56-51 Night
IOWA CITY Cedar Rapids Prairie lost to Regina 56-51 as Milder poured in 38 points. Greg Gibney added 26 for Prairie with contributions from team mates in a hard fought game at Cedar Rapids venue.
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McMurray Named Wartburg MVP and Freshman Honor
Murray McMurray a Webster City senior who earlier earned Iowa conference MVP was voted Wartburg's MVP by teammates. Coach Lee Bond named Dale Bush Grand Meadow Minn as top freshman. Co captains are Connie Hellerich Waverly and Bob Brown Gillette Wis. Six Gazette area players earned varsity letters.
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Badgers and Gophers Upset Top Foes in Big Ten
Wisconsin upset fourth ranked Kansas 67-62 and Minnesota beat Marquette 75-73 as Big Ten momentum grew. Michigan State defeated Southwestern Louisiana 90-84 while Indiana fell 80-70 to Ohio. Iowa hosts Northern Michigan next. Lee Lafayette led MSU with 32.
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Punch Imlach keeps job as Toronto coach and GM
Toronto club president Stafford Smythe gives Punch Imlach a vote of confidence. He said Imlach believes the team can make the playoffs and can extract more from the players than anyone else. Pete Maravich scores 52 in college game praised by LSU coach Press Maravich. Kilmer not angry at boos after Bears game admits poor day and ankle felt fine.
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Wests Free Throws Doom Linn Mar 64 51
Linn Mar led with 22 field goals to 21 for West but the Lions misfired at the free throw line 22 of 33 as Iowa City West won 64 51. Bob Slotterback led West with 19 points Jerry Litton added 16 while Paul Brainard paced Linn Mar with 12 and Dick Burns 11. Jim Westcott grabbed 10 rebounds and scored nine.
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Hawkeyes Aim to Improve as Hawkeyes Face Northern Michigan
Iowa City hosts Northern Michigan at 7 30 p m in a non conference game seen as a test for the Hawkeyes who seek scoring progress beyond a 111 point school record set against Pepperdine three seasons ago. The sellout game will be carried by KCRG and WMT in Cedar Rapids.
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Gopher Basketball Opens Under Fitch With Win
Minnesota beats Indiana 83-77 in Fitch era first win. Larry Mikan and Larry Oversker each scored 15 for the Gophers while Joe Cooke led Indiana with 19 points. A 43-30 halftime margin gave way to a 50-27 second half run by Indiana State.
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Three Gazette Area Preps Join North Iowa CC Basketball
Three Gazet area athletes are on the North Iowa Area Community College basketball team opening the season. Sophomores Lee Kindera from North Tama and Mark Thomson from Cedar Rapids Aegis earned starting spots, joined by freshman Randy Ernst from Springville as a forward guard.
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