Michigan Pounds Unbeaten Club in Big Ten Nonconference Win
Eighteenth ranked Michigan trounced South Carolina 91 82 as the Big Ten card featured nonconference play. Rickey Green led Michigan with 27 points, while Alex English poured in 30 for the Gamecocks. Purdue fell 81 79 to San Diego State in the other Big Ten matchup.
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South Carolina
Big Ten
Purdue
San Diego State
Rickey Green
Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Alex English
Gamecocks
Pauly Honored in Iowa Track Hall of Fame Class
AMES Cedar Rapids native Leonard Pauly is among six men selected by the Iowa Association of Track Coaches for induction into the Iowa Track Hall of Fame at a Saturday night banquet. The group, adding to 24 inductees since 1972, includes Des Moines figures Burl Berry and Jim Duncan, Grinnell’s Ray Obermiller, Burlington’s Carl Johannsen, and the late George Hicks of Cherokee. Pauly, a Grinnell College sprinter who tied the world record of 9.6 seconds for the 10 yard dash in 1922, has been a coach for 37 years and is retired. Also noted are Harold Wilkinson of CR Washington named Boys Coach of the Year and Spence’s Dick Lineweaver as Girls Coach of the Year.
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Ames
Leonard Pauly
Cedar Rapids
Iowa ‘Assix
Iowa Track ‘Hall
IATC
Harold Wilkinson
Cedar Rapids Washington
Spence
Ion
C.R. Kennedy
Paula
Burl Berry
Jim Dunscan
Des Moines
Ray Obermiller
Grinnell
Carl Johannsen
Burlington
George Hicks
Cherokee
Paulu
Grinnell College
H.S. Athletic Assn
Entries Accepted for Grade School Meet at Central Y
The eighth annual grade school boys basketball tournaments for fifth and sixth grades will be held at the Central Y. Lutz said both Y members and non-members may enter. Team rosters available at the Central Y. Deadline is December 19. Rosters must be from the same school. Free for Y members. non-member fee is $1. The tournament runs during Christmas recess with opening rounds December 26-27 and finals December 29.
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Coe
Bremner
Cee
Northern Kentucky State
Central Y
Larry Lutz
Lutz
Gentral Y
State Women Run Streak With 110 36 Victory over Simpson
Iowa State women sprinted to a 59 12 halftime lead and rolled to a 110 36 win against Simpson. Coral Ruby led with 27 points as Cyclones extended their five game winning run and head to Grand View for a 4 pin contest.
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Iowa State
Simpson
Cyclones
Coral Ruby
Grand View
Devlin Walters Win All American Honors for Iowa
Hawkeyes Rod Walters and Jos Devlin earn first offensive team selections by Sporting News and Time. Walters also chosen by NEA. Devlin declines Blue-Gray bid. Walters will play East-West Senior Bowl, joining Jim Jensen. Devlin to Blue Gray? Rick Penney and Dave Bryant to play for Blue. Seniors Scott Thompson and Dan Frost named co-captains of Iowa basketball.
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Owa City
Iowa
Rod Walters
Jos Devlin
Sporting News
Time Magazine
Walters
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
NEA
Hawkeyes
Alex Karras
Jim Gibbons
Devlin
Montgomery
Rick Penney
Dave Bryant
Former Iowa cowboy advances at National Finals Rodeo
At Oklahoma City AP report shows Bob Christopherson, formerly of Sioux City, placing fourth in the go round with five and six tenths seconds. He leads the average at 30.9 seconds with Roy Duvall second at 41.2. Christopherson has earned about $2,000 in the finals through four of five go rounds. TJ Walter, formerly of Watkins Town, scored 73 points in bareback but remains fifth with $43.
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Okla
Bob Christophersen
Sioux City
Iowa
Tider
Roy Duvall
Warner
Ohla
Christopherson
TJ. Walter
Watkins, Town
Augsburg Blitz Sends Luther Past in Nonconference Win
Augsburg of Minneapolis opened the second half with a fast start to beat Luther 83-67 in Decorah. Jeff Nessler scored 17 and Rod Jones 16 to lead Augsburg to a 3-1 record while Luther, 0-5, trailed after a tight 43-42 halftime. Mike Alderson had 18 and Ed Kennedy 13 for Luther.
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Augeburg
Minneapolis
Luther
Augsburg
Jeff Nessler
Rod Jones
Western Michigan Rolls Past Northern Iowa in Nonconference Win
Western Michigan shot well and controlled the boards to defeat Northern Iowa 91 to 61. Matty Murray led WMU with 20 points while Jeff Tyson added 18 and Tom Cutter pulled 22 rebounds. Lester Lewis and Randy Podaski paced UNI with 12 points each as UNI fell to 1-3.
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Tom Cutter
Western Michigan
Lester Lewis
Randy Podaski
UNI
Petra and Von Lackum Achieve High Iowa Tennis Rankings
Two Cedar Rapids players reach top ranks in the Iowa Tennis Association 1975 rankings. Craig Petra places No. 2 in men's singles behind Bruce Nagel of Des Moines, while Ginger Von Lackum is No. 3 in women's singles behind Judy Thompson of Davenport and Sue Silcott of Des Moines. Patty Donelson of Iowa City sits No. 6 in women's, with Denny Ellerman and John Moore from Cedar Rapids at Nos. 8 and 9 in men's singles.
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Iowa Tennis Assn
Craig Petra
Bruce Nagel
Des Moinés
Ginger von Lackum
Judy Thompson
Davenport
Sue Silcott
Des Moines
Patty Donelson
Iowa City
Gayatte Area
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John Moore
Ceodar Rapids
Scindio
Jordan
Lowe City
Heras
Lane
Waterloo
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Des Mulivs
B. Linsay
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Seaver
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Mofuin
Cedar Falls
Chapman
Des Stoines
J Jeffreys
Oxteata Fano Son
Jim
Gordon Graham
Relig
Bil
Bove Wollo
Crisoe
J. Robinowile
Des Moles
Yon Lackum
Joront Gouron
A. Schulig
Cedar Rapides
Eastman
Waletlou
Minanbauai
Nt. Settour
Cedtor Rawlds
Anderson
Slicol
Jordon
P. Radbern
West Des Moines
B. Funke
Stole Canter
R. Jarauut
Lowd
Jabbar Third In Star Balloting After Week of Voting
Kareem Abdu Jabbar of the Los Angeles Lakers sits third in the Western conference centers balloting for the all star team after one week of voting. He trails Bob Lanier of Detroit and Elmore Smith of Milwaukee as ballots continue. In other notes Bruce Parkinson of Purdue is out eight weeks with a fractured wrist.
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Los Angeles Lakers
Bob Lanier
Detroit
Elmore Smith
Milwaukee
Small Business Administration
Virginia Squires
ABA
Bruce Parkinson
Purdue
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