Bowling Highlights and Scores From Jubilee Masters and Legion Leagues
A busy Wednesday bowling docket shows Jim Novak rolling a 268 and 692 with 3026 team series for Novak Amusement, Hal DeWoody a 245 692, Bob Dew a 247 671, and Rayman Amusement a 1144. Mary Alicia Taylor led Legion Woman's Major with 226 and 612, with Hazel Koach 222 600 and Joan McCord 599. Multiple league standings and individual scores across Parlor City Keglers and other teams are listed, reflecting strong entries from Dew, Fraiman, Kroeger, Taylor, and numerous clubs.
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Jim Novak
Hal DeWoody
Bob Dew
Raymon Amusement
Novak Amusement
Mary Alicia Taylor
Hazel Koach
Joan McCord
Bea Binney
Dee Chapman
Dale Harris
Wally Embertson
Whip Bielaw
John Perimeter
Bob Etzel
Dick Fraiman
Harold Hanna
Harry Pence
Jim Grahlman
Hal Dew
Ken Kroeger
George Thompson
Harry_ Pence
Jerry
Kay Kap
Beverly Ailing
Betty Risk
Bunny Warner
Betty Hamad
Karen Delp
Lois O'Neil
Nanice Klein
Phyllis Hodina
Kay Graff
Marion Allen
Bonnie Yanecek
Ny Kvach
Bea Griney
Jean Jons
Dee Charman
Bea O'Neal
Dorothy Telford
Beverly Collins
Leagues
Jubilee
Hiawatha Arw
Rollin Stones
Mary Kroeger
Archway Cookies
Matters
Jin Novak
Rayman Amusement
Coach Woolpert Says NCAA Should Not Alter Cage Rules
San Diego AP Coach Phil Woolpert, new USD athletics head, argues NCAA rules panel seeks box office appeal by changing basketball. He questions dunking ban and five second rule, saying they barely affect play and were unnecessary. He notes violations occur and enforcement is weak.
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San Diego
Phil Woolpert
Woolpert
University of San Francisco
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Lowly ABA Clubs Play Donnybrook 109 107
Houston outlasts Kentucky 109-107 as teams in last place in their divisions clash. Minnesota defeats Dallas 116-99 while Oakland beats New Orleans 131-124. Wilbert Frazier scores 30 for Houston. Darrel Carrier 26 for Kentucky. Sam Smith 29 for Minnesota. Doug Moe 37 for New Orleans.
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Donnybrook
Associated Press
Kentucky
Houston
Mavericks
Minnesota
Dallas
Oakland
New Orleans
Wilbert Frazier
Darrel Carrier
Barry Leibowitz
New Jersey
Doug Moe
Saints
Jim Hadnot
Oaks
Ice Fisheree at Camp Wapsie marks ninth annual event
CENTRAL CITY Camp Wapsie will host the ninth annual Ice Fisheree on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. sponsored by the North Linn Fish and Game club. Merchandise drawings occur during the event with three major prizes including a Quachua John Boat with trailer and motor, a Remington a, and three days’ use of Turkal's cabin on the Wapsie. The heated clubhouse will offer lunches and bait.
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Central City
Camp Wapsie Y
North Linn Fish and Game Club
Turkal
Wapsie
Pipers Protest Fight over Short Shelbyville Floor
The Pittsburgh Pipers protested their 119 113 loss to the Indiana Pacers in Shelbyville Indiana. They claimed Shelbyville High School floor measured 84 by 50 feet, 10 feet shorter than the ABA regulation 94 by 50.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pipers
Indiana Pacers
Shelbyville
Ind
Pipers
Shelbyville High School
Lawson Little, Two-Time U.S. Open Champion, Dies
Former golf star Lawson Little dies at 57 in Pebble Beach California from heart disease after a long battle with heart trouble since 1957. He had brain surgery in 1963 and visited a doctor’s office earlier Thursday.
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Pebblt Beach
Calif
Lawson Little
Little
Top Track Duel At San Diego Indoor Games
The second annual San Diego Indoor Games feature a marquee duel between Willie Davenport and Earl McCullouch in the 60 yard high hurdles as part of 21 events before an expected 10 000 crowd at the Sports Arena.
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San Diego
Calif
Willie Davenport
Earl McCullouch
Rathman and Burns Capture District Farm Bureau Bowling Titles
Jurgen Rathman posted a 705 series and Carol Burns a 622 series to win the singles division titles in the district Farm Bureau bowling tournament held at the Marion Bowl. Results included.
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Jurgen Rathman
Carol Burns
Crawford Wins at Truman School Basketball Skills Contest
John Crawford led the playground and recreation commission event with 110 points at Truman school. Craig Beadle finished second with 100 after a playoff with Vernon Dochterman, who also totaled 100.
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John Crawford
Playground and Recreation Commission
Truman School
Craig Beadle
Vernon Dochterman
Cyclones eye Big Eight top after Nebraska win
Iowa State aims to climb from last place to first in the Big Eight race after Nebraska defeated Colorado 87-73. Kansas and Missouri linger near the top as coaching comments highlight the tight, unpredictable standings and upcoming games against Oklahoma and Kansas State.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
Lawrence
Iowa State
Missouri
Tulane
K-State
Southern Illinois
Mizzou
Washington Chess Team Defeats Jefferson in Lopsided Match
Washington's chess team defeated Jefferson High 344 to 2 percent Thursday. Board winners included Arland Anderson and Matthew Grinberg of Washington, Fred Fuller and William Jennings from Washington, and Davis Mason from Washington among others with several draws.
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Washington
Jefferson
Arland Anderson
Wash
Rod Brooks
Matthew Grinberg
Fred Fuller
Jeff
Davis Mason
John Nelderhiser
William Jennings
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DeWoody
Novak
Don Walton
Legion Commercial
Myrna Murray
Ruthesda
Fashion Glosters
Jon Gremman
Fiorda Liberal Impactors
May City
Colfer
Sharon Bair
Mary Sheible
N’s
Asiey
Benes
Ida Heafner
Vivian Trickey
Ramco
Floyd Pratt
Phyllis Heding
Barbara Faust
Edar Hills
Caltnes
Gerry Bennett
Comets
Carolyn Carson
Jan Kuelper
Sporting Goods
Wyan's
Texaco
Niters
Nelde Hamer
Leota Anderson
John
Ed's
Cherry Burrell
Jack Pots
Schneekroth’s Tavern
Cannon Ball
Dean Wentzel
Roy Clouse
Walt’s Automotive
Martin’s Garage
Bislow
John Wait
Jon Nelson
C.r
Beverly Corns
Jean Long
Hedge’s
Mary Lou Ellin
Sue Huebsch
Early Bird
Pat Contentos
Dick Erb
Marion
Joyce Goldsberry
Collins
Johns Pollester
Jerry McDaniel
Harald Mitherman
Gary Kane
Windy Hill Bullets
Western Ec
Legion
Alicia Taylor Read
Harris
Jim Ern
Beles
Terry Norton
Bevins
Jane Vueratd
Kassin Cousins
Fines
Tverne Morningstar
Gehariss
Jomias
Gazette Nite
Bette Spaight
Quer Galway
North
Kosinski
NCAA
University of San Diego
ROTO
Colonels
Sam Smith
Muskies
Cincy Powell
Camp Wapsie
Little Dies
Davenport
McCullouch
SBA Loans
Don
Calvin Thiert
Walcott
Ken Beeler
Eevee
Bon Thomas
EAM
Lorell Hofmon
Peewee
Amen Reese
Ana Buhnme
Coral Burns Hooes
Erle Cue
Wanda Wriedt
Anita Frazee
Wanes
Peter Ee
Lucia Friederichs
Daisy Mee
Paes
Wee
Wanda Wriedt Paren
Dorothy Thierine
Crawford
First National Bank
Cyclones Eye
Big
van Valkenburg
Glen Anderson
Don Smith
Stu Lantz
Lincoln
KU OU
Ted Owens
Johnny Macleod
Kstate
Norman
J-Hawks
Mera
Riviera
Lavan
J. F. Anderson Lumber Company
Seventh Avenue
LeRoy Johnson
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