Table Tennis Exhibitions and Tourney Set For Weekend
Table Tennis Exhibitions and the Mankayo Two Star Open are scheduled at Nissan Racquet and Sportslab with tourney directors John Stil Hongs and Houshung Hoxorgrad. Events begin Saturday at 7 am and Sunday at 2 pm, with a 10:30 am start at Zimmerman Ford on Saturday. Headliners include Del Sweerls of Grand Nupids and Dan Loemiller of Pittsburgh, plus Mike Valette of Detroit, amid many entries from Kansas City and Wieluta.
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Nissan Racqhet
Sportslab
John Stil Hongs
Houshung
Priday
Ok Zimmerman Ford
Satay
Ars
del Sweerls
Grand Nupids
Mich
Cobo Hall
Detroit
Dan ‘Loemiller
Pittsburgh
U.S
Yugoslavia
Mike Valette
Stillsons
Fone
Kansas City
Wieluta
Graebner Criticizes D M Fans After Des Moines Win
Clark Graebner, ranked third, won the Des Moines International Tennis Tournament singles title defeating Nick Kalo of Greece 27-5 5-7 6-4. Graebner criticized officials and the crowd for mistakes and booing when a linesman was removed. Kalo earned 2 000 dollars for second. doubles champions were Kukaljki Hrebec and Ton Tiirac with Gisbert 4-6 7-0 6-1.
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Iowa
Clark Graebner
Grasbner
Graebier
Kalo
Pancho Gonzalez
Juan Gisbert
Spain
Jan Kukaljki Hrebec
Czechoslovakia
Weal
Ton Tiriac
Homenia
Gisbert
Parker UIC Coach Named At Upper Iowa College
Don Clifford Parker, a North High Ioha graduate and former Hayg resident, was named the new head wrestling coach at Upper Iowa College. He will assume duties at year end and also assist in football. Parker earned a B A from UNI in 1988 and a master of arts in physical education from UNI in 297m.
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Control Game Beats Pacers as Denver Slows Tempo
Denver Rockets coach Alex Hannum said controlling the tempo would beat Indiana. Denver won 107-92, their sixth win in eight against the Pacers, with Dave Robisch on 28 points and Warren Jabali 24 and 11 assists.
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American Basketball Association
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Pacers
Rockets
Indiana
Hannum
Dave Robisch
Warren Jaball
Byron Beck
Faball
Bob Leonard
Jabali
Leonard
Carolina
Namath Mays fallout shadows Texas golf clash
Joe Namath arrived late for the American Airlines Golf Classic in San Juan with an injured wrist, sparking a dispute when Willie Mays refused to play with him. Officials tried to mediate as Namath apologized for missing a wake up call.
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Puerto Rico
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Komar
No Winner In Slander Exhibition In Sioux City
Ron Slander of Council Bluffs and Lou Bailey of Omaha sparred four exhibition rounds before about 1,500 fans with no winner declared. Several local bouts were scratched or incomplete as fighters failed to appear.
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Omaha
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Molr
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Russh
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South Sioux City
Neb
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Vic Pelster
Petersburg
Stander
Will Toure
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Johny Dunn
Roosevelt
Jimmy Wills
Dion
Roose Stander
Thuraday
Norval Dickson
Doa Fen
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Slander
Mota
Kinley
Prairie Sophomores Rout Marion Jeyvee Girls Basketball
Prairie's sophomore girls defeated Marion's varsity 55 to 30 at Prairie. Morrow led Marion with 22 points. Judie Jansz scored 32 for Prairie. The game featured strong shooting from Prairie and a clear early lead.
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Judie Jansz
MS Prairie
Marion
Hintor
Prairie
Morrow
Coe Wins on Ottosen's Goal
Coe junior varsity basketball edged Grinnell 66 to 58 as Steve Ottosen scored on a 20 foot shot with seconds remaining. The late winner lifted Coe's record in the series and showcased Ottosen's clutch finishing.
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Coe
Ottosen
Grinnell
Steve Ottosen
Coe College
Mursday
Saints and Saints: Match Results and Local League Notes
Fragmentary OCR lists various teams and places including Saints, Park, Trinity, Valley, and others with scattered scores and notes. It mentions leagues, districts, and a few names while remaining largely unreadable in detail.
Iowa Eyes Upset at Michigan State in Robinson Show
Iowa aims to upset Michigan State as Kevin Kunesch or similar scorer leads a rugged Hawkeyes attack. Robinson dominates for the Spartans while Iowa seeks consistency after strong shooting and rebounding in recent games. The teams meet in East Lansing with Iowa hoping to snap MSU’s home run.
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Dick Schultz
Hawkeyes
Nubinson
Michigan State
Spartans
Mike
East Lansing
Mich
Mikel Robinson
Robinson
Yvely
Rloh
Figulit Mehyah
Towa
Kevin Kunenech
Bradley
Chicago Stadium
Lanelig
Williams Wins Seven Events at Marion High Meet
Williams led Washington High School girls gymnastics by sweeping seven events at the Marion meet. Washington totaled 149.2 points, Regis 102.35, and Marton 82.6 in a dominant team performance.
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Leslie Williams Capwreo
Washington /high
Marion
Hawkeye Tech Dominates Mt. Mercy Behind 54 Point Win
Ken Senoll led 64 points for Hawkeye Tech of Waterloo in a 208 to 101 victory over Mt. Mercy. Keb Fitzpatrick contributed 28 points for Mt. Mercy as the Troopers suffered 38 turnovers in the Thursday contest.
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Pace StaWkeye
Scholl
Ate
Morey
Guilman
Siuilantete
Ibaoatiek Tesla
Maloney Tarelinck
Fight Results Log From Angeles Event
A garbled report from Angeles records a boxing or combat results event. Names and details are unclear, with fragments suggesting competitors and locations in the Philippines. The readable bits imply a listing style for match outcomes rather than a full narrative.
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Angeles
Tahnny Gani
Seley — Niy Way
Gly" Fares
Philippines
Must Game Of Week Pits Cyclones Against Colorado
Iowa State, 4-2 in the Big Eight, faces Colorado 3-1 in a regionally televised 2 p.m. showdown. The Cyclones aim to climb in the conference race with a victory that could pull them back into the top tier. Colorado shares first place with Kansas State, and the game tests both teams’ title hopes.
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Big Ten
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Michigan State
Hawkeyes
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Towa
Candy LaPrince
Vicory Ory
Kevin Kunnert
AMES
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Iowa State
Kansas State
Cyclone
Maury John
Dyersville's Ron Hess Leads ECSC Scoring Pace
Ron Hess of Dyersville Berkmar tops the ECSB scoring with a 24.8 ppg mark. Linn-Mar's Doug Brainard trails at 17 points per game and Prairie's Darrell Bentley sits third with 15.8 ppg.
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Dyersville
Berkmar
Linn-Mar
Doug: Brainard
Prairie
Darrell Bentley
Anderson Holds Wamac Lead as Cyclones Face Wildcats
Anderson holds a slim Womac lead as Iowa State aims at Kansas State in a key showdown. John cites the need for the three guard offense used Tuesday versus Nebraska, with Clint Harris pacing ISU and Denmon adding 18 points. Colorado, 6-1 in conference play, boosted by Scott Wedman’s 24 against Oklahoma, eyes continued success.
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Coe
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Wes Harris
Erich Heft
Hill Benson
Denmon
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Industrial league scores show three victors in tight games
Roosevelt High witnessed 3Post defeat Welly-Way 53-38 while Wilson and Co. toppled Link-Belt 55-41 and Towa National beat Chovac 50-44. Greg Anderson of Maclin led scorers with 23.8 PPG as Anamosa’s Pat Deunaber sat in third.
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Kells Leads Franklin Eighth with 66 8-8 Victory
Kells scored 20 points to help Franklin eighth grade team beat Taft 66 to 8 on Thursday. Franklin also won the B game 25 to 13.
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Jeatt Franklin
Taft
Frankily
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