Roll-Off doubles title crowns City Women’s Bowling event
Sunday finals at Legion Lanes saw Betty Emanuellers and Carma Jean Kimm win the doubles title after a roll-off. Pat Thom led singles with 622 pins and Pat plus Arlene Brusha captured all events with 1164. Be Swore and Vi Murphy shared top honors as other teams, Butterfly Cafe and Farah’s, vied for the team championship.
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Silver Skates results highlight intermediate and senior winners
In the Silver Skates meet, Harper led in intermediate classification while Mike won overall. Jane Eggert beat Rose Fiala in intermediate girls, Sandy Stastny defeated Janet Trimble in senior women, and Becky Johnson won the Ann Cooper trophy 880-yard race. Ocie Trimble claimed the Liggett trophy. Gregg Gongwer fell near the finish while gaining on Ocie.
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Community Rallies For Coach’s Ill Daughter In Benefit Games
In Oelwein the crowd of about 2,800 raised more than 2000 dollars at a benefit basketball night for Denise Downs, four, daughter of Bob Downs, the high school coach. Proceeds go to medical expenses for a malignant brain tumor in Rochester Minnesota.
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Jeff Gymnasts Triumph Over Waverly in Iowa Meet
Jeff gymnasts led by Barry Sweet of Cedar Rapids Jefferson captured four firsts and the overall title with 80-74 victory over Waverly-Shell Rock. Sweet scored 262 points to win the all around crown, winning the high bar long horse parallel bars and trampoline. Mike Glick added a first on side horse.
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Bobby Dodd Retires as Georgia Tech Football Coach
Bobby Dodd ended a 22 year tenure as coach at Georgia Tech and will remain athletic director. He led the Yellow Jackets to 165 wins and 13 bowls before stepping down, with official confirmation expected from school sources.
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Red Peppers Top High School Hoops Selections
Southeast Iowa writer Jerry Jurgens highlights Cedar Rapids area rivals Henry Westerfield Mark Warner and Steve Cilek along with players from Ottumwa Albia Tom Hayes Randy Eyre Van Brownson Tim Graves and Tom George. Each scout notes scoring averages and shooting efficiency as the season nears 1 000 career points for George.
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Bowling Highlights Showcases Peterson and Schamberger Scores
Marlin Peterson posted a 705 with games of 224 236 and 245 in the Legion Major league marking his first 700. Al Schamberger delivered a 277 game and a 610 series in the same league while Bernice Rathjens led the girls with a 225. Red Moore, Pete Cassidy, Roland Jeffords, Bob Snyder, Andy Anderson and Jim Novak also had notable scores as the Cedar Rapids bowling scene featured strong performances.
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Top Church Cagers Set to Clash in Weekend Showdown
Westminster leads the Men's Church League at 7-0 with Edgewood Baptist close behind at 6-1. Rick Crawford of Westminster tops scoring at 22.5 points per game across seven matches as teams prepare for Saturday fixtures including Westminster vs Comm. House and Edgewood Baptist vs Westminster.
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Luther Steps Bit Closer to Cage Crown
Luther and the Norsemen posted two double wins for the Town conference leading in first place. Luther beat Buena Vista 102 76 and later posted a 95 68 victory to tighten their hold on the title race.
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Luther tops Simpson as 8-1 league lead grows
Luther defeated Simpson behind 25 points from Alex Rowell and 23 from Dave Mueller to reach an 8-1 league mark while Simpson fell to 0-9. Central escaped Dubuque 81-76 in overtime after Jim Martin's late field goal tied the game. Upper Iowa beat William Penn 75-59, lifting to 6-3. Penn drops to 3-5. Carleton edged Coe 61-58 in overtime with Rudy Col forcing extra play. Jon Wilson had 14 for Carleton. Knox beat Ripon 71-66 as Tom Collins scored 17 and Ripon’s Gene Clann led with 20.
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Clay to defend title in massive international bout
Muhammad Ali Clay will defend his crown against Cleveland Williams in a domed stadium with a worldwide TV reach via Early Bird and Lani Bird satellites and 165 U S closed circuit screens. Ali held a 5-1 favorite and recently stopped Liston in 1964 then beat Peterson, Chuvalo, Cooper, London, Mildenberger and Williams in eight months.
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USC Stalls UCLA to Narrow 40 35 OT Defeat
Southern Cal used a persistent stall to keep UCLA close in a 40 35 overtime win for the unbeaten Bruins. Alcindor was held to five points in the first half as the freeze disrupted UCLA’s rhythm before a late rally. Bill Sweek and Mike Warren sealed the overtime with key plays.
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