Hawkeye Gym Stars Named to U S Amat Team Tour
Iowa City Larry Snyder and Bill Buck, star Iowa gymnasts, named to a nine man U S amateur gymnastics team touring the Near East under the Presidents Special Program for Cultural Presentations. The group leaves Feb 18 from New York City and travels through Istanbul Beirut and Karachi among other cities.
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The
Gazette
Iowa City
Larry Snyder
Bill Buck
University of Iowa
U.S
Near East
New York City
Istanbul
Kara
Turkey
Beirut
Lebanon
Nicosia
Cyprus
Amman
Jordan
Kuwait
Iraq
Karachi
India
Lahore
Pakistan
Kabul
Afghanistan
Tehran
Iran
Boxing Roundup: Unclear via OCR Bout Notes
A jumble of boxing results appears with names and places such as Len Peas from New York and J D Ellis from Philadelphia, plus Isaac Logart from Cuba and Hyppolite Annex from France. Several bouts end in draw or decision. weights and some details are unreadable.
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New York
Len Peas
Philadelphia
J. D. Ellis
Trenton
N.J
Paris
Isaac Logart
Cuba
Hyppolite Annex
France
Drew
Ernie Terrell
Chigoes
Ernie Cab
Brook
Jimmy Soo
Faladelphia
Steve Baywood
Baltimore
Sidney Act
Falladelphia
Willie “Stevenson
Hencisco
Kirk Barrow
Monroe Basilte
Raz
al Medrano
Oakland
Calif
Dave Camacho
Mexico
Bowling Highlights Bob Kopp Fires 243 641 in Guys & Dolls
Bob Kopp led the Guys and Dolls with a 243 game and 631 series as top male scores. Evelyn O’Connell paced the girls with 589 in the Halves and Better Halves league, while LaVonne Morey rolled 225. Gay Schmickle and Burdette Schmickle starred for His & Hers with 209 and 223 games as the Tip Toppers set season highs.
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Don Walton
OB Kopp
Guys and Dolls
Evelyn O'Connell
LaVonne Morey
Sun Fun League
His & Hers
Gay and Burdette Schmickle
Tip Toppers
Ken Waener
Millis
Edho
Burdette Mickle
Dolar
Sehmnickie
Marilyn Frazee
Halves
Bette Ane
Bob Serjenson
Evelyn O O' Nell
Ales Nes Miner
John Knodle
Glen Yauslin
Lange Morey
Gie
S & Dolls
Betty Staub
Ilten & Taege
Willard Yates
Henrietta Reed
Velma Platt
Utee Bugs
Ora
Corin
Mannon's
Bob Bechka
Fran
S Newsland
Sunday Night Owls
Norm Roaray
Verne Eer
Ronda Rains
Doris Roaray
Rains
Koenig
Indian Creek
Gene Haddy
Roy Laub
Ann Donahoe
Fore
Bill Shukers
Nathan Burlingham
Marion Burlingham
Hazel Glaser
Marioners
Don Waddle
Bob Watson
An Ave
Giblin Jewelry
Jack Cook
Lorene Cook
Shaheen’s
Sth Ave
Dalesch
Bob Rohlena
Barbara Woods
Or Stratton
Stratton DX
Gorion Ritchie
Larry Witherall
Judi Abeln
Keystone Turners Defeat Eby's Cagers 94 to 59
Keystone Turners rout Eby's Sporting Goods 94 59 at home. Franzenburg leads E with 22 points, Condran adds 16 as Keystone dominates rebounding and transition play in a clear league victory.
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Keystone Turners
Keystone
Eby’s Sporting Goods
Franzenburg
Bill Condran
Dempsey and Wife Escape Hotel Fire in Utah
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and his wife, along with about 35 other guests, escaped from the Hotel Utah on the 9th floor after a smoke-filled fire. Firemen blamed a carelessly discarded cigarette as a possible cause. no injuries were reported.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Dempseys
Waubob Wins Blind Mat Title At Braille Meet
Waubob, the lone Iowa champion, secured the heavyweight title at the 5th Annual Braille and Sight- Saving wrestling meet held in Vinton. Iowa placed second to Michigan in class A with 177 to 61 points while Kansas topped class B with 86 points, Kentucky was runner up with 70. Waubob also competed in the division finals and lost the class B king title.
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Vinton
Tom Waubob
Iowa
Michigan
Kansas
Kentucky
Waubob
Red Peppers and Color at Ranch Club Event
Wally enjoys Cedar Rapids visit with late season humor and weather talk. The piece recalls Golden Gloves antics, weigh-in quirks, and boxers’ mishaps, including a trunks break and Smitty’s pride after a knockout. Mention of possible Canadian football game interest and players departing to Canada.
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Cou Falls
Cedar Rapids
Wally
Kenora
Golden Gloves
Dave Dodge
Ben Marshall
Bobby
Smith
Jim Ampey
Smitty
Des Moines
West Side Civic Club
C.R
Randy Duncan
Hawks
Penn Survives In Non Conference Battle
William Penn College withstood a strong Iowa Wesleyan rally to secure a 64-57 non-conference basketball win in Mount Pleasant. The contest featured steady defense and key plays by the Quakers to hold off the Tigers.
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MT. Pleasant
UPI
Willliam Penn College
Iowa Wesleyan
Want Ads Highlight Local Need and Opportunity
A brief note invites readers to place or read want ads in the local paper, signaling community needs and listings. It mentions readers can find opportunities, goods, and services through the classified section and encourages quick submissions to reach eager buyers and sellers.
Iowa Swimmers End Illinois Winning 60-45 Big Ten Meet
Iowa University's men’s swimming team defeated Illinois 60 to 45 at Iowa City to win their first Big Ten meet of the season. Glover Waddington of Cedar Rapids set a new SUI record in the 440-yard freestyle with 4:43.6. The Hawkeyes claimed seven of eleven first places, and improved to 1-4 in conference play.
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Snyder
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Illinois
Illini
Hawkeyes
Glover
Binky"’ Wadington
Lowe
Lee Cutler
Dennis Vokeiek
Ray Carlson Cooper
Clinots
Pete Steton
Joe Sommer
Bill Clearhout
Glover Waddington
Tim
Vard
Dick Dooley
Piro and Happel to Speak at C. R. Stag Event
Whitey Piro and Bill Happel of the Iowa football staff will speak at the Junior Chamber of Commerce sports stag at Twin Towers Wednesday evening. The stag will start at 5:30 p.m.
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Whitey Piro
Bill Happel
Iowa
Junior Chamber of Commerce ‘Sports Stag
Twin Towers
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