Bears and Bearsland share city ninth grade wrestling honors
McKinley and Franklin swept the Jefferson tournament with six champions each. McKinley winners included Kohl, Hakes, Nixon, Waller, Bryant, Reeder and Hatchett, while Franklin barns claimed Benning, Ryder, Workman, Beltz, Jensen and others in the crowded finals across 95 to 165 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
John McIvor
Franklin
McKinley
Jeff
Craig Kohl
Bruce Benning
Bob Nixon
Jim Ryder
Sandy Waller
Oliver Bryant
Randall Workman
Dave Reeder
Joseph Hatchett
Dick Beltz
Rick Jensen
Jack Douda
Jefferson
Greg Kohl
Dale Eickstaedt
Roosevelt
Joe Hakes
Joe Hatchett
Fix
Hakes
Eickstaedt
Phelps
Lynn
Acots Ncp
Jim Eliot Asce Banning
Pfaff
Jim Stewart
Benning
Stewart
Boots Pfaff
Tom Mccunt
Dennis Burke
Jack Oconnell
Nixon
Edeckley
Burke
O’connell
Feckley
Yor
Rod Meier
Stolba
All Events Lead Changes Highlight City Bowling Tourney
Bernie Rizer overtakes Hazel Koach for the all events lead at Marion Bowls. Velma Platt holds third with Donna Haigh fourth as Dottie Telford posts a 622 high singles total and Helen Cramer close behind. Evelyn Steffenhagen and Velma Platt lead doubles, Washburn Plumbing tops team scoring with 2719 as the tournament wraps Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Steffenhaee Velme Platt
Gayle Kvach
Lucy
Lee Atherton
Terri Nowlin
Maynush
Winnie Helm
Horstein
Solas Coreleike Becay Cous
Dottie Telford
Mary Stewart
Lorraine Dietrick
Beble
Ethel Loftsgard
Maryan Taylor
Ena Salven
Edith Rocarek
Bernie Rizer
Hazel Kvach
Velma Platt
Donna Haigh
J. Lee Atherton
Sortie Grigeman
Gloria Sigesting
Gerrsia Nex
Tall Boddicker
Esther Crotty
Hazel Koach
Helen Cramer
Evelyn Steffenhagen
Gayle Koach
Kay Cline
Washburn Plumbing
Scheffing Accepts Tiger Scout Post in Arizona Circuit
DETROIT AP Bob Scheffing former Detroit Tigers manager has taken a scouting assignment. He will reside in Scottsville Arizona and scout the Arizona spring training circuit as well as major league teams during the regular season per Tigers General Manager James Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Bob Scheffing
Detroit Tigers
Tiger
Scheffing
Scottsville
Ariz
Arizona
James Campbell
Roosevelt Ninth Graders Defeat McKinley 44 to 43
Don Hamilton and Larry Kuenzi each scored 13 for Roosevelt in a nail biting 44 43 victory over McKinley. Goettel and Stevens led McKinley with 11 each while Nicklas added 10 for the losers. Roosevelt also won a 41 36 B team game as Malmer scored 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hamilton
Larry Kuenzi
Roosevelt
McKinley
Goettel
Stevens
Malmer
Nicklas
Marion Frosh Nip Franklin In Close Morning Game
Jim Simpson scored 22 points to lift Marion's freshmen to a 41 40 win over Franklin in the Marion gym on Saturday. Snyder led Franklin with 16 points and Mohr added 11 as Ciha scored eight for Marion. Franklin's B squad won 61 29 behind Benhart's 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Simpson
Marion
Franklin
Snyder
Mohr
Benhart
Ciha
Soleingee
Topp
Chances
Simpson Glasgow
Halli
Sommers
Tribble
Beltz
Iowa City Freshmen Beat Wilson 50 44 in Morning Game
Iowa City freshmen defeated Wilson 50 to 44 in a morning game. The B team won 38 to 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Wilson
Tickets On Sale For National Collegiate Swimming Finals
Tickets are on sale for the National Collegiate swimming championships at Iowa State, announced by C Kim Tidd ISU business manager of athletics. The meet runs March 25 26 27 at Beyer Hall pool. Preliminary sessions cost one dollar general admission. Finals sessions are two dollars reserved seats each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
C. Kim Tidd
Iowa
Iowa State
Beyer Hall
Pop coach Giants Iowa stars lessons from Murray Wier
Pops Harrison recalls Murray Wier as a model for overcoming size and adversity. Wier rose from a 5-6 freshman to All-American and Big Ten MVP, inspiring coaching success. The piece notes Wier's Waterloo East team success and Iowa's upcoming game with Michigan, focusing on rebounding and boards as the decisive factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pops Harrison
Pops
Iowa
Embassy Club
Murray Wier
Murray
Wier
Waterloo East
Cornell Tankers Beat Lawrence in Midwest Conference Meet
Cornell College swimmers defeated Lawrence 64 to 31 in a Midwest Conference meet. Ram records fell as Phil Gibbs set a 200 yard butterfly mark of 2:23, Tom Steinberg hit 6:02.7 in the 500 yard freestyle, and the 400 yard freestyle relay of Doug Kirk, John Schutter, Jim Green and George Waltman clocked 3:34.1. The Rams expect to face Carleton on Feb 13 in Northfield, Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Lawrence
Ram
Phil Gibbs
Tom Steinberg
Doug Kirk
John Schutter
Jim Green
George Waltman
Cornell
Carleton
Northfield
Minn
LaSalle Mat Team Defeats Winton Braille in Dual Meet
LaSalle varsity wrestling edged Winton Braille 30 19 at LaSalle with key falls by John Philipp 145 and Steve Kral heavyweight. Kral pinned John Symmonds in 1 34 and Philipp threw Dave Bough 3 05 as the meet included forfeits and exhibition results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Philip
Steve Kral
Hwt
LaSalle
Winton Braille
Kral
John Symmonds
Varsity
Ken Huerter
Ron Russell
Bill Philipp
Lloyd Rasmussen
Rick Crawford
Mike Lehner
Rick Vohler
Dorrance Kowalski
Larry Shank
Mike Roskop
Leroy Havers
Kari Chari- Par
John Philipp
Dave Bough
Tom Davis
Paul Zaruba
Mike Randall
Steve Roskop
Drew Johnson
Bete Schissel
Roger
Urdy
Bob Unzeitig
Roger Erpeiding
ee _levelut
Dave Eran
Vince Frana
Clem Phillip
Joe
Morse Matmen rally past Central Michigan in third bout
Luther toppled by Central Michigan 18 to 6 after a rough start but Gerald Gipp at 123 pounds and Jim Ehire at 177 pounds each won all three matches. Duane Oyen and Neil Skaar added late wins, while Marquette defeated Luther 23 to 5 and Wisconsin beat Luther 20 to 11 in other triple dual results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Luther
Central Michigan
Marquette
Norsemen
Wisconsin
Gerald Gipp
Jim Ehire
Duane Oyen
Neil Skaar
Glepi
Bohman
Bsturie
Aoren
Andrews
Kunth
Burke Siert
Ehie
Schindheim
Jp Sores Gipp
Hownen
Bill Casper Tops Hope Desert Classic Field
Bill Casper Jr edged the field at the Bob Hope Desert Classic in Palm Springs with a five under par 67 to reach 276 after 72 holes, two strokes ahead of Frank Beard who stood at 278. Arnold Palmer moved into contention with 67 for 279, while Tommy Aaron and Dave Marr were at 279 and 283 respectively. Jack Nicklaus surged late but finished at 283 after a rough back nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Springs
Calif
Bill Casper, Jr
Casper
Frank Beard
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Tommy Aaron
Dave Marr
Jack Nicklaus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bears
Bolts
Tim Bucklin
Mike Mulcahy
Gary Ferguson
Waller
Dan Karras
Mulcahy
Randy Miller
Miller
Oor
Grhimnbeck
Mike Raymond
Maig Sh Fuller
Dennis Hutton
Dave Dyrland
Raymond
Exont Att Dyrland
Cae Hutton
Ra Ay
Mat Se Hahn
Paul von Stein
Eric Mote
Jim Rusk
Rob Klein
Roger Joyner
Nea Mishal
von Stein
Workman
Rusk
Ave Kesler
Roger Jackson
Paveneover
Les Rogers
Roger White
Chuck Ge
Reeder
Kesler
White
Lee
Bob King
Femn
Hatchet
Bill Husted
Hanson
Stuber
Hatchett
Husted
Rick Beltz
Lee Nanktgeboren
Ron Pierce
Frank
Mike Himes
Pierce
Pettit
Oees
John Ee
Lee Wolfe
David Brunsman
Jensen
Blessman
Brunsman
Wolfe
Er Genulte
Recer Senate
Randy Ager Ak "Douga
Jack N Brumimar
Schult
Steve Finalch
Schultz
Lloyd Wilson
John Blessman
Arelco
Third Avenue SE
Aizer
Marion’ Bow
Washbur
Magnus Hotel
Bel
King's
Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Wilkey
Neal
Hamilton
Kuenzi
van Deest
Jamison
Goette
Press
Engledon
Washington
Marion Frosh
Nip Franklin
Schamberger Motors
Rambler
3Rd Avenue
Red Peppers
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Wolverines
Ralph Miller
Wolves
Ralph
George Peeples
Cornell Tankers
Stafford
Gi Schuster
Cotazn
Waltman
Renage
Creddirek
Individuet
Reimers
Gghelrpatrick
Ferguson
Foster
Wi ’ McPherrin
Norden
Stattord Ey Ibs
Waitman
Zuek
Mitchell
John
Son
Thomas Steinbere
Lake Lee
Parker
Jers Ch
Wooel
Reine E
Joo Ie Y
Bornelles Patrick
Sclaret Green
Valentine
Boyson's
Third Avenue
Killian's
Morse
Keres
Fortelt
Cre Fritz
Ehrie
Gyret Cainsner
Ox wi—Messerly
Don Miller
Wiscon
Thacher
Bill Casper
Hope
Iee
Ae Gt
Don January
Mike Souchak
Stan “Thirsen
E-Press
Electra
Scotchgard
Raglan
Armstrong Men’s Clothing
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!