Bowling Highlights Show Cedar Rapids top bowlers
Cedar Rapids bowlers shine in Sunday leagues led by Mary Ann Woolf with a 225 game and 604 series. Jim Shafer posted a 247 in Neighbors Mixed while John Kehrer added 230 for a 622 in Elmcrest Mixed. junior and women’s leagues produced notable scores including Dave Braumann 221 534 and Mary Ann Woolf 225 604 among multiple high games and series.
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Mary Ann Woolf
Ary Ann Wooff
Cedar Rapids
Werasure
Jim Shafer
John Kehrer
Elmcrest
Neenan
Dave Braumann
Pat Frazier
Dave Carney
Bob Shebiel
Marion
Evelyn Stepanek
Jim Shater
Dick Burger
Bob Franklin
Howard Larson
Max Berlin
Zeke Scrueher
Dick Murray
Paul Wilcox
Al_ Schamberser
Ccriter Rapat Laseravsh
Cora Parton
Freida North
Marlyce “Murdoch
Kay ‘Fisher
Elaine Johnson
Jacqueline White
Mary Ann Woot
C.R
Lester Wilson
Sun Fun
Bill
Abernsing Ny
Hilda Hanse
Lis Way
Bailey
Donna Newmire
Betty Ketelsen
Chiefs Ae
Ten Pins
McKee
Ben Clifford
Paw
Little Pout Wayne
Weer
Uister
Francis Stierast
Bes Tk
Mick Sata Mee
Dairy Queen
Indian Creek
George Hynek
Marlyce Murdoch
Alibis
Legion
Coveles Club
Bob Finesvar
Ar Freldy
Neri Rees Seers
Lag
Neighbors
Gordon Kanke
Pat Lagerquist
Susie Wawra
Moonshiners
Si Cola
Pat Brazier
Mice Knight
Denn Rey
End Pharmacy
Jen Pi Seat Harion Kings & Queens
G. Kohl
Seembaush
B. Fendiine
CYS. Ae
Santas
Kenn Stalkfleet
Dawn
Scot
Isean Noa
May
Chuck Johnson
Pat Fryau
Pupils
Happy Couptes
Wanda
Vemeirat Wey
Wanda Rowray
Moody & Gin's
Steve Rosekrans
Iin
Mig-Hi Teen
Sat
Herb Boots
Ray Comred
Rosa Middleton
Sandy
Boots
C& Bs
Moose
Cliff Cunningham
Val Kopecky
Odd Bails
Ss 7Th Niters
Harry King
Joe Dietz Szl
Pat Kent
Bohemian Villa Tap
Nobodys
His & Hers
Zexe Bricher
al Schamberser
Jo Wullenwaber
Theime Rosekarns
Al's
Unclear Basketball and Wrestling Schedule Snapshots
A dense list of basketball games across multiple days with college teams such as Louisville Drake Parsons Florida Regis RI Alleman Jeff Marton Linn-Mar Alburnett Luther Central Simpson Lawrence Augustana Parsons Florida Northern Iowa Iowa State Drake Cincinnati Grinnell Cornell Coe Luther Macalester and others. Also mentions wrestling sectional tournaments and swimming events with various colleges and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Drake
Parsons
Florida
Lan
Cornell
Sci
Regis
Alleman
Sophs
Jeff
Iowa City
Anamesa
Marton
Linn-Mar
Alburnett
Central City
Prairie
Luther
Central
Upper Laws
Simpson
Lawrence
Plarida Southern
Ashy Wrest Carleton
Coe
Pine Dubuque
Carnell
Carleton
Ohio State
Rock Island
Wash
Ames
Gskatoosa
Upper Iowa
Buena Vista
William Penn
Ripos
Basketb Grinnel
Iowa State
Nebraska
Cincinnati
Oklahoma
Northern Illinois
LCI
Grinnell
MacAlester
Iowa
Wedevan
Illinois
Lowa
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Bradley
Tenth Street Barbers Record 106-44 Victory
Tenth Street Barber Shop defeated the Specials 106 to 44 in Marion YMCA league action on Monday night. Town House topped Price Electric 69 to 47 and Nordman Jewelers beat Hazelwinkle's D X 80 to 65.
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Tenth Street Barbers
Tenth Street Barber Shop
Specials
Marion
Town House
Price Electric
Nordman Jewelers
Hazelwinkle
Parsons names new baseball and tennis coaches at Parsons
Fairfield based report states Dr. Harry C Burrus named head tennis coach and Duane Banks named head baseball coach at Parsons college. Athletic Director Marcelino Huerta announced the hires Tuesday. The article notes prior season details and outlines early basketball standings involving the Baltimore Bullets and St. Louis Hawks with game highlights from Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Fairfield
UPI
Parsons College
Marcelino
Chelo” Huerta
Harry C. Burrus
Duane Banks
Associated Press
National Basketball Assn
Baltimore
Bullets
St. Louis Hawks
Hawks
Memphis
Tenn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Royals
Cleveland Turns Down 2 Million Net Offer
Vernon B. Stouffer, new owner of the Cleveland Indians, rejected an outside offer said to net $2 million. Manager Gabe Paul said the proposal came from beyond Cleveland within three weeks, but Stouffer indicated the club is not for sale and remains threatened. Indians standout Loughery finished with 26 points.
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Cleveland
Vernon B. Stouffer
Cleveland Indians
Gabe Paul
Paul
Stoufpoint
Hawks
Loughery
Johnson
Stouffer
American Bullets
Auron
St. Louis
San Francisco
Shaheens Tops Fifth Avenue in Slo-Break Race
J. BR. Sales Engineering defeated Shaheen's Fifth Avenue 54 to 43 on Monday night, moving into first place with a 3-0 record while Shaheen's falls to 2-1. Dempsey's posted its second win in three by beating Rapids Machinery 43 to 32. Ree Paint beat Optimist No. 3 38 to 26. Detailed box scores list players from RK Sales, Shaheen's Sth Ave, Rapids Machinery, and Dempsey Cleaners with points tallied by line.
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J. BR. Sales Engineering
Shaheen
Fifth Avenue
Dempsey’s
Downing Rapids Machinery
Ree Paint
Optimist No
Klinger Paint Co
BI Kettlecamp
Bob Junge
Dave Stewart
Lee Abrahamson
Bil Travis
Optimist la
BT Hukilt
Bob GloHelty
Hank Emieeszky
Hart
Former Iowa Trainer Takes Lion Position
DETROIT AP Millard Kelley resigns as trainer for the Detroit Lions. Kent Falb, named to replace him, joined the Lions in 1965 after roles at Boston College West Point Iowa and the Minnesota Vikings. Falb is an Iowa graduate. The piece notes a booster club election in Cedar Hills with Rodemeyer as president and lists several officers. A TV listing mentions Kimble as sole witness in a ballpark kidnapping on KCRG TV 9 in color Tuesday at 9:00.
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Rodemeyer
Cedar Hills
Ron Rodemeyer
Cedar Hills Booster Club
George Fairnle
Russ Hamilton
Wayne Dudee
Ron Hamad
Evan Tallman
Cecil Old- Tidge
Don McIntyre
Detroit
Millard Kelley
National Football League
Detroit Lions
Kent Falb
Falb
The
Lions
Boston College
West Point
University of Iowa
Minnesota Vikings
NFL
Iowa
Kimble
Kcrg-Tv
Drake coach notes hurdle as Louisville looms
Maurice John says Louisville is the strongest team Drake has faced this season and that the squad must rely on hustle and desire to overcome being outmanned on Wednesday.
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Maurice John
Drake
Louisville
Cornell to Host SCI In 35th Oldest Iowa Duel
Cornell College visits SCI for a dual meet at Men’s Gymnasium Wednesday. The wrestlers aim to break a 10 match losing streak in the NCAA Division era as both schools vie for a national title, with the varsity dual opening at 7 30 p m after a 6 00 p m freshman matchup.
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SCI
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Cornell
Cornell College
Panthers
Rams
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By Emmet Neenan
Sunday Twilighters
Mary Miller Waparen Reletson
Jesters
Bob Shebte
Aoste Joan Peckhan
Barb Bartllson
Tropic Ie
Dek Burger
Wynunger
Georgia Richardson
Feces Paistatt
Herb Fiechert
Deloris Wichel
Dorothy Divis
Aces
Lads & Lassies
John Welbes
Ois Harris
Sharon Harris
At Foxt
Sundowners
Cleo Ludiow
Sandra Nelson
Petiion
Tex Pratt
Nell Jencon
Doris Ferguson
Comets
Home Builders
Ane
Optimist Bantam
Bud McClarey
Kay Pischer
Pauine “Knoll
Conoco
Bean
Wilson & Co
Dave Driscoll
Wally Embretson
Sports Slate
Dub
Wahlert
Lasalle
Hinots
P.m. Brien Ming
Luther Orange
A’ Pais
Mie Armstrong
Kong
Cedar Spavids
Sears Bedler
BUICK
E.i
Desoto
DODGE
Plymouth
Rambler
Studebaker
Pontiac
OLDS
Chrysler
FORD
Mercury
Cadillac
Sears
Sears and
SAVE
Radio
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Peat Sears, Roebuck and CO
Lindale Plaza
Ann
Rae
al Ome
Tee
Sears Energy Cell
U.S
J.R. Sales
Gus Johnson
Kevin Loughery
Don Ohi
Len Wilkens
Bill Bridges
Jack Marin
Sales Wes
Stan Celka
Dennis Armstron
John Wall
Roneche
al Mui Iiler
Gene Herrick
Nyack Stewart
Dale Mudd
Fom Shaheen
Kevin Ramsey
Don Xrotz
Bob Moore
Rapids_ Machinery
John Jenne
van Coleman
Don Christianson
Ivan Dorman
Bob Christianson
Bill Shuttleworth
Dempsey
Tom Nieporte
Frank Robinson
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