C R Skaters Capture Seven First Places at Open Meet
Cedar Rapids skaters won seven of twelve trophies in the Open speed skating championships at Manhattan rink. Cedar Rapids teams faced rivals from Peoria Rock Island Davenport and Rock Island with Adkins and Trimble trading wins in the senior events and Diane Klak taking the girls intermediate title for Rock Island.
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Bowling Highlights Show High Scores Across Leagues
Len Jackson opened with a 268 while Morningstar rolled 266 630 for the Marion Friday Fiascos. Leverne Morningstar finished with a 630 series as Jack Rowray aided Jubilee Section Eight with a 254. Tuddy Wroblewski had the women’s best 229 in C R Bowl Friday Strikers. Betty Staub 295 and Glenda Pearson 224 561 led Terrace Room Ladies Classic with Marge Wells 224 581 in Friday Frolies. Other top marks included Rowray 244 650 and Fry 649 plus a 2909 series for Flame Room.
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Brockman Barnes Win Third City Doubles Crown
Norm Barnes and Clarence Brockman captured their third straight City class A handball doubles title at the YMCA, defeating Dick Zieke and Wally Emmons 21-19 21-10 in the final. Larry Loven and Al Kessler won the class B doubles crown 21-12 21-5 over Jim Schneden and Tom Tyderek.
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Kentucky Seeks SEC Crown Return Under Rupp
Adolph Rupp can reach 23 SEC championships as Kentucky hosts Tennessee in Lexington. Kentucky, ranked eighth, trails by half a game and benefits from Tennessee losses while Florida and LSU playoff. Mike Casey led Kentucky past Mississippi State as Maravich scored 47 for LSU. Houston and UCLA dominated. North Carolina and St Bonaventure won big.
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Time Out Frankly I Don’t Care For Skating Dates
A forum line tiffs over skating dates with Jim, voice expressing indifference to keeping to schedules. The remark reflects casual, humorous banter in a social setting. The quote highlights a lighthearted clash over planned activities.
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No. 1 Draft Signs With Houston Astros
Michael McFarland, the club's No. 1 pick in the January free agent draft, has signed a contract with the Houston Astros of the National League.
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Canadiens defeat Black Hawks 6 0 extend East lead
Six Montreal Canadiens scored as they rout the Chicago Black Hawks 6-0, widening their East Division lead to five points over Boston. Rogatien Vachon earned his third shutout of the season with goals by Lemaire Roussel Beliveau Provost Cournoyer and Henri Richard returning from retirement talk.
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Pitt basketball coach Bob Timmons resigns after 15 seasons
Pitt coach Bob Timmons quits after 15 seasons citing loss of fun in big-time intercollegiate athletics and warning about pressures. He says pressures and burdens have made the game less enjoyable despite potential wins.
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Waterloo Black Hawks Defeat Green Bay Bobcats 5-3
In a United States Hockey League game on Sunday the Waterloo Black Hawks beat the Green Bay Bobcats 5-3. The win improves Waterloo's standings while Green Bay drops a step.
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