Monticello Wrestlers Clinch District Title In Iowa Meet
Monticello won the class A district wrestling championship with 58 points and five state qualifiers. DeWitt and Comanche trailed, while Monticello’s Rusty Orcutt Don Behrends Chuck Hubbard and Bernie Barker led a quartet of finalists. Joe Carstensen of Comanche upset Monticello, and Prairie selections Jerry Schropp and Terry Hartley advanced alongside injuries affecting several athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Rusty Orcutt
Don Behrends
Chuck Hubbard
Bernie Barker
Prairie
Jerry Schropp
Terry Hartley
Schropp
Hartley
Iowa State Falls to Sooners 80-78 in Big Eight Clash
Oklahoma rallied in the second half to edge Iowa State 80-78. Iowa State led 40-38 at halftime, but Oklahoma surged ahead early in the third. Don Smith led Iowa State with 28 points as both teams fought to the final buzzer in Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Falls
Sooners
AMES
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Iown State
Waste Town State
John McGonigle
Don Smith
Town City
Rogers
Koch
Johnson
Duarte
Fatt
Smith Tho &F
B. Ziegler
I A McGonigle
Fleming
D.ziesier
Queena State
Dave Schellhase's 57 Tops Indiana Big Ten Record Loss
Indiana star Dave Schellhase scored 57 points as his team defeated Purdue 128 to 94. The performance broke the Big Ten single-game scoring record of 56 set by Jimmy Rays twice, while Cazzie Russell led Michigan with 28 points and John Clawson added 17 in the second half as Michigan built a large second-half lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dave
Dave Schellhase
Purdue
Michigan
Schellhase
Wolverines
Cazzie Russell
Ann Arbor
Mich
Indiana
Ohio
Jimmy Rays
Big Ten
John Clawson
Deadeye Wolverines
Big
Michir
Wisconsin
Oliver Darden
Michie
Sch
Ihase
Darden i
Jameson Jawson
Uv i
Ivers
Enerahol
Russell
Thompson A As
nNett
Ankey
Suerthoo Oil
Johnson
Brown
I. Trudeau Pitts
Conrad
Tillotson
Beiera
Sabri
Son
Ebershaff
Dame
Clawson
Brooks
Wash
Freshman coaching lead for Iowa under Nagel plan
Ted Lawrence will direct Iowa freshman football, with duties expanding to organizing spring practice. Coach Ray Nagel outlined assistant assignments including Bob Watson as top aide, Lynn Styles, Gordy Lee, Dick Mansperger, Frank Gilliam, and Bud Tynes. Salaries noted: Lawrence 12500, Watson 13500, Mansperger 12500, others 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Iowa
Fresh E
Ray Nagés
Hawkeyes
Ted Lawrence
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Nagel
Bob Watson
Utah
Towa
Watson
Lynn Styles
Gordy Lee
Dick Mansperger
Lawrence
Frank Gilliam
Bud Tynes
Cyclones Beat Colorado 70-23 in Big Eight Meet
Ames Iowa State sophomore Al Benning, former C.R. Jefferson prep, set a meet record of 2 11.8 in the 200 yard individual medley as the Cyclones defeated Colorado 70-23 Saturday in Ames marking a strong Big Eight conference win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State
al Benning
C.R. Jefferson Prep
Cyclones
Colorado
Collis Named Top Coach for 15 1 Iowa Valley team
Mike Collis of Iowa Valley was named Coach of the Year by the South Iowa Cedar conference officials after guiding the 15 1 season. High scorer Rick Wanamaker joined two other players on the unanimous first team, with multiple Iowa Valley stars featured among first and second teams and honorable mentions across several schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Collis
Iowa Valley
Collis
Rick Wanamaker
Warriors Bow In Double Overtime To Moline
The Wash Warriors lost 87-84 to first place Moline in double overtime at Wash gym. Trailing 73-69 late, Wash wide open in the final minute, Dave Simpson banked a 12 foot shot to force overtime. Tim Kelly and Mike Seyfer led Wash, while Jack DeWilder scored nine in the final surge for Moline. Free throws proved decisive as Moline edged ahead in the extra period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A High
Moline
Wash Gym
Wash
Tim ‘Kelly
Maroons Tok
Jack DeWilder
Clark McCleary
Cagers
Mississippi Valley
Clinton
Terry Carlson
Tom Madsen
Dave Simpson
Terri Heck
Warriors
Seyfer
John Park
Joe McGillicuddy
Tom Kelly
Brooks
Maroons
DeWilder
Carlson
Tom Gramkow
Pauling s Late Points Beat Bucks
Dennis Pauling carried Iowa with clutch late field goals and two free throws in the final 2½ minutes, lifting the Hawkeyes to an 86-80 road win over Ohio State after a tied game. Iowa overcame early deficits, benefited from Buckeye fouls, and clinched key Big Ten momentum as Michigan looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Solumbus
Ohio
Dennis Pauling
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Pauling
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Also Mentioned on This Page
OWA
Jerry Tischer
Cof Lowa
Columbus
Gary Olson
Chris Pervall
Nolan Zavoral
Bill Schwartz
DeWitt
Camanche
Anamosa
Joe Carstensen
Comanche
Monti
Dick White
Williamsburg
Bob Curry
Wayne Finke
Winfield Mt.Union
Curry
Harold Knaack
Vinton
Dave Barnes
Barnes
Pekin Pack
New London
Rampage
Otal Fou Alenesner
Nebraska
Iowa Stateansas
Kansas State
Okisharea State
Missouri
Red Peppers
By Gus
Lchrader
Mansperger
Mark
Pat Lillis
Dennis Long
Ben Means
Amnett Cooney
Randy Wiley
Sigourney
Deat Jeff McMillane Belle
Plaine
Tom Radeke
Iowa Walleye
Ray Daoud
Keota
George Norenbers
Ceatat
Bob Magis
Phil Paulson
Montezuma
Mark Meyr
Will
Bob Gerard
Gerald Deehrmann
Rex Perisho
Sig
Rick Dill
Dick Fisher
Belle
Gene Doty
Ben Mowery
Ton Miller
Vali
Ron Helman
Dave Rieke
Ned Hahn
Vala al Mumby
Val
Steve Cranston
Monte
Cherie “Smith Manie
Denny Lyle
Was Is
Mike Seyfer
iThen Moline
Scott
Tim Kelly
Motine
Ichigan
Northwestern
State
Minnesota
Michigan State
Michigan St
Illinois
Ralph Miller
Miller
Hawks
Bill Hosket
Iowa City
Ron Sepic
Hosket
George Peeples
Ben McGilmer
Chris Perrall
al Peters
Bob Dove
Ralned
Bucks
Pervall
Peeples
Olson
McGilmer
Tiger
Washington
Carlier S
Kelly
Park
Grankow
Rowley
Ioline
Chapman von Tischer
Agnew
Tt of Washington
Onis
Rasket
Mofine
Gazette
Tom Merryman
Bob Mellgren
Mellgren
John Osland
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!