Iowa State Signs 14 Non-Iowans for Cyclones Football
Iowa State coach Earle Bruce announced fourteenth non resident prep players signed national letters of intent, bringing total signees to 18 and aiming for seven more. Five signees were prep all stars including Mike Clemons and Tom Stonerook from Illinois and Ray Dieckmeyer from Missouri. Other recruits include Ralph Meckstroth and Greg Meckstroth from Cincinnati, Nate Parker from Brooklyn, aid Hoy Amon from Warren, and Tom Buck from Ohio among runners and linemen.
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Chicago
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Buffalo Grove
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St. Louis
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Vestal
N.Y
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Cincinnati
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Brooklyn
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Warren
Ohio
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Cuyahoga Falls
Stan Hixson
Lakeland
Fla
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Mulberry
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Caledonia
Tom Petticone
Clairton
Cedar Rapids woman earns sportsmanship award in fishing tourney
Phoebe N. Yartney of Cedar Rapids earned a Sportsmanship award in the Metropolitan Miami Fishing tournament held near Marathon Florida. She fished with Capt. Steve Stevenson and released five kingfish five bonita and a dolphin, after catching them during the event.
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Mike Bently Sets High Scratch Marks at Lancer Lanes
Bowling note details Mike Bently top scoring at Lancer Lanes with 235-681. Lois Thompson posts 204-234-149 for 587 at May City. Many skaters and Bantams post series and games, with Jo Ann Gilbertson converting splits and Kay Comried's 600 series.
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Steve Kreutzer
Cedar Rapids Bowl
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Benz
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McKinley Seventh Grade Team Wins City Championship
The McKinley seventh grade basketball team captured the city championship with players listed in three rows led by assistant coach Larry Floyd and coach Bob Tesar. Notable names include Kenny Horton Steve Perez John Riley Jeff Printy and Paul Miller among others.
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Jeff Heit
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Estral McPike
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Paul Matthews
Cal
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Mark Smith
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Rich White
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Terry Rabus
Don Schleder
Bob Beatty
Mike Rosser
Scott Schrader
Tony Smith
Dale Wills
Ron Bruce
Tom Drawn
Larry Floyd
Coch Bob Tesar
John Mudd
Dearborn and Sumner Earn Prep of the Week Honors
Dearborn, the Kennedy diver Ron Dearborn, and Marion’s Neal Sumner captured The Gazette’s Prep of the Week. Dearborn, a junior 5-10 165, set district and pool records. Sumner, 6-8 185, totaled 21 points and 20 rebounds in a 87-70 win, boosting Marion to 7-5.
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Washington
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Goab
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Perkins
Prep Of The Week Shows Team Balance And Key Performances
Neal draws attention with scoring but the squad gains balance as teammates seize chances. Sumner expands under boards after adding weight, while Kennedy’s Reinhold posts 26 and 10. Prairie’s Bruns commends starting five as Feye and Myers each score 21. District titles and school records highlight a week of strong prep action across multiple teams and events.
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Lowe City
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Indiana Maintains Unbeaten Pulse in AP Poll
Indiana holds the No. 1 spot in the AP top 25 after a 26 0 season and a one point win over Purdue securing a third straight Big Ten title. Star Scott May suffered a broken arm ending his season as Coach Hobby Knight notes the challenge of remaining undefeated. Washington sits at No 20 after beating UCLA.
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Associated Press
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Oswalt resigns from Drake football coaching post
Oswalt, Drake University defensive backfield coach for two seasons, resigns per Coach Jak Wallace. He will become student service coordinator at Indian Hills Community College Centerville, after previously serving three seasons as Indian Hills defensive coordinator and playing for Drake under Wallace. Oswalt, 2B, is a Newton native.
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