State Wrestling CLASS A Semis and finals results 95 to 180 pounds
Don McCune DeWitt won 95 pounds semis and defeated Lange 5 4 in the final. Dee Graham Sig. edged Donnie Wilson 1-1 riding time to reach final then Beanam beat Trees 2 0. Liston beat Tonn 8 5 in 112 finals. Tim Dillon won 120 finals 7 0. Claude beat Blank 4 2 at 127. Mike Mason won 133 finals 2 1. Tom Thomas 138 finals 2 0 over Gresham. Clint Young 145 semis and Mad won final 1 1 0. Gerald Malecek 154 beat Knutsen 6 4 for title. Gary Nelson and Jack Gross notable results at 165 and 180.
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Dee Graham
Sig
Donnie Wilson
Green
Doug Trees
Greene
al Zack
CR. Prairie
Beanam
Trees
Zach
Wilson
Jack Gross
Harlan
Bob Scott
Camanche
Gary Nelson
Alden
Gary Davis
Jesup
Caean Nelson
Davis
Schott
Clark Allen
Don Anderson
Lewis Central
Leonard
Wrestling Meet Results Recap From Iowa City Semi and Finals
Multiple weight divisions recorded decisive bouts with finalists such as Smith Maehl Vanderhorst Gillespie Wilkerson Doughman Waller Stopperan Stevens Meyerhoff Horton Thomas Exline Collins and others. Final outcomes included Smith Maehl Vanderhorst Doughman Waller Stevens Meyerhoff Horton Thomas Collins and Exline with several consolation wins and overtime decisions.
State wrestling meet yields multiple brackets and close finishes
Briggs loses in overtime for 120 pounds while Linn-Mar and Grenis both miss top placements. C R Prairie sees 112 95 and 103 pounders exit semis. Schropp and Zach grab third in class A consolation rounds. Mt Vernon's Snodgrass sees 25 match streak end. Paul Graham wins class A 103 title.
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Linn-Mar
Ted Grenis
Oakland
Paul Havick
Jerry
Rick
al Zach
Jerry Schropp
Zach
Mt. Vernon
Mick Snodgrass
Mick
Sigourney
Paul Graham
Jack Smith
Villanova's Dave Patrick 80 yard indoor record at All-Eastern Games
Dave Patrick of Villanova clocked 1 49.2 for the 80 yard indoor run at the Sun Papers All-Eastern Indoor Games in Baltimore. He won by about 25 yards over Fran Smith of Ithaca as local fans cheered. Patrick pulled away with about two laps remaining and led by five yards at the final lap.
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Baltimore
Dave Patrick
Villanova University
Civic Center
Sun
Fran Smith
Ithaca
N.Y
Patrick
Smith
Braves ask Ed Sadowski to return as player coach
The Atlanta Braves propose Ed Sadowski come out of retirement to serve as a player coach in the minor leagues. The move would see Sadowski fill a dual role, leveraging his experience to guide young prospects.
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West Palm Beach
Fifa
Atlanta Braves
Ed Sadowski
Harding Matmen Win First Meet Behind Graded Scores
Harding seventh and eighth grade wrestling team earned its season’s first victory by defeating Franklin 25 to 14 while the Harding reserves won 22 to 17. Individual results list a series of weight class bouts with H and F competitors and varied scorelines.
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Harding
Franklin
To Delay Decision on AAU NCAA Feud
In Chicago the federal sports arbitration panel paused its timetable to resolve the long running conflict between the Amateur Athletic Union and the National Collegiate Athletic Association. AAU officials said David A Matlin AAU president reported Friday the panel informed them of the delay.
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Chicago
Federal Sports Arbitration Panel
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
AAU
David A. Matlin
Labor Lawyer Kheel Says Hearings Delayed to Late April
Theodore Kheel, chairman of the parley committee for the U.S. Senate, announced final hearings in the dispute, previously set for April 6-7, will be held in late April or early May.
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Theodore Kheel
U.S. Senate
Want Ads Prompt Invites Buyers and Sellers
A brief urging readers to consider want ads for buying or selling items. It promotes the classified section as the first option for locating goods or listing offerings. The note emphasizes practical, direct commerce through the newspaper.
Rams Sweep Duals With 2 Wrestling Wins At Carleton
Cornell University wrestled twice at Northfield taking a 34 to 11 win over St Olaf and a 22 to 19 victory over Carleton. Key decisions and forfeits highlighted the Rams showing with wins by Lance Smith Rick Latta and others, while St Olaf and Carleton each claimed several individual bouts.
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Northfield
Minn
Cornell
Rams
St. Olaf
Carleton
Lance Smith
Reumeteter
Randy Engel
Kendall Miller
Rick Latta
Dick Alberts
George Jaques
Stu Bartholdt
Corky Brown
Terry Borman
Carl
Lance Craighead
Tom Skinner
Pepitone Signs Pact With Yankees For 1967 Season
In Fort Lauderdale AP reports Joe Pepitone and Horace Clarke reached terms for the 1967 season with the New York Yankees. Elston Howard, the remaining holdout, flew in for further contract talks, signaling progress toward agreement.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
New York Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Horace Clarke
Elston Howard
Valley and Lowden Draw Rugged State Tourney Openers
Two Eastern Iowa girls squads, Valley of Clermont Elgin Wadena and Lowden of the Wapsie conference, face tough first round tests at Des Moines when the state tournament begins. Valley meets top-ranked Hubbard while Lowden confronts Carlisle in separate opening games as Everly looms in the bracket.
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Iowa
Unbeaten Valley High
Clermont - Elgin- Wadena
Lowden
Des Moines
Valley
Lowdon
Everly
Davenport
Lowden tops Bennett girls in district championship
Lowden avenged three season losses to Bennett by defeating the Wapsie champions 65 to 53 in the district final. The victory sends Lowden to the state tournament in Des Moines March 7 through 11 to meet Carlisle at 8 30 p m on March 8 in the first round. Sherami Hack scored 30 points with strong support from teammates.
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Lowdon
Davenport
Carlisle
Des Moines
Lowden
Bennett
Wapsie
Sherami Hack
Weaver Keeps Panama Open Lead After Difficult Day
Bert Weaver of Broadwater Beach Mississippi survived tough putting to maintain a four stroke edge entering the final round of the Panama Open. He shot 69 after a front nine 32 and birdies but closed with four bogeys on the last five holes for a 203 total. Art Wall Jr. and Labron Harris Jr. tied for second at 207.
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Broadwater Beach
Miss
Art Wall, Jr
Honesdale, Pa
Labron Harris, Jr
Dick Whetzle
Bert Weaver
Art Wail Jr
Labron Harris Jr
Alfonso Bohorquez
Wess
Don Massengale
Stanose
David Jimenez
Don Finsterwald
Spahn Named Boss of Tulsa Oilers in PCL
Warren Spahn was named manager of the Tulsa Oilers of the Pacific Coast League. Oilers owner A. Ray Smith and the St. Louis Cardinals announced the decision after evaluating about 25 candidates.
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Spahn
Tulsa Oilers
Tulsa, Okla
Milwaukee Braves
Warren Spahn
A. Ray Smith
St. Louis Cardinals
Wahlert Fresh Beat Regis Freshmen in Dubuque
Regis freshmen fell 46 to 40 to Wahlert in Dubuque Saturday in Regis last game of the season. Gorman led Regis with 10 points while Stegger added 12 and Hanrahan had 8. Wahlert relied on Gillart’s 20 and Lockinger’s 6 to secure the victory.
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Dubuque
North Dakota State defeats State College of Iowa 86 to 69
In Fargo North Dakota State toppled State College of Iowa 86 69 in a North Central basketball game. Event schedule lines follow with matchups and times for upcoming rounds and finals.
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Fargo
N.D
North Dakota State
State College of Iowa
Lynnville Sully wins district title in girls basketball
Lynnville Sully defeated Le Grand Fayette Le Grand L-D-F 65-47 to capture the district crown. Pella Christian defeated Benton Community 68-55 in the consolation game with Ruth Van Ed, Judy Schimmel, and Dolores Van Wyck leading Pella Christian while Cynthia Thompson and Rhonda Krug topped Benton Community.
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Cedar County
Lowden
Bennett
Lynnville-Sully
le Grand
Benton
Iowa
L-D-F
LeGrand
Pella Christian
Benton Community
Carol Waggaman
Vicki Brand
Judy Vande Krol
Monica Schope
Sheri Sinclair
Margaret Slingluff
Consolation Pella Christian
Ruth van Ed
Judy Schimmel
Dolores van Wyck
Cynthia Thompson
Paulette Maas
Pam Maas
Corleen Paar
Rhonda Krug
Valley Nips Central City In Girls District Final
Valley high school edged Central City 56 to 53 in the district final. Linda Collins scored 23 and Joyce Larson 22 for Valley while Central City gainers included Marcia Schrader with 30 and Dee Hoge 15. East Buchanan beat Garnavillo 81 to 46 in the consolation game led by Carroll Slick 26 and Brenda Halford 41.
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Fayette
Valley
Linda Collins
Joyce Larson
Brenda Halford
East Buchanan
Garnavillo
Final Valley
Debbie Aanes
Central City
Marcia Schrader
Dee Hoge
Donna Pflughaupt
Consolation East Buchanan
Carroll Slick
Mary Beth Dolan
Marcia Urlaub
Barb Dewe
Donna Lampker
Sandy Lindenberg
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