Bowling Highlights at Jubilee Lanes Tonight
Deep night at Jubilee Lanes featured high scores from Dee Miller 632 series etc. Women Dee Miller 223 632 and LaMae Danice 205 marked top marks. Several bowlers posted 200 plus games and 600 series highlighting a busy bowling night with mixed leagues and conversions for 4-7-10 and 6-7-10.
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Imp Vasey
Jubilee Lanes
Dee Miller
C.R. Bowl
Mark Stephenson
LaMae Danice
Brenda Case
Jerry Johnson
Edna Lingo
Julie Prussman
Walt Wharton
Ron Henderson
Tom Thompson
Ross Watling
Chuck James
Dan King
Dick Meier
Dee Barkowski
Myra Wyman
Moose
Maggie Miller
Sally Comried
Marlin Dupler
Eagles
Betty Staub
Wayne Hennings
Rose Wilks
Kyle Blaine
Art Wilks
Roger Tucker
Sue Michal
Kathy Staub
Ron Neis
Debbie Fleikenstein
Downs
Wimp Vasey
Rollin Stones
Karen Jacobs
Kathy Crow
Archway Cookies
Marion Caghway
Parlor City Regiers
Kent Meyer
McNeal Tool
E&s Elect
Jubilee Jones
Mar
Seastrom
Millers
Iowa E
Cari Kahler
Larry Miller
Boilermakers
Sun Ups
Alice Kroppenburg
Joyce Err
Ding Bats
Sunshine Our Cemar
Rand Paoohe
GMAC
Werner Ya Servic i
Amw Cottee
Jeri Ceynar
LaMae Denice
Connie Wims
Webster
Acesellers
May City
Domes
Letaiw
Chevyl
Corey My
Use ‘Kettering
John Rammersberg
Twisters Getters
Joan DeVries
Donna Stewart
Aca Ohemie Sulters
Kyle Mills
Ronnie
Ay City
Bev Schioss
Kare’s Skelly
Moose Men's Lodge
Len Andrews
Bill Good
Field
Che Burrell
Kay ‘Anderson
Credit Union
City Comets
Fran Dubishar
Sarushat
Jorey Fry
Rick Fry
Briles ‘Bowing
Nyle Sepiding
Pious Russ
Margre
Mildred Hodes
Jim Skala
Cherry Williams
Alice Vrba
Phil Visek
Mike Staub
Jim Tharp
Terry Baker
Aye Pavia Kephart
Gerry Richmond
Isie Goodell
Ay Good
1St Ave
Plymouth
Bob H
Leta Filson
Joan Fox
Sandbaggers
Ric Pruisman
Julie Pruisman
Bowlin Boozers
Alley
Corky Tilton
Larry Posusta
Lancer
Elaine Olson
Jerrys Toneers
Linkemback
Kenehling
Vondracek
Dick Arensdorf
Square O
Judy Adair
Coca Cola
John Staub
Golden Knights
Dick Gallagher
Mel Papesh
Frunkies
Barking Spiders
Mike Kolsrud
Frances Gore
Jan Mossbarger
Four K’s
Marion Bowl
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Roy Syler
Sandy Sawyer
Joyce Goldsger
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Kay Hatcher
Diane Buntz
Misfits
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Ted Ebertsch
Sheets & Son
John Vecellio
Jim Buchannan
Jackie Wasemer
T&c
Barbara Bayles
Dee Hiner
Wichman
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Legion Lanes
Cal Hilth
Dick Hockaday
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Betty Au
Joan McCord
Vernon Tn
No Decision on Colorado Post
Washington State University coach Jim Sweeney says he spoke with Colorado about their vacant head coach job but no decision has been made. He noted Colorado is among the best jobs, declined to discuss offers, and said he remains with WSU after previously turning down New Mexico and Iowa.
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Washington State University
Jim Sweeney
University of Colorado
Colorado
Boulder
Sweeney
Bill Mallory
Miami
Ohio
Colorado Post
New Mexico
Iowa
Washington State
WSU
Kunzman Leaves Hospital After Speedway Crash
Ontario California AP reports race driver Lee Kunzman, injured December 11 at Ontario Motor Speedway, has been released from hospital but remains partially recovered. He returned to Guttenberg Iowa, with lingering double vision from a concussion. Further rehabilitation planned in Chicago to pursue full recovery.
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Ontario
Calif
Lee Kunzman
Ontario Motor Speedway
Kunzman
Guttenberg
Iowa
San Antonio Community Hospital
Upland
Chicago
OMS
O'Donnell Leads Regis JV Past Marion 71 35
Mell O'Donnell scored 20 points to set the pace as Regis junior varsity defeated Marion 71 to 35 in a basketball game at Marion Thursday night.
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O'Donnell
Regis JV
O'Donell
Regis
Marion
Iowa Open Skating Set At Dennis Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids hosts the Iowa Open speed skating championships at Lou Dennis rink in Manhattan Park on Saturday. The event, under the Iowa Skating Assn and Amateur Skating Union and Cedar Rapids Recreation, divides into classes A and B with trophies medals and ribbons awarded.
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Dennis
Cedar Rapids
Lou Dennis
Manhattan Park
Lowa
Iowa Skating Assn
Amateur Skating Union
Iowa
Lacroix Proves He Deserves All Star Status in East Win
Andre Lacroix scored twice as the East defeated the West 8 4 in a St Paul Civic Center showcase. The 28 year old center, who led the league in scoring last season with 50 goals and 174 assists, said he aimed to show voters his All Star worth after being left off the team last year. Also noted were two other New England players and Pat Stapleton contributing to the victory before 13 196 at St Paul.
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ST. Paul
Vancouver Blazers
New York Golden Blades
Candy LaPrince
Iowa
Nate Washington
Hawkeyes
Schultz
Wisconsin-Green Bay
Minnesota
Bill Musselman
Iowans
Gophers
Team Work Beats West 5-1 In All Star Game Lead
The East showcased teamwork with smooth passing and tight defense led by J. C. Tremblay of Quebec and Pat Stapleton of Chicago. The West defense faltered most of the game as the East pulled ahead 5-1 in the first period.
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Cheevers
East
Quebec
J. C. Tremblay
Chicago
Pat Stapleton
East Stars Clash With West In Classic Hockey Showdown
Sole Knight Lacroix led the Jersey Knights in a high profile East vs West game featuring Bobby Hull Gordie Howe and the Cleveland Crusaders goalie Gerry Cheevers delivering a key early save. The East overwhelmed the West after a strong start by Minnesota’s Mike Walton with standout defense and timely goals.
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Cheevers
Feuerbach Aims to Break Indoor Shot Put Mark at Sunkist Invitational
Al Feuerbach world outdoor record holder for shot put will attempt to surpass George Woods indoor mark of 69-9 1 2 at the Sunkist Invitational Indoor meet on Jan 19 in Los Angeles Woods from Carbondale Ill is expected to compete Also enter Marcello Fiasconaro of Italy world record holder for 800 meters will chase indoor 880 yard mark in the same meet
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Los Angeles
al Feuerbach
Marcello Fiasconaro
Italy
Feuerbach
George Woods
Woods
Carbondale
Ill
Fiasconaro
Home Freezers Sell Fast With Low Cost Want Ad
A concise classified note touts quick sale of home freezers through a low cost, fast acting want ad. The brief emphasizes speed and affordability to attract buyers.
Miller Leads but Rain Cancels Crosby Pro-Am Start
Miller led the field before heavy rain canceled Thursday's opening round of the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am Golf Tournament in Pebble Beach. Tournament director Jack Tutthill said the event will extend into Monday with a reduced field possible, and the contract allows play through Tuesday.
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Jack Nicklaus
Bing Crosby
Cypress Point
Pebble Beach
Cal
Calif
Jack Tuthill
Weather delays start as golfers battle flood at Cypress Point
The Monterey event opens amid rain and flooded greens with Johnny Miller leading a partial field on a par 72 as rounds were halted. With Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino absent and attendance thin due to weather and energy worries, play resumes Friday with all players teeing off from the first hole.
Minnesota vs Iowa Opens Big Ten Play in Des Moines Showdown
Iowa hosts Minnesota in the conference opener with 2:05 p.m. tipoff televised on the network. Iowa, 3-5 in eight non conference games, faces a Gophers squad led by Shaffer and Filer, both averaging double digits, as Minnesota seeks its sixth win amid a history of close non league results.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Minnesota
Kansas
Dick Schultz
Northern Michigan
Schultz
Neil Fegebank
John Hairston
Scott Thompson
Maquoketa Valley Enters Top 20 In Iowa Girls Poll
Maquoketa Valley joins Audubon West Lyon and Everly in the top 20 for the first time as Adel 8 0 and West Central 9 0 hold the top two spots. Mediapolis remains third, Tri County fourth, Montezuma fifth, with Dike Laurens dropping from the elite. New Hampton moves into 10th ahead of Rockwell Swaledale as they prepare to meet next week.
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Maquoketa Valley
Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union
Adel
West Central
Audubon
West Lyon
Everly
May Valley
North Linn
Mediapolis
Tri-County
Montezuma
Dike
Various College Basketball Results Across Regions
A collage of scores from games nationwide including Delaware 78 over Drexel 70, Long Island U 93 over Hofstra 69, Wagner 74 over Moravian 55, and New Hampshire 76 over Connecticut 79. Other noted outcomes feature Messiah 87 over Houghton 69, Virginia Tech 92 over East Kentucky 65, and Memorials to tournament rounds and conference matchups throughout the slate.
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Drexel
Long Island U
Hofstra
Wagner
Moravian
Medgar Evers
John Jay
New Hampshire
Connecticut
NY Tech
Pratt
Jersey City St
Montclair St
St. Michael's
Bridgeport
Messiah
Houghton
South Ky
N. Louisiana
Louisiana Tech
Memphis
Bradley
Stetson
Florida Tech
Unc-Charlotte Gods Francis
Midwest Oklahoma
Cal-Santa Barbara
W. Michigan
Cleveland St
Muskingum
Ohio Dominican
Tri State
Ind
Waukesha
Cntenary
Arkansas
Pam. Euvoren & Cenee
Farwest
New Mexico
Wichita St
Colorado St
Arizona St
Arizona
St. Martin's
Wash
Pacific
Long Beach St
Los Angeles
Missouri
NW Missouri
Missouri Sou
Lincoln
C. Missouri
Marymount
Baker
Guilford
Permnont Abbey
Alabama
Onsola S. Miss
Austin Peay
Boston Col
LeMoyne
Robert Memorial Ymca
Mars Hill
McAshess
Preiffer
Voorhees
Aiusa Pacific
Olivet
Tavior
SP. F Fame
Hall of Fame
Zene 'c Malone
Walsh
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