Bowl Stars Tangle in Senior Tilt
Mobile AP The 17th annual Senior Bowl pits top college players from the North and South in a nationally televised game on NBC at 2 p.m. EST. Notable names include Gary Lane Iowa State Missouri and Steve Sloan Alabama with small college standouts Randy Johnson Texas A&I and Randy Schultz State College of Iowa leading the South and North backfields. Sloan has rib injuries but Alabama’s title run is noted.
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Ron Speer
Mobile
Ala
NBC
Gary Lane
Missouri
Tony Jeter
Nebraska
Howard Twilley
Tulsa
Bill Anderson
Butch Allison
Randy Johnson
Texas A&i
Randy Schultz
State College of Iowa
Johnson
Sloan
Alabama
Lowe leads with 121 points in two games to rank third
In a continuation from page seventeen, Lowe tallies enough to place third with a total of 121 points across two games, shaping the standings.
Maris Signs For 1966 With Yankees At Same Salary
Roger Maris agreed to a 1966 salary near 70 000 dollars and plans a different season with the New York Yankees after a troubled 1965. The 31 year old slugger, MVP winner, battled injuries that limited him to few games last year while setting home run records.
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Joe Reichler
NEW York
Roger
Maris
New York Yankees
Wciated Press
Roger Maris
Ralph Houk
New York City
American League Baseball Club
Bowling Highlights and High Scores From Local Meet
Donna Haigh fired a 225 and Rodemeyer a 236 in a roundup of high girls and mixed scores. The page lists numerous bowlers with 200s and 600/580 series across clubs and leagues, plus NCAA rebounding figures and various league standings.
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Donna Haigh
Rodemeyer
Emmet Neenan
Lois Wyeth
Gail Olson
Doris Starr
Fran Bowen
Betty McNall
Legion Commercial
Arno Sindelar
Schaefer Jewelry
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Woman’s City
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O Mearns
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Pat Kriss
Toting Ind
Nite Owls
Dick Messersent
Soilists
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Penna
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N May
Comets
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Sibi Miike
Nena Lea
Prairie Junior High Wrestlers Pin Monticello In Lopsided Meet
Prairie junior high wrestlers won seven matches by pins and defeated Monticello junior high 63 to 13 on Thursday. Highlight was Andy Farlie at 120 pounds with a 25 second fall, while the lone Monticello victory by fall came from Gottleaber at 95 pounds.
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Prairie
Monticello
Andy Farlie
Gottleaber
Wendell Sapanek
Jim Ai
Ko Senay
Shale Sreare
Rodney Rose
Ron Zarhenike
Ron
Ron Romech
Maris Signs 1966 Yankee Deal After Hand Injury
Roger Maris arrived from Independence Missouri to sign his 1966 contract with the New York Yankees as the first to commit for the season. He said his hand feels good and expects no bat grip problems this spring after golf workouts. Maris noted his .239 batting in 1965 and recalled considering quitting during bench time.
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Maris
Independence
Cleveland
Pro golfers struggle as 170 pitch beat leads to 29 withdrawals
The afternoon at the Los Angeles Open wore on and the course beat many pros. By dusk 29 players had either broken or equaled the figure, including Doug Sanders in the 70s, Paul Harney in the 71s chasing a third straight LA Open, and sentimental favorite Ken Venturi who said his circulatory finger issue from last year is no longer a problem as he played well.
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Doug Sanders
Paul Harney
Ken Venturi
Venturi
Waterloo Hawks Face St. Paul After OT Loss
Waterloo Black Hawks, after a 4-3 sudden death defeat to Rochester at McElroy Auditorium Wednesday, prepare for a rematch. They lead the United States Hockey League with an 83 record and host the St. Paul Steers on Saturday January 15.
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Waterion
St. Paul
Rochester
Green Bay
Marquette
Fox Valley
Waterloo
Waterloo Black Hawks
McElroy Auditorium
Hawks
St. Paul Steers
Iowa Daily Press Wrestling Poll Sees Eight Leaders Hold Seats
Iowa high school wrestling poll shows eight district leaders maintaining positions in the fourth poll of the season. Class AA leaders East Waterloo, Fort Dodge, Davenport Central lead their districts while class A Camache of Southeast heads the Southeast district. Top ten rankings include Britt, West Waterloo, Rock Valley, Hampton, Harlan, and Camanche with noting matches scheduled Saturday night between East Waterloo and West and CR Washington versus CR Jefferson in the Northeast Northwest.
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Waterloo
Iowa Daily Press Association
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Fort Dodge
Davenport Central
East
West
CR. Washington
CR. Jefferson
Warriors
Britt
West Sioux
Warden
Hampton
Harlans
Harlan
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West Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Decorah
Charles City
Cresco
Maquoketa
Manchester
Central-Sw
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Eagle Grove
Thomas Jefferson
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Tech
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Town Falls
Grinnell
Lincoln
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Carroll
Berwton
Valley
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Entral
Davenport
Iowa City
Bettendorf
Davis County
Bloomfield
Davinport
Fort Madison
Burtington
Ottumwa
Clinton
North Scott
Eldridge
Memphis to host 1968 National U.S. Gym Meet
Memphis has been named host for the 1968 National U.S. gymnastic meet to determine the country's Olympic representatives. The event will select gymnasts for the upcoming Olympic Games.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis
U.S
Southern Illinois Tops AP Lead in Small-College Poll
Evansville, a three time loser, falls from first place in the Associated Press small college poll on Thursday. Southern Illinois moves into the top spot after a single loss by the previous leader as the Top Ten list shows new order and voting details.
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Associated Press
Evansville
Southern Illinois
Southern Wats
Ark
State
M. St. Mary's
Northern Mich
Revised Cedar Park lease approved by Memorial commission
The Memorial commission approved a revised lease with the Cedar Rapids Baseball Club for use of Veterans Memorial Stadium. The agreement sets a $3000 seasonal base with attendance-based payments, now requiring 65 000 attendees before additional charges apply, and lists Cedar Rapids representatives at the meeting. Doug Berry and Bruce Nemecek led Wash in multiple gym events while Jeff and Jeff teammates posted top finishes in parallel bars floor and rings.
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Sullivan
Iteam
Cedar
Ege
The
Rapids Baseball Club
Jerson
Veteran Memorial Stadium
Memorial Commission
Commission
Ed Morris
Lee Winterberg
Mike Swords
Ball Club
Jeff
Bruce Nemecek
Wash
Jay Nissen
Doug Berry
Jim Leng
Nash
Dennis Weidenman
Pat Terry Allbrecht, Jr
Jim Nash
Day Nissen
el Robben
Tim Johnson
Berry
Terry Aalirett Sefts A. Im
Long Wash
Jim Long
Eff
Dick Hoover
Tle
Dougero
Terry Albrecht
Jeff Shi
Jick Hoover
John James
Park commission approves stadium repairs and lights
The commission plans about $6,000 for painting and repair of the stadium, installs 16 infield lights, and authorizes $30 to reopen a restroom beneath the bleachers. Winterberg cites 62 115 in attendance and a $3 200 deficit from rainouts, with higher admissions but lower billboard revenue. Club may seek a beer permit for 1986, noting the park is among two of ten Midwest league parks not selling beer.
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Commission
Winterberg
Baseball Llub
C.R
Kenwood Teams Lead In Church Volleyball League Action
Kenwood No 2 and St Paul Post win in A division with 15-5 11-14 15-4. Kenwood Presbyterian No 2 defeats Lovely Lane in B circuit 15-11 15-3 15-8. Other A winners include First Presbyterian Kenwood Presbyterian No 1 and Christ Church. B winner Church of Brethren.
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Lovely Lane
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Christ Church
Church of Brethren
Christie
St. Paul's
Etsy Presbyterian
Westmint Presbyterian
Kenwood
Grace Breth
Ren
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Noel
Prairie Anamosa 7th 8th Teams Split Doubleheader
Prairie Anamosa split a 7th and 8th grade basketball doubleheader. Prairie 8th graders won 37 to 28. Anamosa 7th graders lost 22 to 29. Key scorers were Jim Edwards 17 for Anamosa and Jon Brase 11 for Prairie.
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Prairie
Hawk
Jim Edwards
Jon Brase
Curt Wiley
Duane Modracek
Robertson
Iowa Swimmers Place in Florida Holiday Meets
Iowa swimmers finished in the Fort Lauderdale holiday events led by John Scheda Paul Monahon and Ron Berry placing in the new Hall of Fame inter national meet Scheda Monahon and Berry earned sixth places in their events. Coach Bob Allen noted five Iowa athletes placed in the East West meet with Skip Jensen taking eighth in the 100 yard backstroke. Fourteen Iowa swimmers participated in the meets.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Bob Allen
John Scheda
Paul Monahon
Ron Berry
Allen
Scheda
Monahon
Berry
Jensen
Parker Named Grid Coach at The Citadel
Parker Jim Red Parker a successful Arkansas coach was named head football coach at The Citadel in Charleston South Carolina. He is 34 and succeeds Eddie Teague who quit last fall to devote full time to his job as athletic director.
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S.C
Jim “Red” Parker
Arkansas
Citadel
Parker
Eddie Teague
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