Bettendorf Star Schmelzer Leads Valley Scoring Pace
Bettendorf's Kurt Schmelzer tops the Mississippi Valley Conference scoring with 22.2 points per game, 1.6 ahead of Iowa City's Hargrave. Cedar Rapids Kennedy's Craig Enright averages 18.2 for fourth in the Valley. Cedar Rapids Wash boasts the league's top offense at 78.4, while Bettendorf leads in defense with 50 points allowed. Also, NFL rookies of the year Don Woods and Wilbur Jackson were named by Sporting News. Paris officials report a Mirage jet sale to Libya in 1970.
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Battle Royal at Coliseum headlines Sunday wrestling show
Five pro bouts set at Memorial Coliseum on Sunday evening including an 84-Man Battle Royal with a 950 dollar purse. Top entrants include Jerry Oates Lord Alfred Hayes Omar Atlas Bobby Jaggers Mike George and others. Doors open 6 45 p m tickets on sale Sunday noon at the Coliseum box office.
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Ken Ramey
Lord Alfred Hayes
Ronnie Etthison
Memorial Coliseum
Kirkwood Plans Recreation Program Across Cedar Rapids Area
Kirkwood announces indoor recreation programs at neighborhood schools in Cedar Rapids and Marion starting Jan 13. Over 40 evening classes include men’s, women’s and coed options in karate, dancing, gymnastics, tumbling, officiating, swimming, table tennis and ballet. Fees: $10 for 10 weeks for adults. open swimming $9 individuals $14 couples. Contact Kirkwood community education at 398 5529 for registration.
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Cubs Sign Four Add to 1975 Roster
Chicago Cubs announce four more signees for 1975 bringing total to 11. Pitchers Herb Hutson Jim Krimmel Willie Pratt and infielder Bob Sperring agreed to terms. Hutson went 49 4 at Wichita in 1974 Krimmel 8 6 and Pratt 4 12.
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Kentucky State Holds Poll Lead in AP Rankings
Kentucky State Thoro Reds, 6-0 after beating Wa bash 78-69, stay No. 1 in The Associated Press college basketball poll for the fourth straight week. Starring Ross Smith in the starting lineup, the soph transfer from Lincoln LA posted 11 rebounds, seven blocks and 12 points. The New Orleans Privateers climb to No. 2 behind 9-0 record, while Gardner-Webb falls to No. 3 after losses to Elon and Campbellsville. Jackson State moves to No. 4, with Eastern Illinois, Tennessee-Chattanooga, Old Dominion, Bentley, Morgan State, Southern University, Armstrong State, Assumption, Augs t ana, Youngstown and Cameron rounding out the top 15.
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Harris Accepts Head Coach Role For European Cup Team
Del Harris 47 resigns as Earlham coach after nine seasons guiding a 175-70 record. He will become head coach of Swede’s top team next month and lead them in the European Cup series against several European nations. His 1971 Earlham squad reached NCAA Trials in Kansas City.
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Waugh Named Simpson College Football Coach
Maury Waugh, 34, resigned as University of Dubuque head coach and was named to the same job at Simpson College. He replaces Larry Johnson and will take over effective Jan. 13, with no other sports duties. Waugh posted a 16-38-3 record at Dubuque and was 2-8 in 1974 with the Spartans.
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Spirits trade veteran guard Freddy Lewis for Tom Owens
ST LOUIS AP The American Basketball Association's St Louis Spirits traded veteran guard Freddy Lewis to Memphis Sounds for center-forward Tom Owens. Lewis, 31, ranks among ABA leaders in career scoring and assists. Owens, in his fourth ABA season, averaged 8 points and 5 rebounds for the Spirits in five games this season.
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