Hawkeye Open Race Dominates Cedar Rapids Skating Meet
Hawkeye Speed Skating Club of Cedar Rapids won the Hawkeye Open at Lou Dennis rink with 206 points led by Kent Zenor and Jeff Bradley. Ed Jacquin of Gateway St. Louis swept senior events including a 5 mile record. Northwood and Gateway also posted top placings across divisions.
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Cedar Rapids
Lou Dennis
Kent Zenor
Jeff Bradley
Hawkeye
Zenor
Bradley
Davenport
Gateway Club of
St. Louis
Ed Jacquin
Jacquin
Iowa Skating Association
Mike Greenland
Joe Meek
Mike
Greenland
Joe) Meek
Meek
Oole
Trimble
Shannon Sable
East Side Club
St. Paul
Minn
Sable
Northwood
Jan Johnson
Gateway
Valerie Slocum
Clayton’s
Carla Buriks
Nora Buriks
Beth Wolff
Adrian Buiiks
Clayton
Kevin Korsmo
Pate Sets Sights On Major Wins After Phoenix Victory
Jerry Pate, a standout rookie, won the Phoenix Open in a dramatic playoff over Dave Stockton, aiming to add a major title to his breakout year. He reflected on pressure, a tough final round, and his Masters dream in his birthplace region.
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Phoenix
Jerry Pate
Jack Nicklaus
Japan
Dave Stockton
Pate
Stockton
Phoenix Country Club
West Wins in Black Grid Classic
Jeremiah Tillman of Jackson State starred for the West in a 12-9 win over the East at the Black College All-American Football Classic in the Coliseum. Tillman sparked the opening drive with a 47 yard pass to Wister Hayes and later ran six yards for the decisive margin as Bethune-Cookman’s Charlie White added a 27 yard TD.
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Jeremiah Tillman
Jackson State
Tillman
Mississippi Valley State
Wister Hayes
Charlie White
Bethune-Cookman
West
Bowling Highlights By Dick Pepmeyer
BECICKA 182 top Men at Legion Lanes with 658 series 225 186 247 while Kathy Fry 256 628 leads Friday Niners at Lancer Lanes. Dozens of shooters across Legion and May City lanes post high scores including Virgil Nelson 269 and Jeanne Perkinson 257.
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Legion Lanes
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Lancer Lanes
Cimino
Don Hangartner
Festival
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Mickey Sievers
Bill Howrey
Alvina Just
Jeanne Perkinson
Joe Pasateri
Monty Crabb
Donna Jayne
Pink Elephant
Larry Beebe
Tom Zimmerman
Wayne Luth
Legion Major
Ken Wagner
Frank James
Ray Hernandez
Tom Birkicht
Novak Auto & Ron Refrigeration
Tom Crofts
Bob Keller
Harlan Koopman
Dick Watkinson
Tootie Barg
Ken Whitlock
Sara Fruechte
Gene Findley
Pat Batcheller
Nancy Koontz
Bill Seaman
Dave Post
Larry Hamer
Lancer
Ken Barg
Don Lattimer
Karl
Clark
Dean Hortkemeyer
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D.J. Lounge
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Bonnie Fitzpatrick
Jim Jensen
Nell Waldorf
Happy Chet
Bill Kissing
Harold Bruner
Rockin’ Rollers
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Thumpers
Wilson Co
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Jubilee Lanes
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Joe
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May City Angels
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Judy Sauter
Goldie Scott
Davis Kirby
Martin Realtor
Gwen Sharpe
Eleanor Frank
Farms
May City Big Ten
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Bill Leberink
Julie Prussman
Paul Smith
Ajram Uphol
Eagles Club
Roy Singenweit
Mary Koh
Rose Ouijiri
B.R. Nuts
Barb Schriever
Bob Snyder
Janet O'Hare
Tally Hos
Kathy Froehlich
Rena Brodt
Bowling Buddies
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Gene Hootman
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Duke urges modified NFL draft for college football survival
Wayne Duke, Big Ten commissioner, calls for a modified NFL draft as essential for college football’s survival. Speaking on the eve of the NCAA convention in Miami Beach, he warns that without it chaos could ensue from agents courting players. He notes NFL chief Rozelle expects some form of draft to be upheld and questions hardship rules affecting underclassmen.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Wayne Duke
Big Ten
National Football League
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Duke
NFL
Pete Rozelle
National Basketball Association
NCAA
NBA
Scheckter Wins Argentine Grand Prix In Scorching Heat
Jody Scheckter won the Argentine Grand Prix covering 198 miles in 1 hour 40 minutes 11.19 seconds at a track heated to 120 degrees. Pace, Reutemann, and Fittipaldi finished second to fourth as heat caused overheating for many cars. James Hunt retired after a 30 lap crash. next race is January 23 at Interlagos, Brazil.
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Buenos Aires
Jody Scheckter
Scheckter
Carlos Pace
Brazil
Carlos Reute
Interlagos
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