Wash Girls Win 75-52 at Prairie
Washington defeated Prairie 75-52 behind a sharp second half and the combined scoring of Sue Peterson and Lisa Hupter. Peterson scored 26, Hupter 34 across the final three quarters as Wash built a sizable lead, while Prairie’s Julie Janga was held to 12 points. Prairie's Sheila Lynch led with 25, but Wash shot 57 percent in the second half and totaled 52.7 percent for the game.
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Foreman Stabler Honored in 1974 Sporting News awards
Ken Stabler Oakland Raiders quarterback and Chuck Foreman Minnesota Vikings running back were named 1974 Sporting News players of the year for the AFC and NFC. Stabler led with 26 touchdown passes and 178 completions to boost the Raiders to the AFC Western Division title and postseason runs. Foreman totaled 15 touchdowns and strong receiving and rushing totals as the Vikings reached the Super Bowl for the second straight year. The article lists numerous all star selections by conference and team across offense and defense.
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Randy White Wins Lombardi Award
Maryland All American defensive tackle Randy White won the fifth Vince Lombardi Award as the nation s outstanding lineman at a Houston dinner benefiting the American Cancer Society. White, who had 147 tackles and 12 sacks for Maryland, acknowledged potential first round NFL draft selection and expressed willingness to play for any team.
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American Cancer Society For Research
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Rich Glover
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Peck Leads Cougar Swim Victory Over Dubuque Senior
Peck won two individual events and swam on the winning 200 yard medley relay as the Cougars defeated Dubuque Senior 90.5 to 81.5 on Thursday. Kennedy junior varsity took a 102-47 win in the 200 medley relay.
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Collins Scores Win In Industrial Play
Collins defeats Town Na sional 53 to 28 in industrial league action led by Bowen's 32 points. IBEW 204 over Penick & Ford 46 to 21 with Miller scoring 22. Cherry Barrett leads Cryovac 49 to 38. Fleischaker 16. Cleveland Browns raise ticket prices by 1 to 2 dollars for fall games. upper box seats now $8.
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Jeff Wrestlers Fall Kennedy In 35 14 Dual
Kennedy earns three wins and a draw as Dave Brown upset Jeffs 119-pounder Jim Bolvang and Jefferson dominates the meet. Mel Wieland praises the effort but notes Kennedy’s two seniors were limited as Jefferson, the two-time defending state AAA champions, built a 18-0 lead before Brown’s upset sparked a late push.
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Crown Point Coach Named UD Football Mentor
Crown Point High School coach Larry Pohlman was chosen as the University of Dubuque head football coach. He posted a 14 18 record at Crown Point and previously coached at East Gary High School.
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UNI Gymnasts Take on Hawks in Big Ten Duel
UNI gymnastics coach Gar Stych faces a tough first dual meet on January 20 as the Panthers travel to meet defending Big Ten champion Iowa. Iowa hailed as one of the finest teams, while former Cedar Rapids prep Mike Doty returns from a knee injury to bolster UNI’s all around competition.
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Mike Doty
Acion
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Riggs and Knievel Plan to Compete at Dayton Tennis Classic
In Dayton Ohio Bobby Riggs and Evel Knievel announce a side show at the Dayton Pro Tennis Classic starting January 21 They will also compete in free throw shooting and putting events The event features a $30000 purse with players including Motreyvili Ramirez not participating due to Davis Cup duties Masters Masters Masters defending doubles title and Donahue rounds out a celebrity lineup
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Sports Slate Delivers Fragmented Local Schedule
A scrambled list of high school and college games appears for Saturday. Key entries mention West Denware against Mur Lon, Dubuave at Jett, BA at Wash, and Benton at Inhate with various other matchups across Iowa and neighboring towns.
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Ironworkers Key To Olympic Games Fallout
Montreal AP reports striking ironworkers may vote to accept a government imposed settlement ending an eight week walkout that shut the Olympic Stadium and other projects. Bourassa estimated raises totaling 86 cents per hour with retroactivity from Jan 1, while Ottawa refuses to cover Olympic debts. The dispute adds to spiraling costs and delays ahead of the 1976 Games.
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Ryun Resists Retirement Eyes Comeback in 1975
Jim Ryun, the former Kansas star and world mile record holder, tentative retirement plans gave way to a renewed drive. Encouraged by wife Ann and coach Bob Timmons, he will train anew, aiming to peak in May and June for the $100,000 Houston Astrodome meet, while downplaying money's role in his pursuit. Meanwhile Bob Lutz Stan Smith Dick Stock and Roscoe Tanner named to U S Davis Cup team for Mexico tie in Palm Springs in January.
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Five Cardinals Sign 1975 Contracts in Offseason Moves
Five St Louis Cardinals signed 1975 contracts including Ed Brinkman and Elias Sosa. Brinkman, 33, joined from San Diego in November trade for Alan Foster Rich Foelkers and Sonny Siebert after playing for Detroit last season. Sosa, 24, joined from San Francisco with Ken Rudolph in exchange for Mare Hill last October. Also signed were John Curtis Ted Sizemore and Keith Hernandez.
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Detroit Aides Sign With Lions Ahead Of Next Season
Detroit Lions announce two assistant coaches Raymond Berry and Wally English signed for 1975. Coach Rick Forzano to be joined by remaining assistants. Jerry Glanville and John McLaughlin still negotiating. Other coaches Ed Khayat John Meyer and John Hollway left for other jobs. Mets Sign Four Players Including Torre Jones Espinosa Hampton to 1975 Contracts. Torre moves from Cardinals to Mets slated for third base with power potential.
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