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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1968
Page
12
Coe led Ripon 64-62 with 36 seconds left in regulation but Bill Mikolyzk tied the game. Ripon outscored Coe 11-1 in overtime as the Kohawks despite rookies' scoring fell short 75-65 at home.
USC star Earl McCullouch matched the meet and Sports Arena record with a seven second flat in the 60 yard high hurdles at the Los Angeles Invitational Track Meet Friday night.
A long list of college games includes Iowa 66 over Luther 65, Coe 45 over St. Olaf 63, Knox 60 over Williams 103, Vermont 74 tying Central Conn 74, Carleton 71 over Monmouth 35, and many more scores across the Midwest and East regions with numerous small colleges and universities reporting outcomes.
A rundown lists varied college basketball scores featuring Sam Houston, Santa Fe, Zarland Baptist, New Mexico College, Amarillo College, Cal Poly Pomona, Whitworth, Eastern Washington, Montana teams, Loyola, Long Beach, UC Irvine, Weber State, Westminster Utah, Adams State, Northwest Wyoming, Carroll Montana, Montana Tach, Arizona, Air Force, Colroado State, Whitman, College of Idaho, Linfield, Lewis and Clark, Willamette, Oregon Tech, Eastern Oregon, Simon Fraser, Cascade College, and more. Scores show tight games and wide outcomes across the season.
Boston 120, New York 114. Garroit 133, Seaitia 11 percent. San Francisco 131, Philadelphia. Pittsburgh 132, New Orleans 126. New Jersey 122, Indiana 110. Dallas 102, Houston. Danver 117, Anaheim 119.
Decorah topped New Hampton 24-17 as Rich Juve earned the lone pin in 3:17 at 112 pounds. Waukon rolled West Union 36-6 with three pins by Watkon and a 36-16 reserve win. Falls counted for 95 Daryl Smock, 154 Doug Alahisiron, and 180 Mike Spinner with times listed.
Maquoketa recorded five pins and a 34 14 victory over Monticello on Friday night. Doug Jacobs Maquoketa earned his 15th straight win at 127 pounds. Maquoketa reserves won 17 16 with multiple wrestlers securing falls including Branman Gruenwald and Sino among others.
Durant defeated Mt Vernon 24 to 22 in a close match. Falls included Grant Jones 95 pounds beating Tom Wolf in 4 minutes 47 seconds and Murray Fitzer 103 pounds defeating Ralph Pilasierer in 1 minute 40 seconds. Bill Bys 133 pounds for Mt Vernon defeated Dick Bullard in 5 minutes 24 seconds.
In Napa California Dave Marr grabbed a one stroke lead after a three under par 69 in the Kaiser International Open. Steve Spray of Cedar Rapids was one behind at 146 after a 76. The event at Silverado Country Club began late due to frost with 73 players making the cut.
Williamsburg stays atop the South Iowa Cedar League at 8-0 after beating Iowa Valley Marengo 68-66. Rick Brown scores 18 for Iowa Valley as Williamsburg eyes a third straight league title with BGM at 7-1 and Iowa Valley at 6-2.
Elkader defeated West Central of Maynard 74 to 56 on Friday night led by Kevin Vorwald with 18 points. Wayne Bachman led West Central with 18 points. Elkader JV followed with a 54 to 29 win.
Durant beat Mid-Prairie 76-66 to pull even atop the East Iowa Hawkeye league with Mt. Vernon. Dave Wirth scored 23 for Durant while Doug Greiner had 20 for Mid-Prairie. Mid-Prairie and Mt. Vernon both sit at 7-2, Solon trails at 6-3 after Mt. Vernon’s win over West Branch.
Ted Schroeder scored 27 points to lift Denver past Turkey Valley 106 65. Lee Meyer led Turkey Valley with 17 points. Denver’s Nancy Konarske added 19, and Pauline Kuenn had 20 to top the girls 41 36.
Dysart Geneseo fell 44 41 to Dysart North Tama in the girls game while the boys finished 65 65. Kim Powell and Ann Wieck led North Tama with 17 points each and LeAnn Paulsen scored 25 for Dysart. Jeff Ticklenberg led Dysart with 26 and Bill Burkhart had 22 for North Tama.
Brooklyn-BGM defeated Keota 69 to 56 extending its South Iowa Cedar record to 7 wins and 1 loss. Jim Schwiebert scored 18 for Brooklyn-BGM while Jim Flynn added 17 for Keota.
Clarence beat Lisbon 69-50 as Becky Elijah scored 23 points and Kathy Kohl added free 231 for Lisbon. In the boys game Clarence defeated Lisbon 51-43 in overtime with Eric Broderson and Denny Hulse each scoring 12 while Dave Benhart led Lisbon with 16.
Rod Rust, head coach at North Texas State, was interviewed in Salt Lake City as one of six finalists for Utah’s head football coach job. A decision is expected Monday with Homer Smith Chet Franklin Leonard Shurmur Wayne Hardin Larry Wilson Stan Sheriff among others considered. Rust led North Texas to 7-1-1 this season in his first year as head coach.
Keystone game recap shows LaSalle sophomores defeating Benton Community 64 to 43. Mike Loetfler led LaSalle with 24 points, Tom Mraz added 13, Holst had 14 for Benton, and other scorers included Pickart Welsh Ford and Rieder among the listed players.
Wheatland boys beat Lowden 59 to 45 as Kurt Hein led with 18 points and Ben Knoche added 16. In the girls contest Wheatland pulled away 52 to 21 with Jacque Muhl scoring 18 and Kathy Schmidt leading Lowden with eight.
Don Torpey scored 26 points to lift Vinton to a 62 48 victory over Anamosa Friday night. Greg Sinkey led Anamosa with 14 points as the Anamosa sophs pulled out a 69 65 win.
Chris Westphal scoring 42 propelled Midland girls to an 82 45 win over Delwood. Twyla Specht led Delwood with 19. In the boys game Delwood beat Midland 83 50 as Pat Powers scored 24. Rob Christensen led Midland with 11.
Garnavillo beat Starmont 57 to 48 as Knickerbocker scored 23 and Reimer added 18 for Garnavillo. In the girls game Garnavillo prevailed 60 to 52 with Marie Kruse scoring 21 while Starmont’s Vicki Dozark led with 20 points.
Postville used a 51-36 win over loop leader Valley to climb to 6 2 in the conference as Valley remained 7 2. Doug Smith led Postville with 21 points while Valley’s Paul Fauser added 14. Postville meets Fayette next.
Greg Steffens led Oxford Junction with 24 points as the team defeated Olin 79 to 47. Larry Graf and Sid Moreland each scored 11 for Olin. In the girls game Mary Rohwedder scored 24 for Olin in a 51 to 34 win over Oxford Junction. Kathy Mizaur added 19 for Oxford Junction.
Marilyn Blume scored 53 points to lift Tripoli over Plainfield 66-32. Gayle Smith led Plainfield with 11. In the boys game, Tripoli won 83-66 as David Fink tallied 25 for Tripoli and John Wilken paced Plainfield.
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San Francisco 49ers name Dick Nolan 35 as head coach with a five year contract. Nolan has spent six seasons as Dallas Cowboys defensive coach and takes over a franchise still seeking its first NFL championship after firing Jack Christiansen following a 7 7 season.
Luther led by 17 early and held a 74 57 advantage with 8 10 left. John Miller scored 28 second half points to power Upper Iowa and Rich Hayes’ late travel error sealed a 86 85 win for the Peacocks over Luther in Decorah.
Washington defeated Aegis 100 to 52 in gymnastics led by Wally Kann and Jeff James. Kann won long horse and parallel bars while James won floor exercise and high bar. Individual event results list Kann, James and others across apparatus.
Linn-Mar 66 Prairie 49 with balanced Linn-Mar scoring led by Brainard 14 McCloskey 13 Jones 13 and Gill Bishop 8. Prairie defense was led by Jon Brase who scored 18, with Brase 1B Anderson 2 Johnson 7 Weaver 2 and other Prairie players Ka.
Marion sophomores defeated Manchester 48 to 35 in Marion led by Bob Schuele with 23 points. Jim Lechtenberg followed with 10 for Manchester. Scorers listed include Schuetnar, Lehmuecker, Meggers, Parks, Yuva, Hucker, Walker, Wells, Begley for Marion and Cehrall, Riley, Lechtenberg, Phillips, Thomsen, Carrads, Andrews for Manchester.
Marion struggled as Manchester defeated them 34 12 with four falls while Marion’s Mike Madeson 103 upset Helmsicks in 1 35 to raise his record to 12 0. Gary DeBow remained undefeated at 127 pounds. Marion Jayvees won 28 26.
Marion sophomores won three falls but lost to Manchester 28 to 18. Individual results show M. Teeteseener defeated Hoffman, Wilson beat Sorenson, Helmrichs edged Royce, Atwater won on a decision, Kilvasher topped McElliott, Garrison defeated Winistorfer, and MacNitt won by decision Brown.
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