Hawks Dominate LaSalle in Prairie Mat Meet
Prairie wrestlers thumped LaSalle 385 in a intra city meet as Prairie tops LaSalle 92 1. Jerry Schropp 103 pounds and Gary Schropp 120 pounds plus Jack Spore heavyweight won by fall. Derence Kowalski earned a LaSalle decision at 133 pounds and Steve Kral drew Dusil at 180. LaSalle finishes 4 6 and Prairie JV won 22 6 with Tom Hronick and John Oakley securing pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie
LaSalle
Hawks
Laalle
Jerry Schropp
Gary Schropp
Jack Spore
Jerry
Bob Brunius
Gary
Tom Banse
Spore
Arnold Lane
Derence Kowalski
Steve Kral
Gary Dusil
Tom Hronick
John Oakley
Rick Schropp
Dean Erger
Schropp
Bob Bruntus
Jerry ‘Hartley
Ron Russel Leet
Karl Charipar
Ya — Terry Truhlar
John Philipp
Ar’ Wood
Mike Ranfall
Gary Dusit
Lincoln Nips Linn-Mar 24 23 in dual wrestling meet
Lincoln Stanwood-Mechanicsville used a final fall to edge Linn-Mar 24 23 in a Lions gym dual. Von Behren pinned Airy at heavyweight 4 25 securing the slim win as Sejkora moved to 13 2 with a 1 38 pin and Driscoll added a Lincoln pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Stanwood-Mechanicsville
Linn-Mar
Lions
von Behren
The
Core
Ken “Hatcher
Gary Sejkora
Driscoll
Sejkora
Loebischer
Dec
Rooks
Wi—Zerke
Weller
Kane
Rhoads
Unruh
Wright
Anderson
Stathe
Watkins
S¢-Hatcher
Kinzel
Seikora
LAA
Crock
Baushman
Winona Matmen Top Luther in Dual Meet
Winona State College defeated Luther 22 to 11 in Decorah for its ninth straight victory. Luther’s Davis Johnson extended his dual meet win streak to 26 with a decision over Winona’s Ray Jelkicha. Johnson also defeated Len Simmons and Ralph Schepeder, while Ray Wicks pinned Gress rake and Jack Zwalinski pinned Don Miller in the heavyweight bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Winona State College
Luther
Norse
Davis Johnson
Winona
Ray Jeklicha
A Leegee
Darold Ardirdse
Ray Jelicha
Parry King
Ralph Schepeder
En Len ‘Simmons
Mike Kurt
Tannienilt
Neal Aan
Tae Ray Wicks
Gres Rake
Dan Sehrabeck
Mertin Christensen
Hwt
Jack Zwalinski
Don Miller
Lenway Named To Kids Board
Al Lenway was elected as a member of the Kids league board of directors at the group's January meeting Wednesday night. The 2%-man board for the city's summer program now includes Northwest Mike Augustine Carl Bal vant Bob Clark Dwayne Kelley Dave Randolph Harley Steele George Thom son Al Lenway NP Southwest Roy Attard Pinkie Fuller Kermit Rasmussen Jack Stone Southeast Ken Freeman Jack Osden Harold Primrose Gus Schrader Ivor Stanley Bob Vrbicek Northeast Wilbur Beckman Don Buchheister Emil Klompar Chuck Norton Bill Quinby Theron Thorasen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Lenway
Kids League Board of Directors
Northwest
Mike Augustine
Carl Balvant
Bob Clark
Dwayne Kelley
Dave Randolph
Harley Steele
George Thomson
Roy Attard
Pinkie Fuller
Kermit Rasmussen
Jack Stone
Ken Freeman
Jack Osden
Harold Primrose
Gus Schrader
Ivor Stanley
Bob Vrbicek
Wilbur Beckman
Don Buchheister
Emil Klompar
Chuck Norton
Bill Quinby
Theron Thorasen
Red Peppers Names and Talent Roster for Next Year
The roster addition shows two guards likely to help after Dennis Pauling and Chris Perrall depart. Chris Philips, a Sac City standout, and Ron Norman, son of a former Iowa State star now coaching in Freeport Indiana, are 63. Other buyers remain and four Eastern Iowa newcomers join from Lincoln Stanwood Mechanicsville Waukon Iowa City. Wahoo McDaniel receives Indian Athlete of the Year trophy from Chief Thundercloud, who notes McDaniel as the first Indian to play professional football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Pauling
Chris Perrall
Chris Philips
Sac City
Ron Norman
Iowa State
Freeport
Vic Rogers
Antioch
Fred Crum
Pittsburgh
Iowa
Jim Koering
Lincoln High
Stanwood Mechanicsville
Dean Mouw
Waukon
Mike Roberts
Mike Wymore
Iowa City, A Co
Berry Stainback
Sport Magazine
New York Jets
Wahoo McDaniel
Thundercloud
Wahoo
Chief Thundercloud
Jim Thorpe
Thorpe
Skaters In Great Lakes Golf Report Mixed Results
In Pebble Beach play 1964 Crosby event, Dal Morey and Gay Brewer led best ball with 60 while Brewer shot 74. Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax teamed for 63 in a five handicap stroke scramble. Nicklaus opened with 73 at Cypress Point and Ogden scored a hole in one at Mont West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morey
High Point
N.C
Gay Brewer
Brewer
al Besselink
Los Angeles Dodger
Don Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Ken Still
Jack Nicklaus
Cypress Point
Bill Ogden
Marion Dominates Two Junior High Basketball Contests
Marion seventh and eighth grade teams posted two victories over Monticello Thursday at Marion. Morning Sun, Camanche, and others top district polls as West Sioux and Daven port Central vie for state berths in class A and regional opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Becky
Dan Johnson
Mike Keown
iPrie
S. Ie
Ae Vay
Eart Echiter
Mike Springer
Alan
Nashua
Anamosa
A . Ie
Marion
Eig
Northwest
Whwitzer
Ake Springer
West Sioux
Hawarden
Rock-Hack Roh Peal
Lance Paulson
Well City
Algona
Holstein
Monticello George
Marcus
Rock Valley
Ida
Reve
Spitlake
ebolt-Arthur
Central District i
Clarion
Hampton
Gran- the Indian
Humbold
An‘e . Keny
Urbandale
North
Kevin Polk
Alleman
North Tama
Traer
Belmond
Alden
Southwest
Collins
Willie Dirks
Monticello Sev| Clarion
Cap-Wie Ee Ete
Cena Bean
Greg Morris
Willan Jonetson
Allen O’dean
Morning Sun
Camanche
I Central
Dewith
Wapelle Marion
Monticello
Wilson Cagers Defeat Anamosa Reformatory
Wilson-Cedar Rapids team defeats Anamosa Reformatory 107 to 89 in CLASS AA action. The report lists district scores across West Waterloo East Waterloo Fort Dodge and Des Moines region teams with several line items and scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa -- Wilson & Co
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
West Waterloo
East Waterloo
Cegar Falls
Washington
Cee
Rapids Jefferson
Cedar
Davenport
Bettendorf
Iowa City
Fort Madison
West
Davis County
Bloomfield
North
Scott
Eldridge
Burlington
Clinton
Fairfield
Waterloo Verdict Questions School Board Authority Over Married Students
Waterloo Iowa. Judge Blair Wood ruled the Waterloo board acted beyond its powers by barring Ronald Green a married student from play. The Iowa Association of School Boards may join in seeking Supreme Court review of the injunction while noting gray areas in school policy and student conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa Association of School Boards
Waterloo Board of Education
Iowa Supreme Court
Waterloo Board
Blair Wood
Day
Ronald Green
East
Sp9
George Hohill
Chai
Des
Moines
Aridits
Hohl
Ce Ee
Marion Green
Bas
Cherry-Burrell
Allis-Chalmers
Murray
Green
Bradwelgs
Evicksan
Big Sox
Maroney
Wessel
Bousek
Santer
Gerner
Des Moines
Blythe Cent
Associated Press
Association of School Boards
Ing
Supreme Court
Conn
Prep and College Sports Results Snapshot
A mixed set of results across prep basketball wrestling and college play. Notable wins include B Cascade Aquin 68 over Dyers Xavier 5 and G Allison Bristow 95 over Clarkseville 54. college action features North Dakota 97 over Parsons 75 and Florida A&M 84 over Bowling Green 74. Pro basketball scores Baltimore 123 Los Angeles 121 and St Louis 103 Detroit 2. Pro hockey Detroit Montreal 2 Boston 4 Chicago 3.
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Cascade Aquin
Dyers
Xavier
Allison-Bristow
Gumont
G—Allison-Bristow
Clarkseville
Benton County
Clear Creek
Norway
Shellsburg
Garrison
Manchester
Dub. Wahlert
Prairie An Cri Lasalle
Lincoln
Linn-Mi
Yowa Colleges
North Dakota
Parsons
South Car
Florida A&m
Bowling Green
North Illinois
Virginia Tech
E. Sarafina
Florida Southern
Stetson
Denison
Marietta
Akron
North Carolina A&t
Central Mo
Bethany
Aegis
Colorado
Baltimore
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Detroit
Montreal
Boston
Chicago
St Paul Churches Lead In Church Volleyball Night
St Paul No 1 swept Christ Church 15-5 15-5 while St Paul No 2 and No 7 posted wins in the church league at Northbrook with matches featuring First Christian First Presbyterian Kenwood Pres and Salem U B among others. Bruce Trimble and Trimble tied to the action as St Paul teams dominated the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Bruce
St. Paul Methodist Noble
Calvin Presbyterian
Navy
Northbrook
Tlbutla
C. R
Voleyball
Thurspines
St. Paul No. 1
Christ Church
First Christian
First Presby
Eer
Grace Brethren
Kenwood Pres
First Lutheran
Si Paul's
Cheist Church
Vea
de Gue
Kenwood Method
Olivet Pres
St. James Meth
Latter -Day Sis
Elle
Terwilliger Tops Kohawks in Carleton clash at Coe fieldhouse
Emmett Terwilliger, a 20 point scorer for the Carleton Knights, leads the league leading Carleton squad against Coe in the Kohawks home conference opener at Coe fieldhouse. Friday’s game spotlights Carleton’s 6-7 center Clark Marshall and the Kohawks’ sophomore starters in a pivotal Midwest Conference contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Terwilliger
Carleton
Coe
Kohawks
Carls
Clark Marshall
Kohawk
St. Olaf
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Hawks Rip LaSalle
Richard Dvorakeh
Tom * Rehtek
Winona Matmen
Lenway
Kids
Memorial Coliseum
Cedar. Rapids
Sat
Jim Thomas
Central City
Rocky Corone
A.A.U
Eby’s Sporting Goods
New York
Ron Swoboda
Shea Stadium
C.R
Great Lakes
Golf
Pebble Beach
Mont West
N.E.N.W
Terey
al Gelberger
Ken Towns
Paul Gondeson
Lee Yman
al Sesselink
George Bayer
Sad Holscher
Raymond Floyd
Af Mengert
Bruce Crampton
Tommy Jacobs
Jon Cherry
George Archer
Frank Wharton
Joe Taylor
Martinsdale
Paul Harney
Wash
Jett
Gazelle Waterloo
Waterloo West
East High
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Wahawks
Dan
Gable
C. R. Wash
Jeff
Warriors
J-Hawks
Davenport Central
Joe Carstensen
West Allis
Wis
Rock Island
Manhattan
Wilson Cagers
Anamosa Reformatory
Ooo
Wood
Black Hawk County
Celins
Acne Cieimers
Tha ‘Davarnmant
Eshani
Ciusey Ya Ae
Quaker Oats
Indus‘board
Welty Hohl
Vicerhent Board
Bankery
Crete
Sutphen
Carene
Brown
Moore
Davis
Copeland
Roper
Thaylor
Welly Way
Peterson
Heist
Reilly
Quaker
Industrial League
IBM
Merchants National Bank
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
James £. Davis
Davis-Jones-Agency Incorporated
Terwilliger
Frisch
F ” Terwilliser
Chap
Valentine
F Levett
Or Pietrzak
Pharspall
Griffin
S Wilson
Smith
Ss Arade
Tune
iCoe
Olaf
Tokyo
Pan
Takeshi Fujil
Han Wlu
Kim Duk-Bong
South Korea
Milan
Maly
Giuseppe Rose
Jose Manzur
Arjae Ina
Tony Doyle
Utah
Lars Norling
Stockholm
Sweden
Columbus
Brooks
Kcrg Sports Booster Club
Kcrg-Radio 1660
Lumberland
Third Avenue
BUICK
First Avenue
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