Bowling Highlights and Scores From Jubilee Lanes
Bill Goddard bowled the city’s sixth 279 game of the season in the Parlor City Keglers league at Jubilee lanes. Arlo Whitman led with a 671 series. Merle Pratt 258 game and 655 series. Fern Meyers 230 game and other strong showings across multiple leagues and teams.
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Coe and Loras split pins in wrestling clash at Coe fieldhouse
In a Thursday night meet, Coe and Loras wrestled to a 21-13 decision in favor of Loras. Bill McRenolds earned an 11-1 decision at 130 pounds, Dick Imos pinned at 2 39, and Lineman forfeit noted. Bob Ocken and Bob Jubenville led Loras with pins and decisions, while Don MacKay and Pete Fader provided notable results for Coe.
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Cedar Rapids Skaters Headed to National Outdoor Championships
The Iowa Skating Assn sends 13 Cedar Rapids skaters to the National Outdoor Speed Skating Championships in St Paul Minnesota. Entrants include Mary Jo Hutchcroft Becky Johnson Gregg Gongwere Rosemary Fiala Mike Springer Sandy Stastny Terry Springer Jerry Hutchcroft Bill Armstrong Bruce Trimble Ocie Trimble Ron Steichen. Selection was based on derby points attitude and times plus ISA board committee recommendation.
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Becky Johnson
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Rosemary Fiala
Mike Springer
Doug Winfrey
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Terry Springer
Jerry Hutchcroft
Bill Armstrong
Bruce Trimble
Ocie Trimble
Ron Steichen
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Prairie seventh eighth grade wrestling beats Marion 23 20
Prairie’s seventh and eighth grade team defeated Marion 23 to 20 in Thursday matches. Individual results included several decisive pins and tight decisions across weights from 70 to 136 pounds.
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Pone Kingpetch Reclaims Flyweight Title in Thailand
Pone Kingpetch of Thailand won the world flyweight championship for a third time by split decision over Hiroyuki Ebihara of Japan in Rajdamnern stadium Bangkok. Referee Sa Ard Kinsrsock scored 71 68 for Pone while Japanese judge Takeo Ugo had Ebihara ahead 73 71. AP tally favored Pone 72 68.
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Palmer Quits Smoking Ties Open Lead With Lema
Palmer, having quit smoking, shoots a 67 to join Tony Lema at five under par and tie for the lead in the Lucky International Open. Don January remains one stroke back as rain and slick greens hinder scoring on Thursday's first round.
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Golf Round Notes Predict Cutoff After Friday
After Friday's round, 80 professionals posted scores. The predicted cut line was set at 148, shaping final standings and qualification prospects for the remaining rounds.
Anamosa Triumphs 32 8 in Wrestling Thriller
Anamosa earned a 32 to 8 victory over Mt. Vernon with three falls including Keith Kouba at 154 pinning in 1 50. Anamosa reserves won 18 to 13 as also noted with several bouts decided close to the final score.
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Everett Allmond
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Ron Shada
South Carolina Coach resigns after exhaustion hospital stay
Columbia South Carolina AP Chuck Noe resigned Thursday as basketball coach of the University of South Carolina less than two weeks after entering a hospital to recover from complete exhaustion.
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