Seagren Dominates Millrose Indoor Vault Record
Bob Seagren, 21, of USC indoor pole vaulted to 17-4 3/4 to break his own indoor record at Millrose Games in Madison Square Garden. The win came on his final attempt as he edged a field of milers and runners, with meet records set in several events including 500 yards and 3 miles. Preston Davis led a trio of indoor wins for Army, Villanova, and NYU runners also shining.
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Bob Seagren
University of Southern California
New York
Southern California
Seagren
Preston Davis
Army
Larry James
Villanova
Cherry Records Overtime Win in Industrial League Action
Cherry Records beat Quaker Oats 64 to 61 in overtime at Roosevelt school in the featured Industrial Basketball League game. Wilson & Co defeated The Gazette 89 to 49 with Mike Hall scoring 33 points.
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Cherry Burrell
Quaker Oats
Roosevelt School
Wilson & Co
The
Gazette
Mike Hall
Washington High School Swims Past Kennedy 75 20
Washington high school dominated Kennedy 75 to 20 in a meet at the Warrior pool. Skippers Hartkemeyer led Kennedy with wins in the 50 and 100 freestyle events, while Harvey Birky set a Wash school record in the 400 free with 4 08.0, beating the former state mark.
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Washington high _ school
Kennedy
Washington
Steve Hartkemeyer
Harvey Birky
Jeff Smith
Proctor
Henry
Cook
Krizan
Roctor
Moehlmann
Walkup
Jener
Birky
Casali
Wilson
Keary
Ae Ag
Wiseneten
Retanes Carrithers
Tas Cook
Cedar Rapids Y Team Tops Marshalltown 48 43 in Conference
Cedar Rapids YMCA high school basketball team defeated Marshalltown 48 to 43 in a Corn Belt Conference game. Cedar Rapids players Nasif Nicklaus Paulson Havlik Lee Gordon Klein scored among the top totals. Marshalltown’s Bennan Hines Hauser Hayden and West led with double digits.
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Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids Ymca
Gary Nasif
Gary Nicklaus
Greg Paulson
Steve Havlik
Chuck Lee
Gordon
Klein
Dale Hauser
Dennis Hayden
David Mahouse
Tom Bennan
Paul Barker
Dave West
Alan Burham
Pat Hines
East Loses But Holds Top Wrestling Poll Spot
Waterloo West moves to second after East's 23 19 loss but maintains the No 1 ranking in the class AA Northeast Northwest district. C R Washington drops to third while Prairie and Decorah shift in Class A, with several district tallies and team changes listed.
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Des Moines
Waterloo West
East
IDPA
West
Trojans
C.R. Washington
C.R
Prairie
Hawks
Gazette
Decorah
Iowa City
Davenport Central
Decorah Oh
Britt
Jesup
Wat. Orange
Plainfield
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Riceville
LaPorte City
Bellevue
Vixen
Northwest Dist
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Algona Ig
Spirit Lake
Milford
Holstein
Kingsley-Pierson
Rock Valley
George É
NTRAL
Humboldt
Clarion
Ankeny
Alden
Urbandale
West Marshall
Hampton
Eldora
Belmond
Beaman-Conrad
Adel
Pleasant Valley
Camanche
DeWitt
Sigourney
Williamsburg
Wilton Junction
Canada Highland
Pekin
Durant
Southwest District
Tri-Center
Sorning
Logan-Magnolia
Greenfield Aa
Mc Lewis Central
My Baikbon
Mt. Ayrbert’s
Oakland
Griswold
Linn-Mar Lions Defeat Benton in Narrow Wrestling Showdown
Linn-Mar defeated Benton Community 25 to 19 as Gary Sejkora pinned Wayne Ehrman in the final bout to seal the win after LM led 20-19. LM reserves won 13-9, with multiple decisions by Keith Core and Jim Henderson and a late pin by Sejkora.
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Linn-Mar
Benton Community
Gary Sejkora
Sejkora
Wayne Ehrman
Lions
Gore Hughes
Dale McAtee
Keith Core
Dick Buch
Jim Henderson
Bill Bryant
Jane
Dave Weller
Steve V2i
Steve. Munson
Ben
Craig Wright
Ian Kaestner
Steve Burnett
Eee Kusel
Dave
Dave’ Duran
Mike Kale
Greg Stein
Dan Baugh
Mike Coates
Dave Kinderknecht
Paul Peterson
Rick Worcester
Gary Seikora
Reee
Reee Barrow, Ben., Dec, Keith Wright, 42. 12 Barrett Martin
Ban Becker
Mike Ed
Dave Airy
Larry Stein
RY Hinkel
Dave Arn
Jerry Etzel
Steve Gallagher
Ski reports from Wisconsin and Michigan snow bases and conditions
Ski Rib Mountain in Wisconsin reports a base of 12 to 22 inches with one inch of groomed surface and skiing excellent. Indian Head Mountain in Michigan notes four inches of snow over a 12 to 20 inch base with skiing very good. Mount Telemark in Wisconsin reports two inches of new snow over a 20 to 40 inch base with skiing excellent.
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Wausau
Wis
Bessemer
Mich
Indian Head Mountain
Cable
Mount Telemark
Palmer Faces Gallery Crunch at Los Angeles Open
In Pasadena California Arnold Palmer warned the crowds could complicate play at the Brookside Park course during the Los Angeles Open second round. Twenty eight pros made sub par through the first round with 11 more at even par 71 as Gene Littler Al Geiberger Jimmy Clark and Dave Eichelberger led with 67.
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Pasadena
Calif
Arnold Palmer
Brookside Park
Gene Littler
al Geiberger
Jimmy Clark
Dave Eichelberger
Gene
Are
E Reer
Jes Ve Marr Royal Floyd
Son
Oer’ Wilcox
Rnold Palmer
Are Douglass
Chariie Sifford
Jerry
Jack Montgomery
Bruce Crampton
Paularney
Dave Stockton
Dave Hill
Gardner Dickinson
Tommy
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Billy Casper
A Mike Miller
Ronnie Ief
Don Massengale
Steve Emeest
Rich Martinez
Billy Martindale
Don Finsterwald
Eldridge Miles
Dick Armed
Jin Klee
Laurie Hammer
Ted Makalena
Frank Beard
George Bayer
Dougar
Ay Brewer
Bill Ogden
Chris Blacker
Ack McGowan
Bill Ezinicki
Lou Graham
Venturi
Frank Wharton
Tom Weiskopf
Steve Reid
Yastrzemski comments after meeting Johnson on youth and baseball
Carl Yastrzemski praises the Johnson visit’s impact on his youth and baseball, while Bob King lauds New Mexico’s road team as the best yet and warns against overreliance on physical power. LSU coach Press Mara urges NCAA limits on high school campus tours for recruits.
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Carl Yastrzemski
President Johnson
Bob King
University of Iowa
New Mexico
LSU
Mara Yastrzemskivich
NCAA
Longerbeam Dominates with 258 In Legion Bowling
Longerbeam topped the Legion Coffee Hour league with a 258 game. Julie Christie led the women with a 233 for Town & Country Newcomers, while Donna Haigh posted 226 in the Woman's City Major.
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Julie Christie
Legion
Donna Haigh
Bernie Rizer
Marion Barber Service
Beverly Etzel
Jubilee Jones
Doris Bowray
May City Belles
George Crapp
Ralph Briles
Bill Baker
Judd Longerbeam
Bly
Gene Sykora
Sam Tarey
We “Wel Bes
Robert Nelson
Dean
Owd
Jerry Fairchild
Lyle Boebel
Pete Assidy
Dean Reseres
Longerbeam
Tom Venles
Bob Kitterman
Jack Glessner
Pete Cassidy
Ray Boyer
John Wall
Mark Stephenson
Jim Gillian
Paul Yeaman
Donna_ Haigh
Beverly Collins
Pat Zimmerman
Cleo Syford
Dee Chapman
Louise Cree
Mary Smith
Thelma Karr
Pat Seifert
Julie Wise
Irene Schmitt
Marge Jordan
Gwen Sawyer
Tuddy Wroblewski
Velma Pilati
Rosie Sary
Dorothy Elston
Joyce Schroder
Minnie McQuiston
Bar- Sue Tuttle
Dorothy Telford
Joyce Schroeder
Barbara Clark
Kay Kaup
Town & Country Comets
Kathy Wegemen
Des Moines Register
Y Cats
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Gutter Cutters
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Casino Tavern
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Cleo Lyford
Bow! Anonymous
Sheila Clarke
Trish Mattison
Early Bird
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Lucky Ladies
Flying Nuns
Legion Woman's Major
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Del-Ray Place
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Boyson Coffee
Ad Longerbeam
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Doris Rawray
First Trust Bank
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Sue Tuttle
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Ralph_ Webster
Floyd Pratts
Berbers Faust
Cedar Hills
Carole Murray
Susie Petersen
Bowlettes
Vanelle Stonebraker
Comets
Davis Cleaners
Sharon
Steve Dummermuth
Goodyear Service
Jefferson swimmers cap season with win over U Hi Iowa City
Jefferson high school defeated University High of Iowa City 49 to 46 to close their dual meet season with a 5 10 record. Wayne Melsha was a double winner taking the 200 free and 100 backstroke. The 400 free relay team set a school record, clocking 3 41.2 with Moneypenny Soper Haefner Hubbard and Lerch. The sopho mores will compete in the MWC championships at the Washington pool Saturday.
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Iowa City
Jefferson Swimmers
University High of
J-Hawks
Wayne Melsha
Jeff
Jim Moneypenny
Jack Spear
Tim Hood
Don Lerch
Jefferson
Washington Pool
Prochaska
Kriz
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Rutledge
W. Melsha
Murray
U-Hi
Haefner
MacQueen
Hood
Feddersen
Moneypenny
Same
Taylor
Konecny
Kerchman
K Laussen
Barnes
Hubbard
Y Chmelicek
Hamilton
Lerch
J. Soper
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