Golden Gloves Competition Opens With Knockouts
The 36th Sanat All Town Golden Gloves tournament at Memorial Auditorium Des Moines features 38 preliminary bouts with seven technical knockouts and one pure knockout by Dave Campbell of Muscatine in novice action. Campbell defeated Robert Begison of Fort Dodge with a clean right cross in the second round.
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Des Moines
APY
Memorial Auditorium
Wittiers I. Fe
Robert Begison
Fort Dodge
Goold
Campbell
Cartie
Everett Figg
Bill Brown
Byran Waféy
Brown
Clinton Jackson
Pavenport
Slappedl Doth
Mercurio
Cedar’ S Fatls
Tony Smith
Oskaloosa
Steve Blair
Bes Moines
Sion
polunds—Bol Anderson
Cale Bengston
Don Morgan
Davenport
Tin Pfalegral
Cedar Falls
Frank Ripka
Cedar Walls
Steve Sloan
Dennis Cockayne
Sigcisinn
Mark Mericle
Fairbanks Signs Million Dollar Pact with Patriots
Foxboro reports that the New England Patriots named Oklahoma coach Chuck Fairbanks as head coach and general manager on a rumored five year two hundred thousand dollar per year contract. He will plan staff after the draft and will stay in the Boston area through next week’s draft. Gilbert Named San Diego State Coach to Succeed Caryell.
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Foxboro
Mass
Engelard Patriots
Oklahoma
Chuck Fairbanks
Billy Sullivan
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Patriots
Fairbanks
Willlavep
Boston
U Fairbanks
Gilbert
San Diego
Claude Gilbert
Dot Caryell
Caryell
San Diego State University
Bowling Highlights at Jubilee Lanes Features Multiple High Scores
Marion Bowl and Jubilee Lanes showcase a flurry of strong performances led by Ernie Robbins posting 235 and 663 series to top men’s scores. Karen Lipsius shines with a first 600 series as Mary Hullax and Marilyn Ritchie post notable marks among a crowded field of 200s and 600s, with many bowlers testing averages and career bests.
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Karen Lipsius
Ernie Robbins
Marion Bowl
Maren Lipsius
Jubilee Lanes
Nancy Strachota
Showling
Marilyn Ritchie
Jack Kuhn
Pat Julian
Stan Wacka
Ruth Hargrave
Mary Hullax
Sharon Losenicky
Bob Happel
Paul Yeaman
Neva Mluth
Leona Sehmikisth
Tom Fox
Fay Barnes
Gerald Mitchell
Neil DeLalunl
George Simpson
Marlon Sommers
Dee St Germain
Alex Riddles
Aleo
Lancerettes
Betty Muller
Pat Wise
Pat Parsons
Bob Smyder
Jim Bemis
Donna Kennedy
Slaydee McGovern
Carolyn Proctor
Pat Lendl
Betty Dietrich
Marge Blaine
Vera Snodgrass
Georgianna Culp
Joan Stark
Mower Torson
Marion Ale
Len
Marela Wilson
Linn-Mar Lions Grind Out 27 9 Dual Win Over LaSalle
Linn-Mar pins three LaSalle wrestlers in a 27-9 dual victory. Glen Colton 148 pinned in 110, Bob Petersen 155 in 1:02, Paul Hoffman heavyweight in 4:88. Lin- Mar improves to 5-3-1. LaSalle drops to 5-4. Notable records: Steffen 16-1 at 105, Naughton 10-3 at 126.
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Mike Naughtton
Linn Way
Jayye
Kevin Dalam le
Rabinh Gona
Keith Wetter
Tits Siren
Noriusys Leas
Steve
Angerers
Jet Ae
Farey
Millis Be Dee
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LM Dee
Brucetes
Emllory LM
Sim
Dave Arthur
CAS
Gary
Bret Vesen
Hat Devin Ann
Toe
Caruthers Top Gymnasts Dominate In All-Around Victory
Gerilyn Caruthers led Kennedy high school with four event wins on Thursday guiding the Cougars to a strong all around victory. Teammates Rhonda Gerber and Val Schupbach claimed first in vault and on the trampoline respectively, with solid scores across balance beam and uneven bars.
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Knnedy
Geralyn Garuthers
Thur
Cougars Cruisars
Deffergon
Kenedy
Marlon
Jett
Caruthers
Rhonda Gerber
Val Schupbach
Figo
Tance Eldonbiaco
Hal
Behiindis Raven
Capahens
Suultach
Kennedy Swim Team Tops NU in Narrow Meet Loss
Kennedy Cougars defeat Northern University Wigtt 58 to 97 with John Casati winning the 200 and 400 meter freestyle events. Casati led a strong Cougar showing as they improved to 5-3 on the dual season. NUH struggled in mid-distance and sprint races.
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Mesa
Kenwily Mgh
Northern University
Wigtt
Mouneey A. Sen
Militanes Janet Lynn Lead At U S Figure Skating Champs
Janet Lynn of Rockford, Indiana led the women's division with one event remaining at the U S Figure Skating Championships in Bloomington. The Militanos from Dix Hills won the senior pairs title as Mark and Melissa Militana discussed their near miss in the competition.
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Bloomington
Minn
Mark
Melissa Militano
Janet Lynn
U.S
Militanes
Dix Hills
N.Y
Miss Lynn
Rockford
Janet
Slavka
Kohout
Metropolitan Sports Center Ice
Darathy Hamill
Riverside
Conn
Diane Goldstein
Denver, Corp
Miss Hamill
Mark Militano
Melissa
Betlar
Wal Turtool
Noylee Mure
Militane
Lye Wee
Gordon Melfelsen, Jr
Placid
Marion Stars in Four High School Basketball Tilts
The Marion team swept four junior high basketball games Thursday. Marion eighth grade beat Anatase 4 points behind Rice’s 4. Bram led with 1-24. In seventh grade Javel, Marion won behind Brien Rush’s 14 points and captured the game 19-10.
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Marion
Aley
Reg Rice
Bram
Javel
Brien Rush
Sport slate card with scattered team matchups
A fragmented list of scheduled games includes Hompstaad at ath andady at Ci AB Bentan at Inealrt RicsRogle at Linn and other mismatched pairings. The slate references several places and names with unclear spacing, yielding a rough, partial schedule with multiple errors and unreadable portions.
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Wrecken
Raskirkeroan
Ms Morey
Arias
Rams Seek Stability as Hadl Trade Shifts QB Landscape
Los Angeles Rams acquire QB John Hadl from the San Diego Chargers for Coy Bacon and Bob Thomas, pairing Hadl with aging starter Roman Gabriel amid coaching changes. Gabriel, silent since news of the trade, had led the Rams since 1968 but battled injuries and a contract with no-trade terms. The move follows the Chargers’ decision to swap Hadl after a long Pro Football Hall of Fame career, and the Rams’ new coaching staff under Chick Knox.
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San Diego Chargers
John Uadl
Los Angeles Rams
Ronan Gabriel
Angeles
Los Angeles. Times
Gabriel
Silant
Rams
Hadi
Chargers
Washington Redskins
Farmer
Ram
George Allen
National Football League
Coy Bacon
Bob Thomas
Tommy Prother
Detroit
Chick Knox
Caroll Rosenbloom
Gabsiel
Hadl
San Diego
Withile
Harland Svare
Qudr‘terhack
Ibn Unitas
Baltimore Jegener
Cemes
Segear
Allen
Bill Munson
Vaughan Starts Iowa Guards Shake-Up for Saturday
Coach Schultz plans a starting shake-up to spark the Iowa guards for Saturday's game with Charlotte. He aims to reward Reggie Vaughuli for strong Ohio State play by starting him with Neil Faye Dinkab forward, while Kevin Kun nert moves to center and guard roles remain unsettled. Schultz notes the five starters have talent but poor chemistry and turnovers, hinting at different lineups including Candy La and Rick Williams alongside defensive duo Candy and Glenn Ange lino.
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Ohio State
Neil Faye Dinkab
Kevin Kunnert
Nix
Oklahoma
Candy la
Prince God -Lully ‘Moore
Qlards
Rick Williams
Glenn Angelino
Candy
Glenn
Rick
Schultz
Larry Parker
Langston propels Drake past Cincinnati with 32 points
Drake senior guard Langston scored 38 points to lead the Bulldogs to a 74-67 nonconference win at Cincinnati. Derrek Dickey added 18 for Cincinnati, while Craig Davis contributed 14 for Drake as the Tigers improved to 11-5 and held off Bearcat rallies in the second half.
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David “Langston
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Langston
Graig Davis
Harels
Derrek Dickey
Bearcats
Dram
D. Sincnnat
Emiani
Hawks Triumph Over Anamosa In Dual Meet
Hawks defeat Anamosa 41-18 at Peatrie High, improving dual record. Prairie stalkers, led by Long Teaph in 12 pounds, stay strong with multiple pins and gains. Several Hawks and Prairie wrestlers posted falls and decisions in a rugged evening of competition.
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Anamosa
Peatrie
Hawks
Prairies
Long Teaph
Campaligo
Jheatre
Marty Duyisaler
Aritioga
Uy St Patie
Falls
Salerry Dooley
Steve Secrist
Prairie
Five Stair Steps REA Win at Y
A fragmented report outlines a Central YMCA basketball game where five stair steps teams, including Maliman and Pratt, scored several points. The text names players such as Lidia, Kesher, and Wel Hat, with varied scores and partial team references, reflecting a chaotic OCR readout.
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Luckeys
Steubens
Ymca Blah
Iva
Wladar
Kesher
Lidia
Fitaweraio
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