Luther Coach Seeks Cedar Rapids Wrestlers Talent
Luther coach Paul Sulberg praises Cedar Rapids prep talent four former CR stars joining his 10 man Norse varsity. Gallagher, the 1972 AAA state champ at 92 pounds, leads with a 16-4 record as he chases a third straight title at All Lutheran meet. Teaches and Tests also contributed, each with state qualification experience and recent wins.
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Freshman and Sophomore Wrestlers Shine at Luther
Coach Solberg lauds freshmen Doug Teach and Steve Riess as top prospects with strong records and leadership. Riess and Petersen, both from Cedar Rapids area, show aggressive, hard working styles. Riess carries back injury history and high school success, while Petersen, a 167-pound sophomore, posted 14-11 previously at 188. Luther also notes solid dual meet records and recognition from national-power opponents, amid Cedar Rapids prospects.
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Iowa and Northwestern taunt the wrestling season
Iowa's No. 1 rated wrestling team receives praise from Northwestern coach Ken Kraft after a 31-0 loss. Quotes note Iowa's momentum, physical toughness, and potential at nationals as Oklahoma, Michigan State, and other programs react. The piece covers upcoming meets, NCAA implications, and regional sports chatter.
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K State Guards Power Past Iowa State in 108-84 rout
Kansas State guards Chuckie Williams and Mike Evans led a balanced attack to overwhelm Iowa State 108 to 84. Williams poured in a career high 34 points while Evans added 24 as the Wildcats stretched their offense and Hartman praised their quick, outside shooting. Ivy led ISU with 30 and guarded Williams most of the night, but the Cyclones failed to pressure the Wildcats enough, dropping a second game in succession.
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Cornell Honors Smittkamp Player of the Week
Cornell names Terry Smittkamp, a 6-4 forward from Cedar Rapids Jefferson, as Player of the Week after a 16 point 9 rebound performance in a 100-87 loss to Knox. He also scored 11 and 2 rebounds in a 48-57 setback to Monmouth, averaging 6.3 points over 14 games. Next Tuesday Cornell hosts Coe at 7:30.
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IOC Chief affirms Montreal Games despite rising costs
IOC President Lord Hallanin said the Montreal Summer Games would go ahead, denying reports of cancellation amid rising expenses. He noted no change in venue while acknowledging a new hurdle in financing and construction plans that may push costs above the initial $110 million projection.
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Baltimore Colts Draft I-State Cyclones In Late Rounds
Baltimore selects six Iowa State players in the NFL draft. Brad Storm of Belle Plaine, an outstanding linebacker, goes in the second round to the Colts. Andre Roundtree becomes a 12th round Lions linebacker. Mike Goodien, top Cyclone kicker, goes to the Vikings in round 16. Jim O Connor, Drake fullback, lands with the Giants in round 18. Clayton Korver transfers to Philadelphia in round 15. Mike Rengard goes to Baltimore in round 17. Northwestern College adds two defensive ends from Iowa.
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Mt Marcy Beats Cornell 85 28 in Easy Contest
Mt Marcy Mount Mercy ladies basketball improved to 10 2 with an 85 28 victory over Cornell on Wednesday night Becky Steele led scoring with 6 while MMC featured multiple players in double figures and strong team defense throughout the game The readable box shows MMC dominance but OCR errors obscure several names and precise stats
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