Purdue Gridders Land Three In First Round Draft
Chicago AP report notes Purdue tied for three first round selections as part of eight Boilermakers picked in rounds one through seven. Big Ten produced 25 picks with Michigan State six and Michigan four. Also mentions Notre Dame, Illinois State, Northern Illinois, and individual Purdue players like Dave Butz Otis Armstrong Darryl Stingley among others.
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Chicago
Purdue
Boilermakers
Southern California
Big Ten
Michigan State
Michigan
Minnesota
Indiana
Illinois
Northwestern
Iowa
Notre Dame
Illinois ‘State
Ron Bell
Pittsburgh Steelers
Dave Butz
St. Louis Cardinals
Otis Armstrong
Denver Broncos
Darryl Stingley
New England Patriots
Billy Joe Dupree
Dallas Cowboys
Joe DeLa
Gary Hrivnak
Chicago Bears
Steve Baumgartner
New Orleans Saints
Greg Marx
Atlanta Falcons
Mike Wells
Minnesota Vikings
Philadelphia ‘Eagles
Northern Illinois
Larry Clark
Willie Hatter
Miami Dolphins
Amundson and Rodgers Lead Big Eight in NFL Draft Picks
George Amundson, touted as Iowa State’s top back, and Heisman winner Johnny Rodgers were the first Big Eight players chosen in the NFL draft. Amundson went to Houston at No. 14, Rodgers to San Diego at No. 25. The report notes Amundson’s rushing and passing totals and Rodgers’ small stature as factors, with several regional stars following in later rounds from Oklahoma, Nebraska, Colorado, and Kansas as teams select linemen, backs, and receivers through the fourth round.
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George Amundson
Iowa State
Johnny Rodgers
Nebraska
Amundson
Houston
Rodgers
San Diego
Deadly
West Leads Jeff Tankers In Dual Meet Win
West Waterloo defeats Cedar Rapids Jefferson 57 to 38 in a Tuesday dual swim meet. Jeff’s 5 8 dual meet record. West wins eight of eleven events led by Steve Snyder and John Klein with top finishes in the 50 free and 400 free. Jayvee Jeffers loses 55 37 with Snyder, Kadlec, Sitz among top placers.
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Waterloo
Waterloo West
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Jeff
West
Steve Snyder
John Klein
Snyder Kadlec
Gett Black
Steve Sitz
al Maurer
Scott Broshar
Carl Bard
Ee Christenson
Rick Kadlec
Jj Tom Sitz
Diane Broshar
Jetti Ludwis
See Broshar
Pyme Ludwig
Jerry Kadiec
Maurer
Tom Sit
Ron ‘Wonick
Klein
Bruce Bohiken
Tim McConville
Gary Black
Vern Kohl
Ie If
Tony Mahan
Glen Sasek
Junior Varsit
Jeff Kohl
Sasek
Shedeck
Steve Heyer
Jim Christengen
Jerry Nedies
Dexter David
John Christenson
Steve Reeves
Jamie Ward
Chuck Kaska
Jen
Heyer
Bard
Ward
Wonick
Paradise Breezes by Fowler's at Ellis YMCA
Ellis YMCA adult league results show Fowler's Paradise Lounge defeating Electric 89 to 50 on Tuesday night. Other games had First Trust 83 over The Bank and Al's PX 64 over Crawford's Quarry with standout scorers listed for each team.
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Fowler Electric
Ellis Ymca
First Trust
Bank
Crawford
Quarry
Agooner
Overbaugh
Crane
E Anderson
Waves
Va ‘Electric
Morse
Milvet
Javeneen
Shouse
Delaway
Richmond wins Tyler school basketball goal shooting contest
John Richmond scored 105 points to win the basketball goal shooting contest at Tyler school on Tuesday. Kirk Davis finished second with 90 points and Lester Morgan placed third with 80 points.
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John Richmond
Tyler School
Kirk Davis
Lester Morgan
Pro Football Draft Picks Named in NFL Selections
An AP report lists Tuesday NFL draft picks by team and player. Highlights include John Matuszak Houston Tampa, Bert Jones Baltimore LSU, John Hannah New England Alabama, and numerous other collegiate standouts from across the country. The list shows trades and college affiliations, with players drafted by Dallas Green Bay Cleveland Oakland and others through rounds and from multiple banks of colleges.
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New York
Houston
John Matuszak
Tampa
Baltimore
New Orleans
Bert Jones
Louisiana State
Philadelphia
Jerry Lisemore
Texas
New England
John Hannah
Alabama
St. Louis
Dave Butz
Purdue
San Diego
Charles Young
Southern California
Buffalo
Paul Seymour
Michigan
Chicago
Wally Chambers
Eastern Kentucky
Denver
Qus Armstrong
Joe Ehrmann
Syracuse
Los Angeles
Sam Cunningham
Minnesota
Chuck Foreman
Miami
Fla
New York Jets
Burgess Owens
Atlanta
George Amundson
Iowa State
Cincinnati
Isaac Curtis
San Diego State
Cleveland
New York Giants
Steve Holden
Arizona State
Detroit
Kansas City
Ernest Price
Texas A&i
San Francisco
Mike Holmes
Texas Southern
Darryl Stingley
Dallas
Billy Joe DuPre
Biego
Ollie Smith
Tennessee
Don Walker
Central St
Ohio
Jim Merlo
Stanford
Tom Jackson
Louisville
Oakland
Perry Smith
Colorado
John Lohmeyer
Emporia
Kan
Bill Ferguson
Dick Jauron
Yale
Andy Dorris
New Mexico
Tom Geredine
Missouri
Eddie McMillan
Florida St
Jim Hooks
Okla
Washington
Bill Singletary
Temple
Diane Scrivener
Tulsa
Green Bay
Terry Nelson
Arkansas
Am&n
Randolph Mattingly
Evansville
Joe Wylie
Oklahoma
Pittsburgh
Gail Clark
Michigan St
Jeff Yeates
Boston College
Dave ‘Bo’ Rather
Edesel Soreigen
Southern Cal
Pinaduean
Wom
Chica
David Reavis
NCA
Ion Philadelphia
Alan Bis
Doug Cesarechaltka
Tom Brahaney
San Dieae Wal
Lace Francis
Arkansas &N Miami
Don Strock
Virginia Tech
San Ofncieco
Mike Falk
Indiana
Charles McTorry
Pallaces St
David Taylor
Catawba
Steve Jones
Penn State
Charles Cantrell
Lamar Tech
Brent McClanahan
Arizona
Leon McQuay
Fred Grambeau
Bob McCall
Ed Beverly
Arizona St
Illie McGee
Alcorn A&m
Louis Neal
Prairie View
Jon Knobie
Weber St
Bruce Walton
UCLA
Ron Mikolauczk
Larry Clark
Northern Illinois
Cody Jones
San Jose
Ite
Dave McCurry
Iowa
Ate
RonoApyo
Morgan
Bob Picard
E. Washington St
Washingon
Jim. Petersen
Sanvi St
Louis
Dwayne Crump
Fresno
Pisaltimore
Brah
Dé TE
Pitts
Ron Bell
Illinois
Jason Caldwell
North Carolina Central
Nick Bebout
Wyoming
Fred Abbott
Florida
Travis Road
Doug Jones
Bob Jones
Virginia Union
Wade Brantley
Troy St
Phil Andre
Ashington
Arthur Oore
van Green
Shaw
Bob Layen
Tom Toney
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Glen Scolnik
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Ed Newman
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Washton-St. Louis
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Brian Connell
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Leve Brown
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Ken Jones
Robe En Maddox
Frosiburn
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Rod Freeman
Andere
Donn Tinum
John Knithell
John Andrews
Morgan St
Rodrigo Barnes
Green Tay
Dann Myler
Willie ‘Maller
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Rodgers' Jail Term Is Upheld
Lincoln Neb AP Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Rodgers was a first round pick by the San Diego Chargers and the 25th player chosen in the NFL draft. Lancaster District Court Judge Herbert Ronin upheld a 30 day jail term for operating a motor vehicle while his license was suspended. Rodgers may appeal to the state Supreme Court, which granted a stay of sentence and allowed bond. The judge urged upholding the law and warned the appeal could delay final decision for months.
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Johnny Rodgers
Nebraska Star
San Diego Chargers
Lancaster District Court
Herbert Ronin
Lincoln Municipal Court
Rodgers
Ronin
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Loser Leaves Town Bout Headlines Cedar Rapids Card
A Loser Leaves Town main event headlines Memorial Coliseum Sunday at 8 pm. Omar Atlas faces Mad Dog Race in a best two of three falls bout within a 60 minute limit. Great Togo and Tokyo Joe debut in a semifinal, teaming with Black Angus and The Viking in a tag match. A girls death bout features Betty Niccoli versus Jean Anton. Death boat rules apply with no time limit or disqualification.
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Memorial Coliseum
Omar Atlas
Mad Dog
Togo
Tokyo Joe
Cedar Rapids
Black Angus
the Viking
Betty Niccoli
Jean Antone
Oelwein Beats Marion Girls In Basketball Tilt
Oelwein 62 Marion 44 as Nancy Homewood scores 24 for the winners and Kim Skilling 29 for Marion. Box shows Oelwein players Wertel 14 Seegers 11 and others. Marion’s Beth Mark 7 and Darlene Collins 10 lead with Skirling 2 and Marshall 1. JV final Oelwein 40 Marion 36.
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Oelwein
Marion
Nancy Homewood
Kim Skilling
Jodi Peterson
Linda Wertel
Vicki Seegers
Mary Garnder
Beth Mark
Kim Skirling
Darlene Collins
Wendy Marshall
Pane Norrow
Advance Kennedy Jeff game tickets on sale Friday
Advance tickets for the Kennedy Jeff basketball game go on sale from 8 a.m. to 3 30 p.m Thursday and Friday at both schools. Adult prices are two dollars and student tickets are one dollar. Pass holders must obtain tickets in advance.
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Kennedy
Eberhard Sparks Missouri Past Oklahoma State 85-73
Missouri, ranked seventh, overcame a tight first half to outpace Oklahoma State 85-73 at Gallagher Hall. Al Eberhard led with 24 points, as Missouri opened the second half with an 21-7 run to seize a 73-52 lead with 8:39 left. Missouri improved to 1-2 in the Big Eight, 3-2 overall, while OSU dropped to 5-13, 1-5.
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Okla
Oklahoma State
al Eberhard
Missouri
Gallagher Hall
OSU
Springville
Iowa
Eberhard
Mike Jeffries
Ory Salmon
Cedar Falls
Cowboys
K. C. Kincaide
Kevin Fitzgerald
Tigers
Kennedy Cougars Sweep Muscatine in 57 37 Win at Home
Kennedy’s boys swim team improved to 6 3 with a 57 37 dual meet victory over Muscatine at the Cougar pool. Winners included 200 medley relay Kerry Mounts in the 200 IM DeWayne Sturtz in diving Jeff Peck in the 100 butterfly and Scott Squires in the 100 breaststroke. Jayvee also won 57 20.
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Muscatine
Cougar
Cougars
Kerry Mounts
DeWayne Sturtz
Jeff Peck
Scott Squires
Cornell Tankers Defeat Knox 65 49 In Midwest Duel
Cornell tankers beat Knox College 65 to 49 in a Midwest conference swimming meet at Vernon. The winners list includes swimmers Zimmerman Moshe Barick and Bender with top times in events such as 1 000 free 200 medley and 400 free relay.
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Cornell
Knox College
Knox
Zimmerman
Moshe
Barick
Bender
Raciny Pyse
Bit Ebbinge
Krumm
Doug Smith
Bill Ebbing
Randy Ives
Brad Wright
Pernell Sre
di Jones
Holmes
Hyde
Marion Defeats Linn-Mar In Tight Wrestling Dual
Marion's unbeaten wrestling team edged Linn-Mar 27-15 at Indian gym in a key dual meet. Tim Jones reversed Mike Arnold to pin him, lifting Marion to breathing room as Rick Thomas and Glen McCue added wins. Linn-Mar's Brent Northway and Bruce Waters were among LM winners in a tough, competitive night.
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Linn-Mar
L-M
Mike Arnold
Lions
Tim Jones
Arnold
Eply
Loyd Shaffer
Indians
Anamosa
Shaffer
Leigh Benz
Klopfenstein
Keith Weller
Bolden
Brent Northway
Roy Jordan
Glen Colton
Bob Peterson
Steve Hartung
Kevin Klopfenstein
Kane Collins
Rick Thomas
Randy de- Klotz
Be Roy Jordan
Steve Davi
Dan Hoke
Brian Ciha
Nee Gary Bolden
Gary Sack- Austen Colton
Marty Car
West Delaware pins Valley foes in home dual meet
West Delaware defeated West Delaware and Valley in a 39-9 dual meet Tuesday night. Dave Hale led the victory with a 19 second pin, contributing falls by 98-Dave Hale, 112-Mike Heffernan, 155-Ted Keanan, and heavyweight Dan Swift in times ranging from 1:23 to 5:22.
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West Delaware
Valley Here
Dave Hale
Falls
Mike Heffernan
Ted Keanan
Dan Swift
East Buchanan Dominates Bridgewood Colesburg 41 17
East Buchanan won 41 17 over Bridgewood Colesburg with five straight pins led by Ron Crawford Dennis Decker Mark Segeen Mike Sullivan Larry Sieverem Sr and Chuck Niehaus. The meet also saw Turkey Valley nip North High 41 6 with pins by Roger Reicks and Dennis Kriener and Independence defeat Anamosa 38 12 as Dale Crawford posted the fastest fall in 43 seconds. Mt Vernon used three falls to beat Williamsburg 35 17 with Broulik Joe Hutford and Mark Eq recording pins.
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East Buchanan
Buchanan
Bridgewood-Colesburg
Ron Crawford
Dennis Decker
Mark Segeen
Mike Sullivan
Larry EB
Sieverem
Chuck Niehaus
West Union
Roger Reicks
Dennis Kriener
Turkey Valley
North High
Independence
Anamosa _ here
Dale Crawford
Dave Crawford
Erwin Henderson
Stancerson
Mike Eddy
MT. Vernon
Williamsburg
Broulik
Mark
Robert Broulik
Joe Hutford
Waukon Pins Past Postville 33 15
Three victories by fall propelled Waukon to a 33 to 15 win over Postville. The pins came at 119 pounds Chuck Regan in 1 39, 167 pounds Mark Palmer in 5 55, and 185 pounds Tom Whalen in 5 27.
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Postville
Waukon
Chuck Regan
Mark Palmer
Tom Whalen
Van Horne Benton Community Downs LaPorte 27 18
In a Tuesday dual meet Van Horne Benton Community defeated LaPorte 27 to 18. Key results include John Wagner at 98 pounds from BC posting a 46 second fall and Bill Mitchell at heavyweight from L finishing in 5 minutes 2 seconds.
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Benton
LaPorte
the Falls
John Wagner
Bill Mitchell
Jowa Wesleyan Girls Beat Mt Mercy 49 45
Jowa Wesleyan edged Mt. Mercy 49 to 45 at Mt. Mercy gym. Summers led the winners with 14 points, Steele scored 19 for Mt. Mercy, while Hamme and Brecht added double figures for the Mt. Mercy team in a close girls basketball matchup.
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Mt. Mercy
Ronda Summers
Becky Steele
Nancy Cyrus
Donna Johnson
Terry Riggs
T. Dale Sanderson
Laurier
Deb Karstens
Jan Wod
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