Six U S Wrestlers Remain Unbeaten in Olympic Freestyle
AP reports Slippery Rock State College standout Stan Dzieduie defeated a two time world champion to join six undefeated Americans in medal contention at 149.5 pounds. Gene David of Lakewood and the Peterson brothers John and Ben of Wisconsin plus Russ Helickson of Oregon joined Lloyd Keaser as unbeaten rivals. The victories included a dramatic pin and a disqualification victory ensuring Keaser at least bronze.
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Mowtherl
Stan Dzieduie
Slippery Hock State College
United States
Nates
Lloyd Keaser
US Novel Academy
Attist
Gene David
Lakewood
Calif
Peterson Brothers
John
Ben
Gamstock
Wis
Russ Helickson
Oregon
Daiedair
Allentown
Ashuraliev
Daledzit
Carr
Deredwie
Ashurakiy
Uy Aflernoon
Davis
Sergey Thmoseev
Kouser
Jose Ramos
Cuba
Hellckson
Kharloo Baianmunkh
Manpalin
Iktzan Kovacs
Hungary
Barbara Morgan
Cub
Poland
Pawel Kurczewski
Sukurdiay
Richard Arén
Bees Lose Grip as Giants Rally in Midwest League
Burlington capitalized on Dennis Holmberg’s three homers and a late surge to beat Quad Cities 7 6. Wayne Cato suffered a hand injury and may miss Danville trip while Wayne Pechek and Jose Barrios contributed key hits. Mike Glinatis took the loss as the Giants’ slide continued.
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Coder Rapids Giants
Buckington
Memorial Stadium
Bees
Giants
Danville
Saturstay
Davenport Monnday
Priday
Wayne Cato
Sally Parteer
Cato
Ola
Teameras
Dennis Holmberg
Burlington
Bil Dick
Rev Oals
Ottering
Merman de Los Santos
Wayne Pechek
Jose Barrios
Herman
Pechek
Halpheny
Buryjor
Lou Lasser
Gary Conn
Conn
Mike Glinatiss
Surprises shake Iowa Open as Niemeier upsets seed
Unseeded Calif ornia transplant Jane Niemeier, now living in Roland, Iowa, stunned fourth seed Cindy Claxot of Des Moines in the women's singles at the Iowa Open. Niemeier followed with a 6 0 6 0 win over Linda Harney to reach the quarterfinals. Cherise Edwards of Cedar Rapids, who now plays for Iowa State, upset third seed Bulty Erickson of Bloomington, then retired against Barb Zagorniak due to heat. Defending champ Peg Brenden and top seed Su Oertel advanced, while men’s singles saw Bruce Nagel and other top players reach the round of eight as rain interrupted many matches.
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Rallis
Cedar Rapids
Dennis Mecca
Cindy Claxot
Des Moines
Niemeier
Clason
Washington
Cimdy
Calfornia
Poe
Jane
John
Calling Radio
Iowa
Walnut Creek
Cal
Join
Sioux City
Cherise Edwards
Jowy State
Bulty Erickson
Bloomington
Mirm
Odwards
Zagorniak
Newton
Edwards
Anna Gily
Patsy Donelson
Peg Brenden
St. Cloud
Minn
Mough
Su Oertel
Bya Anglees
Brenden
Lauher College
Oertel
Hayle
Bruce Nagel
Fred Bissell
Gles
Crling Jensen
Jack Jeffries
Osceola
Bill Sitter
Duane Miler
Hon Mescall
Ames
Ray Nagel
John Locksley
Rock Island
Elyse Rabinowitz
Rabinowitz
Micki Schillig
Schillig
Frisch Leads Ellis to District Win in Iowa Golf
Linda Frisch shot 76 to lead Ellis Park at the District 12 championship in Squaw Creek Iowa Women's Golf Assn. Others: Judy Blink 78 Carolyn Loupee B Nadine Merryman 90 Irene Huerther 94. Runner up Emers of Davenport six behind at 348, Twin Pines 350 Elmcrest 360. 21 teams. state reel Aug 9 at Wapelli.
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Linda Frisch
Elis Park
Iowa
Squaw Creek
Judy Blink
Carolyn Loupee
Nadine Merryman
Irene Huerther
Emers
Davenport
Elmcrest
India Creek
Greens View
West Tranch
Sul
Ourns Prune
Ellis
Adenine
Wapelli
Rain Harts Downs Racing at Hight Track Night
Rain Harts Downs Racing reports a late model and Sportsman night cut short by rain. Top qualifier Roger Dolan clocked 24.80 seconds in time trials while injuries to Gary Hartwig and others halted action. a double feature was announced for next Friday with late model and sportsman divisions.
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Agets
Roger Dolan
Gary Hartwig
Cedar Rapids
Imari
Horak
Mercy Hospital
Hace
al Miller
Bruce Jeter Wins Decathlon With Record Point Total
Greenland college graduate Bruce Jeter earned the nickname World's Greatest Athlete by winning the Olympic Games decathlon with a world record total of 6,618 points. He is pictured pole vaulting 15 feet 9 inches, placing third in that event.
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USA
Bruce Jeter
Hayes claims MSU football violations sparked sanctions
Woody Hayes cites MSU football irregularities as triggering penalties and questions whether Michigan State informants led to sanctions. He blasts lax NCAA oversight and calls for stricter self policing by Big Ten coaches. The MSU program faced three year probation and bowl ban. coach Dentty Stolz resigned amid scandal.
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Weaddty Hayes
Bushay
NCAA
Ratinghal
Ita
Gnu Hillioath
Hayes
Baskc
Konesin Maun
Tnt Landis
Iowa
Urowsey Uy
Legon
Mayes
Big Ten
Sisieh Hayes
Michiga
Michigan State
Bet Quiten
Orbidden
Severn Cut
Qeett
Heard
Dentty Stolz
Adler Hayes
Darryl Rogers
Faves
Raiky Wield
Tig
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East Lansing
Suil
Biz Ten
Fiack
Arene
Jeff Boosters To Meet Monday
Jeff Booster club members are reminded that fundraising and sale reports will be discussed at a meeting on Monday at 2 o clock in the school activity room.
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Jeff
Iafferson Booster Club
John Watson's 38 Tops Retired Men
A report notes John Watson's 38 tops retired men list with Gull Assit and De Rass Sneewell, Wat son Watson and Howard Miller involved in matchups at Squaw Creek, with Madites wilt Jew gross id the Retired Mert.
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Jorn Watson Shorek
Squaw Creek
Jew Gross
Howard Miller
de Rass Sneewell
Watson
Unclear garbled Olympic relay recount with mixed names
Fragmented OCR style piece recounts a sprint or relay event with distorted names and places. The text weaves in mentions of New Zealand, West Gora, a coach, and various laps but unreadable due to corruption. No coherent event or outcome can be determined.
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Lakewise
Albasy
Hasenthaly
Hs Suigstonene
Purpeny
Viren
Poleonmas
Ube
Oh Myrskvala
Neetly
Zealand
Klaus Hildenbraid
West Gora
Hod Pisan
New Zealand
van Tartt
Los
Hineell
Arc Jetley
Ayetiniot
Phailly
Nantly Sunlihd Haftawielee
Germany
Central Ends Kennedy Bid In Narrow Buckeye Meet Victory
Central defeated Kennedy to clinch the championship in a tense state meet. Davenport, Coleman, and McDowell led a late surge as the Cougars secured their fourth consecutive title, with strong performances from Hooksenid and others anchoring the win.
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Norway
Hty Cougars
Lari Yaar
Waterloo
Central
Chuck Johnsen
Teadolt Witter
Charles MyDowell
Kor
James Sackfierd
Axtrarice McDowell
Hyekserne
Chen
John
McTiawell
Sirat
Pat Oy
Fist Hasernin
Hall of Fame for Dunlop in 1985 Reupanil event roles
Dunlop entered the hall of fame amid a retroactive tribute. The article notes his 1 year hampered career and lists his participation in the Greenwood electing tennis cup and national speed skating and basketball exhibitions alongside coworkers and rival teams.
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Dunlop
Diiny Roshed
Greenwood
Twin
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