Boxers Clash at Tourney Of Champions In Cedar Rapids
Waterloo's Doocy, 25, battles through a nine-year career as fans cheer his bout. Cedar Rapids contenders Burds, Ampey, and Johnson face tough opponents with scores and knockouts shaping the tournament. Burds, aiming for Olympic tryouts, returns to Camp Carson soon.
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Doocy
Waterloo
Minneapolis
Cedar Rapids
Mark Burds
Worthington, Jr
Chicago
Dwayne Ampey
Burds
Mike Klaube
Roswell
N. M
Camp Carson
Colo
Ampey
Dwayne
Fred Johnson
Steve Hudson
Grand Rapids
Louis Aregis
Nashville
Hudson
Johnson
Rose Bowl Pact Out as Big Ten vote nears Columbus
The Big Ten faces a 5-5 split over whether to renew the Rose Bowl contract. Northwestern opposes participation, joined by Minnesota Ohio State Illinois and Wisconsin, while Michigan, Michigan State, Purdue, Iowa and Indiana back another contract. A 6-3 vote would strike the bid clause allowing individual selections, with AAWU to pick an Eastern opponent by March 31.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Columbus
Northwestern
Minnesota
Ohio State
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Michigan State
Purdue
Iowa
Indiana
Letic Association of Western Universities
AAWU
Jim Bryan Enters Field for 500 Mile Race
INDIANAPOLIS Ind Jimmy Bryan of Phoenix becomes the third former winner officially entered in the 4th annual 500 mile race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 30 He plans a return to one mile tracks next June hoping to become the first four time National driving champion Troy Ruttman and Roger Ward are the other former winners already entered Ward set last year’s race record with an average speed of 135 857 miles an hour.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jimmy Bryan
Phoenix
Ariz
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Troy Ruttman
Rodger Ward
Ward
District final thriller as Lost Nation edges Cosgrove in overtime
Lost Nation wins in a two-overtime finish with Lynn Flemming scoring the deciding basket in sudden death. Marilyn Rohret leads Cosgrove with 23 as Karen Haas paces Elwood with 29 and Karen Berke 22 in a dominant Elwood win. Charlotte’s Mary Mileske tops 18.
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Cosgrove
Marilyn Rohret
Lynn Flemming
Lost Nation
Elwood
Karen Haas
Karen Berke
Charlotte
Barb Roden
Mary Mileske
Norway Falls At Waterloo In district play
Gladbrook's defending girls basketball champions beat New Hartford 48-30 as Judy Schagle scored 31, sending Gladbrook-Tripoli to Wednesday district final against Tripoli. Tripoli beat Norway 59-41 to reach finals. Eldora and Thornton also advanced toward Des Moines state tourney.
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Ladbrook
New Hartford
Ripoll
Norway
Colwell
Franklin
Eldora
Thornton
Gladbrook
Tripoll
Waterloo
Tripoli
Judy Schagle
Pantherettes
Des Moines
Vila Ingalls
Boxing results from multiple cities headline matchups
Fight results list numerous bouts across the United States and abroad. Notable decisions include Buddy Smith stopping Tommy Sims in Amarillo, Cole Chatman stopping John Balla in Oakland, and Ben Medina awarded a decision over Orlando Zulueta in Fresno after a cut eye. Bernie Taylor outpoints John Howard in London, Henry Mailolo defeats Tony Noriega in Honolulu.
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Los Angeles
Jim McCarter
San Bernardino
Calif
Roy Smith
Raleigh
N. C
Amarillo
Texas
Buddy ‘Barman
Dallas
Tommy “Harrican
Sims
Tyler
Richard
Cole Chatman
Oakland
Cali
John Balla
Stockton
Mckeesport
Jimmy Chavis
London
Honolulu
Henry Mailolo
Tony Noriega
Freseno
Williams Leads Buchanan Goal Shooting with 145 Points
Brian Williams scored 145 points to lead the Buchanan school goal shooting event, with John Waples second at 115 and Jim Langer third at 105. At Kenwood, Joe McGilli cuddy led with 100 points, followed by Ted Croy with 85 and Jim Lamme at 80.
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Brian Williams
Buchanan School
Playground and Recreation Commission
John Waples
Jim Langer
Recreation Commission
Kenwood
Joe McGillicuddy
Ted Croy
Jim Lamme
Fuller Wins Two Titles in Independence City Bowling Meet
Independence bowler Bob Fuller captured the singles with a 690 series and took the all events title with 1 975 as Jim Green of Independence and Lynn Conant of Lamont won the doubles crown. Security Bank team topped the doubles division with 3161.
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Independence
Bob Fuller
Jim Green
Lynn Conant
Lamont
Security Bank
Bodansky's 12 Leads Wesleyan Girls' Win
Iowa Wesleyan beat Northeast Oklahoma A&M 53 to 36 as Dea Bodansky led scoring with 12 points and Judy Hodson added 10. Kay Kiningood of Miami, Oklahoma earned top honors with 17, as Wesleyan prepares for a clash with Wayland College.
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Mount Pleasant
UPI
Iowa Wesleyan
Oklahoma A&m
Wesleyan
Tigerettes
Queens of Wayland College
Plainview
Tex
Dea Bodansky
Wyoming
Judy
Oskaloosa win as Lacey tops Marengo 61 57
OsKaloosa held a narrow edge with four straight free throws sealing a 57 to 53 victory over Marengo. Key scorers included Lynn-Sally 57 and Ollie 68. Lacey 61. Remaining games slated include Lacey versus Marengo and Lynn-Sally versus Ollie with final results pending.
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Karolyn Kooistra
Iowa Valley of Marengo
Lynnville-Sully
Ollie
Lacey
Williams
Lynn-Sally
Marengo
Oskaloosa
Oelwein Leads All-Northeast Iowa Star Team Picks
Oelwein dominated the 1959 60 all Northeast Iowa conference basketball selections by placing three players on the first team. Tom Fick Harry Daniels and Jerry McColley of the league champion Oelwein squad earned first team honors. The league also set April 9 as the date for its indoor events.
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NEW Hampton—Oelwein
Iowa
Tom Fick
Harry Daniels
Jerry McColley
2nd Team and Honorable Mention Basketball Names
The listing of FinST Team and Second Team forwards centers guards with named players from Cedar Falls Waverly Oelwein New Hampton Cresco Decorah and other towns. Honorable mention includes Vern Kuennen Bill Kelly Jerry Hutcheson and several others across Cedar Falls New Hampton Oelwein Cresco Decorah and Waverly with final name Jerry Asleson of Charles City.
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Finst
Koo Kuehn
Cedar Falls
Mike Carver
Waverly
Tom Fick
Ocelwein
Bill Westendorf
Harry Daniels
Oelwein
Duane Josephson
New Hampton
Bob Gitchel
Cresco
Jerry mcCoiley
Gelwein
Jim Wilson
Dave Cronin
Decorah
John Owens
Nick Arendt
Jim Webb
Guards
Jack Bruns
Jeff Hansen
Marv Ackerson
Charles City
Vern Kuennen
Bill Kelly
Jerry Hutcheson
Larry Boutrous
Dave Steffen
Doug Halsted
Fred Smith
Dennis Preychodzin
Bob Wolfensperger
John Hebrink
Herb Kecker
Darrell Westby
Duane Peterson
Dave Rowray
Jerry Asleson
Track meets and golf league set for Iowa venues
Outdoor track events planned at Cedar Falls and May 13 at Oelwein. A freshman sophomore track meet was voted for Charles City on May 17. A league golf meet will be held at New Hampton with no date set yet.
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Cedar Falls
Oelwein
Charles City
New Hampton
Mechanicsville Juniors defeat Lisbon 23 to 12
Mechanicsville junior high girls basketball team edged Lisbon this week 23 to 12. Strong defense and fast breaks secured the win for Mechanicsville, with key baskets from standout players fueling the victory.
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Mechanicsville
Lisbon
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Tate Wilson
Muscatine
Richard Dix
Flint
Wilson
Bruce Alger
Ray Colter
N.M
Colter
Dick Howard
University of New Mexico
Howard
Tom Myree
Muncie
Alger
Bruce
The
Tournament of Roses
Ath
Jim Bryan
Mansfield Blazers
Syndicate OF
First Avenue
Evelyn Penningroth
Maynard
Kooistra
Lynk Johnson
Schade
Nealis Sonksen
Morrow
Daft
Venenga
Ereman
Hope Midt
McConnell
Pei
Totais
New Hartford Tripoli
Joens Ambrose
Folvae
Roddicker Bremer
Schnurstein
Lynn
Sally Peder
K'istra
Iortheutt
Buchanan
Fuller
Bodansky
HFC
DY Mae
3Rd Ave
S.E
Higley
Empire
Somite Roebuck and CO
SEARS
Third Ave
Ballymore
Renault
ALLEN
1St Avenue NE
MeVille Juniors
FOX Garage
15Th Street
Jack
Oxford
Goodyear
Jack's
A Line i Incorporated
St. SW
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