Bowling Highlights and High Scores Across City Leagues
Loftsgard led with a 621 series and 225 end 215 games in the Women's City Major league while Swenson posted 273 game and 652 series in the Master league. Other top totals include Cope 255 and Smiley 631 in Tyrants and Amusement 297 in the Raymon team, with multiple 200s and 600s from various bowlers across leagues and clubs.
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Raymon Amusement
League of Tyrants
Roger Cope
Darrell Lampe
Bill Smiley
Hofftoan Insurance
John Wall
Golf Heads Meet in Cedar Rapids Conference
The Town Golf Course Superintendents Assn holds its inaugural conference in Cedar Rapids at the Roosevelt hotel from March 9 to 13. Featured speaker is Charles Calhoun from Ames, noted consultant and golf plant expert, who is developing a new course at Story City and has created a greens drainage system praised on other courses. Calhoun also edits the Golf Course Reporter.
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Golf
IGCSA
Qualifying Delayed for Rockingham Carolina 50
Rain halted the second day of qualifying at Rockingham North Carolina for the Carolina 50 race. Sixteen drivers will race for eight berths in the $85,400 event Friday weather permitting. David Pearson set a new one mile track record in a Ford and Bobby Isaac led the front row by averaging 119.873. Cale Yarborough, holder of the old mark, was late for practice and did not run Wednesday.
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Bobby Isaac
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Oklahoma
James Cook
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Sooners
James [Kent
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John Westensee
Towa State
Steve Harrison
Missouri
Okishorma
Williams Debut Yields 8 5 Loss for Senators
Washington manager Ted Williams faces a rough debut as the Senators fall 8 to 5 to the New York Yankees in an exhibition opener. A late error by Bob Cox and okay offense from Dick Billings provide slim hope, while Williams relies on rookies and waits for holdout stars.
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Associated Press Sports Winite
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Dick Billings
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Jones Boy Nets 30 for ABA Rockets in 17th Straight
Larry Jones scored 30 or more for the 17th consecutive ABA game as Denver and the Oakland Oaks swept Miami and Kentucky in Thursday night action. Rockets beat Kentucky 123 114 while Oakland topped Miami 117 013 for fifth win in five meetings. New Orleans crushed Houston 128 119.
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Oreak
Loule
Jamnpler
Touinville
There's a Catch In OJ Deal
Ralph Wilson owner of the Buffalo Bills says he will pay O J Simpson one million dollars but adds a catch. The statement frames a conditional offer amid ongoing contract talks and public interest in the veteran running back.
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O. J. Simpson
Detroit
Ralph Wilson
Buffalo Bills
Coe Kohawks End Season With Hopeful Outlook For Next Year
Coe finished 10 8 in the Midwest Conference and 12 10 overall, their best since 1964 65. Ron Barnes led scoring with 342 points last season and 401 this season for a 14 1 point average, nearing Coe’s all time list. senior leaders Jim Ernst and Jay Griffin praised for leadership.
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Dave ‘Etienne
Kohawks
Cedar Rapids Washington High
Don King
Etienne
Hoes Kohawks
Joolor Ron Barnes
Kehawk
Barnes
Marty Wolfson
Wolfson
Dick McDermott
Steve Gray
Jim Ernst
Jay Griffin
Rams Eye 25th Wrestling Title At Northfield
Cornell's wrestling Rams, favored to win a 25th Midwest Conference title this Saturday in Northfield, led by Corwin Stuart at 197 Carl Stallings at 160 and Pat Luther at 177, seek strong showings from defending champs as Carleton and Monmouth challenge. Stuart and Tim Thomsen remain undefeated in league duals while Luther, Stuart and Thomsen hold best overall records.
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St. Olaf
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Tim Thomsen
Luther
Thomsen
IUNI Star Mention Highlights 1969 Little All-America Team
AP selects 1969 Little All-American basketball team with Kenyon's John Rinks among first team picks. Other honorees include Larry Jeffries Trinity Texas George Tinsley Kentucky Wesleyan Ken Hall Westminster Utah and Sammy Little Delta Mississippi State.
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Kenyon
Ohio
Associated Press
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Larry Jeffries
Trinity
Texas
George Tinsley
Kentucky Wesleyan
Ken Hall
Westminister
Utah
Sammy Little
Delta
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Ken Huelman
University of Northern Town
Paecond
Sacha Aloe
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Exel Dow
Lamar Tech
Robert
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Prilander Smith
Arkastern
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Jenkins Heads North Central Scoring Leaders
Cedar Falls reports Al Jenkins of North Dakota led league scoring with 25.7 points per game over 42 games and 309 points. Key individual marks included Kidsness of Dakota State top in field goal and free throw percentages. South Dakota State and UNI shared league ties for offense and defense respectively.
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UPI
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Seph Dakota State
Kidsness
C. R. Jefferson
al Jenkins
North Dakota
Ken Huelman
Northern Town
South Dakota State
UNI
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