Four Peacocks Survive at NAIA Wrestling Tournament
Four Upper Iowa wrestlers advanced past the first two rounds of the NAIA tournament in Omaha as teams push for Friday quarterfinals. Omaha led preliminaries with six wrestlers and 23 points, while the Peacocks tied for sixth with 12 points and four remaining. Sandy Waller of Omaha fell in the second round to Max Branum of Wayne State, and Greg Slager of Wartburg could not compete due to a shoulder injury.
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Omaha
Neb
Upper Iowa College
Peacocks
Cedar Rapids
Sandy Waller
Washington
Max Branum
Wayne St
Greg Slager
Wartburg
Bruce Sigler
Gordon Levy
Adams State
Duane Burkholder
Dick Tressler
Superior
Paul Kherse
Hurea
Craia Campbell
Upper Iowa
Pin- Jeno Arnold
Winona State
Geerge Garrett
Westmar
Dennis Nixt
Alfred Caleb
Licola
Tobin
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Ind
Jim Fisher
At ‘Osher ‘Horerter Teace
Bitty Viverette
Dennis Laker Taper Lowe
Tera O
Graceland
Bill Shawler
Gary
Wii Regen Enedt Stepanek
Upper Lewa
al Hughes
Upper Lowm
Jonnsen
Ft. I
Richard Arriscal
California State
Willa Scott
Lows Wesleyan
Senger
Dale Miller
al Fawn Wesleyan
Rex Faum
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Wis
Suserir
Duane Mer Towa
Wera Garon Laws
Adams SI
Dave S$reen
Upper Laws
Neaburg
Watere
Applewardee
Jerry Holsafie
Jarien
Boxers Shine at Cedar Rapids Goldens Night Highlights
Cedar Rapids boxing scene features Joe McCaddon center stage winning two bouts and reaching the 156 pound novice semifinals. About 75 fights across three rings staged Thursday with Cedar Rapids boxers advancing in novice and open divisions and 15 year old junior Olympics entrants showing strong entries.
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Tom Engler
Steve Sacora
Tim Hennessey
Ed Furnish
al Raunch
Des Moines
Doug Moyle
Manchester
Cedar Rapids
Terry Dye
Ricky Rodriguez
C R Defends Y Swim Title
Decorah Luther College hosts the Iowa YMCA state swimming meet for the third year. Open divisions and age group events run Friday and Saturday with 20 teams and 250 swimmers. Cedar Rapids defends the title, Washington and Davenport placed second and third last year.
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Luther College
Iowa Ymca
Luther
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Davenport
Unseeded Riessen Meets Laver in L A Pro Final
Unseeded Marty Riessen of Evanston Illinois faces top seed Rod Laver of Australia in the Los Angeles Invitational Pro tennis men’s singles final. Riessen is a new pro. Laver is a veteran competing in separate leagues.
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Laver
Los Angeles
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Red Laver
Australia
Cournoyer nets hat trick to lift Canadiens past Maple Leafs
Yvan Cournoyer, at 5 foot 7, scored his third hat trick of the season as the Montreal Canadiens beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-3 to move back into first in the NHL East. Beliveau added three assists as Montreal extended its lead to one point over idle Boston.
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Yvan Cournoyer
Montreal Canadiens
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Montreal
Toronto Maple Leafs
Canadiens
Boston
Jean Beliveau
Ted Harris
Dick Duff
New York Rangers
Detroit Red Wings
Philadelphia Flyers
Los Angeles Kings
Hawks Sign Baseball Star From Pennsylvania
IOWA CITY Bob White a top athlete from Ft. Cherry high school Hickory Pennsylvania will enroll at Iowa in September to play baseball for the Hawkeyes. Coach Dick Schultz praises White as a fast outfielder and powerful hitter choosing baseball over football scholarships. White with Little Pirates Pittsburgh led RBIs in both of the last two seasons and hit .354 last year.
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Pennsylvania
Iowa
Bob White
Ft. Cherry High School
Hickory
Dick Schultz
Bob
Schultz
Little Pirates
Pittsburgh
Girls Athletics Expansion At Montes Schedule Voted
Mont schedule next fall will add interscholastic girls basketball and golf tennis and softball, depending on interest. Sacred Heart Monticello closes, sending about 87 students to public schools where Bob Mullen may coach girls basketball. Midland faces Woodbine in state tourney, Solon beat West Branch three times is incorrect.
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Ogden
Boyd Shannon
Sacred Heart of Monticello
Sacred Heart
Bob Mullen
Bob
Mullen
Midland
Woodbine
Jerry Carstens
Guthrie Center
Jerry
Fort Dodge Wins Key JC Tourney Quarterfinals
Fort Dodge surged past York 102 93 to reach the Region 11 semifinals and will face Burlington after Burlington topped Norfolk 89 77. Curtis Williams led Fort Dodge with 25 points and Bill Brickhouse added 23 as York guard Slim Goodman scored 30.
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Fort Dodge
York
Nev
Clarinda
Ellsworth
Creston
Muscatine
Oskaloosa
Dodge City
Kan
Curtis Williams
Bill Brickhouse
Slim Goodman
Dick Gibbs
Fred Brown
Ron Moore
Merlin Renner
Randy Long
C.R. Wash Prep
Jeff Finn
Luther Honor To Swanson Wins Norris Award
Luther College honors Ken Swanson a Minneapolis senior and captain of the Norses as the most valuable swimmer. Swanson earns the Norris award for the third time in four years, contributing to a 6-4 dual meet record and a season with 11 of 14 school records broken. He helped launch Luther’s first intercollegiate swim team under Coach David Norris, alongside lettermen Mike Moen and Don Luettjohann from Cedar Rapids.
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Ken Swanson
Minneapolis
Luther
Swanson
Norris
Luther Fieldhouse
Norses
David Norris
Cedar Rapids
Mike Moen
Don Luettjohann
Soph
Maravich Aims For Season Scoring Mark In Final Game
Pete Maravich Louisiana State needs 49 points in his final game Saturday night to break the major college season scoring record. His 43.81 projected season average would top his 43.77 mark. Rick Mount Purdue trails with 33.0, while Lew Alcindor leads field goal percentage at .639 and Haywood tops rebounds at 21.5. Purdue leads in offense, Army in defense.
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Pete Maravich
Georgia
Rick Mount
Purdue
Cal Murphy
Niagara
Spencer "Haywood
Detroit
UCLA
Lew Alcindor
Jody Finney
Ohio State
Haywood
Army
City Skills Contest Leaders Grow Ties at Tyler School
Ken Jackson scored 140 points to tie for the lead in the city basketball skills contest at Tyler School. Kevin Jackson placed second with 60 points and Ricky Tobin was third with 50.
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Ken Jackson
Tyler School
Kevin Jackson
Ricky Tobin
North Linn Club Sets Sunday ATA Trap Shoot
The North Linn Fish and Game club will hold an ATA registered trap shoot Sunday at 11 a.m. Practice traps open at 9:30 a.m. The program includes 100 16-yard targets 100 handicap targets and 25 pair doubles. Boy scouts will provide hot food. Public invited.
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North Linn Fish and Game Club
Boy Scouts
Laroxinde
Ski Report Hints At Miners’ Narrow Margin Loss
A ski report notes the Miners facing Pianta inches as margins blur. Details show an erasure of inches indicating a close contest and possible scoring adjustment.
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