Marion's Anderson Tops Picks In All-Wamac
Marion star Gregg Anderson earned a unanimous selection as the league scoring champion on the all-Wamac first team. Marion posted 13 1 record to claim the title while landing only one other berth for Barry Hopking on the second team.
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Indians
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Tim Foster
Manchester
Mark Fry
Vinton
Dan Neunaber
Anamosa
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Nn Foster
Mark One Vinton
Sen Indek Hines
Sher
Monti Jonti
Ana
Barry Hopkins
Rick Clausen
Maqucketa
Steve Pals
John Ray
Maniicele Ee
Kiburz
Steve Kaackett
Independence
Craig ‘Smith
Jim Stainbrook
Rasmussen
Manouner
Ian Maquarene
Randy Renner
Tipton oMike Droi i
Ken DeKock
Kennedy Wins Track Duel 91 23 Dominant win over Hempstead
Kennedy high cruised to a 91 23 indoor track dual victory at Coe College led by Bernie Crinigan and Bruce Hamous each winning two events Crinigan took the mile and 880 while Hamous swept the hurdles Kennedy’s scoring depth included top finishes across sprints jumps and relays as the Cougars moved to 1 1 in dual meet play with Hempstead on Thursday.
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Kennedy High
Dubuque Hempstead
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Hamous
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Glen Zenor
Ron Wasik
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Rte
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Erzen
Ce Mous
Wharton
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Ane
Bertelli
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Kenn Jackson
Smith
Davidson
Five Million Dollar Suit Filed by Jim Chones
Los Angeles AP report states New York Nets forward Jim Chones filed a $5 million federal suit against sports agent Al Ross and First United Management Corp. alleging deceit and fraud to end their contract. Ross answered with counterclaims totaling $650,000 against Chones and Illinois attorney Arthur Morse.
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Jim Chones
al Ross
U.S
Ross
Chones
Illinois
Arthur Morse
First United Management Corp
Marquette
The
Nets
American Basketball Association
Lamparek Wins College Contest Shooting Title
Kevin Lamparek won the basketball goal shooting contest at College Community School scoring 135 points. Reg Hastings finished second with 130 points and John Withers was third with 130 in the Thursday event.
Cyclones Take Early NCAA Wrestling Lead At Nationals
The 43rd NCAA championships open with Iowa State holding a slim lead as top seeds Crumley and several others fall in early rounds. Archrivals and strong performers like Taylor Milkovich Schalles and Holm advance, while injuries and upsets reshape the standings heading into quarterfinals.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Iowa State
Jim Crumley
Oregon State
Bill Murdock
Washington
John Panning
Minnesota
Arizona
Albert Sue
Crumley
Gene Barber
Trenton State
Banke and Guilford Key Wins for USC at NAIA Tourney
Adams State led the NAIA wrestling meet in Sioux City after two rounds as Adams State scored 22 points, followed by Huron College and Central Washington. Upper Iowa’s Henry Banke won a decision, while Doug Guilford pinned at 126 pounds. Finals set for Saturday.
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Oregon State
Michigan State
Washington
Brigham Young
Penn State
Ron Glass
Don Glass
Rich Binek
Iowa
Jan Sanderson
Jim Waschek
Binck
Army
Sioux City
Adams State of Colorado
Adams
Huron College S.D
Central Washington
Wayne State
Neb
Waynesburg
Morningside
Nebraska- Omaha
Upper Iowa
Henry Banke
Cedar Rapids
Doug Guilford
Yale Gives Grid Giants Ultimatum
Yale University secretary Henry Chauncey announced the school will not rent Yale Bowl to the Giants unless WTIC TV Hartford is allowed to televise the games and WCBS TV New York is blacked out. The move is to protect Giants fans in Connecticut and preserve university football crowds amid a potential Giants rental offer.
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Princeton University
Yale Corporation
Chauncey
Giants
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NFL
John Cochran
League
Cochran
WTIC
New York
Kohawks Seek to Maintain Running Game vs Southern Colorado
Springfield Missouri area preview notes Southern Colorado challenges unbeaten Coe at Donald Arena. Marcus Jackson states adjustments to defense for Cal Tatum but emphasizes preserving the run heavy offense. Key clash buttons toward NCAA finals, with Friday action and Saturday consolation options depending on outcomes.
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Colorado McFalls
Os Viersenjohnson
Nm Loh
Springfield
Southern Colorado
Kohawks
Marcus Jackson
Southern
Cal Tatum
Cee
Jackson
Evansville
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