Ron Barnes Tops Loop In Scoring In Midwest Conference
Ron Barnes of Coe won the league scoring title with a 20.3 average, edging Strat Warden of Lawrence who had 19.1. Coe led offensively at 81.5 PPG while Cornell allowed 63.1 PPG. Coe finished 12-6, tied with a late five-game run, and Cornell went 13-5. Steve Eilers Monmouth and Dave Finholt St. Olaf posted season best 36-point games. Finholt and Burnett each had 14 field goals in a game. James Becker Carleton and Tim Heimann Knox each sank 13 free throws in one game.
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James Becker
Tim Heimann
Knox
Berenson Sparks Blues With Four Assists In 4-2 Win
Red Berenson did not score but set up all four St. Louis goals as the Blues edged Philadelphia 4-2. Goyette Sabourin Roberts and Cristo scored, with Goyette netting his 277th of the year. Los Angeles beat Pittsburgh 4-1 as Lonsberry and Shack scored twice each. DeJordy posted 37 saves.
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Kings
Denis DeJordy
Bob Blackburn
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Iowa Loop Honors Two Cage Stars C R Girls Set For Area Swim
Dubuque's Bob Finnegan and Wartburg's G E Buenning named co MVPs in the Iowa Conference basketball. All conference picks include Otto, Burton, Manchester. coaches Levick and Hayes honored. Cedar Rapids swimmers qualified for YMCA Area meet with top sprinter times listed.
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Buena Vista
al Goodman
William Penn
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Upper Iowa
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Luther
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Merlin Berkenpas
Jerry van Engel
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Bill Burnett
Gary Peckham
Gary Grimm
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Gary Fritze
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Wausau
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Mary Taylor
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Val Schupbach
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Jenine Stastny
Taylor
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Pro Basketball and Hockey Scores in Brief
Cincinnati routed San Diego 165 to 15 in National Assn. play. In hockey, St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 while Los Angeles beat Pittsburgh 4 to 2. Central League saw Fort Worth win 5 to 4 over Kansas City.
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Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Boxing Results From Coast to Coast Reported by AP
Portland bout saw Tony Lamerem from Westbrook Maine decision over Irish challenger McDermott Holyoke Massachusetts. In Los Angeles Shigeki Japan defeated rival opponent. Sacramento report notes Hana from San Jose beating Len Kesey Portland Oregon in close decision.
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Tony Lamerem
Westbrook
Maine
Qmeny McDermott
Holyoke
Mass
Sacramento
Calif
Ewe Hana
San Jose
Outpoi Len Kesey
Ore
St Pauls Dominate in Church Volleyball Lineup
St Pauls No 2 beat Trinity in straight sets at McKinley School as Latter Day Saints defeated Kenwood Methodist and First Presbyterian swept Gloria Dei on forfeits. Scores show mixed results across teams with several forfeits and partial set tallies.
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Maloy Signs Piper Pact
Davidson star Mike Maloy signed a three year contract worth about 150000 with the Pittsburgh Pipers of the ABA in Pittsburgh. He spoke of merger talks and money as factors and noted he was not contacted by the NBA. The deal includes a large life insurance policy.
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Davidson
Pittsburgh Pipers
American Basketball Assn
Pipers
ABA
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National Basketball Assny
Rick Mount
Purdue
Indiana Pacers
Mount
Zahn Bowls to Classic Lead
Wayne Zahn of Tempe Arizona led the Don Carter Classic ahead of Friday semifinals at Madison Square Garden bowing for a 1359 series and a 5222 24 game total. He topped Earl Anthony Tacoma Washington who posted a 1298 5187 and third place among the Garden field.
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Tempe
Ariz
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Tacoma
Wash
Dysart-Geneseo Leads Mid-Iowa Conference All Stars
Mid-Iowa Loop champions Dysart Geneseo place Robert Heckroth and Dave Soakers on the first team. Wellsburg is represented by John Geerdes on the first unit while Toby Huisman and Rick Groniga earn spots on the second.
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Mid-Iowa
Robert Heckroth
Dave Soakers
Wellsburg
John Geerdes
Toby Huisman
Rick Groniga
Rick Wiebensohn
Gladbrook
L' Es
Jim Miler
Dike
Jim Radner
Beamon-Conrad
Wellsbure
Bruins goalie Cheevers suffers hairline left rib fracture
Boston Bruins goaltender Gerry Cheevers has a hairline fracture in a left rib, not a shoulder problem as previously thought, after additional X rays on Thursday.
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Boston
Gerry Cheevers
Boston Bruins
Bowling Highlights Show Fran Foley 267 and John Sires 673
In a high scoring bowling session 34 players posted 230 or better with 26 600s. Fran Foley rolled a 267 to win a WIBC Century award. John Sires posted 673 for the Masters league high, while Bob Newlin and Jack Glessner posted 266 and 256 respectively.
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May City Comets
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League of Tyrants
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Pat Crowley
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Len Novak
Dick Miller
Dick Kuhl
Jack Brubaker
Kathy Staub
Neva Kluth
Mary Rauch
Bernie Strathman
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Rita
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Rarph Briles Wile
Patrick Miner
Miner
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Ohn
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Jim Loftssore
Patismiley
Ken Singleton
Dous Winders
Hernandez
Bill Smiley
den Isler
Dick Hockaday
Dick White
Wimpim Vasey
Donick Kinney
Ken Fingleton
Dan Moore
316 Scored in NBA Contest
In 1962 Philadelphia and New York set a combined NBA scoring record with 316 points. On Thursday night Tom Van Arsdale scored 36 to lead Cincinnati to a 165-151 victory over San Diego, tying the 1962 mark. Connie Dierking added 34 as Cincinnati opened 17-4 and held the lead. Elvin Hayes had 40 and 21 rebounds for San Diego. New Orleans beat Denver 113-105 as Steve Jones netted a career high 37. In Los Angeles, Craig Raymond missed three late free throws as Denver fell 117-115.
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Tom van Arsdale
Philadelphia
New York
National Basketball Assn
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New Orleans
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Kentucky
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Royals
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Craig Raymond
Raymond
Stars
George Stone
Gene Moore
Lou Dampier
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Dog Field Trial at Reservoir Grounds
The Eastern Iowa Shooting Dog Assn holds a field trial Sunday at the Coralville Reservoir from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Grounds lie two miles north of North Liberty on Highway 218 and three miles west on the Swan Lake blacktop.
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West Liberty Girls Honored on All Eastern Iowa Hawkeye Teams
West Liberty forwards Deb Gosenberg and Kathy Ander son and West Liberty seniors Ginny Rediger and Cathy Anderson plus West Branch stars Deb ir Kathy Bickford Diana Hutchcroft Jan Beaver Lori Hildebrand and others earned first team or honorable mention in the Eastern Iowa Hawkeye conference. Solon West Branch Mid-Prairie and Big Prairie players also featured among honors.
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Jan Beaver
West Branch
Iowa
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West Lmerty
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Big Praire
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Kathy Albrecht, Sr
Woodard Resigns as AFL President in Surprise Move
New York AP report says Milt Woodard, president of the American Football League and a pivotal organizer for a decade, resigned on Friday citing personal reasons. The league faces leadership transition and ongoing operations.
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Milt Woodard
American Football League
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