Hull Scores Goal No. 52 as Hawks Rally Over Toronto
CHICAGO AP Bobby Hull scored his 52nd goal Sunday night as the Chicago Black Hawks beat Toronto 5-1 with a four-goal final period surge. Hull's tally came after setting a new mark, and Chicago closed within one point of Montreal for the league lead with nine games left.
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Bobby Hull
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National Hockey League
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New York Rangers
Hawks
Toronto
Montreal
Honkomps Dogs Take Top Ends in Southeast Iowa Trials
Wally Honkomp of Cedar Rapids led his dogs to a first in the hunter’s special and two seconds in the derby and qualifying at Dudgeon Lake with Cape and Cindy showing strong performances. Other winners included Silver driven by Charles Mysak and multiple placements across open qualifying and puppy divisions in Vinton and Mason City events.
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Iowa
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Pat Paul Wright
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Center Point
Tere
Marie Hollinger
Mason City
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Ray Harrison
Vinton
Oscar Hanson
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al Egley
D.M. Hunter
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Dick Snyder
Shellsburg
Polka
Warren Glantz
C.R
D.M
Don’t Be Surprised If You Spot a Turkey in Iowa
Iowa’s conservation commission released wild turkeys in the Shimek forest in Lee County, in Stephens state forest in Lucas County, and near Castana in Monona County as part of a study on how eastern and Merriam’s subspecies adapt. Earlier releases include 39 Rio Grande birds in the Yellow River forest, monitored but not spreading rapidly.
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Iowa Woods
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Missouri State Game Department
Bad Luck for Iowan Title to Goldsmith
Chrysler backed Plymouth driven by Paul Goldsmith won the Peach Blossom 500 at the North Carolina speedway delaying Ford’s effort. Cale Yarborough finished second in a factory Ford, 3.8 seconds behind. Goldsmith earned 14390 dollars, while Yarborough received 7875. The race featured a near three car wreck on lap 36 and Hutcherson quitting after nine more laps.
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Ford
Plymouth
Paul Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Cale Yarbrough
Timmonsville
S.C
Richard Petty
Ind
Bobby Isaac
Catawba
N.C
Dick Hutcherson
Keokuk
Iowa
Hutcherson
Duffy Named NCAA Director of Events
Gene Duffy of Creighton University is appointed Director of Events for the NCAA. The 29 year old former Creighton athletics business manager will replace Michael J. Cleary and oversee NCAA championship events starting May 1. Duffy previously played college and minor league baseball and worked with the Chicago White Sox.
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Notre Dame
Michael J. Cleary
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National Association of Collegiate Directors
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Rams Earn Fourth at Naperville Relays Relay Meet
Cornell college placed fourth among 18 teams at Naperville Relays in Illinois over the weekend. The Rams won the mile relay with Hal Weibel, Dave Newell, Tom Jarom, and Bill Abel. Abel finished fifth in the 60 yard dash. the two mile relay was second, and Cornell placed fourth in the eight lap relay.
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Cornell College
Rams
Hal Weibel
Dave Newell
Tom Jarom
Bill Abel
Abel
Cornell
West Central suffers 80 65 defeat in title game rout
Girlsgame sparked a 17 point run mid first half to power an 80-65 victory over West Central, followed by Dunlap falling 80-62 before Saturday’s championship. The lineup featured Olson and Walton in the front court with Lorenzen Rowles and Nordstrom in the back court, while Klett and Groenwold were the only seniors.
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Dunlap
Sophs Olson
Judy Walton
Pat Lorenzen
Connie Rowles
Linda Nordstrom
Karen Klett
Sylvia Groenwold
Luther’s Table Wins 1965 Tucker Crosscountry Award
Luther College distance star Gene Takle, an all-American runner from Walnut Grove Minnesota, earned the 1965 James B. Tucker crosscountry award. The honor recognizes the top senior cross country runner from an Iowa college as chosen by a panel of coaches and officials, reflecting Takle’s 1965 NCAA cross country performances.
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James B. Tucker
Hampton and
Clear Lake
Jim Tucker
University of Iowa
Davenport West Mat Coach Resigns After Six Years
Dick Colson, head wrestling coach at Davenport West for six years, has tendered his resignation and asked to be relieved of coaching duties while continuing to teach sociology.
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Davenport
Dick Colson
Davenport West
NCAA Midwest regional chaos mars Kentucky win over Michigan
Observer notes high crowd chaos at the Iowa City regional with an estimated 13 500 in a venue with about 11 000 seats. He praises Pat Riley's play for Kentucky while criticizing event management and safety gaps including smoking, crowd movement, and access for officials and media.
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Eric Wilson
Fred Winter
Fred
Jimmy Jones
Iowa Athletic Department
D.M. Teams in State Pin Leads D.M. Teams in State Pin Leads
Midwest Paper of Des Moines holds open division lead in the state men’s bowling tournament while Mark’s Apco of Des Moines tops the booster division. Jim Myers of Rockwell City posts the high singles series with 666 as standings show top teams and high games across divisions.
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Rockwell City
Vanguard Fire Alarm System
Ottumwa
Community Beer Parlor
Fort Dodge
Mac Real Estate
Iowa City
Flame Room
Cedar Rapids
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Larry Dreiks
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Grundy Center
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Sioux City
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Marshalltown
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Keokuk
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Pop Varner Dead at 82
MOUNT AYR AP O C Pop Varner 82 longtime Diagonal high school basketball power coach died at a hospital Sunday night after ill health since 1952 He coached Diagonal 16 years taking teams to nine state finals Warner 1938 champions and 1939 runners up He later coached Mount Ayr 1946 until retirement in 1952 Survivors include his widow and five sons Services pending.
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O. C
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Varner
Diagonal
Warner
Zipperer Captures Gazette Bowling Title at Legion Lanes
George Zipperer won the annual Hromek bowling tournament for Gazette employees at Legion Lanes Sunday. He rolled 238 191 175 for a 712 series with 108 handicap. Second place went to Bob Reu with 694, followed by Jim McNeill Jr. 679. Howard Phillips had the high scratch 607 and Zipperer the high scratch game 238. Fifty six bowlers entered. Leaders include Zipperer McNeill Phillips Lawrence Packingham Lana Merryman Sheldon Donnelly Cooney Smith.
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Russia Rips Czechs 7-1 for Hockey Title
Vyacheslav Starshinov scored three goals in the first period as Russia defeated Czechoslovakia 7-1 in Ljubljana to claim its fourth straight world hockey championship. Czechoslovakia finished second. Canada beat Sweden 4-2 for third. the United States tied Finland for sixth in the eight team field.
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Yugoslavia
Vyacheslav Starshinov
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Canada
Sweden
United States
Finland
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North Dakota’s Phil Jackson Made Small College All-America First Team
Phil Jackson of North Dakota earned a first team spot on the small college All-America basketball list this week. The squad is led by repeat selection Larry Humes of Evansville, with teammate Dick Pederson receiving honorable mention.
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North Dakota
Larry Humes
Evansville
Jackson
Dick Pederson
George McNeil
South Illinois
Johnny Comeux
Grambling
Hal Booker
Cheyney State
Soph
Don Carlos and Otterbein Face Prairie View Matchup
Don Carlos and Otterbein host Prairie View with players Guy Manning Charles Creek and Earl Monroe on the roster. Abilene Christian and Gene Summers from Northern Michigan and Earl Monroe are among listed names in the matchup.
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Otterbein
Guy Manning
Prairie View
Charles Creek
Abilene Christian
Gene Summers
Northern Michigan
Earl Monroe
Winston-Salem
SCI Wrestler Wins National Title at NCAA Meet
Don Parker of State College of Iowa captured the 177 pound NCAA college division wrestling title in Mankato Minnesota defeating Dave Mucka of Moravian Pennsylvania 5 to 2 Parker was the lone Iowan finalist at the championships
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State College of Iowa
Don Parker
Dave Mucka
Moravian
Parker
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