Harold Wilkinson leads Kennedy girls to state runner-up crowd praise
About 1,500 cheerleaders welcomed Cedar Rapids Kennedy after a second-place finish at the Iowa girls state tournament in Des Moines. Coach Harold Wilkinson praised his players and their families while reflecting on the long road, strong fan support, and a 29 2 season record.
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Harold Wilkinson
Iowa
Kennedy High School
Cougar Country
Kennedy
Bud Rainbow
Des Moines
C.R
Don Canney
Board of Education
Ed Beatty
Marvin Maire
Cougar
Wilkinson
Belle Plaine
Southeast Park
Runnells
Southeast Polk
Lisa Gray
Rainbow
John F. Ken
Southeast Pork
Cedar Rapids
O.R
Washington
Wash
Lake View
Auburn
Mississippi Valley
Metro Area
Bob Merkle
Bob
Kennedy High
Bean Wins Coral Open In Final-Burst Drive
Andy Bean seized his first pro tour title at the Coral Open as David Graham, chasing from four back, bogeyed two of the last four holes. Bean, who played a steady final round, held a two-stroke edge to the 18th, securing the victory despite Graham's late push.
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Miami
Andy Bean
David Graham
Graham
Bean
Duren Alcohol Story Ties Pitching Career to Rehab Mission
Former major league pitcher Ryne Duren known for glasses and a hard fast ball discusses his alcohol problem. Now coordinator of rehabilitation at Stoughton hospital, he speaks on sobriety while detailing his lifelong struggle and efforts to help others. Florida context not present. note mentions Southern Utah and Stan Jack in NAIA tourney coverage.
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Arnald
Ryne” Duren
Ryne
C.R
Pinky Primrose
Iowa H.S. Baseball Coaches Assn
Washington High
Ted Williams
John McIvor
Gazette
Duren
Johnny Klippstein
Jack Dittmer
Hal Trosky
Ron Hunt
Stoughton
Wis
Southern Utah
Kansas City
Utah
Southern
Oklahoma State
Stan Jack
van Horne
Upper Iowa College
Stan
K.C
Upper Iowa
Bob King
C.R. Washenger
Don King
Suph
Bright leads state bowling all events in class A
Louise Bright of Waterloo tops the women class A all events in the state bowling tournament with 1 702 pins. Other class A leaders include singles Mary Ann Mullen 627. doubles Betty Skorupan and Lorena Wilcox 1 131. team Compiano's Restaurant 2 728. Van Horn Lanes Keystone heads class C with 2 476.
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FT. Dodge
Louise Bright
Waterloo
Mary Ann Mullen
D.M
Betty Skorupan
Lorena Wilcox
Compiano’s
van Horn Lanes
Keystone
Local Table Tennis Meet Yields Sweep of Winners
Sloan Houshang Bozorgzadeh of Independence led the table tennis tournament, taking first overall. John Stillions of C.R. placed second in men’s A and in both 15 under and 17 under. he defeated Todd Petersen of Wisner, Neb., in the men’s A after losing to him in the junior events. John also won junior doubles while his sister Jody was second in women’s. Orv Newell of C.R. was second in the over-40 division.
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Sloan — Houshang Bozorgzadeh
Independence
John Stillions
C.R
Todd Petersen
Wisner
Neb
John
Jody
S. Orv Newell
Wolverines Smelled Blood In NCAA First Round
Michigan, ranked No. 1, beat Holy Cross 92-81 in the Mideast Regional as Rickey Green returned from injury to score a career high 35 points with nine assists. Phil Hubbard added 16 points and 12 rebounds.
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Bloomington
Ind
University of Michigan
Johnny Orr
Orr
Wolverines
Holy Cross
Michigan
Crusaders
North Carolina- Charlotte
Central Michigan
Detroit
Rickey Green
Phil Hubbard
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Bob Hersom
Nedy High School
Cougar Power
Doral
Andy
Esope
Marty Rabbosky
Duren and Klippstein
Bright
Bozorgzadeh
Alaska
King Crab
Boston Fisheries
Sth
St. SE
Clancy's, Ltd
Roosevelt Royale Hotel
Unc-Charlotte
Syracuse
Lexington
Cicero
B.C
America
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