Bowling stars Grahlman defends with 692 in Legion event
Jim Grahlman rolled a 692 series in the Legion Commercial league with 228, 227, 237 games while Gary Rinderknecht added 691 in Jubilee Masters with 224, 237, 230. Doris Wilson led the Women with a 616 series and 225 game as Major and other league tallies are listed.
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Cougars and Hawks Vie For C R Linnear Title
Kennedy and Prairie reach championship night after semifinal wins in the first annual C R Linnear faculty tournament at the Hawks gym. Ev Peterson led scorers with 28 for Kennedy in an 81 66 win over Washington while Terry Leeper scored 24 for Prairie in a 75 53 victory over LaSalle. Consolation game at 6 45 p m precedes the title tilt at 8 15 p m with booster club sponsorship.
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Oakland Seals May Move to Vancouver
Vancouver based Labatt Breweries agreed to buy the Oakland Seals with a move contingent on NHL approval and nine of eleven owners. The sale price is undisclosed. the club reportedly owes the league about $700,000 due by May 15 while averaging 5,000 fans per home game.
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Berry Will Join Dallas Cowboys
WACO Texas AP Raymond Berry retiring All Pro end of the Baltimore Colts says he will take a job as pass receiving coach for the Dallas Cowboys. He states he is happy about it and notes his parents live near Dallas.
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Right Decision Guides Guthrie Center Girls Past Wapsie Valley
Guthrie Center coach Rich Hanson reflects on choosing girls basketball and hails his team’s semifinal run after a 72-66 win over Wapsie Valley. Deb Merritt hit six of 18 as Brenda Moeller’s injury and Carmen Bock’s defense shaped the tight finish in the 1968 state tournament.
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Montezuma guard named queen of 1968 girls tourney
Cheryl Davis 18, Montezuma senior guard, was chosen queen after beating 16 contestants. She had started four years and played through a torn ankle tape, while Barb Stewart scored 37 for Moeller. Denise Long led Union-Whitten with a 93 point performance and prompted questions on future coverage.
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Stokes Advances in Long Road to Recovery at Good Samaritan
Ten years after his 1958 plane crash, Maurice Stokes at Good Samaritan Hospital continues extensive therapy. With Dr Emily Hess and Sylvia Doerty guiding him, he progresses from an alphabet system to spoken words. Teammate Jack Twyman notes his daily routine includes three hours of physical therapy, speech work, and occupational sessions before quiet evenings.
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Omaha University Triumphs in Narrow NCCA Win
In a tense college basketball final, Omaha University edges Oklahoma City 81 to 73 to claim the division crown. Key players include Caverter and Oshkosh leading the scoring for the victor.
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Impressive Wins By First Christian Church Volleyball
Eight teams posted sweeps in the recreation commission Men s Church volleyball action. First Christian dominated in league A with 15 1 15 0 and 15 6 victories over St Matthew s. Other results include CLASS A and CLASS B scores across St Paul s Kenwood Westminster Christ Church First Pres Latter Day Saints Trinity Luth Olivet St James and Salem EUB.
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Royals Narrowly Win to Keep NBA Playoff Hopes Alive
The Cincinnati Royals edged the St. Louis Hawks 102-96 in Cleveland to keep slim playoff chances. Oscar Robertson scored 30 for Cincinnati, while John Tresvant's late jumper clinched the lead. Dallas Chaparrals beat New Orleans 90-87 in the ABA, with Powell scoring 21 points to help Dallas close on New Orleans in the Western race.
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Wash Beats Jeff Kennedy in Chess Triangular
Washington won the chess triangular at Kennedy on Wednesday. Washington finished with five points, Kennedy three, Jefferson two, led by Arlin Anderson, Matt Grinberg, Jim Semler, Dave Mason, Dennis Fitzgerald, and Mike Tilton.
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