Forest City holds off LaSalle in opening state tourney game
In Des Moines Forest City, ranked No. 2A, defeated LaSalle 68 to 54 as Paul Schenkelberg led with 16 points and Dave Zipperer added 48. LaSalle rallied from an 11 point deficit, trimming to five at halftime and within three in the second half but foul trouble hampered Vuane Kramer’s club.
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ISU Signs 3 Tampa Gridders
AMES AP Three members of the University of Tampa football team have signed national letters of intent with Iowa State University. Linebacker Greg Pittman defensive end Otis Rodgers and defensive back Darminy Randolph enrolled in classes Monday. Tampa's program was dropped last month making them immediately eligible elsewhere. Pittman and Rodgers were heavily recruited after the disbandment and were starters last season. Randolph had signed with Iowa State in 1974 but enrolled at Tampa, and will be a Cyclone sophomore next fall.
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C R Club Falls In State Meet
The 2 year old Steitzer Red Devils of Cedar Rapids were eliminated from the Junior Olympic basketball tournament in Des Moines by the Sioux City Athletic club 47 to 45. Tyler Van Horbeck led CR with 16 points, but a 3 point play with six seconds left won it for Sioux City. CR will meet Oska Joosa in the consolation game Wednesday at 5 53.
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Lenzen Voted Most Valuable at Cedar Rapids Swim Banquet
Phil Lenzen was voted most valuable at Cedar Rapids Washington High School swimming banquet. Jim Sauerby and Tom Ovington were chosen as co captains and Doug Van Metre was selected as most improved. Letters were awarded.
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The Champ Faces Tight Meet in Forest City Wrestling
Forest City hosts a dense schedule with matchups including Cer Mur Rapids Lasalle and Council Bluffs St Albert, plus regional games noted for early morning and afternoon sessions. Wednesday and Thursday action spans Geckman Mount, Chinon St Marys, and Marshalltown Cedar Rapids Kennedy, highlighting bracket play and advancing rounds.
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Wepner sparring reveals new punch countered by Ali
Dundee assessed Chuck Wepner's sparring in Cleveland noting frequent rabbit and kidney punches and head butts. He described Muhammad Ali's trainer noting a new counter move called the Wepner Whopper aimed to counter the ring tactics, with Ali training privately for the bout.
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Drake Drive Excites Ray Drake Coach of the Year Talk
DES MOINES AP Gov Robert Ray, a Drake graduate, praised Drake basketball coach Bob Ortegel. He celebrated Drake’s championship in the National Commissioners Invitational Tournament and mused that the team might deserve coach of the year and would be even better if the season had just started.
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Hellyer to Become UTA Sports Publicist in May
DES MOINES AP Steve Hellyer an assistant sports information director at Drake University will become the sports publicist at Texas Arlington He has worked at Drake for 15 months and will assume the new role in May at UTA.
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Two-class Iowa girls basketball debate and trends
Wayne Cooley, executive secretary of the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union, weighs two class proposals and the impact on big versus small schools. He notes continued popularity of six-girl rules, with Iowa unlikely to switch soon, and cites strong crowds drawing major media attention to the girls game. He also answers questions about NCAA titles and Iowa’s historical football and wrestling finishes.
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Cedar Rapids Washington
Boxing for Women in Duluth Free University program
In Duluth Minnesota a new Free University boxing program opens April 1 at the University of Minnesota Duluth. Instructor Bill Paul trains female students in fitness and basic boxing techniques with sparring optional. Freshmen Geri Carlson Cathi Haller say the effort proves women can participate, with headgear and padded guards to reduce risk.
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