Schnell and Guthrie Lead In All-Events
In the Men’s City bowling tournament at Jubilee Lanes Schnell surpasses 1907 to lead class A all events while Guthrie leads class B all events. Morrison tops class A singles and Coghlan leads class B singles. doubles leaders are Freese-Schulte for class B and Larson-Usher for class A. Streams of names and scores follow for teams and other events with incomplete OCR data.
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Allen Schnell
Jubilee Lanes
Larry Guthrie
Cliff Morrison
William Coghlan
Gary Larson
John Usher
John Freese
Francis Schulte
Spears Texaco
Pingineers
Halterman Lumber
Knotheads
Stuber Body
Fender
Briles
Vance Gordon
Brock Crawford
Gates Gates
al Sommerfield
Lyle Boesenberger
Ted Carter
Jack Bates
Clint Farrington
Robert Bunge
Jim Franklin
Bob Etzel
Jim McQuiston
ROBE
Nts
Mike Tilson
Stewart Named Coach of Year in Big Eight
Norm Stewart of Missouri won the Big Eight Coach of the Year honor chosen by AP sports writers and broadcasters. Kansas State’s Jack Hartman finished second in the vote.
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Kansas City
Norm Stewart
Missouri
Stewart
Associated Press
Jack Hartman
Kansas State
Jones and Littlebear Triumph in Tag Team Victory
Rufus R. Jones and Danny Littlebear defeated Yasu Fuji and Chati Yakuchi by disqualification in the main feature at Memorial Auditorium. Earlier, Jones beat Yakuchi, Omar Atlas defeated Benny Ramirez, Ronnie Etchison, and Bob Orton had a draw.
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Rufus R. Jones
Danny Littlebear
Yasu Fuji
Chati Yakuchi
Memorial Auditorium
Jones
Yakuchi
Omar Atlas
Benny Ramirez
Ronnie Etchison
Bob Orton
Legion Major League furnishes seven 600s in bowling highlights
The Legion Major League produced seven 600 series and sixteen games of 220 or better. Hal DeWoody led with 690 on 236 211 243, while Ken Kroeger 651, Chet Gralund 650, Don Rocarek 647, Jim Hiatt 641, Gordon Mollman 638, Jim Novak 632, and Ray Hernandez 628 followed. In other events, MaryAnn Woolf and Colette Plummer shared 600s in the Terrace Room Ladies Classic, and Earl Coonley earned a 629 series with a century award.
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Hal DeWoody
Ken Kroeger
Chet Gralund
Don Rocarek
Jim
Hiatt
Gordon Mollman
Jim Novak
Ray Hernandez
E Woolf
Colette Plummer
Cedar Rapids Bowl
John Morris
Legion
ABC Century
Earl Coonley
Don Madock
Feiereisen
Smulekoff
Fri
Bob Elliott
Jim McNeill
Ron’s Pester Derby
May City Lanes
Legion Major
Haleeoct
Flame Room
Cabin
Rex Phillips
Harry Aan
Cryovac
Pearl Ware
L’bbie Youslin
Theresa Wittenburg
Comets
Marion
Sue Sannes
Maxine Graham
Nadine Williams
Sue Painter
Twilighters
Leo Kalous
John McDonough
Rosalie Rath
Karen Jacobs
If & Whens
Vernarman
Bob Mumma
Karen Hobbs
May City
Niters
Joe Berry
Jr Walters
Justice Elect
Hinton’s
Roger Church
Dick Carlyle
Sisco’s
M.C
Gil Stevens
Betty Venditti
Gutter Trotters
Terrace Am
Nadine Gardner
MaryAnn Woolf
Glenda Lacher
Donna Meyer
Jack Brubaker
Butler-Christy
Snyder-LaPree
Susan Conine
Kathy Martin
Elaine Kienegaard
Gene Leggett
Local Bowling League Scores and Player Totals
A compilation of Friday leagues with bowlers and scores. Mixers, Fri Frolics, Bowl Babes and dozens more list participants such as Russ Hall, Georgianna Culp, Jane Beresford, Faye Roberts, and Collette Plummer along with team names like Misfits, Continental Oil, Ding-a-Lings, and Great Ones. Scores range from around 190 to 700s, reflecting a lively club scene with many teams and players in Marion and May City areas.
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C.R. Bowl
Russ Hall
Georgianna Culp
Lum’s
Faye Roberts
Marie Krug
Continental Oil
Jane Beresford
Collette Plummer
T.G.J.F
Shirley Bush
Nancy Gladwin
Beverly Noah
Great Ones
Sundowners
Sandy Wasta
Wilson-Sinclair
Discount Stereoland
Chuck Curtis
Mar
Laurel
Fri
Rhonda Moffat
Glenna Schnell
Dysaris
Herrera wins world bantamweight title in Mexico City
Rafael Herrera of Mexico knocked out Ruben Olivares also of Mexico in the eighth round to claim the world bantamweight championship. In Valencia, Gregorio Peralta of Argentina stopped Willie Johnson of Miami in two rounds.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Rafael Herrera
Mexico
Ruben Olivares
Herrera
Valencia
Spain
Gregorio Peralta
Argentina
Willie Johnson
Miami
Fla
Ex Cards Have Upper Hand In Philadelphia Exhibition
Ex-Cards steered the Phillies to a 7-1 exhibition win over St. Louis powered by Steve Carlton, Willie Montanez, and Tim McCarver. Carlton tossed six innings for one run, Montanez drove in four with two doubles and a single, and McCarver added a RBI double and two singles. Other results included Pirates sweeping Reds in Venezuela and Dodgers beating Astros 8-5.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
St. Louis
Cardinals
Steve Carlton
Willie Montanez
Tim McCarver
Carlton
Philadelphia
Montanez
Phillies
Curt Flood
McCarver
Flood
Richie Allen
Frank Lucchesi
Steve
Lou Brock
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Venezuela
Bob Johnson
Bob Robertson
Richie Zisk
Los Angeles Dodgers
Willie Crawford
Bill Buckner
RBI
Houston Astros
Crawford
Willie Davis
Jim Lefebvre
Orlando Cepeda
Gary Gentry
Atlanta Braves
New York Mets
Sam McDowell
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Indiana Trainer Takes Position with Patriots
Tom Healion, Indiana University head trainer for four years, named trainer of the New England Patriots. He replaces Bill Bates, who was released by the NFL team.
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Foxboro
Mass
Tom Healion
Indiana University
New England Patriots
Bill Bates
Tibblin Grossi win Mint 400 motorcycle division in Las Vegas
Veteran Swedish rider Rolf Tibblin and Bob Grossi of Santa Cruz California won the motorcycle division of the Mint 400 off road race in Las Vegas Nevada on Sunday.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Rolf Tibblin
Bob Grossi
Santa Cruz
Calif
Hawkeye Club Finishes Third in Chicago Freestyle Meet
The Hawkeye wrestling club based in Iowa City placed third at the 8th Annual Chicago Freestyle tournament in Chicago with 12 points. Notable finishes include Duane Burkholder second at 117, Steve DeVries second at 180, Dale Stearns second at heavyweight, with other Iowa entries Don Buzzard fourth at 198 and Cal Jenkins and Don Briggs not placing. The event drew about 350 wrestlers and featured champion Bob Buzzard at 149 pounds.
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Chicago
Ill
Hawkeye Wrestling Club
Iowa City
Mayor Daley
New York Athletic Club
Hawkeye Club
Duane Burkholder
Steve DeVries
Dale Sterns
Burkholder
Upper Iowa
DeVries and
Stearns
Prairie High School
Iowa
Don Buzzard
Cal Jenkins
Don Briggs
Bob Buzzard
Waterloo
Iowa State
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