Lumsden earns Iowa Mr. Basketball in all-state pick
Todd Lumsden of Linn-Mar earns the 3A state title and is named Mr. Basketball in Iowa for a 25-0 season. He leads Linn-Mar with 658 points, 26.3 scoring, and 1,205 career points, as Metro area players dominate the INA all-state first team with teammates Breitbach and Lorenzen also honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Dukes
DES Moines
Todd Lumsden
Linn-Mar
Iowa
Lumsden
Lions
Todd Berkenpas
Maple Valley
Dubuque Wahlert
Ted Burbach
Paullina
Randy Kraayenbrink
Iowa Newspaper Association
Iowa Basketball Coaches Association
Metro
Gedar Rapids Regis
IIA
Dick Breitbach
Regis
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
al Lorenzen
Cedar Rapids Washington
Mike Noonan
Marion
Todd Twachtmann
Metro Area
Washington
Ron Pexa
Kennedy
Mark Enright
Kevin Kiley
Jefferson
Rusty Hamilton
Prairie
Greg Gibney
Gazette
Cascade
Greg McDermott
Western Dubuque
Doug Lampe
Noonan
Mark Mohl
Iowa City
Regina
Mark Edwards
Lone Tree
Steve Forbes
INA
Iowa Press Association
Iowa Daily Press Association
IDPA
Breitbach
Royals
Lorenzen
Iowa Prep
Mississippi Valley Conference
Warriors
Noon
Twachtmann
IBCA
Hampton
Mike Core
Blake Burnham
Council Bluffs
Lewis Central
Burnham
University of Toledo
Core
Drake
Wahlert
Scott Plondke
Plondke
Washington State
Creighton
Wisconsin
Doug Nauman
Boone
Jeff Fleming
Maquoketa
Nauman
Iowa State
Fleming
INA All-State Boys Basketball forwards and guards listed
The 1960s all state roster naming forwards Scott Anderson Linn Mor Mike Bailey Oelwein Bert Casey Owa City Regina Bob Driscoll Cedar pees Sere ie tan eee Joe Powers Durant Dan Storck Low Valley Brian Westphal Wyoming Midland Cedar Rapids Prairie Inter John Anderson Linn Mor Marv Cook West Branch Jim McMillan Oelwein Terry Miller Clear Creek Andy Pechous Lone Tree Andy Reave Maynard West Central John Ryan BGM Jo n There Moquokelo Valley Guards Tim Batterson Cedar Rapids Kennedy Mickey Fletcher One City West Joe Hias Gorwin Barry Huber Maquoketo Valley Phil Krueger West Liberty Jeff Landel Thornburg Tri-County Ron Lassen Springville Joh Lawrence Cedar Rapids Regis Willie Romsey West Branch Andy Simmons Victor HL Steve Smith Alburnett See Stanie Solon
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Scott Anderson
Linn-Mor
Mike Bailey
Oelwein
Bert Casey
Owe City
Regina
Bob Driscoll
Cedar Pees
Joe Powers
Durant
Dan Storck
Lowe Valley
Brian Westphal
Wyoming Midland
Cedar Rapids Prairie
John Anderson
Marv Cook
West Branch
Jim McMillan
Terry Miller
Clear Creek
Andy Pechous
Lone Tree
Andy Reave
Maynard West Central
John Ryan
BGM
Joan There
Moquokelo Valley
Tim Batterson
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
Mickey Fletcher
One City West
Joe Hias
Gorwin
Barry Huber
Maquoketo Valley
Phil Krueger
West Liberty
Jeff Landel
Thornburg Tri-County
Ron Lassen
Springville
Joh Lawrence
Cedar Rapids Regis
Willie Romsey
Andy Simmons
Victor HL
Steve Smith
Alburnett
See Stanie
Solon
Injury Weakens U S Wrestling Team Before World Cup
United States 220 pound Dan Severn injured on eve of World Cup in Toledo. Officials sought replacement with Harold Smith and Nate Carr named as likely options. U S coach Dan Gable leads defend ing champion team facing Africa Japan Soviet Union schedule in Cedar Rapids and Toledo.
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Toledo, Ohio
United States
Dan Severn
Severn
U.S
Harold Smith
Smith
Grand Valley State College
Grand Rapids
Mich
Soviet Union
Orslan Khadartsev
Lehigh University
Arizona State
Andy Rein
Nate Carr
Iowa State
Iowa
Dan Gable
Africa
Japan
Canada
Toledo
Cedar Rapids
Putter carries Lietzke to slim lead at Players Championship
Bruce Lietzke shot 68 on the rain delayed first round at Ponte Vedra to lead the $700,000 Tournament Players Championship by one stroke. Bobby Clampett John Cook Leonard Thompson Mark McCumber and Bob Eastwood are at 69 as Tom Weiskopf 70 Ray Floyd 70 and others trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponte Vedra
Fla
Bruce Lietzke
Lietzke
Bobby Clampett
John Cook
Leonard Thompson
Mark McCumber
Bob Eastwood
Tom Weiskopf
Ray Floyd
Peter Oosterhuis
Ben Crenshaw
Danny Edwards
Jack Nicklaus
Craig Stadler
Tom Watson
Tom Kite
Johnny Miller
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Weiskopf
Lundquist sets NCAA 100 breast US record in title run
SMU senior Steve Lundquist defended his 100 breaststroke title at the NCAA meet in Indianapolis with a 52.48 clocking, extending his dominance in the event. Rick Carey of Texas reclaimed the American 100 back record with 48.25, while Florida set an 800 free relay mark as the Gators rose to second behind SMU.
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Indianapolis
UPI
SMU
Steve Lundquist
U.S
Rick Carey
Texas
Florida
Gators
Lundquist
Carey
Stanford
Dave Bottom
Ricardo Prado
King Navratilova advance to Slims semifinals at New York
Unseeded Billie Jean King beat Barbara Potter 6 3 6 1 to reach the Virginia Slims Championships semifinals in New York. Martina Navratilova won her 25th straight match by defeating Pam Shriver 6 1 6 2 and advances to face Sylvia Hanika.
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New York
UPI
Billie Jean King
Martina Navratilova
King
Barbara Potter
Navratilova
Pam Shriver
Sylvia Hanika
Madison Square Garden
Chris Evert Lloyd
Chris
Evert
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Todd
Joan Akers
Ames Tribune
Bates
Quad-City Times
Roger Bates
Muscatine
Fort Dodge Messenger
Pri Chinitz
Atlantic
City Globe-Gazette
Rack Doate
Don Kruse
Waterloo Courier
Terry Davis
Sheldon Mail Sun
Steve Jones
Denison Bulletin Review
Gary Spurgeon
Democrat
Harrison Weber
Des
Todd Lumsden Linn
TPC
Prado
Miami
Matt Gribble
Mikael Orn
University of Iowa
1St Ave
Larry Walderbach
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