Jeff's Chuck Marshall Poised For State Vault Honors
Cedar Rapids Jefferson sophomore Chuck Marshall cleared 12 feet to win the J Hawk relays vault and move as a top state prospect. he plans to enroll at Oelwein High School next fall as his family relocates for work. His older brother Dave finishes Jefferson sports this spring while pursuing Iowa music studies.
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Jefferson High School
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Jhawk
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Oelwein High School
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Jefferson
University of Iowa
Iowa State Awards 100 Letters in Four Winter Sports
The Iowa State athletic council awards 100 varsity letters and numerals across four winter sports. Major letters go to basketball players Rich Froistad Pladorock Steve Harmon and Joe Hurst with numerous others named from Des Moines Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns. Freshman numerals are given to a wide list including Bob Duffield Dave Grunlig and Dave Harvey with several managers noted.
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Iowa State Athletic Council
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Pladorock
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Joe Hurst
Chicago
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al Koch
Tipton
Jin Lowe
Marshalltown
Om Peterson
Story City
Bob Vander Wilt
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Ed Myers
Boone
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Davenport
Dave Grunlig
Storm Lake
Dave Harvey
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Harold John
van Cura
Cedar Rapids
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Eldridge
Phil Molstre
Fort Dodge
Cliff Mortenson
Jewell
Mike Nau
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Tex
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Roselle
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Atl de Ziegier
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Sioux By
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al Breil
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Lamar
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Hock
Rich Aussen
Park Forest
Larry Relb
Jim Se
Bob Stewart
Masus
N.Y
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Ken Wiggers
Billi Bolton
Park Ridge
Ray Brindle
Itl
Jerry’ Crowde' Marvey
Joe Dupree
Country Club
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Kenar Green
Dave Froehlich
San Antonio
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Frank
Omer
Frank Jim Crem
Resco
Gihom Ray
John Accola
Dick Wellman
Des Moines
James Balcom
Hazel Park
Mich
Dick Breckley
George Butt
Amityville
Dick Conley
Carroll
Stan Horner
Columbus
Ohio
Vic Marcucci
Oak Lawn
INI
Ron Pyle
Eagle Grove
Tom Reilly
Oceanpoore
Oceanpoore Soares Rivera, Mageanease Park. Lba
Benton
Roger Swanson
Rovensil Junction
William Penn Edges Coe in Close Tennis Meet
William Penn College edged Coe College 5-4 in a Saturday tennis meet in Oskaloosa. Notable results included Dick Watts of Coe defeating Pete Kendall in three sets 3-6 6-2 6-4, with other matches featuring McJoynt and Vandewall-Moffatt as well as Holton-Smith, preserving a dramatic team score.
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Pete Kendall
McJoynt
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Steve Bangs
Don Swim
Scott
Cliffer
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Gazette
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Gym
Coe Fieldhouse
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Ann Roseland
Gary Williams
Karl Hop
John Beusch
Jim Long
Pam Ilten
Nancy Tilden
Carol Martin
Ranae Keeppel
Sue Tilden
Linda Borman
Jeanne Schulber
Ellen Carruthers
Pam Gill
Sally Gill
Mary Kaye Smith
Cray Roseland
Dick Stienke
It's Hot Cargo Wins Chicagoan Handicap at Sportsman's Park
Hot Cargo led from start to finish in muddy going for a six length victory in the $15,000 Chicagoan Handicap at Sportsman's Park on Saturday.
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Hot Cargo
Sportsman’s ‘Park
Iowa, Minn. Runners Bow To Badgers at Triangular Meet
Iowa held off Minnesota with Steve Goldston and Gary Hollingsworth shining in a three way meet against Wisconsin, as Wisconsin won with 87 points and Iowa 43, Minnesota 42. Goldston swept 100 and 220 dashes, Hollingsworth won 440, Randolph claimed 330 hurdles, and the Hawkeyes won the mile relay.
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Iowa City
Steve Goldston
Gary Hollingsworth
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Goldston
Hollingsworth
Wysong Leads Waco Tourney by 1 Stroke
Dudley Wysong Jr a second year pro from McKinney Texas held a one stroke lead in the Waco Turner Open after a three under par 69 giving him 209 after 54 holes Charles Sifford and Pete Brown both of Los Angeles shared runner up at 210.
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Burneyville, Okla
Dudley Wysong Jr
McKinney
Tex
Charles Sifford
Pete Brown
Los Angeles
To Honor C. R. Prep Teams on Wednesday
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce hosts a Banquet of Athletic Champions at 6 15 p m in Memorial coliseum Armory. Speakers include Ralph Miller and Bill DeWitt as well as coaches and players from Jefferson Washington Regis and La Salle. Tickets 1 75 call 364 5135.
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Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Bill de Witt
Cincinnati Reds
Jefferson
Washington
Regis and la Salle
Joe
Wilson Tops Field in Fresh Track Event
Wilson led a six team junior high invitational at Kingston Stadium scoring 65 points with nine firsts in individual and relay events. Bob Kohl won the 100 and 220-yard dashes while Larry Baker took the high jump and low hurdles. New meet records were set in the 440, discus, and 320-yard low hurdle relay events.
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Kingston Stadium
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Larry Baker
Terry
Gres
Winaield
Micky
Fia
Tidinger
Tim Hiding
Jim Icek
Borcht
Velt
Dash
Jim J
Largest Australian track squad named for Tokyo Olympics
Sydney AP reports the biggest Australian track team ever selected for an overseas Olympics, naming 31 athletes including 12 women. The squad surpasses the 1960 Rome team by five athletes, reflecting a record national contingent for Tokyo.
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Sydney
Australia
Tokyo
Rome
Jacobsen Open Golf Meet Opens Monday at Indian Creek
The annual Jacobsen Open tees off at 8 a.m. Monday at Indian Creek Country Club on an 18-hole course open to pros and amateurs. Defending champ Rich Wall shot 68 last year. Joe Brown won in 1962. Morning rounds run 8 to 10, afternoon 12 to 2 with two 18-hole sessions and full field listed by tee times.
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Indian Creek Country Club
Rich Wall
Joe Brown
Des Moines Golf and Country Club
Brown
First Lion Relays Set At Linn-Mar
The first annual Lion Relays will be held Tuesday at the Linn-Mar athletic field with Fred Winter of Cedar Rapids as starter. Preliminary events start at 4 45. finals in shot put and discus follow with 100 yard dash prelims. Evening program begins at 7 with broad jump. other field finals include pole vault high jump. races include 100 and mile. relays 480 shuttle hurdle two mile 440 mile medley and 880. Teams invited Manchester Monticello Vinton North Scott and Prairie. Linn-Mar aims to make the meet annual with an all weather track. Committee: Principal Don Parkin Bob Stephens Paul Kerber.
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Elwell
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Garyee
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Bill Stevlens
Jon Smn
Barry Ackerman
Hurdies
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Byron Gigler
Larry Leonard
Ba Peney Peterson
Wayne Thronson
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Denni Kohl
Ron Smith
Bill Stew
Porte
al Randolph
Ger Bea
Karl Gueth
Dean Wolbrink
Mike Manley
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Dennis Kohl
Gary Richards
Scott Roker
Gary Hollingsrewrer
Tom_ Barnes
Bob Erelmauth
John Peterson
Jim Sternfield
Brian Bergemann
Dave Seiberlich
Porn
Sheer
Ed Troughon
Bill Holden
Wendel Bjork
Jimmy Rodgers
Larry Leona
Barry
Ug Smith
Wendel Bjorklund
Linn-Mar
Fred Winter
Cedar Rapids
Manchester
Monticello
Vinton
North Scott
Prairie
Don Parkin
Bob Stephens
Paul Kerber
Rieck Mane
Kourtz
Steigers
Bergstrand
Manch
Johnson
Tampier
Krause
Mond
DeBow
Hopp
Marion
Rieck
Mancha
Paulson
Simpson
Clark
Mar
Spore
Wolf
Tampler
Kurtz
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Pole Vaul
Carol Sorenson Wins Trans Miss Crown
Carol Sorenson a 21 year old from Janesville Wisconsin defeated Connie Robinson of Pasadena California 5 and 4 to win the 34th annual Women's Trans Mississippi Association championship in Phoenix Arizona.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Janesville
Wis
Connie Robinson
Pasadena
Calif
SUI Girl Wins Bowling Titles at National Meet
Fran Feuer, a 19 year old University of Iowa junior, won the National Intercollegiate Women's all events bowling title with a 1773 total. She averaged 197 over nine games, rolled a 626 in singles, added a 593 for team score, and a 554 toward doubles for a second place finish.
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Fran Feuer
Winnetka, Ill
University of Iowa
Minneapolis
Marion Ladewig
Sui
Miss Feuer
Winnetka
Ill
Prairie Wins Seventh and Eighth Grade Track Meets
Prairie won both the seventh and eighth grade invitational meets held Saturday morning at Marion. Marion finished second in the seventh grade, Manchester was runner up in the eighth. Relay results show Prairie, Monticello, Manchester leading in events, with multiple place finishes for Prairie athletes and others across sprints, relays, and field events.
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Prairie
Marion
Manchester
Plan Talks On Reviving M-J League
An organizational meeting in Cedar Rapids seeks interest to revive the M-J baseball league. At least three teams show initial interest. upcoming session at Eastside recreation center 7:30 p.m. targets sponsors and managers. Daylight Saving time boosts prospects by allowing later game starts.
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Cedar Rapids
Eastside Recreation Center
Iowa Drops a Pair in Tennis at Wisconsin
Iowa suffers two losses at Madison as Southern Illinois defeats the Hawks 9-0 and Wisconsin upends Iowa 6-3. Top player Dave Strauss is out with a back injury, with hopes to return for a trip to Michigan State.
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Madison
Wis
Iowa
Southern Illinois
Hawks
Wisconsin
Dave Strauss
Strauss
Michigan State
Parlor City Tropic Banquet Slated Thursday
The Parlor City Tropic league will hold its annual bowling banquet Thursday at the Knights of Columbus club, beginning at 6 30 p m The event honors league bowlers and coaches and will include prize recognitions and year end highlights.
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Parlor City
Parlor City Tropic League
Knights of Columbus Club
Aker Recalled by Kansas City Athletics
Pitcher Jack Aker, a relief specialist with Dallas of the Pacific Coast League, was recalled by the Kansas City Athletics Saturday.
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Jack Aker
Dallas
Kansas City Athletics
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