Decorah and North Out Of Tourney
Decorah and North bowed out as Turkey Valley and New Hampton won semifinal baseball games. Turkey Valley topped Decorah 8 to 1 behind Jerry Winter’s home run and two-bill pitching. New Hampton defeated West Union North aided by West Union errors and key hits from Lyle Klimesh and Al Kueler.
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Decorah
Nickey Valley
New Hampton
Turkey Valley
Jerry Winter
West Union North
Lyle Klimesh
al Kueler
West Union
Weigle Grave
Twoyang
Sarsia
Lynch
Central Gains In 4A Semi Finals At Oelwein
Oelwein S M and Central advance to the 4A baseball section final after semifinal wins. Central ousts West Central while Sacred Heart defeats Garnubille and Ok Fan Genival as teams move toward the Wednesday final at the site.
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Elikader
Central of Elkader
Sacred Heart of Oelwein
Monay
North Tama Advances To Sectional Final In Baseball
North Tama defeats Independence 53 in semifinal action and earns a spot against Columbus of Waterloo for the sectional final. Columbus advanced past LaPorte City 74 to reach the title game.
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Goceie
North Tama
John's of Independence
Columbus
Waterloo
LaPorte City
Phi
Stern
Eter
Hasehy
Ark
Williamsburg and Norway Reach State Sectional Finals
Williamsburg and Norway won semifinal baseball games Monday to reach the state sectional finals. Norway defeated Benton Community 3 with a clutch two run double by Bill Stramer while Shellsburg was blanked 4 0 as Williamsburg pitcher Steve Shemp earned the win and Zen Miller joined John Schulz in a two hit shutdown.
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Norway
Williamsburg
Benton
Shellsburg
Bill Stramer
Steve Shemp
Zen Miller
John Schulz
Warway
Stumelfy
Sch
Ryan Sieliner
A. Wessling
Wee Alla
W—Slumpdty
Skelinar
Upper Iowa Games Rained Out Rescheduled for Monday
Iowa. Upper Iowa and University of Iowa baseball game postponed due to rain. The IGWA contest was moved to 2 p.m. next Monday in the rain.
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Iowa
Upper Iowa
IGWA
University of Iowa
Prairie Golfers Fall to South Tama
South Tama defeated Prairie 167 to 172 at St Jones Park on Monday. Medalist was Bob Schrack of South Tama. Turner 41, Wilson 46 led Prairie scoring.
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South
Tama
South Tama
Prairie
Jones Park
Bob Schrack
Duang. Turner
Bn Wubon
Jim Wilson
Iowa State Gymnasts Favored at AAU Meet
Iowa State's strong team led by all around star Simmons and Shomous heads into the 1972 AAU National meet at Kennedy High School. coach Ed Gagnier cites Simmons as top all around. Truss Hoffman is 1971 NCAA parallel bars champion and 5. The finals run Thursday to Saturday with sessions open to the public and tickets from local outlets.
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Breatjaround
Iowa State
Kennedy High School
Ed Gagnier
Simmons
Nissen
Towa
Truss Hoffman
Kennedy
Til
Eby's
lArmistrorig’s Sporting Goods
Lat Nissen Corporation
Ackerman Stars Lead Kirkwood to 10-5 Win Over Kenkink JC
Kirkwood Community College defeated Kenkink Junior College 10-5 in a first round sub regional game at Jones Park. Ackerman pitched a complete game, striking out MM with no walks, while contributing three singles and three RBIs. Lee Simon added a two run homer in the seventh as Steve Butz drove in two with a third inning double and Kirkwood totaled 12 hits. Dirk Dunbar led Keokuk with two hits and an RBI.
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Les Ackertman
Kirkwood Community College
Kenkink Junior College
Jones Park
Kirkwood
Norway
Ackerman
Lee Simon
Steve Butz
Don Jacobson
Roger Roddicker
Dirk Dunbar
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
O Keokuk
Iineteen Ope
Ora
Burlington Hurler Sets Midwest Record With 16 Strikeouts
Burli ngton pitcher Devtis Myers struck out 16 Quincy hitters for a two game total of 95 to set a Midwest league record. The Bees beat the Cubs 54 in Burlington as Myers surpassed Evan Killeen’s 1962 mark.
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Burlington
UPI
Devtis Myers
Myers
Evan Killeen
Quincy
Bees
Cubs
Ginick
Decatur
Sugar Bowl Moves Kickoff To 11 A.M. For TV Schedule
The Sugar Bowl in New Orleans will kick off at 11 a.m. instead of noon to boost television exposure. The change places the game four hours before the Cotton Bowl in Dallas and preserves the bowl’s prestige among the major New Year’s Day contests.
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New Orleans
Dallas
Don Lindsay Wins Jacobsen Open by One Stroke
Don Lindsay of Burlington tops a field at Indian Creek in the Jacobsen Open with a 68 34 finish. John Alle Grinnell amateur carded 32 after a 37 to finish one back as J D Turner Iowa City and Al Huestis Clinton shot 70s. Cedar Rapids best was Pat Hewkins tied for sixth with 39 33 72. Others include Leb Mitchell Marion Frank Forsythe Cedar Rapids Dr McDermott Iowa City Archie Ryan Markon and more in the flight results.
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Dent Lindsay
Burlington
Indian Creek
Lindsay
Grinnell
John Alle
J.D. Turner
Iowa City
al Huestis
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Pat Hewkins
Leb Mitchell
Marion
Frank Forsythe
Dr. McDermott
Archie Ryan
Markon
Don. Lindsay
Buclington
a-John
Thilens Cringe
Turner
Fiuesti
Chinon
Calann
Seo Ae
Sel Mek
Gary Lockie
Caval Carry Lowrey
Sele Jacas
Cedar Eid Hab
Pyle
Gtur
Bob Stanele
Eecer
Anpids
Bob Higsins
Der
Ak We
Apie Lepher
Shay Schineler
Des Maines
Reni Port
Balk call sparks Mets win over Cubs in dramatic 11th
In a tense Shea Stadium night, Ron Santo's run, a disputed balk, and a late Gene Orta miscue set the stage for Yogi Berra era? No. The Mets beat the Cubs 3-2 on Yomrie Agee’s pinch single with two out in the 11th as umpire Stan Landes overruled a balk. Jerry Grote doubled home the Mets’ first run in the fourth, and Agee delivered the decisive hit. The Phillies won 3-2 over the Cardinals as Larry Bowa drove in two with a bases loaded single in the eighth.
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Herschel Nissenson
Chicago Cubs
New York
Mets
Yormie Agee
Philadelphia Phillies
Louis Cardinals
Shea Stadium
Ron Santo
Tug McGraw
Stan Landes
Ken Hollaman
Santo
Phillies
Cardinals
Larry Bowa
Howa
Don Shaw
Tim McCarver
Larry Hisle
Freed
Ted Simmons
Cal Maxvill
Nailed Brack
Maxville
Cardinal
Bowa
Philadelphia
Barry Lersch
Jim McCarver
Don Money
Ron Stone
Bows
Find Beauchamp
Joe Hoerner
Eagles Lose QB Barton to Toronto Argonauts
The Philadelphia Eagles trade for Greg Barton from Detroit after surrendering a second and third round pick plus next year's first round. Philadelphia also sends Norm Snead to Minnesota as part of the move. The Ottawa run of quarterback options ends with Barlow failing to sign.
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Toronto
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Greg Barton
Toronto Argonauts
Barton
Detroit
Eagles
Lions
Norm Snead
Minnesota
Barlow
Philadelphia
Hawaii
Dian Pootball Seagur
Houston Joins Southwest Conference as Nine Member
Houston becomes the ninth member of the Southwest Conference and will begin league play in basketball in 1975 76. Football competition starts no earlier than 1976 with other sports to follow in 1973 74. Howard Grubbs notes potential 1976 football title run.
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Houston
Southwest Loop College Station, Texas
University of Houston
Cougars
SWC
Howard Grubbs
Kennedy Girls Tennis Triumphs 6 1 Over Lion Mar
Kennedy's girls tennis defeated Lion-Mar 6 to 1 at the Kennedy courts. Sue Kruger won the No 1 singles and teamed with Gina Seifert to claim the top doubles. Belle Plaine’s Jefferdy JV also won as the golf team dropped a dual to Belle Plaine.
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Kennedy
Lion-Mar
Kennedy Courts
Sue Kruger
Gina Seifert
Kenne
Belle Plaine
Jefferdy
Sinales
Dane Boll
Lon Nelisen
Belle Pisine
Aie
Ine
Jef
Krusenteilent
Kyagua
Beltiorn
Sher
Len Meitsen
Ui Ale
Bi Palmar
Ted
Bala
Kohawks split doubleheader in 3-2 loss to Wartburg
Cuetulleye edged Worthing 3-2 in an eighth inning run as Ko haws drop the opener 5-1. Wartburg rode Dave Griffin and teammates to a 9-5 win in the second game with Griffin tallying three RBIs. Bob Hogan pitched well for Coe in a separate effort.
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Waverly Waverly
Mikery
Cuetulleye
Worthing
Kohawks
Plath
Spencer ‘Thoring
Perry Wex
Bob Hogan
Coe
Warburg
Dave Griffin
Wartburg
Jerry Johnson
Bob Freeman
Ura
Thomas Deerhman
Hogan
L—Deerhman
Area High School Sectionals Sparks Wide Results
Prep sectionals show teams from Albia Breda Decorah Davenport and Madrid advancing. Notable scores include Cedar Rapids West Davenport Calamus Rockwell and Postville results with several districts listed for future rounds. ABA basketball playoffs report Kentucky and Utah square off with Friday and Saturday games noted.
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Untess
ALBIA
Alba
Feeman
John’s
Woderystay_ Lake
Breda
Avilowie
St Bernard
Cedar Rapids Wash
Jette Speakneu
Bluffs Aun Cab
Ueiterson
Uecain
Davenport
West Davenport
Calamus
Central Davenport
Londen
Decorah
Turkey Valley
New Hampton
Mart W.A
North Tamaitt RE Hs
Inge
Corumbur
BS Santa Site
Lake
Rembranstia
Ig Fonda Hybiic
Spalding
Eran
Stervin
Loys Valley
Mullbaerry
City
Rockswaledaly
Sin
Greane
Rew Hc
Moncha St. George Wan
Postville
Marla
Mrs AY Norway
Wemtan
Iain Source Ay
Spottsbury
Atvan Meter Fiber Ouna
van Meter
Grand Valley
Central Dallas
Baxter
Alan
Kentucky
Utah
Eady
Esbaht
Kontu Sc
Frigay Tan
Aiton Ar
Annn
Kennedy Golf Team Triumphs Over Linn-Mar in Meet
Kennedy High School defeated Linn-Mar 189 to 144 at Twirl Pines on Monday. Medalist Dave Norio shot 85 as Kennedy's junior varsity also won.
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Kennedy
Lien-Mar
Twirl Pines
Manday Ag
Dave Norio
Reserrev Setar Asner
Mlineemar
Kant Odayst
Scott Aura
Shion Gentine
Orice Evehier
Clemons and Mickelson Named Iowa Grid Captains
Clemons and Geoff Mickelsn were elected Iowa football co captains by the squad. Clemons is a senior defensive back from Piqua Ohio, with 122 unassisted tackles and five fumble recoveries, also handling punt returns.
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Clemons
Mickelson
Iowa
TOWA
Craig
Geoff Mickelsn
Frank X. Lanterbur
Piqua
Ohio
Hawkeyes
Humboldt
Lauterbur
Geoff
H L V Girls Win Quad Meet Led By Mile Relay
H L V girls capture a 3 way victory in a quadrangular meet scoring 90 percent as Benton Community edges TEL V for second with Bale and Grinnell in third. Montezuma last. Mickelson earns pre season recognition and is highlighted as a key Hawkeye guard in the text.
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H-L-V
Benton Community
Tel-V
Bale
Grinnell
Montezuma
Aeners Ben
Brugeeman
Aly
FO Huuraie
Thompshullie Wordle
Janéa
Mantuauine
Benton
Veshie
Shuttie
Huy
Erickson Hired as VP at Milwaukee Architectural Firm
Joh Erickson, former U.S. Senate contender and basketball coach, is named vice-president of an architectural firm in Milwaukee, signaling a shift from politics and sports to corporate leadership.
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van Hampton
Wetsmgan
Steve Ng 'Winars
Enbe Fagon
Larson
Ane
Melntyre
W—Galieanr
L—Robinson
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Central Gain
North
ANG
Edward
Dews
Robby Dews
Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Memorial Stadium
Quad Cities
Ackerman Stars
Midwest Hurler
Don Lindsay
Jacobson
Plate
Mel Steiner
Hak
McGraw
Leo Duracher
Chita BO
Duracher
Steiner
Hec
Chicago
Santi
Dirk
Getset
Roe
McGrayy
Cookie
Roger Freed
St. Louis
Speedy Lou Bruck
QB Barton
Jeft
Ceder Rapids
Creo
EAD
Highman
Jerry Yantz
Cedar Rapids Holiday Inn
Cbs-Tv
Ehy's
Armstrong's Sporting Goods
Nissen Corp
Tawa
Hwo
Kessingarss Habriet Beckert
Marretsan
Bwolamst Jones
Cattisan
Ginateton
Rindienen
Banks
Bobbie Ss
Boxavich
Oh Brats
Halizmany Rudolptye Agvet Mewraw
E Uganes
Mesraw
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Philadelwhie
Bowes
Mantanex
Duohasania
Caribebalirt
Lersehi Maxvilless
Rsfone Ph Beuchmorh
Chang Ee Shaw
Matgadez
Toval
Uh Louis
Biliadelphie
Maney
Philaehania
Ladalania
Baws
Brock
Phil
Bowd Dayle
Sf—aeauchann
Zachary
Shaiai
Barsen
Brandon
Mogrner
Saye
2Nd Street
Tiretread Sandals
Pedwin
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