Decorah and North Out Of Tourney
Decorah and North out of tourney as Turkey Valley and New Hampton win semifinal games. Turkey Valley pitcher Jerry Winter hit a leadoff home run and pitched a two hitter with seven strikeouts as they defeated Decorah 8 to 1. New Hampton benefited from nine West Union errors to beat West Union North 11 to 4. Winter, Klimesh, and Kuehner headline Turkey Valley’s win. Weigle drove in two for New Hampton. Turkey Valley and New Hampton meet in the final Wednesday.
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Lyle Klimesh
al Kuehner
West Union
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Sersland
Anderson
Lynch
Finholt
Klimesh
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Oelwein S H and Sacred Heart Reach Baseball Finals
Central ousted West Central 6 2 while Sacred Heart defeated Garnaville 11 4 to advance to the finals. Gossman Kuehl Struve Petratz and Zaruba Kane Rodenberg Priem listed in scoring lines for the semifinal games.
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Sacred Heart of Oelwein
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Sacred Heart
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Centra
Gossman
Kuehl
Thde
Struve
Petratz
Oelwein S.H
Zaruba
Kane
Bill Rodenberg
Priem
North Tama Advances To Sectional Final After 5 3 Win
North Tama edged St. John's of Independence 5 3 in semifinal sectional baseball action. They advance to meet Columbus of Waterloo for the title on Wednesday after Columbus defeated LaPorte City 7 3.
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Ind
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Techlenberg
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Coffin
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Williamsburg and Norway Reach State Baseball Finals
Williamsburg and Norway earned state sectional finals berths with semifinal wins on Monday. Norway defeated Benton Community 8 to 8 in a pitching duel led by Steve Stumpff with two RBIs from Bill Stramer, while Williamsburg shut out Shellsburg 4 to 0 behind Zen Miller and John Schulz two-hit effort.
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Norway
Williamsburg
Benton Community
Shellsburg
Bill Stramer
Steve Stumpff
Zen Miller
John Schulz
Upper Iowa and Iowa Baseball Games Postponed by Rain
Iowa City officials report a scheduled twin bill between Upper Iowa University and the University of Iowa was postponed due to rain. The games are rescheduled for 2 p.m. next Monday at the same site.
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Iowa City
Upper Iowa
University of Iowa
Prairie Golfers Fall to South Tama at Jones Park
South Tama defeated Prairie in a golf meet at Jones Park on Monday by 167 to 172. Medalist was Bob Schrack of South Tama with 40. South Tama scorers: Schrack 40, Pasterino 41, Neil 42, Shayer 44. Prairie scorers: Turner 41, Reed 42, Dubon 43, Wilson 46.
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Tama
South Tama
Prairie
Jones Park
Bob Schrack
John Pasterino
Jack Neil
Bob Shayer
Duane Turner
Don Reed
Dan Dubon
Jim Wilson
Iowa State Gymnasts Favored at AAU Meet Led by Simmons
Iowa State, led by Brent Simmons, seeks its fifth major title at the 1971 National AAU meet at Kennedy High School. Simmons, NCAA champion in two events and 1971 Nissen Award recipient, headlines a squad also featuring Russ Hoffman. Sessions run Friday and Saturday with public attendance and tickets available at local outlets.
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Iowa State
Kennedy High School
Ed Gagnier
Simmons
Nissen
Russ Hoffman
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Eby’s
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Ackerman Stars as Kirkwood Knocks Off Keokuk in Sub-regional Opener
Kirkwood Community CollegeBeat Keokuk Junior College 10 to 5 at Jones Park in the first round of the sub regional. Ackerman pitched all nine innings with 10 strikeouts and no walks while contributing three singles and three RBIs. Lee Simon added a two run homer and Steve Butz drove in two runs with a third inning double. Dirk Dunbar led Keokuk with two hits and an RBI. Kirkwood advances to the double elimination round at Norway Saturday.
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Kirkwood Community College
Keokuk Junior College
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Norway
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Lee Simon
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Don Jacobson
Roger Boddicker
Dirk Dunbar
Cedar Rapids
Sugar Bowl Moves Kickoff To 11 A.M. For TV
The Sugar Bowl agreed to move its kickoff from noon to 11 a.m. to boost television exposure. The change places the Sugar Bowl two hours before the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on New Year's Day.
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Burlington Hurler Sets Midwest Record in Two Games
Dennis Myers of Burlington struck out 18 Quincy batters in a 5-3 win over the Cubs to run his season total to 35, breaking the two game Midwest league mark of 34 set by Evan Killeen in 1962. Myers earlier struck out 17 Decatur batters in his season opener.
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Jeff Golf Team Loses to Belle Plaine
Belle Plaine holds off Jeff in a dual meet 161 to 180 led by medalist Lon Neilsen with 37. Jeff’s junior varsity wins 199 to 208. Belle Plaine’s lineup includes Lon Neilsen 37 and teammates 38s and 43s with final scores listed.
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Belle Plaine
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Lon Neilsen
Bill Palmer
Ted Sent
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Bruce Wilson
Gary Reid
Tom Schamberger
Kennedy Golf Team Beats Linn-Mar In Dual Meet
Kennedy golfers defeat Linn-Mar 149 to 169 at Twin Pines. Medalist Dave Norton shoots 35. Kennedy varsity final scores: Norton 35, Randy cw 36, Roger Perry 39, Mark Waaner 39. Linn-Mar top scorers Otley 38, Kieckhaefer 43, Gehring 44.
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Linn-Mar
Twin Pines
Dave Norton
Don Lindsay wins Jacobson Open at Indian Creek by one stroke
Burlington club pro Don Lindsay shot 68 to win the Jacobson Open at Indian Creek, finishing one ahead of Grinnell amateur John Allen. J D Turner of Iowa City and Al Huestis of Clinton tied for third with 70s, Cedar Rapids’ Pat Hawkins tied for sixth with 72, and flight winners included Bob Mitchell, Frank Forsythe, Dr. McDermott, and Archie Ryan with scores ranging from 78 to 95.
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Indian Creek
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J. D. Turner
Iowa City
al Huestis
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Pat Hawkins
Bob Mitchell
Marion
Frank Forsythe
C.R
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Archie Ryan
al Bailey
Chicago
Mike Hogan
Dubuque
George Schimek
Gary Lockie
Davenport
Larry Lowrey
Keokuk
Pete Jacobs
Bob Pyle
Ottumwa
Bob Stapple
Bob Higgins
Jack Webb
Des Moines
Glen Kerres
Andy Schmneler
Eagles Lose QB Barton to Toronto Argonauts
Philadelphia traded for Barton hoping he would be their top quarterback but he did not report. He instead signed a four year deal with the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League after flying in from Hawaii.
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Houston Joins Southwest Conference Expansion
COLLEGE STATION Texas AP The Southwest Conference accepts the University of Houston as the ninth member. Houston will not compete for the football crown until 1976 but will play for the basketball title in 1975 6 and field teams in other sports for 1973 4. The conference executive secretary Howard Grubbs expresses optimism about a 1976 football championship bid.
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SWC
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Kennedy Girls Netters Top Linn-Mar 6 1
Kennedy girls tennis defeated Linn-Mar 6-1 at Kennedy courts led by Sue Kruger at No 1 singles and Kruger-Seifert in top doubles. Kennedy junior varsity also won 6-1 with Kruger-Seifert taking 10-4 in doubles.
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Linn-Mar
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Jane Boltz
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Pat Fehlig
Annette Schwartz
Becky Sinespie
Diane Wagner
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Balk Call Sparks Mets Win In 11th At Shea
Mets beat Cubs 3-2 in 11th as Agee delivers pinch single after balk dispute. Schnedler? Santo argues with umpire Steiner over time call as McGraw balk claim splits Chicago. In other action, Phillies edge Cardinals 3-2 with Bowa's eighth inning two RBI single.
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Mets
Tommie Agee
Leo Durocher
Chicago
Phillies
Cardinals
Larry Bowa
Coe Splits At Wartburg In Iowa Doubleheader
Coe College earns 3-2 win in the second game after Wartburg takes the opener 10-5. Mike Plahm's eighth inning RBI capped the rally, while Bob Hogan pitched 7 innings for Coe to improve to 3-2. Wartburg outhit Coe 13-9 led by Dave Griffin with three RBIs.
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Coe College
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Coe
Dave Griffin
Jerry Johnson
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Prep Sectionals Roundup Sparks Several Early Upsets
In first round action Albia defeated Fremont 15 to 0 in five innings. St John’s of Bancroft beat Wool-Crystal Lake 10 to 0. Jeffs of Lisbon routed Regis 11 to 0. Turkey Valley 8 Decorah 4. North Tama beat St Johns Independents 5 to 3. Many more results listed with teams across Iowa in the prep sectionals. Utah tops Kentucky in ABA playoffs as series opens.
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Regis
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Tama
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Clemons and Mickelson Named Iowa Football Captains
Iowa City Iowa Craig Clemons and Geoff Mickelson were elected Iowa's 1971 football co captains by the squad. Clemons a senior corner back has 122 unassisted tackles and five interceptions while Mickelson a senior guard is a key Hawkeye blocker. Coach Frank X Lauterbur praised their leadership and roles on the team.
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Craig Clemons
Geoff Mickelson
Iowa
Frank X. Lauterbur
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Piqua
Ohio
Mickelson
Hawkeyes
Humboldt
Lauterbur
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Geoff
H L V Girls Win Quadrangular Track Meet in Close Finish
H L V tops Benton Community Grinnell and Montezuma to 902 points in a close quadrangular girls meet. Final events decided Benton’s runner-up with 85 percent, Grinnell 51, Montezuma 35.
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H-L-V
Benton Community
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Montezuma
Erickson named VP at architectural firm after Senate bid
Milwaukee AP reports John Erickson former basketball coach who lost a U S Senate race last year has been hired as vice president of an architectural firm in Milwaukee.
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John Erickson
U.S. Senate
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