Hemenway and Roque toss 14 inning shutout for Cards
Cedar Rapids pitchers Ted Hemenway and Felix Roque combined for a 1-0, 14 inning victory over Wisconsin Rapids in Midwest League action. Roque won, boosting the Card’s scoreless string to 23, while Hemenway fanned 11 over nine innings. John Heenan and Mike Fenton led the hit column with three apiece.
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C. R
Ted Hemenway
Felix Roque
Wisconsin Rapids
Bob Forsch
Hemenway
Roque
Dews
Ted
Felix
Red Birds
Nome
John Heenan
Mike Fenton
Foreman Overpowers Peralta in Ninth Round Knockout
Oakland report notes George Foreman 25th career knockout, defeating Gregorio Peralta in the 11th round of a heavyweight bout. Foreman, 216 1/2 pounds, delivered decisive punches from early rounds, earning praise from his camp while extending his unbeaten streak to 28 fights. The telecast covered Terrell and Ellis winning later decisions in the same card.
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Erle Prewits
Oakland
George Foreman
Foreman
Dick Sadler
Argentina
Gregorio Peralta
World Boxing , Assn
Ernlé Terrell
Jimmy Ellis
Terrell
Luis Pires
Chicago
Toronto
Ellis
George Chuvale
Peralta
Hutchison Hired to Coach Red Oak Sports
Hutchison and Sreeletta hire announced for Red Oak high school athletics. Hutchison, former Norway coach with strong basketball and baseball records, will teach elementary physical education and begin baseball duties in summer 1972. He is a Northern Iowa graduate pursuing a master's in physical education at the University of Wyoming.
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Sreeletta
Gazeta
Norway
Bernie Hutchison
Red Oak High
Red Oak
Nurchson
Iawa
Hutchison
He University
Wyamiig
Hitchison
Iowa Coaches Debate IHSAA Policy and Ongoing Shows of Support
Bernie Lageau dodges comment on Reichardt attack while Iowa coaches and media rally behind the IHSAA. Reichardt targets the IHSAA with a plan to separate urban schools, but local figures defend the association and note Bernie listens to others. The piece also covers changes in Iowa dressing room logistics, Lauterbur’s offense, and a fast 2 game baseball doubleheader in the Midwest league.
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Berniie Lageau
Iowa High School Athletic Assn
Bill Reichardt
D.M
Reichardt
Bernie
IHSAA
Bill
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Frank Lauterbur
Frank
Hawks
Adult Net Play Opens in Marion YMCA Tennis Leagues
Marion YMCA hosts adult tennis league action with women's doubles drawing 48 players and matches across novice and intermediate men doubles. Rain halted intermediate doubles and improvised singles followed when partners were unavailable, leaving several quirky pairings and mixed results in the men's division.
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Marion
Marion Ymcga
Dave Marsen
Anto
Souter
Barab
Seausehon” Wulvens
Aoi Waller
Ken Briw
Men’ ‘Nolan
Eran
Anaras
Nick
Krishnamur
Behrdan
Southeast junior high wins Trivitasional track meet title
Southeast junior high won the Trivitasional track meet held Saturday at junior high Central. Six teams entered. Southeast tallied 53 points, Bettendorf 45, Muscatine West 35, Iowa City Central 28, Iowa City West 2, and Muscatine Central 4.
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Southeast Junior High
Junior High Central
Southeast
Bettendorf
Muscatine West
Iowa City Central
Iowa City West
Muscatine Central
Iowa Awards to Lusk Sandvig and Penney
Iowa City Gazette reports three Iowa honors for Craig Sandvig Steve Penney and Gary Lusk. Sandvig earns the Big Ten Medal of Honor with a 3.54 GPA in political science. he posts an 8-1 Big Ten and 16-3 overall tennis record, playing No 1 singles. Penney, a Geneseo Ill junior in business administration, holds a 2.66 GPA and led the football team in rushing as a sophomore with 48 yards on 4.7 yards per carry. he also contributed 4.2 yards per carry last season. Lusk wins the Bucky O’Connor Award, a $5000 sportsmanship scholarship named for the late coach, with a 2.98 GPA, a 5-10 Hawkeye basketball/golf athlete noted for high academics and athletics.
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Phil Phillips
Clinton
Tom Brendon
Coe Grad
Gene Viel
Racine
Wis
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C.R
Kohawks
Steve van Every
Bill Judge
Robert James
Whaas
Mississippi Valley
Mark Bhwright
Carl Ryner
Camanche
Mark Algo
Tews
Frank Lauterbur
Wendy Hayes
Woody
Bill Quinby
Big Ten
Bill
Hawkeyes
Jerry Reardon
Iowa City
Iowa
Craig Sandvig
Steve Penney
Gary Lusk
Sandvig
Sioux Falls
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Sancing Mas
Penney
Geneseo
Ill
Lusk
Bucky O'Connor
Madison
Kinnick
Ajention
Gary
Hawkeye
Demi Saallest
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