Bowling Highlights from Lilneer Lanes and City Events
A disorderly bowling roundup reports high scores at Lilneer Lanes and Legion Janes with multiple bowlers posting 200s and 600 series. Names like Milly Wise and Marga Mackemeyer headline women’s City Miron efforts while Harvey King and Karen Finn stand out among men. Numerous lanes and clubs are named in a dense, memory-fogged recap.
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III Wheeler
Lilneer Lanes
Milly Wise
Legion Janes
Luther Enters National Cross Country Meet at Wheaton
Luther College will send four juniors and three freshmen to the NCAA national cross country meet at Wheaton. Dr. Kent Finnanger's Norsemen aim to improve on last year's fourth place. Luther just won its third straight Iowa conference title and fourth in five years, with Jim Williamson of Grundy Center leading the team after taking conference meet honors. The freshmen finishers include Tony Awell seventh, Damian Archbold third, and Dave Hans Grimne sixth.
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Decora
Luther College
Wheaton
Kent Finnanger
Norsemen
Luther
Iowa
Jim Williamson
Grundy Center
Steven Murray
Nate Aaseng
Ken Potter
Abernathy Top Rusher Leads WaMAC Stats
Abernathy of Wilson tops WaMAC rushing with 779 yards, while Brent Hood of Independence posts the league best six game average. Marion’s Gary Mickel leads in passing with 512 yards, and several teams show strong offense and defense figures across the conference with multiple players named in the stat lines.
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Dependence
Merion
Vinton
Larry Abernathy
Brent Hood
Ine
Marion
Gary Mickel
Vine Nall
Ozsz
Dave Sutton
Skeep
Centudey
Bret Ely Ceiver
Rane
Arto Steno Zens
Barkdall
Mita. Co
Jim Nitse
Guealere
Wene
Tobin
Marion Cowl
Roy Svier
John Karion Cour
Talal
Dadaors
Vane
Laura Thekny Yaregyz
Maqwaketa
Bas
Earl Ea
Tk BA Seels
Itt
Cco
Alans Ssri Emuare Asa
Jerry Kuld-Hary Witte
Gare
Bow
Fes
Tay
May
Hary King
Fela
Gale Ier
Gimmina
Erie
John Dorriogane
Monticello
Pat Patkee
Superstans
eteuaneHe Protirs
May City
Niters
Margaret Hartke
MTS Insiial Rustth Mever
Dante Sing
Towel Mame Ter Soren
Povey
Warday Wen
al Arge
Uly Osten Daa
Clarence
Tim
Duley
Jey Grleteman
Don Neve
Yas
Dudy MmcConoughy
Judy Zaruna Danj Dickel
Hey Benassy
Pineniters Ae
Monll
Mowata
Guateras
Feo
Ike
Anse Gt M48
pRangy Orn Ind
Gs A . Comels
Hila Trachlaan
Rae
Dave Taylor
Roderick
Schoolers Jewelry
Kevin Burns
Barty
Noy
Doran Wulschi
Barb Everson
Tark Morgan
Mar
Don Dudley
Ima
Roan
Hazel Aitchisin
Men Lyons
Bray Ding Cats
Ding
Belew Agot
Tig
Job Ty
Aare Jolnson
Roe
Kay Q'erlen Wil
Tagel
Lavey Abernathy
Unser Home in Phoenix After Race Injury
Keel driver Bobby Unser returned to his Albuquerque home to continue recovery from broken ribs after a collision at MasTrack International Speedway. He was listed in good condition at Good Samaritan Hospital in Phoenix following the accident.
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Unser
Phoenix
Ariz
Bobby Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Auard
Arizona
MasTrack International Speedway
Good Samaritan Hospital
Pacers Star Leonard Faces Fine Over Bench Toss
New York report details Pacers guard Leonard throwing a ball rack at referee Rush after a technical foul. Commissioner's warning follows Leonard’s confrontations with officials Clark and Rush during a game versus the Carolina Cougars, with possible suspensions and fines to come.
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New York
Tidinne Iuneers
Bolly Gronara
Hall Assiettion
ABA
Pune
Mike Sloren
Lomans
Leonard
Dhotuy Clark
Daingi
Poe
Canely
Lim
Chones
Darvel
Sloven
Pacer
Rmintager
Tasanaed
Indiana Woul
Rush
Chirk
Doday
New Yorly
Legless gridder OKd for action at Huron High
New Boston Michigan senior Ram Suemnick who lost part of his right leg in a 1972 farm accident has received a last minute court reprieve to return to varsity football. Judge Lawrence Gubow ruled his artificial foot and ankle pose no danger, despite MHSA ineligibility under national rules.
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New Boston, Mich
Huron High School
Hall
U. S
Lawrence Gubow
Ram Suemnick
Gubow
Huron
Ann Arbour
Suemnick
The
Michigan High School Athletic Assn
Gainesville Poultry Bowl to Feature Top Small Colleges
Gainesville merchants announce a Poultry Bowl game to showcase top small colleges. The event, set for December 8, has NAIA approval with several Alabama, North Carolina, Louisiana, Tennessee and Georgia institutions possible participants.
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Gainesville
Feama Me
Hursday
Natioves Association of Intercollegiale Athletics
Jacks Arevilla State College
Livingston
Tray State
Alabama
Elon
North Carolina
Grambling
Louisiana
Carson-Newman
Tennessee
Southern Illinois Likely To Enter Missouri Valley Conference
Carbondale Illinois AP SIU officials expect invitation to join the Missouri Valley Conference after MVC members meet. Vice President Don T Richard Mager and Athletics Director Doug Weaver express confidence. the school previously left the AAU in 1972. Current MVC members include Louisville St. Louis Bradley Drake Wichita State Tulsa North Texas Texas State and New Mexico State. Mayer says SIU is lucky to have a potential opening and can contribute to the conference.
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Carbondale, Ill
Southern Ilinois University
Missouri Valley Conference
MVC
T. Richard Mager
SIU
Athletic
Doug Weaver
Mickey, Wolmes
Weaver
Athletic Assn
Midwest Universites
MWC
University of Louisville
St. Louis University
Bradley University
Drake University
Ichita State University
University of Tulsa
North Texas State City
Wesk
Texas State University
New Mexico State University
Mayer
Jim Young Nets 44 as Miller Auto Wins Big
Jim Young leads Miller Auto to a 104-44 victory over Youth for Christ with 44 points. Cedar Rapids sports scene notes strong performances from Teague and Cook as Link Belt Speeder falls and Miller Auto climbs in the 4 team league standings.
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Jim Young
Miller Auto
Miller's Auto
Jane Boyd
Pien
Christ
Cedar Rapids Sporting Gods
Secon
Link Belt Speeder
Baly
Cook
Link Bell
Four Will Sell Pheasant Licenses in Linn County
Linn County Recorder Pat Lane announces provisions to issue pheasant licenses for many non resident hunters for Saturday opening. Courthouse closes until 9 am Monday. Four designated depositaries will handle non resident license sales at specific downtown locations.
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Linn County
Recorder
Pat ‘Lane
Lo Tandle
Key “Alez
Coast Ty Coast
Sixteenth Avenue
Healy's Sports
R. Conneo
Wirst Avenue
Sis
Am Berinek
Hin'dwarre
Vernon
Sports Events Could Save Energy, Report Says
The Associated Press notes that large sports events help conserve energy by reducing heating needs with full arenas. Chicago stadiums and arenas including the Black Hawks, Bulls, Red Wings and North Stars emphasize selling out crowds to lower heat use while many venues face challenges of excess warmth.
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Bational Antarest
Associated Trax
Nixon
Arthur M. Wirle
Chicago Stadium
Wile’ Arena
Chicago Black Hawks
Chicago Bulls
National Basketball Association
Tim
Delwail
Olympia
NUL Red Wings
Soalie
Metropolitan Sports Center
Bloomington
North Stars
Joe Ye Iola
Memorial Auditorium
Buffalo
Sabres
NHL
Braves
NBA
Caldwell Stars In Drake Test
Caldwell top performer for Drake intrasquad 100 to 82 win at Mason City. Ron Caldwell tallied 14 points across two halves to lead the blue squad, with Craig Davis Larry Warelson and Huey Smitte each contributing double digits. Ken Harris of Cincinnati led all scorers with 25 points, 19 in the second half, on 12 field goals. Paul Mellen and Andy Graham added 11 and 8 for the white team, Lew Norwood 5 for the blue center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Ay Halanear
Drake
Selival
Ron Caldwell
Senor
Craig Davis
Larry Warelson
Huey Smitte Wie
Mreshimin
Ken Harris
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harris
Ceiters
Paul Mellen
Andy Graham
Lew Norwood
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Val Lagerquist
Maria Richards
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Fenta Pigeon
Hal DeWoorly
John Sires
Chuck Karr
Rak Tin Slanes
Bunny Dewoody
Vera Graw
Hazel Tischer
Debbie Shaffer
Dawn Wakefield
Sharon Arntzet
Collins Industrial Niw Owls
Gary Forquer
Shastri Divaarat
Keith Sutherlang
George Adans
Doe Delahy
Harvey King
Karen ‘Finn
Nancy Snyder
Pal Pahe
CAA
Karen Banks
Nita ‘Drache
Opa
Vick Boddigker
Melty Middlekauit
Barry Johnson
Mary
Lakase
Daylime
Narathy Baehman
Myrt Wilwon
Pearl Knoebel
Joan Dunlop
Lnaies
Gegson Lanes
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Carey Welbes Apace
Bol Kantasmark
Shaws
Russells
Warrens
Malone
Pal Lagueauist
Wally Wise
Sharp Ben
PR Lancer
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Bille Rimrod
Koulay
Juuilee
Hat DeWendy
Bob May
Dubtien Lanes
Cabin
Rolling Stones
Bunny
Dewandy
Karen Datobs
Marion Cashwayney
Bentiteade Larry
Jenner Marior Gy Kesters
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Fennenah
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Linhi- G. Suatzeh
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Optimist International
Charlie Trussell
Cedar Rapids
Optimists
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Gazelle
Little Toro Snow Pup
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C.R. Lumber CO
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University of Texas
Pye
Tor
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Des Moines
Anguanon Roca
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Whipple Winterberg
Frank B. Hall & Co, Inc
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