Bowling Highlights and Scores Across Local Leagues
Spear nets 263 and 668 in Section Eight as Vivian Trickey tops women with 234 in Daytime Classic. Legion Major sees Hiatt 257 and Peterson 657 while many bowlers post 600s across Terrace Room, Friday Fiasco, and other leagues with multiple 200s and 600s listed.
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Iiiy Spear
Vivian Trickey
Jim Hiatt
Marian Peterson
Les Wilson
Charlie Lee
Salome Douglas
Donna Haigh
Mildred Rhodes
Gladys Cherry
Willy Spear
Bob Etzel
Me Novotny
Dale Verbik
Red Moore
Gerald Fairchild
Adrian Janson
Hal DeWoody
Gordy Meiliman
Harold Clark
Bob Newlin
Carl Hornung
Chuck Rammelsbers
Jerry Fry
Guy Och
Ilene Tobin
Minnie Smith
Hazel Koach
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Don Ryczek
Dixie Waters
Guys & Gals
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Cedar Rauids Lab
Elton Ross
Merwin Zerba
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Ed Pratt
Donna Welch
Edna Stockdale
Go Getters
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Marvin Tharp
Karen Jacobs
Rozella Tharp
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Dale Verbick
Sisco's Barber Shop
Bindler’s Dairy Bassette
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Wartburg Falls as Westmar Captures Iowa Small College Title
Westmar defeated Wartburg 23 14 to end Wartburg unbeaten run in Iowa small college football. Samojedny threw two TD passes for 219 yards, while Paul Specht connected with Clarence Allen on the Wartburg score. Other Saturday results include Northern Iowa dropping Eastern Michigan 29 7 and Morningside routing Kearney State 47 14.
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Kknights
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Eastern Michigan
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Kearney State
Cornell
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Graceland
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Towa Wesleyan
Parsons
Cameron State
Oklahoma
Paul Specht
Phil Schooley
Marv Johnson
John Lanier
Ed Tuttle
Rick Pavlisko
Dan Gipple
Nebraska
Gary Pettit
Blues Bruins Decide With 66-Minute Penalty Flurry
A stick fight between Bob Plager and Ted Green sparked a melee in a Blues Bruins game. Referee Bruce Hood issued 66 minutes in penalties in the second period as the teams traded fights and penalties. Jimmy Roberts tied the game 1-1 in the third period. Derek Sanderson scored for Boston in the second. In other NHL action, the Rangers moved to second in the East with a 4-2 win over Chicago while Montreal and Detroit tied 4-4 and Toronto beat Oakland 3-1.
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Ted Green
Boston
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National Hockey League
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Blues
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al Arbour
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Maple Leafs
Montreal Canadiens
Derek Sanderson
New York Rangers
Chicago Black Hawks
Montreal
Detroit
Oakland Seals
Bonavena Stops Fletcher In Buenos Aires
Oscar Bonavena of Argentina, 206 pounds, knocks out Jimmy Fletcher of Los Angeles, 211 pounds, in Buenos Aires. The bout ends in a knockout in the first round.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Oscar Bonavena
Argentina
Jimmy Fletcher
Los Angeles
Prep Roundup Mississippi yaar FINAL Poet C.R. he 5 9 7 Clinton
Final standings and team scores show Belle Plaine leading with 7 1, Montezuma 4 2 1, Sigourney 1, and Iowa Valley 4 4 0 in a set of competitive results. Key matchups include E Buchanan 7 0, Springville 5 2, and North Linn 5 4, with mixed outcomes across Davenport and Quad City area teams.
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East Central Iowa Final Standings Reveal Close Team Scores
Final standings show Benton and Linn-Mar high in East Central Iowa standings with key placements for Prairie Regina and C.R. LaSalle. Scores indicate tight race among area schools and districts.
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Decorah 5 0 New Hampton Oelwein 41 Waverly
Scores from a Northeast Iowa football card show Decorah over New Hampton Oelwein 5 0 and Crestwood beating Charlies City 22 0 at Crestwood high school field in Waverly.
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New Hampton Oelwein
Waverly
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How Small Ten Fared In The AP Small College Poll
The Associated Press top ten small college teams went Saturday with San Diego State 8 0 routing Southern Mississippi 68 7.Dakota State 9 0 defeated Manhattan. Chattanooga 8 1 lost to Massachusetts 36 16. New Mexico Highlands 9 0 defeated Southern Colorado 48 10. Tampa 7 1 beat East Carolina. Eastern Illinois 7 1 defeated Tennessee Tech 38 7. Indiana 9 0 beat Olivet 35 13. Texas A&I 7 1 defeated Howard Payne 20 14. Western Montana 8 1 defeated Middle Tennessee 43 0.
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Hulme Secures Dual Crowns in Stardust Grand Prix
New Zealander Denis Hulme wins the Stardust Grand Prix and clinches the Can Am Cup after a dramatic first-lap collision that sidelined several rivals. Hulme finishes with a record average speed of 113.1 mph over 210 miles, extending his Can Am lead while Bruce McLaren falters.
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