Bowling Highlights and League Scores Chronicle
Spear tops with 263 game and 668 series in Section Eight while Vivian Trickey fires 234 in Daytime Classic. Jim Hiatt 257 in Legion Major. Marian Peterson 245-657. Halvivan Trickey DeWoody 633 in Friday Fiascos. Salome Douglas 215 in Terrace Room Ladies Classic. Donna Haigh 214-585. Multiple bowlers post 600s including Gordy Mollman 630 and Bob Etzel 236-624. Enduring names appear across leagues such as Charlie Lee 247 and Mildred Rhodes 212-573, with many other scores and standings listed.
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Vivian Trickey
Jim Hiatt
Marian Peterson
Les Wilson
Charlie Lee
Salome Douglas
Donna Haigh
Mildred Rhodes
Gladys Cherry
Halvivan Trickey DeWoody
Adrian Janson
Gordy Mollman
Bob Etzel
Mel Novotny
Harold Clark
Penny Speer
Brian Peterson
Es Wilson
Patek Verbik
Es Moore
Gerald Id
Son and Spear
Marian Peteres Wilson
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Man
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Bob Newlin
Gerald Fairchild
Carl Serena
Eet Ramponeers
Jerry Fry
Guy 2Avien Trickey
Berea Douglas
Donna ‘Sion
Ilene Tobin
Jere Smith
Hazel Koach
Val Kopecky
Val Nslaren
Dee Miller
Dietrick
Donnaigh
Besalome Douglas
Cheryl Casey
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Bey Reed
Westmar Wins State Title With 23 14 Victory Over Wartburg
Westmar quarterback Joe Samojedny threw two TD passes and 219 yards as Westmar beat Wartburg 23 14 to knock the Knights from unbeaten status in Iowa. The weekend slate also saw Northern Iowa fall to Eastern Michigan 29 7 and Cornell debut a dominating 57 14 win over Beloit.
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Wartburg
Knights
Iowa
Northern Iowa
Eastern Michigan
Morningside
Kearney State
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Beloit
Coe
Grinnell
Central
Macalester
William Jewell
Simpson
Phil Schooley
Marv Johnson
Parsons
Cameron State
John Lanier
Ed Tuttle
Rick Pavlisko
Dan Gipple
Nebraska
Gary Pettit
Sticks Fly as Bruins Blues Fight Sparks 66 Minute Penalty Spree
A stick incident between Bob Plager and Ted Green sparked a mass penalty delay in the Blues Bruins game. Bruce Hood issued 66 minutes in penalties in the second period as nine players were penalized and Al Arbour joined after a restart. Jimmy Roberts tied the game 1-1 in the third. Derek Sanderson scored for Boston in the second. In other NHL actions, Rangers beat Black Hawks 4-2, Montreal tied Detroit 4-4, and Toronto defeated Oakland 3-1.
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St. Louis Blues
Ted Green
Boston
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Donnybrook
National Hockey League
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Blues
Jimmy Roberts
al Arbour
Toronto
Maple Leafs
Montreal Canadiens
Derek Sanderson
New York Rangers
Chicago Black Hawks
Montreal
Detroit
Oakland Seals
Bonavena Knocks Out Fletcher in Buenos Aires Bout
Argentine heavyweight Oscar Bonavena 206 pounds knocks out American Jimmy Fletcher 211 pounds in Buenos Aires in a notable boxing clash. Bonavena advances with a decisive stoppage as fans watch ringside.
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Argentina
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Los Angeles
Prep Roundup Mississippi Valley South Iowa Cedar
Final standings show Clinton and Dubuque high in the split season results with team scores listed alongside opponents like Moline and Rock Island. Entries include multiple matchups and earned totals, reflecting a regional prep round series across Iowa and Illinois tri-state areas.
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South Iowa
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Clinton
On Plaine
Wisburs
Dubuque
Ens. Valleys
Moline
Inc
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West
Monterwin
Sigourney
CR Kennedy
Iowa City
Iowa Valley
Rock Island
Final standings for East Central Iowa league race
C R LaSalle leads with 4 1 record followed by Benton Comm 4 1 and Prairie 3 1 as Linn Mar Regina Cc post 31 in a compact standings note from the East Central Iowa results.
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Iowa
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Benton Comm
C.R. Prairie
Linn-Mar Cc
Regina
Wamac
Tipton
Manchester
Lincoln
Fay Indepen
Mentcell
Maquoketa
Decorah
Williams's
Anamos
Wil. Jet
Montema
Independence
Vinton Umner
CR. Wash
Noemere
CR Regis
N. Tama Prairie
Starmont Nometen
Giaceta
Preston
Ural
Guttenberg
Valley
Alburnett
Midland Beck
Kennedy
Marion
Ernon
LaSalle
la City Winn‘ek
Thrty
W. Central
Postville
la. Valley Upper Lowa
Sumner
Pest Central
Tri Rivers Week Recap Sparks Local Football Scores
Triangle area high school football results show Wel. E. Buchanan 7 Springville 34 and Man. Valley 2 in a cash race. Coles 2 S North Linn 5. Alburnettes 3 Center Point 4. Central City 16.
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College Grid Results Sparse Board
The report lists multiple college football results with scores and records. Notable games include How Small Ten Fared state team at 8-0 beating South en Aissivatoot 68-7, Mone Dakota St at 9-0 defeating Man kato, Chattanooga at 8-1 losing to Mississippi 36-16, Mexico Wigmends at 9-0 over Tampa, East Carolina over, Indiana Pa at 9-0, W. Post 8, Texas A&I 7-1 beating Howard Payne 20-14, and Western Kangucky at 8-1 overcoming Middle Tennessee 43-?.
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Mankato
Chattanooga
Mississippi
Mexico Wigmends
I Tampa
East Carolina
Severnentucky
Ten‘ech Fire
Wis
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Texas A&i
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Western Kangucky
Middle Tennessee
Hulme Wins Two Crowns in Stardust Grand Prix
Denis Hulme of New Zealand wins the Stardust Grand Prix and the Can Am Cup in Las Vegas after a first lap incident eliminates 16 of 30 starters. He finishes with 35 Can Am points, defeating Bruce McLaren who earns six points and drops to 24. Mark Donohue exits when his car fails to start.
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Bruce McLaren
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Donohue
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Toronto
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Oakla
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