New Marion Coach Sees Wild Race
Larry Perkins takes over the Marion high school basketball program amid one of the league’s tightest races in years. He cites Maquoketa Monticello and his team as contenders with Manchester Vinton and Anamosa close behind. The veteran coach inherits seven senior letterwinners and a strong junior core led by Gregg Anderson Jon Morris Mark Hess Jeff Draeger Brad Kiburz Don Wishniewsky Rick Slater, with Barry Hopkins returning and two juniors John Crowley Terry Jensen expected to contribute early.
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John McIvor
Marion
Larry Perkins
Mark Hess
Jon Morris
Perkins
Don Wishniewsky
Jeff Draeger
Gregg Anderson
Brad Kiburz
Rick Slater
Larry
Barry Hopkins
John Crowley
Terry Jensen
Frana Named Cornell College Most Valuable Player 1972 Football
Bruce Frana senior fullback and linebacker for Cornell College was chosen team MVP after a standout 1972 season. He set rushing records with 1,510 yards on 300 carries, led the Rams with 524 rushing yards and five touchdowns while playing both ways, and earned multiple Ram awards for tackles behind the line and standout plays.
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Pion
Frana
George Phelps
MT. Vernon
Bruce Frana
Cornell College
Dolores Frana
Ellis Boulevard
Cedar Rapids
LaSalle High School
Jerry Clark
Clark
Bruce
Concentra
Rams
Ram
Al's DX and Coonrod Win Openers in YMCA League
In the Ellis YMCA Under Six Foot league first games, Al's D X and Coonrod Wrecker won. Scoring leaders include Coonrod Wrecker 57 points with Boevensen 20 Palmer 12 Dennis 2 Waldron 9 Perkins 2 Delaney 2 Harrison 0. For U.S. Army four players totaled 4 and Judge 9 Williams 6 Moore 7 Alvarez 8 Hibbs 2 Davis 4. Al's D X totals Delong 4 Mullen 14 Carvian 20 Hinkly 8 cowmoen 8 Grady 7 Papa Juans Arends 4 Pena 2 Bethram 2 A Vasquez 4 J Vasquez 4 Menodaer 2 Hughes 7.
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D-X
Ellis Ymca
Coonrod Wrecker
Boevensen
Palmer
Dennis
Waldron
Perkins
Delaney
Harrison
U.S. Army
Judge
Williams
Moore
Alvarez
Hibbs
Davis
Pro Sports Basketball and Hockey Scores Summary
NBA results include Boston 113 Phoenix 94 and Los Angeles 110 Detroit 99. ABA New York 112 Carolina 107. college and other leagues feature Omaha 106 Seattle 97 and Pittsburgh 7 Minnesota 7 tied in hockey with Quebec 7 New York 4 Alberta 3 Winnipeg 7.
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Boston
Phoenix
Omaha
Seattle
Los Angeles
Detroit
ABA
New York
Carolina
Kentucky
Memphis
San Diego
Quebec
Alberta
Winnipeg
Houston
O Halloran calls off Norton bout in Stateline
San Diego AP reports Jack O Halloran canceled his scheduled heavyweight return fight against Ken Norton set for Tuesday night in Stateline Nevada. He cited tendonitis in his right arm as the reason for the withdrawal.
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San Diego
Jack O'Halloran
Ken Norton
Stateline
Nev
Cedar Hills Booster Club Names Officers
Dick Davenbaugh elected president at Wednesday night meeting. Other officers include Delmar Duffy as vice-president for special events Maureen Kern for registration and printing Garrie Yates for sponsors and finance Ron Meyer for rules and schedules Doris Scott secretary John Scott treasurer John Reed publicity Rick Van Horbeck umpires Ron Kern coaches and Ron Rodemeyer grounds and facilities League commissioners Barb Azinger Bud Hinkel Dick Hawk Ed Beck Joyce Levi John Gales Calling committee members Mrs Judy Geno and Mrs Jon Goldensoph.
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Dick Davenbaugh
Cedar Hills
Delmar Duffy
Maureen Kern
Garrie Yates
Ron Meyer
Doris Scott
John Scott
John Reed
Rick van Horbeck
Ron Kern
Ron Rodemeyer
League
Barb Azinger
Bud Hinkel
Dick Hawk
Ed Beck
Joyce Levi
John Gales
Judy Geno
Jon Goldensoph
Fight Results By The Associated Press
LAS VEGAS Nev Jose Martin Flores 152 San Diego outpointed Armando Muniz 151 Los Angeles 10 Eddie Mazon 149 San Diego stopped Freddie Mills 146 Oklahoma City of
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Associated Press
Las Vegas
Nev
Jose Martin Flores
San Diego
Armando Muniz
Los Angeles
Eddie Mazon
Freddie Mills
Oklahoma
Flagel III Kohawk MVP Named for 1972 Season at Coe College
Maquoketa sophomore Flagel, a 175 pound fullback, led Coe with 952 rushing yards and 42 points as the Kohawks named him MVP for 1972. Ostrander was chosen 1973 captain, Frick led the defense with 123 tackles, Dombrowski earned most improved defensive honors, Paynter the most improved offensive, with Patton and Dombrowski each making three fumble recoveries and Thorn and Prior totaling three interceptions.
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Don Flagel
Maquoketa
Coe
Kohawks
Flagel
Dave Ostrander
Buffalo
Ostrander
Dean
Frick
Williamsburg
Rick Patton
Coggan
Ed Dombrowski
Pennsburg
Rick Harbron
Clinton
Rick Cosgrove
Camanche
Dombrowski
Soph
Dennis Paynter
Brooklyn
Patton
Wright and Falt Tie for Trapshoot Top at Izaak Walton Club
Tom Wright and Jim Falt each hit 47 of 50 targets to share first place in the weekly trapshoot at the Izaak Walton club on Wednesday night. Ken Miller took third with 45 of 50.
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Tom Wright
Jim Falt
Izaak Walton Club
Ken Miller
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Davenport
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