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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1965

Page

2

All-State Football Selections Highlight Iowa Prospects

Mike Harris of Boone leads the first team as one of two coach’s sons honored. Cedar Rapids Jefferson, Des Moines Roosevelt, and Regis high school standouts join a list of 55 players named to five all-state elevens and 402 on the honor roll from a 1,000 nominations.

Ers Mike Harris Boone Merle Harris Mike Central Iowa Larry Lawrence Cedar Rapids Jefferson J-Hawks Harris Central and Jefferson Cedar Rapids Dick Lockwood Regis High School Royals Lockwood Allstate IDPA Bob Brown Fort Dodge Messenger Alex Stoddard Sioux City Journal Morris Kelley Boone News-Republican Jim Bland Burlington Hawk-Eye Max Sandeman Creston News-Advertiser Russ Smith Waterloo Courier Bob Lana Cedar Rapids Gazette Jim Rose Mount Pleasant News Jim van Heel Mason City Globe-Gazette Harrison Weber

Oil Can Award Highlights 1965 SCI Grid Banquet

Iowa State College awarded football letters to 32 players for the 1965 season. Loren Buser received the Oil Can Award as MVP. Co captains named for 1966 include Phil Roberts Rick Price Jim Basye and Ralph Thomsen.

Cedar Falls — State College of Iowa Raymond Schlicher Faculty Athletic Board Phil Roberts Rick Price Jim Basye Ken Beverlin East Moline Buffalo Center Steve Wedgbury Ogden Dan Agnew Grinnell West Union Dave Matthews Corning Bruce Mohr Eldridge Dick Olin Cedar Rapids Buffalo Reinbeck Bill Stroftman Waverly Sophs Terry Fox Perry Lynn King Cedar Falls Bill Kovacevich Rathbun Dick Miller Waterloo Ron Owen Bettendorf Ray Pedersen Ralph Thomsen Gladbrook Jim Welch Earlham

All State Honors Lists Read Like A Whos Who Of Iowa Football

A long roster of players from Davenport Central to Ottumwa and beyond appears in the All State Honorable Mention listing. Names include Chris Hamilton Dav. Central G W James Clinton Jim Pedersen and many others across towns such as Mason City Sheldon Algona Estherville and Ottumwa with several schools and communities represented.

Chris Hamilton Dav. Central G. W. James Clinton Jim Pedersen Extra Doug Heinie Ottumwa Steve May Cherokee Jerry Cotton Bett Clarence Turner Mason City Tom Potter Sheldon Ken Askelson West Union Bill Killion Oakland Mark Zickefoose Mr. Pleasant Dale Teeter Algona Dave Barrett Dav Assumption Norman McCune D. M. Tech Tom Schulze DO. M. Roosevelt Bob McEntee Fair Bob Santi Madrid Jim Barkema S. Hamilton John Haack Sanborn Howard Kay Atlantic Terry Knickerbocker Stormont Dick Schaeffer Nevada Ron van Pelt Pan.Lind Bryce Willett Waverly Ted Kesler Web. City Bob Brounlette S. C. Heelan Alan Lindell Armstrong Rick Slater Steve Holidman Wat. Columbus Dennis Caldwell C. R. Washington Lynn Osmundson Cole Jim Dyer S. C. Riverside Dale Hill Iowa City Gary Grimm Mag. Valley Pat Perry Lewis Don Mike Volkmar Bedford Larry Walker Brid.-Font Bob Hardt S. C. Central Roger Ackkerman Titonia Duane Desart Guth Dennis Downing Davis County Jim Kuhrt Tripoli Dave Kinker Ames Ralph Lewis Stuart Steve Pederson Lake Mills Russ Radke Alta Kevin Remillard Sioux Rapids Bill Spyksma Central Lyon Dave Whitney Iowa Falls Steve Bedpit Woodward Charles Lierman Lake View Aub Steve DeGroote Nee Rivers Neal E €Ckhoff le Mars En Eagle Grove Tom Hinkle D. M. North Ed Hoffman Dave Helland Marsh Steve Johnson Fairfield Steve Messer Mt. Pleasant Mike Maas Burr Sproatt Decorah Steve Weihs Audubon Mike Stapleton Gar McCormack C. R. Jefferson John Luedtke Sentral Fenton Terry Jim Salen Doug Svendsen Eugene Person Swea City Jim Giau W. Monona Dave Barnes Anamosa Gordon Angell Steve Bollenbaugh Ogden Dave Borden al Conover le Mars Russ Guthridge Sutherland Gary Harrison Story City Tom Hollenbeck Serg. Bluff Larry Miller Lake City John Oertel Dick O’conner D. M. Dowling Jan Evans North Scott John Kehoe Mike Cilek Rick Pagemiller Wapello Steve Becker Lynn Sully Dan Fuelling N. Hampton Barry Beekmann Storm Lake Alan Bolty Estherville Ron Kaufman Rock Valley Lee Wykle Radcliffe Jim _Abrahamson Mark Guenther Denver Ken Mike Rowe Jim Sch Dan Sheldahl Mene Martin Creaer Sumner Denmandy Dubuque Om Radeke Iowa Valleys Mac Hampton Keokuk Greg Smith Ys Madison Sam Roberts Valley Cal Spencer Bruce Simpson Webster Jerry Lehman Dallas Center Steve Fenn Pekin Roger Ashland Clear Lake Black Buffalo Center Kl Harvey Field Jon Jewett D. M. St Lowell Bauer Bob Brammer SCI Dick Magnusori Primghar Robbie O’clair Clay Central Tom Orden Lone Tree Steve Zobac C. Refferson Chuck Graham George van Kirk Day Khenrie Ted Knutson Don Sirowy C. R. Prairie Tom Elliott Ron Rathaun Willie Allen E. Waterloo Phil Tisve Centerville Clarence Fisher Dave Martin Rod Nelson Amerlia Bill Bliss Cory Moss D. M. Roosevelt Tim Dorothy Burlington Larry Skartvedt Buck Twyner Pat Wilson Paul Lubbers Maur Orange City Greg McPherson Ken McKee Montezuma Richard Marks Dick Bye Janesville Ron Richmond Osage Bill Sheeder Bettendorf Craig Fisher Hamburg Dave Krull George Denny Parks Dave Mayberry Maquoketa Charles Corle Wilton Junction Jim Egge Ft. Dodge Steve Mannetter Hubbard Mike Moody Mike Moore C. B. Lincoln Jim Vokoun North Tama Lloyd Wiese Baxter Craig Mansfield Tom Weber Lin. Central Mike Gabriel Dub. Wahlert Don Shay Record Leroy Sorenson Cedar Falls Dave Sanger MFL Tim Healy Chuck Hennings Tipton Roger Jones Aurelia Gary Kos Mid-Prairie Bill Thompson Ron Thompson Britt Dan Leonard Koenigs C. B. Jefferson Gil Tidman Hampton Dan Gomez S$ East Terry Irwin Sac City Tom Neustrom Wood Central Mike Wolpert Chuck Jennings Alan McBride D. M. Valley Mark McMillan Gary Nelson Alden Larry Powell Indianola Dave Beck W. Waterloo Richard Bleich Algona Garr Duane Dahna Steve de Hart van Buren Bob Davis Cardinal Mark Donhowe Gordon Speake John Slutts Tom Swale Wayne Smith Belmond Mike Frolkey Duane Heintz Ballard Frank Havick Jim Krumm Orin Linden Bobby Joe Lang Dale Bartlet Charles Hubbard Monticello Dave Henderson Coggon Joan Lancaster Dick Lueth Irwin Ron McNeill YJB Larry McClure Greenfield Jeff McMillin Belle Plaine Larry Marshall Ft. Madison Paul Munson John Perkins Mike Kelso Dennis Mueller Pauili

Findlay's Smith Clinches NAIA Scoring Crown

Allen Smith of Findlay college dominated the season finale with 43 points to secure a second straight NAIA scoring title and move into the rushing lead. He finished with 146 points and 1,200 yards rushing, edging Mel Stanton of Western Washington. Toronto 3 Montreal 0 in NHL action.

Kansas City, Mo Allen Smith Findlay College Ohio National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Mel Stanton Western Washington State Smith Stanton

Hockey clash injures Des Moines player in Muskegon

In Muskegon Michigan a fight between players and fans at an International Hockey League game between the Muskegon Mohawks and the Des Moines Oak Leafs led to the end of the 9 2 Muskegon victory. Des Moines and team star Pat Ginnell was hospitalized with concussion and internal bleeding for at least a week.

Muskegon, Mich UPI International Hockey League Muskegon Mohawks Des Moines Oak Leafs Muskegon Pat Ginnell Des Moines Ginnell

Chicago Triple Dead Heat at Sportsman's Park

Illinois witnessed its second triple dead heat in thoroughbred racing history in the sixth race at Sportsman's Park as two year olds Paddy O Rock Me Willwin and Miss Brendy shared the win.

Chicago Illinois Sportsman’s Park Paddy O’rock Me Willwin Miss Brendy

Eighth National Triple Dead Heat Since 1940 Noted

The race marked the eighth nationwide triple dead heat since 1940. The lone comparable event in state history occurred on August 19, 1963, at Arlington Park.

Arlington Park

Heilman Outpoints De La Fuente In LA Bout

In Los Angeles Andy Kid Heilman 161 from San Pedro California defeats Orlando De La Fuente 16012 of Los Angeles over eight rounds in a lightweight bout. Heilman improves his record with a clear decision win.

Associated Press Los Angeles Andy Kid Heilman San Pedro Calif Orlando de la Fuente

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