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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1973
Page
10
A noisy OCR filled with names, scores, and events from a sports meet. It lists participants such as Ward, Lane, Webster, Adams, Tucker, and Briles among others, with various scores and series. The fragmentary text references lanes, bowls, and attendees, signaling a dense, late edition scoreboard or recap with many errors.
Les Washington and Rollins limp into Saturday's game against Michigan State as Iowa Coach Frank Lauterbur weighs changes. Both starters suffered injuries in last week's loss to Ohio State, leaving key personnel unsure for the showdown with the Buckeyes.
North Dakota quarterback Jay Gustafson and defensive back Steve Nelson were named most valuable players as South Dakota dominated the North Central all conference fantasy team. Mic Thilversiy of Minnesota Town had two players. Conley Slave Launahary on offense, Mike Woudley on defense.
Readable fragments describe a girls basketball event with teams Pratt Monticello Winto h and Vin Witary Werderman. Names like Lisa and Ahern Maquoreta Tipton appear among unclear details. The text suggests a midseason matchup with scores or notes but full facts are obscured by OCR errors.
Regis sophomores defeated Prairie girls 56 to 43 in a Monday night matchup. Hegiis girls standout Jed Regis led with 21 points while Pat Boleshy scored 9 for Prairie.
In Cincinnati a dramatic Jets loss to the Bengals ends with disputed late officiating. Namath criticizes the calls after a key drive stalls before scoring. Brown defends the officiating and notes film review over nine days. The game features a late pass and inches short of a winner.
By Al Milley, Qarelle Linthy Writer. McNiel declines bold forecasts for his wrestling team after graduating key seniors. He points to experience, predicts younger linemen will fill gaps, and notes last season’s undefeated status as a benchmark rather than a guarantee.
A rugged roster emerges with Eddie Brown of Guild and Tene as captains and seniors Reown Mellaway as 105 pounder leader. Notes on athletic standouts including Connredgte Wollaway, Jim Balvane and Bruce Feuerhelm hint at early workouts and upcoming matches at Rock Island, with preparations for a statewide state meet amid strong performances and team optimism.
AP notes Japan boosted its gold tally on Monday after two days of events in the Asian Games. Shingo Haya claimed Japan's first women's 26th meter race, while Kanuyoshi Mixugu and Masila led Japan's charge with multiple podiums. Pakistan and Mongolia also posted notable finishes as the day wrapped with several silvers and bronzes tallied for Japan.
Prefontaine rallies to win the NCAA cross country title, edging Rose and Hose with a late surge to claim victory by a slim margin. Oregon's star runner demonstrates dominance as Washington State and other rivals trail in the race, earning a national championship amid a crowded field.
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