Hockaday Fires 708 In Jubilee Eight Bowling Action
ICHARD HOCKADAY recorded his second 700 series Monday night in Jubilee Eight league. He rolled games of 229 235 and 244 for a 708 series the second high in the city while Harold Clark hit 255 and Fleck's Falstaff team posted 1037 and 977. Multiple leagues listed top scores and individual totals, with Esther Crotty and Dottie Telford leading Staub Construction 938 and 2709 respectively.
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Evelyn Shifeé
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Bonnie One
Judy Hansen
Sandy Fuelling
Mary Roseberry
Haddy
Bartel’s Standard
Legion American Legion
Norm Renson
Iowa Securities
Ebco Tool
Arnold
Maintenance
Im Crawford
S&s Body Shop
Roundup of Tuesday basketball wins across several towns
Wheatland and Oxford Junction posted wins with Wheatland 52-50 and Oxford Junction girls 49-44 led by Kathy Mizaur 35. Clear Creek beat Urbana 56-43 with Dan Nidey 28 and 73-47 girls win led by Marleen Stockman 39. Amana beat Garrison 63-48 and 37-35 girls win. Decorah and South Winneshiek met 70-42. Lisbon girls 46-37 and boys 60-48. Lansing edged North Winneshiek 60-57. Atkins Shellsburg 85-64. Brooklyn BGM 69-45. Mediapolis over Lone Tree 34-30.
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Wheatland
Oxford Junction
Wheatland Boys
Oxford Girls
Kathy Mizaur
Ben Knoche
Greg Steffens
Jacque Muhl
Dottie Ales
Clear Creek
Urbana
Dan Nidey
Skip Reid
Marleen Stockman
Susan Brody
Calmar
Howard Allen
Decorah
South Winneshiek
Allan Taylor
Kennedy names two captains for 1968 football team
Denny Schott and Gary Louvar were elected co captains of Kennedy's 1968 football squad. Head Coach Dale Tryon announced the selections as part of a season ending with a 3-6 record. The team awarded varsity letters to 9 seniors, 10 juniors, and 7 sophomores, plus junior varsity and managerial honorees.
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Denny Schott
Gary Louvar
Kennedy
Dale Tryon
Tryon
Jim Ryder
Dick Beltz
Bill Husted
Dennis Hutton
John Johnson
Harry Johnson
Jim Straub
Mike McDonnell
Lee Straub
Ron Cook
Ricky Freese
Paul Richards
Brad Mover
Steve Hines
Gary Clark
Marti Bertelli
Roger Bir
Bobby Garrison
Kirk Jamison
Steve McDonnell
Steve Dodge
Gary Ryan
Mark Votroubek
Steve Smith
Ken Main
Paul Debban
Mike Casali
Jonn Thompson
Ron Rafferty
Jim Justic
Rod Turner
Mike Robinson
Bryan Farland
Don Ballard
Donair
OJ Honored Second Time By AP
OJ Simpson was named college football back of the week for a second time this season after a 177 yard, two touchdown performance in USC’s 21-20 win over UCLA. John Williams, Indiana’s right tackle, earned AP lineman of the week for his blocking as Minnesota beat Indiana 33-7 with 122 rushing yards by Williams and Sanders.
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John McKay
Southern California
Trojans
UCLA
Simpson
John Williams
Indiana
Minnesota
Murray Warmath
Williams
Charlie Sanders
Curt Wilson
Gophers
Warmath Named UPI Coach of the Week After Gophers Victory
Murray Warmath of Minnesota earned United Press International coach of the week after guiding the Gophers to a 33 7 win over unbeaten Indiana. The acclaim comes amid local praise that he is rarely outcoached despite occasional outpersonnel challenges.
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Minneapolis, Minn
UPI
Murray Warmath
Minnesota
Warmath
Gophers
Indiana
United Press International
Sophs Could Help in Jets Swim Program
Jefferson opens the season with a win under new coach Jerry Voss. He notes strong returners Vic Kenecny and Jim Moneypenny and expects help from sophomores Tim Hood Don Lerch Glen Prochaska and Steve Kriz along with junior Steve Kriz to bolster the teams times before the Kennedy meet.
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Jim Voss
Chuck Rutledge
Wayne Melsha
Jim Moneypenny
Vic Konecny
Jim Wilson
Larry Chmelicek
Bob Lana Gazette
Jefferson
Jerry Voss
Voss
Clinton
Kenosha
Wis
Illinois State
Jeff
Dave Brockway
New Kennedy
J-Hawk
Vic Kenecny
Keneeny
Moneypenny
Tim Hood
Jack Spear
Kevin Melsha
Don Lerch
Glen Prochaska
Steve Kriz
Lerch
Prochaska
Kriz
Jeff Swimmers Lose 2nd Meet
Cedar Falls Iowa Northern high school defeated the C R Jefferson swimmers 54 to 41. J Hawks stand 1-2 after five individuals won but no relay. Top UNI results dominated sprints and relays with Brammer Schoeman Sindlinger Mizaur and others leading the way.
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Iowa
Northern High School
C.R. Jefferson
Jhawks
Jeff
UNI High
Brammer
Schoeman
Sindlinger
Mizaur
Wayne Melshna
Fielding
UNI
Kevin Melsha
Sulentic
Chuck Rutledge
Schuler
MNI
Im Monneypenny
Slater
Prairie Grabs Grinnell in 27 15 Wrestling Match
Prairie’s Cedar Rapids squad defeated Grinnell 27 to 15 with six straight wins to start. Rick Schropp pinned Chuck Hand at 3 22 for the lone Prairie fall. reserves won 27 11. Other decisions included Zach, Biesman, Fairlie, Rutherford, Stepanek, and Spore.
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Cedar Rapids Prairie
Rick Schropp
Hawk
Lone Prairie
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Ney Scofield
Craig Ho
al Zach
Dick Biesman
Omoe Willis
Fred Buck
Ee Osborn
Ken Nela Andy
Fairlie
Charlie Eam Derawford
Rich Dan Rutherford
Roger Dusil
Doug Stepanek
Jim Weiser
Ried
Anderson
Paul
Workshop on Boycott of Negro Stars over Olympic Plans
In Los Angeles a workshop in a church opens amid talk of a possible boycott of the 1968 Olympics by U S Negro athletes. Prof. Harry Edwards and track stars Tommie Smith and Lee Evans weigh in while details and attendee lists remain uncertain.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Harry Edwards
San Jose State
Tommie Smith
Lee Evans
Kings Cage Clinic Set at Y Saturday
Don King, Cedar Rapids Washington basketball coach, will hold a YMCA clinic Saturday, November 25, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. He will use Warriors to illustrate fundamentals for boys in fourth through sixth grades. A Friday clinic is also planned at the YMCA November 24 from 1:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
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Don King
Cedar Rapids Washington
YMCA
King
No. 1 San Diego St. Now Meets Utah St.
New York UPI reports San Diego State remains the top small college football team as they host Utah State after a ninth straight week atop the rankings. The Aztecs earned 31 first place votes from the 35 coaches on the UPI panel.
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Utah St
New York
UPI
San Diego State
Aztecs
Utah State
Don Coryell
United Press International Board of Coaches
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