Hockaday Aces 708 In Jubilee Eight Bowling
ICHARD HOCKADAY rolled a 708 second 700 series Monday night in the Jubilee Eight league with games of 229 235 and 244. Harold Clark added 255 as Freck's Falstaff rolled 1037 in a lane-filled meet while other league highlights include Verne Kadlee 246, Don McElhinney 618, Esther Crotty 733 598 and Louise Cline 240.
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Harold Clark
Freck
Falstaff
Eill Strix
Arnold Lint
Dottie
Joan McCord
Louise Cline
Jubilee Rockaway
Harry Pence
Don McElhinney
Verne Kadlee
Dick Eisner
Joop
Tom Jully
Pete Freeman
Bud Himmel
Norm Benson
Nate Burlingham
Dick Kismet
Bel Cline
Dick Kor- Onda
Axel Petersen
Richard Hackaday
Dick Kister
Tom Lilly
Don Mc
Joan VicCord
Betty Staub
Evelyn Slife
Mary Croeger
Marlene Shuey
Mari Grifa
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Dottie Telford
Irene Baker
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Aie Feriresstate
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Town & Comn
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eCllen Sippers
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Ingust Welding
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Ray Truklar
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Harris Knife
Prep Cage Roundup Wheatland and Oxford Junction Wins
Wheatland boys won 52-50 and Oxford Junction girls triumphed 49-44. Kathy Mizaur scored 35 for Oxford Junction, while Ben Knoche and Greg Stefens led Wheatland with 17 each. Clear Creek beat Urbana 56-43. girls 73-47 led by Marleen Stockman 39. Amana beat Garrison 63-48. Amana girls won 37-35. Decorah beat South Winneshiek 70-42. Howard Allen 30 for Decorah. Lisbon girls 46-37 over Lost Nation. boys 60-48. Lansing Kee high edged North Winneshiek 60-57. Jayvees 40-26. Norway Shel lsburg Atkins girls 85-44. Shellsburg 34. BGM upended Calfax 69-43. Mike Nelson 38 for BGM. Mediaplis edged Lone Tree 34-30. Beed 18 for Mediapolis.
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Wheatland
OXF
Oxford Junction
Wheatland Boys
Oxford Girls
Kathy Mizaur
Ben Knoche
Greg Stef
Fens
Jacque Muhl
Dottie Ales
Clear Creek
Urbana
Dan Nidey
Skip Reid
Marleen Stockman
Susan Brody
Decorah S. Winn
Calmar
Howard Allen
Decorah
South Winneshiek
Allan Taylor
Lisbon
Steve Busch
Randy Schroeder
Lansing Keen
Winn
Lansing
Lansing Kee
North Winneshiek
Jim Wilde
Roger Bently
Lansing Jayvees
Norway
Shellsburg
Atkins
Nancy Freeze
Ann Lear
Kennedy Caps Denny Schott and Gary Louvar Co Captains
Denny Schott and center Gary Louvar were elected co captains of Kennedy football 1968 season. Head Coach Dale Tryon announced the pair, senior mainstays of a 3-6 team, will lead the squad as Tryon also awarded varsity letters to nine seniors, ten juniors, and seven sophomores.
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Denny Schott
Gary Louvar
Kennedy
Dale Tryon
Tryon
O J Simpson Back of Week After USC Win Over UCLA
O J Simpson repeated as AP college football back of the week after USC beat UCLA 21-20. Simpson rushed for 177 yards and scored twice as the Trojans reclaimed the No 1 AP ranking. Indiana lineman John Williams earned AP lineman of the week for his 6 3 255 role helping Minnesota vs Indiana in a 33-7 upset.
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Trojans
UCLA
Simpson
John Williams
Indiana
Minnesota
Murray Warmath
Williams
Charlie Sanders
Curt Wilson
Gophers
Warmath Named UPI Coach of the Week
Minnesota coach Murray Warmath earned United Press International coach of the week after guiding the Gophers to a 33-7 victory over unbeaten Indiana. The win boosted Minnesota toward a Rose Bowl possibility and reinforced Warmath’s reputation as a strong game strategist.
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Minneapolis, Minn
UPI
Murray Warmath
Minnesota
Sophs Could Help in Jeff Swim Program
Jeff High's new coach Jerry Voss aims to build on a season opening win after replacing Dave Brockway. Returning veterans Vic Kenecny and Jim Moneypenny lead a group with six lettermen and several promising sophomores and juniors poised to contribute in diving, medley, butterfly and sprint events. The squad plans to face Kennedy next, with former teammates now at the rival school adding extra motivation.
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Bob Lana Gazette
Weiler Jefferson
Jerry Voss
Voss
Clinton
Kenosha
Wis
Ilinois State
Jeff
Dave Brockway
New Kennedy
J-Hawk
Vic Kenecny
Jim Moneypenny
Chuck Rutledge
Larry Chmelicek
Jim Wilson
Wayne Melsha
Koweeny
Northern High defeats C R Jefferson swimmers 54 to 41
Cedar Falls Iowa Northern high school beat C R Jefferson 54 41 Tuesday night to move to 1 2. J Hawks won five individual events but did not win a relay with several places and times listed for events such as 200 free 60 free 100 back and 400 free relay.
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C.R. Jefferson
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J. M High
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Schoeman
Eet Inger
Wayne Melsha
Rutledge
Acnuler
Onis
Wayne Meisha
UNI
Slater
UNIT
Soya
Kevin Meisha
Wilson
Schuler
Kaneeny
Nap
UNF
Aye Ee UK
Ee Ee Andere
Prairie Wins Grinnell Wrestling Meet 27 15
Grinnell Cedar Rapids Prairie outh wrestled Grinnell 27 to 15 Tuesday night as Rick Schropp won the lone Prairie fall at 95 pounds with a 3 22 pin over Chuck Hand. Prairie reserves also posted victories led by Derick Schrepp and others in a multi match card.
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Cedar Rapids Prairie
Grinnell
Rick Schropp
Hawk
Lone Prairie
Chuck Hand
Derick Schrepp
Dean Hield
Scofield
Zach
Dick Ite
É&G. Tag
Denny Willis
Fred Buck
Keith
Osborn
Ken Nef
Andy Fairlie
Chartle
Rick Crawford
Richnek
Cai
Rutherford
Roger
Cous Slewanek
Jim Welsers
Tés
Gres Anderson
Paul
Reed
Beott ‘Oakley
Mike Shanna
Hare Hirt
Siack
Doug Stewart
Bill Jarvis
Randy Pregavntt
Rieh
Gary Schwab
Larry Hill
To—Jivh Minor
Frank Keim
Workshop on a Boycott Negro Stars Decide On Olympic Plans
In Los Angeles a group of U S Negro athletes and leaders discuss a possible boycott of the 1968 Olympic Games. Prof. Harry Edwards, Tommie Smith, and Lee Evans weigh the move at a Black Youth Conference workshop, stressing aims beyond undermining the U S team.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Harry Edwards
San Jose State
Tommie Smith
Lee Evans
Edwards
San Jose
United States
South Africa
Smith
Lemoore
Calif
Mexico City
Black Youth Movement
Newark
N.J
King's Cage Clinic Set at Y Saturday
Don King, Cedar Rapids Washington basketball coach, will conduct a basketball clinic at the YMCA Saturday, Nov. 25, from 11 a.m. to 12:40 p.m. He will use some of his Warriors to teach fundamentals. Aull invites boys in fourth to sixth grades to attend. Friday events at the YMCA run from 1:30 to 5:30 with lobby games, swims, and a magic show. call 362-1138 for details.
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Cedar Rapids Washington
YMCA
King
Furiday
Youth Department
No. 1 San Diego St Now Meets Utah St
No. 1 San Diego State, dominant in small college football, remains top ranked after a 25 game win streak and nine straight this season. Don Coryell’s Aztecs earned 31 first place votes from the United Press International board of coaches as the nation’s best small college team.
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New York
UPI
San Diego State
Aztecs
Utah State
Don Coryell
United Press International Board of Coaches
Lasily
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