Harding Ninth Wrestlers Beat McKinley 31-17 In Meet
Harding ninth graders defeated McKinley 31-17 in a wrestling meet on Tuesday afternoon, with Harding reserves winning 23-1. The match featured several fast pins including Wernerberg pinning McGowan in 35 seconds and multiple forfeit wins.
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Franklin Ninth Grade Wrestlers Edge Wilson 23 21
Franklin ninth graders beat Wilson 23 21 in a tight meet. Bob Herman of Wilson fell in the heavyweight bout at 1 21, the fastest fall of the night. Charlie Smith of Franklin pinned Dennis Mahan in 1 41 at 165 pounds. Wilson took reserve matches 11 5 with multiple decisions and pins across weight classes.
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Bratkowski Named AP NEL Offensive Player of the Week
Zeke Bratkowski subbed for injured Bart Starr in Green Bay 13-6 win over Chicago and earned AP Offensive Player of the Week. Also honored were Dallas star Bob Lilly as Defensive Player of the Week and Ray McDonald as Back of the Week for Idaho.
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SCI dominates all North Central all star picks
Three SCI players and two from Morningside named to the all North Central conference football team selections announced Tuesday. Corey Colehour of co-champion North Dakota named most valuable back and Don Abbott of South Dakota most valuable lineman. Ray Pedersen and Terry Foy of SCI join Gayle Knell of Morningside on offense with SCI’s Rick Price and Jim Rupert of Morningside on defense.
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North Dakota to oppose Parsons in Pecan Bowl clash
Officials said North Dakota, 7-2, will face Parsons College at Iowa in the Pecan bowl on December 10. Parsons is 1-? for the season. ABC will regional telecast the game starting at p.m. CST.
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Prep Basketball Scores From Cedar Rapids and Nearby
A dense roundup lists numerous prep basketball results across Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, Monticello, Marion, and surrounding areas. Notable scorers include G Anamess, Morth, and Eng Valleys, with wins spanning Central City, Linn-Mar, Monticello, and Dubuque regions.
Texas Longhorns Offered Bluebonnet Bowl Host Spot
The Austin American reports Texas could host against Mississippi in the Bluebonnet Bowl on December 17 in Houston if they beat Texas A&M this Thursday. Bowl officials extended the tentative offer, while coach Darrell Royal defers comment to bowl officials.
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Ohio State May Lose Top Star Bill Hasket
Ohio State risks the season without its top player Bill Hasket after a left knee injury in early practice. Coach Fred Taylor says there is a 50 50 chance surgery will be required and if so he would be out for the year.
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Tama Toledo-Gr Center Beats Grundy Center In Dual Meet
Tama Toledo-Gr Center defeated Grundy Center 41 to 9 in a dual wrestling meet with wins by Dennis Beenhen, Frank Pastorino, Steve Strebner, Jas Duane Linville, Frank Poterie, and Eitt Barker. Also notes a Nebraska at Oklahoma football game airing at 1 30 p.m. Thursday on COLOR TV KCRG.
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Protect Your Home for Just a Dollar
An article in December Reader's Digest explains affordable home security tips to deter burglars. It covers frustrating lock pickers safeguarding windows and setting up an alarm system for as little as 1 dollar, with illustrations and sale details.
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Lions Matmen Open Season With 32 16 Win Over LaSalle
Linn-Mar wrestling opened with a 32 16 victory over LaSalle as three falls paced the win. Gary Seikora earned the fastest fall at 1 18 for Linn-Mar while Karl Chamipar and other Leopards contributed decisive pins and decisions.
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Eastern Iowa Prep Cage Roundup Highlights Local Wins
Olin tops Calamus 99 52 in girls action while Calamus boys win 48 37. Lisbon girls 54 34 over Lost Nation boys 59 49. Waukon defeats Valley of Elgin 68 44 led by Roger Nolting 30. Stanwood Mechanicsville 54 36 over Lincoln boys. Garrison over Norway 67 47 girls 59 52 boys. Clarence Midland Wyoming girls 39 34 boys 67 46. Oxford Junction boys 60 51 girls 50 42. Independence St Johns 72 65 over Protin Rudolphinium with St Johns reserves 51 26.
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Bowling Highlights and Scores Across Iowa Lees Summary
Readable sections note Dick Frayman 257 and Gary Kile 654 in Jubilee Eight and Cedar Geren Lutheran. Multiple high games listed for men and women across Sigourney Sigour ney Mount Vernon and Wilton Junction with team scores and individual totals.
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Epworth West Dubuque Defeat Edgewood Colesburg 77 to 44
Epworth West Dubuque won 77 to 44 over Edgewood Colesburg with Art Lambe scoring 25 points for West Dubuque and Alan Williams adding 16 for Edgewood Colesburg.
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Maquoketa Valley Girls Top Monticello Sacred Heart in High-Scoring Game
Gail Grimm scored 54 points to lead Maquoketa Valley girls past Monticello Sacred Heart 84 to 51. Fatsy Oaken added 26 for Sacred Heart. In the boys game Maquoketa Valley won 59 to 35 with Greg Brown posting 17 and Intlekofer 13 for Sacred Heart.
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Conference Scoreboard Snapshot Highlights APossible Event
Conference scoreboard notes K Pospisil leads with 11 points for the men while Andy DeRiemacker posts 4 for the women in a brief meet update.
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West Branch Tops Tipton in 65 to 87 Victory
West Branch defeated Tipton 87 to 65 as Dave Hutchcroft led the winners with 22 points while Dick Ford scored 20 for Tipton. The game featured strong play from both sides with key contributions from multiple players.
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Dyersville Beckman Nips Manchester In Close Thriller
In a tight game Dyersville Beckman edged Manchester 51 to 50. Marvy Maiers scored 20 and Jim Schockmoeh added 20 for Dyersville while Dennis Cook led Manchester with 15 points.
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Denver Beats Janesville In Boys and Girls Meets
Denver nipped Janesville 40 to 37 in boys competition while the girls won 49 to 41. Top scorers include Craig Steige and Mike Herery for the boys and Pat Kurtz and Mary Saunders for the girls.
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North Tama and Tripoli basketball results from recent games
TRAER North Tama beat Reinbeck 73 to 45 led by Cam Roid er with 21. Tom Lornz 16 for Reinbeck. Reinbeck girls won 82 to 59. Tripoli defeated Plainfield 57 to 45 in boys and 45 to 41 in girls. High scorers include Sam Kehe 19 for Trinity, Bruce Becker 18 for Plainfield, Sue Wente 19 for Tama and Sharon Lantzky 30 for Plainfield.
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Valley girls edge Dunkerton in tight 45 43 loss for Dunkerton
Turkey Valley girls beat Dunkerton 45 to 43 while the Dunkerton boys won 64 to 30. Gary Roberts led Dunkerton with 14 points and Lauren Kuenner scored 12 for Dunkerton. Nancy Shiller 28 and Joan Blong 20 led the respective girls' scorers.
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Benton County basketball results from multiple matchups
Van Horne Williamsburg defeated Benton Community 77 to 26 with Mark Meyer scoring 18. Benton’s Bod dicker had eight. Benton later won 46 to 40 in a good game. Atkins Shellsburg swept Urbana in a Benton county doubleheader 64-63 for the girls and 99-27 for the boys. Top scorers include Joselyn Railsback 29 for the boys and Ann Lear 36 with Virginia Hicks 32 for the girls.
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East Dubuque Defeats Ryan St. Patricks 65 55
Bob Krahm scored 22 points to lift East Dubuque past Ryan St. Patricks 65 to 55. Tom De-Shaw added 19 for Ryan. East Dubuque reserves won 23 to 13.
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Clear Creek Boys Edge Amana In Tight 58 57 Victory
Rex Flansburg scored 26 including the winning free throw for Clear Creek past Amana 58 57. Amana’s Jim Wetten led with 27 points as the Clear Creek girls won 65 0, with Chris Sticktey totaling 27 and Jerry Marz 18 for Amana.
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Decorah-Allamakee Outguns North Winneshiek 88 to 34
Decorah Allamakee of Lansing defeated North Winneshiek 88 to 34. Scores by Roger Bently of North Winneshiek and Jim Bieber of Decorah Each tallied 15 points. Game details show dominant early lead and clear margin.
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Quote Echoes on Players and Plans Across Leagues
Weeb Ewbank likens George Sauer Jr to Ray Berry with more speed as both clubs compare talent. Nebraska coach Bob Devaney weighs Oklahoma versus Oklahoma State in a televised Norman test. Harry Catterick urges fencing to curb hooligan violence at Everton matches.
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