Honor to Monserud Rohrbach Co-Winners of Coaches Award
Ranny Monserud and Steve Rohrbach, senior guards, named co-winners of the coaches award at the Hezis high football banquet at CSPS fall. Dick Breitbach announced the selections before about 150 in attendance. Regis’ record 61. Fullback Steve Runde and tackle Lenny Kolar elected co-captains for 1971. 28 players received varsity letter awards, 18 seniors. Awards were presented by coaches Ken Freeman and Tom Hoover. Remarks from seniors Mike Fitzpatrick Matt Brandes and Mark McCool plus Barbara Chadima. Gazette prep of the week certificates to Holrbach and Gary Sweet.
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Ranny Monserid
Steve Rohrbach
Hezis High
CSPS
Dick Breitbach
Sil
Good
Ken Freeman
Tom Hoover
Rommens
Mike Fitzpatrick
Matt Brandes
Mark McCool
Barbara Chadima
Gazette
Holrbach
Gary Sweet
Jones Stomper Retains Crown In Pro Wrestling Bout
Rufus R. Jones and The Stomper kept the North American tag titles by defeating Nature Boy Kirby and Killer Gox at Memorial. The Mummy defeated Steve Bolys in the opening bout, while Rock Hunter and Danny Lille Bear drew in a 16 minute match. Semifinal saw Little Bear and Bolus win before The Mummy defeated Hunter.
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Rufus R. Jones
the Stomper
Nature Boy Kirby
Killer Gox
Scom
Mummy
Steve Bolys
Rock Hunter
Danny Lille Bear
Little Bear
Bolus
Hunter
Iowa Board Sets December Meeting On Hawkeye Plan
Iowa Board of Control of Athletics chair Sam Fahr said the board will meet in early December to discuss the Hawkeye football program. The exact date will be announced this week as the panel considers coaching options for Ray Nagel whose five year contract ends. Laver defeats Richey to win the Embassy indoor title and Mrs King wins the high women’s singles at Wimbledon.
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Fahr
Wembley
England
Rod Laver
Ray Nagel
Clitt
Richey
Davis Copper Dev
San Angelo
Tex
Inight
Alto Laver
Lawa
Mrs. King
The
Whale Towa
Grain
Three Hawks Get Post Season Bids
Iowa football seniors Kerry Reardon split end will play in the East West game in San Francisco and in the Hula Bowl at Honolulu. Yackle Layne McDowell and fullback Tim Sullivan will play in the North South game. It takes only a minute to get the buy of a lifetime through want ads.
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Iowa
Kerry Reardon
San Francisco
Honolulu
Yackle
Layne McDowell
Tim Sullivan
Chiefs Cardinals Tie Marked By Blame For Misplayed Kick
Kansas City and St Louis fought to a 0-0 tie as a late misfired 28 yard field goal kept the score deadlock. EJ Holub and Len Dawson accepted responsibility for the botched snap and ball handling that doomed the decisive kick. Stenerud earlier kicked two field goals for KC while Bakken answered with two for the Cardinals in blustery 27 degree conditions.
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Wendell Hayes
Kansas City
Mo Moorman
St. Louis
Jan Stenerud
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St. Louis Cardinals
EJ. Holub
Hank
Stram
Stenerud
Cardinals
Jim Bakken
Sienerud
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New York Giants
Bakken
St Louis
Kim Hart
Roy Shivers
Shivers
Oakland
Charley Winner
Winner
Slenerud
Fight Results in San Diego Report Goes Unclear
Fragmentary OCR text mentions fight results and names like Okabe and Mills, with reference to San Diego and Joey, but the details are garbled and unclear.
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Okabe
Ang
Mills
Joey Ares
San Diego
LSU May Face Nebraska in Orange Bowl Bid News
Notre Dame elected Cotton Bowl bid and Arizona State sought exposure as bowls filled with top teams. Ohio State, Michigan, Stanford, Nebraska and others secured or pursued postseason slots while LSU, Tennessee, and Notre Dame debated paths to bowls and national title contention.
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Tigers
Tulane
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Dhe
Liberty
Apea
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Texas
Buckeyes
Stanford
California
Indians
Cal
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Jito Plunkett
Kentucky
Air Force
Colorado
Oklahoma
Sooners
Alabama
Hull Nets Hat Trick as Blackhawks Cruise 9-0
Bobby Hull delivered a three goal hat trick powering Chicago to a 9-0 victory in a latest National Hockey League game. The famed sniper’s highlights included a blistering slap shot and his familiar scoring flair in a dominant team performance.
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Bobby Hull
Chicago
Luther Varsity Nips Frosh 58-57 in Decorah showdown
Luther's varsity edged the Frosh 58-57 after Dennis Hanson hit a late free throw with four seconds left. Hanson and Rod Wiemers led Luther with 11 points each while frosh Steve Tyler scored 21 to pace the visitors. The game featured a tight second half as Luther held a 31-26 halftime lead and the Frosh briefly led mid second half before Luther secured the win.
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Dennis Hanson
Luther
Norse i
Hanson
Rod Wiemers
Uvels
Frosh
Steve Tyler
Varsity
St. Mary’s of
Windia
Mini
Bears' Jackson sidelined by knee injury
Chicago offensive tackle Randy Jackson will miss the final four games of the season after sustaining a knee injury in the lopsided 31 13 victory over Buffalo. The Bears face continued challenges as they shuffle the line without Jackson's presence.
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Bears
Jackson
Chicago
Ackle
Randy Jackson
Chicago Bears
Buffalo Bis
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