Mary Rauch Dominates Womens Bowling High Series
In Friday Frolics Mary Rauch rolls an event high 259 for 642 series. Ethel Roberts 231 and Bonnie Hansen 220 lead a strong day across Daytime Classic and Terrace Classic entries with notable scores from Nelda Hamer, Mary Ann Farrington, Jim Pearson, Jack Benzinger and Bob Freeman among others. A crowded ledger lists top marks for many leagues including Jubilee Satellite, Friday Fiasco, and May City Eight, with multiple players posting high games and series across the night.
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Ethel Loftsgard
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Jim Pearson
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Prairie Matmen Face Experience Gap At Prairie High
Prairie high wrestling carries a large roster but lacks varsity experience says coach Bob Mellgren. With over 60 athletes, injuries and inexperience sting, but Friday night’s 33-11 win over Grinnell shows depth. Key returnees Dan Dubishar and Rick Zach headline a lineup offset by several sidelined lettermen and four freshmen in lower weights.
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Prairie High
Matt Langhurst
Rick Zach
Bill Jarvis
Craig Norris
Ted Anderson
Dan Dubishar
Larry Zahradnik
Tom Eschen
Ron Zahradnik
Bob Melligren
Mellgren
Grinnell
Hawks
Skins' Taylor Out for Year
Washington wide receiver Charley Taylor fractured his collarbone in the Dallas Washington game and will miss the rest of the season. The NFL leading pass catcher prior to the game, Taylor broke his left clavicle early in the third quarter after a 34 yard catch from Sonny Jurgensen.
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Washington
Charley Taylor
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Taylor
National Football League
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Cyclone Defense Slips in Loss to Oklahoma State
Iowa State coach Majors pins the defeat on a leaky defense after a 36-27 loss to Oklahoma State. Bobby Cole rushed for 237 yards as ISU trailed most of the game, while Otto Stowe and Dennis McDonald stood out in a roughBig Eight clash that exposed the Cyclones’ tackling and run defense. The team prepares for San Diego State, seeking improved front-line play.
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AMES
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Oklahoma State
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San Diego State
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West Branch Girls win 44-37 at Clear Creek
West Branch girls beat Clear Creek 44-37 for their second straight win. Judy Hutchcroft scored 27 points and Patty Stockman added 15 as West Branch improves to 2-0 on the season. West Branch juniors also won the junior varsity game 25-17.
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Monticello-Monticello Stumbles in Opener Against Central City
In a season opener Monticello-Monticello girls fall 65 to 63 to Central City as Aimee Freese delivers a 46 point performance and Becky Steele leads Central City with 34 points.
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Central City
Aimee Freese
Becky Steele
Northeast edges Wilton Junction 77 72 in season opener
Northeast of Goose Lake pulled away late to defeat Wilton Junction 77 to 72 on Saturday. Don Peters led Northeast with 27 points while Red Marlos added 22, Stan Cole 18, and Paul Hawkins 17 for Wilton Junction. Northeast also won the freshman sophomore prelim 47 24.
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Northeast
Don Peters
Red Marlos
Stan Cole
Paul Hawkins
Cowboys Rally to Victory Behind Late Touchdowns
Cole, a 190 pound back, scored the final two D-State touchdowns to erase a 27-17 deficit in the third quarter. Majors cited field position and mistakes as key factors, noting their opponent’s longest drive was 55 yards and two interceptions set up easy scores.
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