North Dies, Expert on Girls Sports in Iowa
Des Moines AP report: Jack North 79 former Des Moines Tribune sports editor and longtime Iowa softball commissioner dies at Iowa Methodist hospital. He directed all state teams, officiated 35 years, and after retirement led publicity for the Iowa Girls Athletic Union. Survived by widow Jennie and three daughters. Services Sunday at 1 a.m. in Des Moines.
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Weber Wins Class A at Walton Shoot with 47 of 50
Keith Weber captured the Class A title at the Walton weekly shoot by hitting 47 of 50 targets. Pat Micalinich won Class B with 45 of 50 and Mike Miceli claimed Class C with 48 of 50.
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Iowa City Grapplers Defeat Roosevelt In Ninth Grade Match
Iowa City heavyweight Don Michel pinned his opponent in the second period to lift Northwest to a 30 28 victory over Roosevelt junior high in a ninth grade wrestling bout.
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Kennedy Cougars face Prairie opener amid injuries
Kennedy coach Dave Etienne conducts a shortened pre season with illness and a flu bug hampering key players Bill Malone Rick Danly and Craig Enright. Kennedy aims to repeat as Mississippi Valley champs while juggling four guards and a shifting offense ahead of Friday's game against Prairie and Saturday at Davenport West.
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No Bowl for Oklahoma State Probable Lineups Iowa State
Oklahoma State visits Iowa State at Clyde Williams Field in Ames in a Big Eight clash with no bowl bids at stake. OSU, 5-2-2, seeks a rebound behind Blackman and Palmer. ISU, 3-6, aims to exploit senior week atmosphere as Bruce’s Cyclones hope for consecutive wins.
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Regis Honors Tom Corrigan at annual banquet
Tom Corrigan senior guard on offense and interior lineman on defense was named the Most Valuable Regis football player at the school banquet. He also earned spots on the all Metro and Iowa Daily Press Assn teams. Lineman Pat McGrath and fullback Tiernan Dolan were elected co captains for 1974.
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Southeast ninth graders edge Franklin in close dual
Iowa City Southeast defeated Franklin 27 to 25 on Tuesday, with the Southeast reserves winning 28 to 25. The meet showcased tight scoring as both teams battled for supremacy.
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