Schultz May Not Play in First Iowa All-Star Game
Randy Schultz state college of Iowa fullback may miss the inaugural Iowa Collegiate All Star game at Kingston stadium due to a stubborn knee injury. Iowa players like Dave Long react. small college seniors from Parsons Central Drake Grinnell and Luther show optimism for a potential upset of major colleges. The game is Saturday at 1 30 p m with tickets available from West Side Civic Club Cedar Rapids.
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Regis Overpowers Anamosa In Season Opener 73 36
Regis built a 14 1 first quarter run and led 35 19 at halftime, then pulled away as Bob Kaup poured in 28 points on 12 19 shooting to power a 73 36 win over Anamosa in the Royals opener. Early rally by Anamosa fizzled as Regis reserves closed the game.
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Iowa’s Dave Long Named 1965 Team MVP
Cedar Rapids senior defensive end Dave Long was voted Iowa’s most valuable player for 1965 by his teammates. He will play in the Iowa Collegiate All Star game in Cedar Rapids and has been invited to the Blue-Gray game in Montgomery, Alabama. Pro leagues are expected to draft him early, likely as defensive end or linebacker.
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Marion Tops Prairie in Two Junior High Games
Marion defeated Prairie in two junior high basketball games on Tuesday. The seventh grade won 26 to 23 with Mark Wille leading Marion with 12 points and Rod Jensen adding 6. The eighth grade prevailed 34 to 21 led by Greg Morris with 17 points and Jim Feagers adding 9.
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Michigan State Dominates All-Big 10 Selections
Michigan State claims 11 of 44 slots on the coaches chosen All-Big Ten teams led by star end Gene Washington and halfback Clinton Jones on offense and Bubba Smith Harold Leas George Webster on defense. Iowa and Michigan also place multiple players. Purdue Ohio State Illinois and Minnesota share additional first and second team spots as conference honors roll in.
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All-Big Ten football team honors Grabowski Jones Webster
Illinois fullback Jim Grabowski and Michigan State players Clint Jones and George Webster head the AP all Big Ten selection chosen by 11 sports writers. The 11 man offense and defense squad honors were announced for the 1960s era.
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Hawks fall to Monticello 69 39 in Tuesday defeat
Prairie 1-2 record after a stifling first half as Monticello's 23 point second period give the Panthers a 69 39 win. Don Sirowy led Prairie with 10 points while Frank Pirkel scored eight. Monticello top scorers included Cowan with 13 and Paulsen Greenawald and Husman with 10 each.
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Skywriters misfire on Big Ten bets Iowa Missouri tale
The Skywriters predicted Purdue to win the Big Ten while Michigan State and Wisconsin faced disappointments. Michigan finished strong with few first place votes but fell to seventh, Iowa dropped to tenth, and Wisconsin ended 2-7-1. Larry Lust transfers from Newton to State College of Iowa but leaves after illness.
Early Marion Lead Falls to Iowa City 76 50
Iowa City High routed Marion Indians 76 to 50 on Tuesday night as four IC scorers reached double figures. Jones led with 16 points while Wilson, Frantz, and Reinboldt each added 10. Devins topped Marion with 14 points and Randall had 12.
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Linn-Mar Dominates Troy Mills in 98-62 Victory
Linn-Mar crushed Troy Mills 98-62 Tuesday night as all Linn-Mar starters scored in double figures. Tom Mullesman 24 and Dave Price 22 led Linn-Mar, while Mark McCright headed Troy Mills with 25.
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Dunlop To Pilot Quad Cities Again
Davenport Califor nia Angels announce Harry A Dunlop will manage the Quad Cities Angels for the 1986 season. This will be his second season as Quad Cities manager and seventh as a manager overall. Last season the team finished ninth in the first half and seventh in the second half.
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