Angles in Basketball Coaching and New Devices
Cedar Rapids coaches use McCall's Redbounder and tape recorders to improve rebounding and game tracking. Duane Kramer of LaSalle notes early gains as his Lancers prepare for a December 2 opener with Benton Community. Augie Gureno at Regis aims to sharpen pace and play execution.
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Cedar Rapids
LaSalle
Duane Kramer
McCall
Regis
Augie Gureno
Kramer
Lancers
Benton Community
Regis Royals Test Tape Recorder In Basketball Strategy
Regis coach Gureno plans to use a tape recorder during Davenport Assumption game to review in game errors, while Lancer coach Duane tests reach and jumping ability of his cagers with planned checks after year start and season end. Joel Junge injures knee in basketball practice as Belle Plaine standout contemplates football vs basketball. George Hennessey hits sole field goal attempt and free throw for 1 1. Mark Gustafson joins Regis roster as new varsity players. LaPorte City seeks away game Sept 18 1970 and home game Sept 17 1971.
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Duane
Gureno
Royals
Anamosa
Regis
Davenport Assumption
Joel Junge
Belle Plaine
Joel
George Hennessey
Mark Gustafson
LaPorte City
Three Fast Break Games Kick Off League Play
Eby's Sporting Goods beat Murphy Datsun 84-61 while East Side Maidrite routed Dempsey Cleaners 106-36 and C R Sporting Goods defeated McClintic Enterprises 64-53 in the Fast Break basketball opener on Wednesday night downtown. Pat Roby led Eby's with 27 points as team totals list Roby 27 Becker 15 Toman 13.
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Murphy Datsun
East Side
Maidrite
Dempsey Cleaners
C.R. Sporting Goods
McClintic Enterprises
Pat Roby
Eby’s
Eby's Sporting
al Miller
Bod Sample
Bob Becker
Joe Toman
Murray Datsun
Rick Crawford
Gary Cooper
Schwert
Dave Messer
Ron Grey
Goomke
Don Farrey
Executive Commercial Defeats MNB in 75 53 game
Executive Commercial beat Merchants National Bank 75 to 53 in the Wednesday night Marion league. Key scorers include J Miller 14 Erickson 13 Keiper 12 Ritvy 7 and Oson 16 in a balanced effort with strong second half defense.
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Merchants National Bank
Marion Y. Exec
Femme Ritvy
Lemker
Send
Lichenauer
Thay
Oson
Bennet
Oldort
Gerdes
Lehman
Struve
Keiper
J. Miller
Erickson
Haber tops national handball in invitational win
Chicago's Paul Haber, the National Open champion, defeated Dr. Calude Benham of Norfolk, Virginia, 81-21, 21-19, 21-13 to win the U S Handball Association National Invitational title in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Birmingham
Ala
Paul Haber
Chicago
U.S. Handball Assn
Calude Benham
Norfolk
Want ads used worldwide to produce desired results
A concise note on the global use of want ads to attract attention and deliver targeted results for buyers and sellers. The text highlights efficiency and broad reach in various markets, underscoring the practical value of classified-style outreach.
Large Schools Keep an Eye on Harold Bassett
Iowa Falls report on Harold Bassett, Cedar Rapids Washington standoutturned Ellsworth junior college defensive tackle. He has drawn interest from major Iowa universities and out-of-state programs. Alabama coach Bear Bryant reportedly contacted him as he starred for Ellsworth and earned first team honors in the Iowa Community College Conference. Bassett, 6-1 and 215 pounds, is praised for speed and pursuit ability, including a 71‑yard fumble return against Marshalltown.
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Iowa Falls
Cedar Rapids Washington
Harold Bassett
Ellsworth
Iowa
Bassett
Paul “Bear” Bryant
Alabama
Iowa Community College Conference
Modifieds and Streets Set for Tipton in 1970
Cedar County raceway will again host modifieds and street stock divisions in 1970 as track manager Larry Svoboda announced this week. The season opener is tentatively scheduled for the last week of April.
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Tipton
Cedar County
Larry Svoboda
College Crowds In Record Pace
New York report says a record 103,588 attended the Ohio State Michigan game, the largest in 22 years, boosting the weekend top 10 attendance to 682,311 and the season total to 6,875,208 if this week’s 10 games reach 554,900 or more.
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New York
National Collegiate Sports Services
Michigan Stadium
Cubs Pitcher Kush, 1940s Cub, Dead in Car Incident
Emil Kush, 53, a pitcher for the Chicago Cubs from 1941 to 1949, died Wednesday in River Grove Illinois. He was found in his car inside a closed garage with the engine running. the death is listed as apparently carbon monoxide poisoning. Kush later worked as an auto salesman.
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River Grove
Ill
Emil Kush
Chicago Cubs
James
George Morel
Kush
Kuch
Cubs
Vancouver Still After NHL Team
Vancouver cleared another hurdle as Pacific National Exhibition directors approved a revised lease with the Vancouver hockey club for the 15,555 seat Pacific Coliseum. A $1,750,000 down payment on a $6 million franchise fee is due to NHL President Clarence Campbell by December 1, with a formal Canucks entry for the 1970 71 season likely next week. Campbell could not be reached for comment.
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Vancouver
National Hockey League
Pacific National Exhibition
Vancouver Hockey Club
Pacific Coliseum
NHL
Clarence Campbell
Canucks
Campbell
Mitchell Triumphs Over Essex In NJCAA Soccer Opener
Mitchell of Connecticut blanked Essex Maryland 5 0 in the first round of the National Junior College Soccer championships at Miami Dade North.
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Miami
Mitchell
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