Iowa Hawkeyes reshuffle as Bell and Lutz promoted
Iowa head coach Ray Lauterbur promoted Wendell Bell to quarterback and Rich Lutz to middle guard roles for the Hawkeyes while outlining a week of practice focused on pass offense and coverage. He commended Bell's best game this season against Northwestern and noted defensive lineup changes plus target players for Saturday’s game. In Bangkok, a riot at national stadium injured 20 as fans clashed after halftime of a Queen's Cup semifinal, with delays and chaotic exits after refs failed to appear.
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Wendell Peer Ner
Minnesota
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Lauterbur
Wendell Bell
Jim Kaiser
Rich Lutz
Mark Nelson
Latterbur
Ike White
Larry Horton
Bob Sims
Dave Simms
H. ‘Young
Craig Clemons
Lauterburzaid
Bell
Geoff Bangkok
Mickelson
Bangkok
Wee Fore
Rajvithi
Brooks Robinson Proves Baseball Superman in Hall of Fame Tone
A jagged slice of AP copy reports on Brooks Robinson, portraying him as a baseball power, with quotes from Pittsburgh manager Danny Murtaugh praising his consistent play. The piece contrasts a soccer riot and Robinsons steady elite performance while mentioning Pittsburgh and Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Brooks
Orioles
Pirates
Murtaugh
Robinson
Cincinnati Reds
Babe Ruth
Lou Brock
Bowling Highlights Bill Barnes Shoots 277 640 Series Night
Weekend bowling saw Bill Barnes post a 277 game and 640 series to lead top efforts in Rolling in the Dudes and Dames. Sandi Cizek starred for the women with 239 and 800 in His and Hers at May City, while Bruce Ogden opened a 600 series with 283 210 205. Nearby leagues featured Carole Christensen 220 in Indian Creek Mixed and Charlene Wharton and Clarice Sharp 216 each.
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Ome
Bill Barnes
Bill
Sandi Cizek
May City
Bruce Ogden
Bruce
Georgianus Culp
Carole Christensen
Indian Creek
Charlene Wharton
Clarice Sharp
Bob Hodges
Gary Bjornsen
del Cline
Klouda Taylor Top Swim Marks in First Top Performances
Des Moines report notes three performances surpassing state high school records and one beating a national DGWS standard. Marlene Klouda Cedar Rapids Prairie lowers the 100-yard butterfly national DGWS mark to 1:01, Mary Taylor Cedar Rapids Washington improves three town records and leads in four events. Districts on Nov. 6 and state meet on Nov. 13 loom as teams prepare.
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Des Moines
Marlene Klouda
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Mary Taylor
CR. Washington
Washington
Gazette
Ft. OM
Lace
Marion Frosh 302 After Topping Monti
Marion's freshman football team improved to 3 0 2 with a 26 0 victory over Monti on Monday. The Indians led each quarter as Tim Burgess scored twice on long runs, John Barkdoll added a scoring run, and Mark Gerdis added a three yard scamper. Individual scoring details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Marion
Monticello
Indians
Tim Burgess
John Barkdoll
Gerdis
Marien
Schafbuch Captures Adams Grid Contest
Joe Schafbuch tallied 1788 to win the football skills contest at Adams school Monday. Second was Doug Brown with 1732 and third David Quincy with 1658. At Van Buren, Greg Svoboda won with 1804 points, followed by Mike Core with 1741 and Lynn Peterson with 1729.
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Schafbuch
Adams
Joe Schafbuch
Doug Brown
David Quincy
van Buren
Greg Svoboda
Mike Core
Lynn Peterson
Hoff Ecker Emrich Named For Health Education Role
Betty Hoff of Luther college elected president of the Jawa Assit of Health Physical Education and Recreation in a mass vote. Tom Ecker, Cedar Rapids public schools physical coordinator, named vice president and Betty Emrich of Tipton War and Ecker named to a joint NCAA National Junior College Assn Federation at State High School Athletic Assns committee to combat pro sports encroachment on college and high school domains. The committee will address televising pro events on weeknights when school games are held.
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Betty Hoff
Luther College
Jawa Assit. of Health
Tom Ecker
Cedar Rapids Public Schools
Betty Emrich
Tipton War
Ecker
NCAA
National Junior College Assn
State High School Athletic, Assns
Freshman Dan Fotcher shines in debut for Tannesvan’s team
Freshman Dan Fotcher, 1970 all state QB from Cedar Rapids Washington, starred in Washington’s freshman game. He played No. 7 quarterback, completed three of seven passes and ran for four yards as the Volunteers defeated Wenderbcli 51-13. He rushed for two touchdowns.
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Dan Fotcher
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Tannesvan
Volunteers
Wenderbcli
Dowling Maintains Lead as Waterloo East Rises in UPI Poll
Des Moines Dowling remains atop the high school basketball poll with 183 points and 12 first place votes, while Waterloo East climbs to second after a 44-29 win over Marshalltown. Cedar Rapids Regis moves to fifth, Davenport Central rises, and Cedar Rapids Jefferson falls after an upset loss as Washington debuts in the rankings.
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Waterloo East
UPI Dowling
Regis
Des Moines
UPI
Eree
Maroons
Dowling
Des Moines Tech
East
Marshalltown
Sioux City Heelan
Sioux City Central
Cedar Rapids Regis
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
Davesport Central
Natches
S Rapids
Kennedy
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Washington
Storm Lake
Dowling Wins AP Top Spot From East In Crushing Victory
In week five of the season Des Moines Dowling rises to No 1 in the AP poll after a 46-8 win over Des Moines East, ending East’s long top ranking. Dowling’s 41st straight victory lifts unbeaten streak to 45. East slips as Marshalltown edges within striking distance before a late rally. Sioux City Heelan remains third after a 44-22 win over Sioux City Central as the Top Ten reshapes.
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Des Moines East
Maroons
East
Marshalltown
Sioux City Heelan
Sioux City Central
Crusaders
Dowling
Moines Hoosewell
Davenport Central
Cedar Rapids Regis
Indianola
Ames
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Cedar Falls
Governor Ray Praises Iowa State After Defeat
In Ames Gov. Robert Ray, touring for a speaking engagement, made an unscheduled stop at the Cyclones football office to congratulate Coach Johnny Majors and the team on their effort against Colorado. The Buffaloes pulled away late, scoring 10 points in the final seven minutes to win 24-10, a performance Ray said brought credit to the state.
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Ames
Iowa State
Colorado
Robert Ray
Cyclones
Johnny Majors
Palmer College Athlete Shown 37th in Pentathlon And Football Notes
Palmer College student Geary Murdock moved from second team tackle to first team guard as Cyclones prep for Kansas State. Keith Schroeder named defensive player of the week after 23 tackles against Colorado. Dean Carlson cited top offensive player. Peter Herbst, Palmer chiropractic student at Davenport, placed 37th overall representing South Africa in modern pentathlon with 1,952 points after three days. In Davis Cup, Nastase leads Froehling as U S wins a doubles to seal the series. final singles matches completed amid rain delays.
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Geary Murdock
Cyclones
Kansas State
Murdock
Mike Teerizer
Colorado
Town State
Keith Schroeder
Dean Carlson
San Antonio
Texas
Peter Herbst
Palmer College of Chiropractice
Davenport
Iowa
Herbst
South Africa
Charlotte
N.C
Romania
Nastase de Boris Onischenko
Russia
Frank Froehling HI
United States
Army Pie
Stan Smith
U.S
Nastase
Frohling
Froehling
Fort Lauderdale
Fis
Biggie Munn Listed In Critical Condition In Lansing
Clarence Biggie Munn athletic director at Michigan State University remained in critical condition after a second stroke. A sports publicity report said his condition was stable with slight improvement but indicated it would likely remain critical and ongoing for some time.
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Lansing
Mich
Clarence “Biggie” Munn
Michigan State University
Michigan State Sports Publicity Office
Munn
Injuries Sideline Jets Elliott Gerry Philbin
New York Jets lost All-Pro defensive linemen John Elliott and Gerry Philbin to knee injuries in the early 1971 season. Both players were sidelined as the team faced mounting health problems amid a difficult start to the year.
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Jets Elliott
Philbin
NEW York
New York Jets
AllPro
John Elliott
Gerry Philbin
Basketball MBA Result Nets Beat Knicks in Reno
In a pro basketball league game the New York Knicks fell as opponent scored late. Overtime and defense restricted scoring while key players from both sides contributed. The final score reflected a tight contest with the home team pulling ahead in the closing minutes.
Dewar Profiles: New York actor director profiled
Dewar profiles a New York figure described as an actor and director with writing hobbies. The piece notes his last hook image, prior prize, and a quoted line about Americans seeking belonging, while labeling his profile as agitated and energetic with potential to shape Black American identity.
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Propfesson
Custer
America
Dewar
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