Bill Filson Wins 707 At May City Lanes Night
Bill Filson rolled 275 210 222 for 707 to lead the men's results at May City Lanes while his daughter Vicki Filling recently hit her first 600. Charlene Wharton added 206-574 in Lancer Lanes action. Dave Himmelsbach reached a 600 series with 609 and Barb Himmelsbach raised her average.
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Washington girls win big in city swim meet with state bests
Washington natators set two state bests at the Jefferson pool as they top Kennedy and Jeff in the girls City meet. Katie Koch Mary Burns Jana Happel and Sue Chadima swam a 1 57.8 in the 200 medley relay. Tanya Roach edged Liz MacBride for the 100 free state lead with a :56.0. Des Moines Valley leads in 400 free relay with 3 48.2 while Wash and Ames clock 3 51.6. Lori Sherman and Jana Happel double winners. Wash junior varsity wins with 129 points.
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Sue Chadimo
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Wendy Stocker
Linda Frazier
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Walkup
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Jefferson Gymnasts Beat Kennedy 125.7 115.75
Jeff High School gymnasts remain unbeaten 10 0 in dual meets after defeating Kennedy 125 7 to 115 75 at Jeff. Mark Johnson led Jefferson with two wins and a second place while Chuck Graham of Kennedy captured three wins plus the all around title.
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J-Hawks
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Hunt's 37-yard FG caps Giants comeback over Bills
Giants recover from 14-0 deficit to defeat Buffalo 17-14 as Hunt nails a 37-yard field goal with nine seconds left. Leypoldt misses a 19-yard try earlier. Morton and Rhodes spark New York as Simpson gains 126 yards for Buffalo, dropping to 4-1.
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Upper Iowa Tops Mt.Mercy Women in Volleyball
In Fayette, the Upper Iowa University women's volleyball team defeated Mt Mercy 15-11 15-4 on Monday night. Mt Mercy junior varsity won 15-6 11-15 15-13 in the second contest.
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U S Dominates Pan Am Games With Strong Track and Swim Runs
The United States led Pan American action in Mexico City with six track and field golds and multiple swimming wins. Relay records and individual marks highlighted a day of American success as Cuba trailed with fewer medals and Canada remained third.
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Colombia
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Canada
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First Nine The Same In AP Poll
The AP college football poll keeps the first nine teams in place led by Ohio State. Colorado breaks into the Top Ten moving from 12th to 10th after a 31 20 win over Missouri. Missouri falls from 10th to 15th as South Carolina enters the Second Ten.
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Linebackers Earn Honors and Season Injuries at Coe
Coe College honors two linebackers for standout play against Cornell while two top tailbacks go out for the season. Kent Cooling faces knee surgery after cartilage injury. Dan Heeren also out with a season ending knee operation. Tracy Finley may start at tailback and Mark Baethke at quarterback as Coe heads to Beloit. Rick Harbron named Kohawk of the Week for a goal line knockdown and takeaway, Ed Franklin earns Big Hit for eight tackles, and Denny Redel receives Big Play for his reception on a Baethke pass.
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Wayne Phillips
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Beloit
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Kohawk
Ed Franklin
Central City
Denny Redel
Life threats and forfeit decisions ripple through sports roundups
Umpire Larry Barnett and his family receive round‑the‑clock police protection after threats tied to a World Series third game. FBI help sought by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn as extortion demands target Barnett and five other umpires. Several other sports notes include Tom Pate in Calgary in critical condition, Purdue guard Roger Rowe named Big Ten Player of the Week, Whitman College forfeiting a game, and Willie Davis tied to a Padres deal with Kaye and Smith eyeing Seattle franchise.
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Results in Yore Love Portrayal, Prefined Frans
A fragmented item from a vintage page shows a quirky note about results in a bygone era. The readable bits mention names and phrases that resemble playful wordplay or an informal competition poster.
Clarence Lowden Routs DeWitt Central Juniors 21 8
Clarence Lowden wide receiver Gary Stonerook rushed for 106 yards and scored on 13 and 35 yard runs to lead Clarence Lowden to a 21 8 victory over DeWitt Central's junior varsity. The win improves Clarence Lowden to a 4 record in its second year of varsity play.
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