Solon Spartans Hold Winning Tradition Under Coach Hansen
Solon finished 5-3 in the East Iowa Hawkeye Conference after a 4th place finish with a loss to Mid Prairie. Coach Ed Hansen noted the team’s strong attitude and return of key players, despite nine players injured, and highlighted the offense led by Je Kral and Larry Erenberger with a solid backfield and defense anchored by Chris Croy.
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Davidson Tops Elmcrest Scores in Mixed Couples Tourney
Davidson rolled a 237 game to lead Elmcrest Country Club's Mixed Couples bowling tournament at Jubilee Jane. Linda Fenderson posted the best women’s game 197 and a 525 women’s series. Bob Carstensen had the high men’s series 517. Feddersen and Ripma won team honors with a 2,142 series. Winnipeg Jets end protest with return of Bobby Mull for WHA game vs Phoenix Roadrunners.
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State bowling leaders share top males in city match
List of state match leaders in men's bowling with scores and affiliations. Notable names include Rick Efmine Whitrton 2500, Russ Wondbury Waterloo 2851, Roy ar Vordy Waterisin 2536, Gary Uris ot Waterton 2480, and Hil Ralmhenoee ger Leth 2478. Other players and sponsors from Waterloo Masa City Cedar Rowias and Waterton appear with various scores and club affiliations.
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Fritsch seals Cowboys win with 42-yard field goal
Dallas kicker Toni Fritsch, nicknamed the psycher, drilled a 42-yard field goal as time expired to lift the Cowboys 20 17 over the Philadelphia Eagles. Staubach and Pearson combined for a late 20-yard pass to set up the kick after a 17 17 tie, while Fritsch had earlier tied the game with a 10 yard extra point. The victory left Dallas one game up in the NFC East over Washington and St Louis.
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Cyclones suffer rash of injuries tests Bruce
Iowa State football boss Earle Bruce faces a mounting injury crisis as star Luther Blue joins Mike Steinsrud Maynard Stensrud and Buddy Hardeman on the sidelines after a 39 7 loss at Oklahoma. Bruce indicated Blue may miss the season and hinted at surgery while Colorado Colorado and Nebraska loom.
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Quarterbacks Fall On Injury Sunday
The National Football League saw multiple quarterback injuries on Sunday with New England’s Jim Plunkett, Atlanta’s Steve Bartkowski, and Pittsburgh’s Terry Bradshaw among others sidelined or at risk. Plunkett separated his left shoulder again, Bartkowski dislocated his left elbow, Bradshaw left late in the game, and Detroit’s Bill Munson and Gree Landry were hurt early. Other players such as Jon Staggers and several tackles and backs also reported injuries, clouding week next week forecasts.
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Porter Captures Ladies Classic Title at Whispering Palms
Mary Porter won the Ladies Classic at Whispering Palms Country Club in Santa Rosa, finishing four strokes ahead amid a final round that went smoothly despite a late mishap. The $93,000 event wrapped Sunday with Porter reflecting on a dream fulfilled and steady play through the field.
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