Honor Mraz and McCue Named Preps of the Week for Outstanding Plays
The Gazette names Tom Mraz of LaSalle and Mike McCue of Regis as Preps of the Week. Mraz rushed for 86 yards on 15 attempts, scored twice, and contributed 11 tackles on defense in LaSalle’s 46 6 victory over Northeast Elvira while McCue anchored the Regis line with 12 tackles and opened running lanes in a 46 8 win over Waterloo Columbus. Coach B Rossing praises Mraz as a team leader and offensive powerhouse and Tom Goad hails McCue as dependable and hard working despite a knee issue. Honorable mentions include Jim Meggers, Dave Schelh, Curt Gill, Doug Keown, Chuck Norton, Regis backfield, Marion’s guards, Dan Borst, Bill Taylor, Barry Westcatt, Mike Krecioch, Steve Dodge, Dan Ryan, and others from Washington, Kennedy, Jefferson, and LaSalle.
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Tom Mraz
LaSalle
Mike McCue
Regis
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Northeast
McCue
Columbus
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Hart
Dave Schelh
Washington
Monster
Town City
Curt Gill
Shm-Mar
Lhrew
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Starton
Doug Keown
Jefferson
Kennedy
Chuck Norton
Twemen
Marion
Schults
Dan Borst
Anamosa
Bill Taylor
Senius
Barry Westcatt
Ladhes
Lint-Mar
Starmant
Mike Krecioch
Steve Dodge
Dan Ryan
Northeast Elvira
Prairie
Showdown Set For JC Title in Iowa J C Conference
Iowa Central travels to Centers ville Saturday in a game that will decide the conference title and may determine the recipient of a bowl invitation. Rey Hanson of Iowa Central leads rushing with an average per carry, Terry Wallers and Rich Slemong of North Iowa lead in passing.
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Iowa J.C
Iowa Central
Centersville
Rey Hanson
Terry Wallers
Rich Slemong
North Iowa
Luther Harriers Win 42 Over Winona State In Minnesota Meet
Rapp and Johansen lead Luther Harriers to a 42 point win at Wingna Minnesota as Roger Johansen runs 21 04 for four miles. Luther dual record improves to 5 2 and they head to Wartburg for a conference meet on Friday. The Big Eight conference name origin noted as 1984 change from Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Assn.
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Minn
Kein Tapp
Sind
Roger Johansen
Mad Luther
Winona State
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Wartburg
Big Eight Conference
Missouri Valley Intercollegiates Athletic Assn
Luther and Wartburg Vie for IAC Cross Country Lead
The Iowa Conference cross country meet at Waverly on Friday pits defending champion Luther against Wartburg, the league's usual top two. Luther seeks a repeat, with Wartburg its closest challenger, after a prior edge by Luther in a key dual meet 25-30.
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Iowa
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Wartburg
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Barke
Warburg
Morton Wins Snowbird Golf Championship Flight Title
Dick Morton shot 76 to win the championship flight in the men’s division at the Ellis Pratt Snowbird golf tournament held Sunday. Mrs. Richard Hagerman led the women’s division with solid showings, while in first flight J. Avs Tom Morey and Kathy Zomasin posted top scores. Other notable results included Wally Pickney Jr and Tom Caok in senior and amateur tiers with several players posting strong rounds.
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Dick Morton
Ellis Pratt
Richard Hagerman
Ehammplansion
Richa Hagerman
Mks
Russ Slatey
Wil Frag’ Keynigisson
Linda Schellert
J. Avs
Tom Moreymat
Kathy Zomasin
Righees Wordon
Bighase
Champlontiter Bier Merton
Wally Pickney JR
Tom Caok
Herold Bruner
Season Shiplor
Fiiat Flishty
Chuck Barta
Porky Prn Heapy
Tereaces
Bad Lone
Bad Lone, A Hob James) Ochy
Shorty’ Hickson
Fated
Jack Gingerman
Wied Revalniown
Fellhek Jack Brazier
Dy Hever
North Tama Eyes Mid-Iowa Title By Chack Vaals Gasette
North Tama Redhawks aim for the Mid Iow a conference crown as they host Beamon Conrad. Coach Buddenhagen’s squad sits 1-1 and can clinch outright with a win or tie. Despite losing 17 seniors, North Tama has beaten Grundy Center Gladbrook Bludson Wellsharp Dysart Geneseo Reinbeck and tied Dike. Led by quarterback Mike Clack and running back Rod Kublic, the offense features seniors Law Speirs and linemen Villant Calderwood, Wignall, and Kubik. The defense spots Vesely Harrington Boldt Kubik Webic Hanus Anlae and McNeal with young Cashvil in reserve. Buddenhagen praises his fighters as they prepare for Ban Conrad in the final game of the year.
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North Tame Redhawks
Mid-Iowa
Beamon-Conrad
Lyle Buddenhagen
Buddenhagen
Fhu
Iwn-Colthenve
LaParle
Grundy Center
Gladbrook
Bludson
Wellsharp
Dysart-Geneseo
Reinbeck
Dike
Traci Buddenhagen
Redhawks
Mike Clack
Lon Caslavka
Mark Beecher
Rod Kublic
Rick Vesely
Bill Harrington
Mary Boldt
Dan Kublle
John Webic
Larry Hanus
Gary Anlae
Kim McNeal
North
Tom Hasty
Villant
Relnig
Rod Subst
Ron Kubik
Boldt
Calderwout
Rick McDaniel
Buddenhager
Banmon-Conrad
Iowa's Levi May Not Play Vs Gophers
Iowa coach Ray Nagel said sophomore tailback Levi Mitchell may be sidelined by a kidney bruise, risking his status for Saturday's Big Ten showdown with Minnesota. Mitchell missed parts of practice as the Hawkeyes prepared for the key conference clash, while the rest of the squad reported good physical shape and Nagel praised last week's 13-18 win over Michigan State as a major turnaround.
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Levi Mitchell
Hawkeyes
Minnesota
Ray Nagel
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Hawks
Michigan
Lawrence
Linn-Mar Freshmen top Prairie 20 6 in Monday game
Linn-Mar freshmen beat Prairie 20 to 6 as Alan Wirkpatrick ran for a touchdown and Dan Sindelar and Wayne Windenberg caught scoring passes from Brian Tolson.
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Alan Wirkpatrick
Dan Sindelar
Wayne Windenberg
Brian Tolson
Linn-Mar
Prairie
Isenberger Doubtful for Indiana Saturday Game
Indiana's Isenberger is doubtful with an ankle sprain and bruised hip but expected to be ready for Saturday's game against Michigan. The report notes other Big Ten notes including Purdue at full strength, Ohio State quarterback Rex Kern in the same league as Mike Phipps, and Michigan's Glenn Doughty likely to be limited after a Minnesota game.
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Wildcats
Ohio State
Alex Agase
Rex Kern
Mike Phipps
Purdue
Jack Mollenkopf
Boilermakers
Iminpix
Indiana
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Moyt
Anaheim
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Hoyt
Wilhelm
Michigan State
Braves
Billpennilsl
John Pont
Isenbarger
Glenn Doughty
Doughty
Minnesota
Bill Taylor
Wisconsin
Ted Coatta
Don Murphy
Enderry Whitake
Netolicky Ranks Seventh In ABA Scoring
Former Drake star Bob Netolicky of Cedar Rapids sits seventh in ABA scoring with 27.0 points per game for the Shellers Pacers, after four games totaling 100 points on 42 field goals and 34 free throws. Charlie Williams of Pittsburgh leads the league with 32.2 points per game.
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HPI
Drake University
Bob Netolicky
Cedar Rapids
American Basketball Assn
Netolicky
Shellers ‘Pacers
Charlie Williams
Pittsburgh
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