C R Teams Dominate ECS Stats In Iowa Football
LaSalle and Prairie, Cedar Rapids teams, top East Central Iowa conference stats. Fran Boston leads in receiving and scoring, Dave Handley tops passing, Keith Schulte largest yards per carry, Hawk unit averages 411 yards, Iowa City Regina holds defensive 127 yard average.
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Prairie
Cedar Rapids
Fran Boston
Dave Handley
Keith Schulte
Hawk
Iowa City
Regina
Marion Dominates Three WAMAC Football Categories
Marion Indians top the WAMAC standings at 6-0 and lead in three statistical areas. They boast 394.8 rushing yards per game, with Jon Morris as the top ground gainer and Terry Skilling as the leading pass catcher. Monticello leads defensively with 184 points allowed, Clark Tyrrell of Manchester has the passing leader title, and Brian Fitch of Tipton is the top scorer.
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Jon Morris
Terry Skilling
Monticello
Clark Tyrrell
Manchester
Brian Fitch
Tipton
Art
Don Wishniewsky
Marion
Mike Droll
Jim Stainbrook
Independ
Mike Satchell
Maquoketa
Marianne
Dick Garrison
Joe Netolicky
Jim Hoffmann
Bob Herring
Brad Newhard
Anamosa
Steve Upmeyer
Jeff Crawford
Independence
Mi Vy
Randy Wade
Jerry Lancaster
Mike Denton
Galen Hostutier
Team Forfeits All 5 Victories
Madison Wisconsin AP The Wisconsin Whitewater Warhawks football team must forfeit five conference victories after an ineligible player Lon Kolstad completed 10 semesters of college attendance and appeared in all five games reducing their conference record from 5-0 to 0-5 as ruled by the Wisconsin State University conference executive council following a Tuesday hearing.
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University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Wisconsin State University
Max Sparger
Whitewater Warhawks
Lon Kolstad
Kolstad
WSU
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Fly Ins Players on the Air Force Football Team
Air Force football fielded players from 17 states and Washington, D.C., highlighting the diverse geographic makeup of the roster.
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Ex Coe Men Boss Heads Normandale JC Lions Football
Fred Moyer former Coe assistant coaches Normandale State Junior College Lions to national ranking. Moyer and Dick Smith have led normandale to 8th in NJCAA standings with undefeated season. They edged Rochester State 10 9 and close season vs Willmar while eyeing Nov 6 playoff and potential bowl bid.
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Coe
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National Junior College Athletic Assn
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Normandale
Lions
NJCAA
Omaha North High School
Omaha U
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Glenn Drahn
Smith
Marion High School
Minnesota
Rochester
State Junior College
Willmar
Ali's Brother Wins 9th on TKO in Third
Rahaman Ali of Chicago brother of Muhammad Ali stopped Harold Carter of Cleveland at 2:20 of the third round in a scheduled 10 round bout at the O'Hare Port hotel convention center. Ali improved to 9 wins 1 loss as 600 fans watched.
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Rahaman Ali
Muhammad Ali
Harold Carter
Cleveland
Stan Berg
Ali
Carter
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Orioles executive Harry Dalton resigns for Angels post
Harry Dalton announced Wednesday his resignation as Baltimore Orioles player personnel director to become general manager executive vice president and part owner of the California Angels.
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Baltimore Orioles
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Saints Trade Baker to Eagles
New Orleans Saints announce that running back Tony Baker is traded to the Philadelphia Eagles for an undisclosed 1972 draft choice. Coach J D Roberts says Baker had asked to be traded. Baker, from Burlington Iowa, was in his fourth year with the Saints and this season had 29 rushes for 125 yards, six receptions for 44 yards, and one touchdown.
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Burlington
Iowa
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Dawson Taylor Sharockman Receive AP Honors
Quarterback Lenny Dawson and wide receiver Otis Taylor shared the AP offensive player of the week after a 28 yard TD pass that broke a 20 20 tie versus Washington. Ed Sharockman of Minnesota was named defensive player of the week for two interceptions in the 10 3 win over Baltimore.
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Redskins
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Vikings
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Colts
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Viking
Knicks Lose Riordan as Wrist Fracture Sidelines Guard
New York Knicks reserve guard Mike Riordan breaks his left wrist at Pace College practice, sidelined for eight weeks after the fall during a Thursday session.
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Mike Riordan
New York Knicks
Riordan
National Basketball Assn
Pace College
NFL Tightens Rules On Forward Pass Intentional Grounding
Officials crack down on deliberate grounding this season in the National Football League. The crackdown aims to curb illegal plays by players and teams, with stricter penalties and closer on field judgment by referees.
Luther's Top Fan Dotes On Unbeaten Luther Football Team
Four year old Andy Bruemmer son of Luther offensive coach John Bruemmer spends Saturday on the Luther bench. He chats with Don Hrodey and other players as he meets his favorite stars during the game.
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Luther
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Don Hrodey
Osby and Cross Out for Hawks in Wisconsin Game
Iowa coach Frank Lauterbur announced start changes for the Wisconsin game with fourth-string end Ed Morrissey set to start and DonOsby out with a deep thigh bruise. SafeTy Charlie Cross is sidelined by knee and ankle injuries, Bill Schoonover to start at safety.
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Wisconsin coach contemplates lineup as Buss limps from injury
Wisconsin defensive back Ron Buss arrived at practice limping with a muscle strain from the Ohio State loss. Coach John Jardine said the injury could sideline him for the Iowa game. Jardine tried Randy Freis and Randy Safranek at strong safety, calling the session a poor practice. Defensive tackle Thomas Koch remains doubtful for the Hawkeye game.
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Wisconsin
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Randy Safranek
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Torre and Jenkins Lead All Star Selections by Sporting News
St Louis or Chicago names headline a Sporting News All Star team with Joe Torre and Ferguson Jenkins as top NL picks. Tony Oliva and Vida Blue win AL player and pitcher of the year honors. selections cite a player poll with Torre hitting .363 and 137 RBIs, Jenkins posting 30 NL complete games.
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Jenkins
Lee May
Cael See
Bylenn Beckert
Chicago
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Harrelsoark
Willie Carver
Pittsburgh
Willie Davianne Angeles
Henry Aaron
Tlanta
Manny Sanguillen
Cy Allene
Steve Carlton
Cookie Rojas
Kansas City
Bookie
Bill Freehan
Troit
Springville Jr High Triumphs 14-6 Over Maquoketa Valley
Springville junior high edged Maquoketa Valley 14-6 to move to 3-1 as Kevin Shedek and Scott Allison scored touchdowns in the Thursday game.
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Springville
Maquoketa Valley
Kevin Shedek
Scott Allison
Do you have a special service Advertise regularly in the want ads
Local notice asks readers about a special service and suggests placing regular advertisements in the want ads section. It frames the action as a promotional tip for ongoing listings and recurring ads.
Archie Clark Returns to Lead Bullets Past Pistons
Archie Clark wore the Baltimore Bullets uniform for the first time at home and scored 18 points with nine assists to beat the Detroit Pistons 128-98. Clark had been suspended after AWOL two games earlier following his trade from the 76ers. Jack Marin added 26 as Phil Chenier contributed 19 in the win.
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Sickle Cell May Have Caused Ellis Collapse
Senate testimony by Dock Ellis reveals sickle cell anemia suspected as a factor in his late season decline. Ellis, star pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates, discussed lifelong fatigue and anemia symptoms and noted tests showed trait before his professional contract. He was joined by John Henry Johnson as witnesses at a subcommittee hearing on a DC pilot program for sickle cell prevention and treatment.
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John Henry Johnson
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Beardsley and Humphreys Tie for Football Skills Honors
Barry Beardsley and Charlie Humphreys each scored 2036 points to share top honors in a football skills contest held Wednesday at Johnson School. Bruce Mims finished third with 1951 points.
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Charlie Humphreys
Johnson School
Burce Mims
Fight results from around the world report boxing bouts
Enon to Puddu in Italy saw Sutpainted Cla Thomias lose on points while in London Johnny Stracey defeated Harold Cater. Joe DeNucci stopped Cocoa Kid in Mass near Neen. Rahaman Ali edged Id Cater in Chicago. Tony Licata outpointed John Coiley in New Orleans.
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Midget Champ Tattersall Dies in Streator Ill
Robert Tattersall known as Tat the former United States Auto Club midget car champion died at 47 from cancer in Streator Illinois. He raced 13 winters in Australia and New Zealand and remained a top speed car racer through 1970. A WWII paratrooper, he earned bronze and silver stars and a presidential citation. He began stock car racing in Streator in 1951 before turning to midgets.
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Ill
Robert “Tat” Tattersall
United States Auto Club
Australia
New Zealand
Tattersall
Third Triumph at Lebanon Raceway Baffles Runners
At Lebanon Raceway Morris Nixon, aged eighty six, guided Mr Nixon to a 1 percent length victory in the third race Wednesday night, marking his third consecutive driving win.
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Lebanon, Ohio
Morris Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Lebanon Raceway
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