Bowlers Shine At Castle Lanes Saturday Nite Fun Night
Ken Glawe led with 225 613 for the men while Lorraine Prastka topped the women at Lancer Lanes with 574. Several others posted high games and averages including Allan Glasford 236 Jill Burns 235 Tom Thompson 177 Allan Glasford 236 and Mary Peterson 501 Marilyn Merta 567. End of report notes multiple splits converted and standout scores across both venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Glawe
Castle Lanes
Lorraine Prastka
Lancer Lanes
Jim Miller
Marlene Gearhart
Bob Rooks
Sandy Carolan
Renee Hunter
John Margelias
Elmer Carter
Gabby Elliott
Sharon McQuiston
Susan Clough
Mary Peterson
Marilyn Merta
Sunday Niters and League Standings at Lanes Meet
A dense listing of bowling results and player scores from multiple leagues including Sunday Niters Hers Couples SamM and Moose Mixed. Notable totals include Gutter-7 HRs 1880 and No. 612 Kissa Cousins 1759 while many teams post high series such as The Never Nothings 620-1729 and Gutter Kings 2738 across venues like Marion and Legion Lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vi Riley
Jim Miller
Buzz Graham
Gutter
Don Nuehring
Dave Allick
Irene Siekerka
DJ Mt 'Sre
Harvey King
Mike Brake
Julie Prussman
Stingers
Jock Brubaker
Jim Young
Marlene Gearhart
Bob Dora Ote
Dick Metz
Bob Hodges
Marilyn van Houten
Alley Oops
Moose
Stan Dvorak
Sally Comred
Myra Wyman
Mel Whitt
Calph Wescott-LaMoe
Areas
Polton
Ken Fiough
Randy Korando
Prowlers
Kcs
Bill Good
Phyllis Hodine
Connie Brown
Rexco Lods & Lassies
Bonnie Brokie
Tom Webster
Point Lounge
Whitters Turf Farm
Ernie Obadol
Dons
Jims
Castle Jrs
Gary Turkington
Beaver Brigade
Collins
Jon Dickinson
Thom Rawson
Darry Ellingson
Road Apples
Marion
Ron Halse
Lonnie Paullins
Ester Knopp
Dovne Brandt
Sliders
Jim Stewart
Steve Myers
Judy Espe
the Never Nothings
Sat Nite Ak Ken Glowe
Lyn Glawe
Sharon Ciemocoloski
Wee Bowls
Vicky Fi Huston
Bev Bizaulis
Tom Novotny
Raiders
Gutter Kings
Jefferson Girls Swim Routs Tipton 95 to 65 in Lance Event
Jodi Molitor Peggy Peterson and Sue Petrzalek triumphed as double winners for Jefferson in a 95 65 victory over Tipton on Monday. They swam on the winning 400 free relay and claimed multiple individual titles including Molitor in 500 free and 200 free Peterson in 100 back and Petrzalek in 100 free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jodi Molitor
Peggy Peterson
Sue Petrzalek
Jefferson
Tipton
Jeff
Sandy McLellan
Patty Mahan
Barb Feckley
Candy Gillespie
Linda Frazier
Judy Maner
Petrzalek
Molitor
Peterson
Mahan
June Dvorok
Petrzolek
Northern Iowa JV Tops Wartburg 14-0 on Fumble Short TDs
Northern Iowa built a 14-0 victory over Wartburg in junior varsity play. Terry Sell of Mason City threw a six yard TD to Rich VerHuel after a Wartburg fumble on the 10 yard line, then Randy Kolbe of Fort Dodge ran 77 yards for another score as Wartburg dropped to 0-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Northern Iowa
Wartburg
Panthers
Terry Sell
Mason City
Rich VerHuel
Randy Kolbe
Fort Dodge
Drake Co Captain Beery and Schuling Out With Knee Injuries
DES MOINES AP report states Drake wrestlers co captains Jim Beery of Nor walk and Mark Schuling of Bondurant are lost for the season due to knee injuries. Coach Lonnie Timmerman confirms the injuries and absence from competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Cocaptain
Jim Beery
Norwalk
Mark Schuling
Bondurant
Drake
Lonnie Timmerman
Sparky Anderson Named NL Manager of the Year
Sparky Anderson of the Cincinnati Reds, who led the world champions to a record 108-win season and a World Series title over the Boston Red Sox in seven games, was chosen NL Manager of the Year by a nationwide panel. He won 289 votes to 61 for Danny Murtaugh.
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New York
Sparky Anderson
Cincinnati
Anderson
Reds
Danny Murtaugh
Pittsburgh Pirates
John McNamara
San Diego Padres
Philadelphia
Danny Ozark
St. Louis
Red Schoendienst
Pirates
Boston Red Sox
Darrell Johnson Named AL Manager of the Year
Darrell Johnson won The Associated Press AL Manager of the Year after guiding the Boston Red Sox to the league title. He led a youthful team, receiving 329 votes, far ahead of Alvin Dark and others, and credited his players for the achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Darrell Johnson
Boston Red Red Sox
Associated Press
Johnson
Alvin Dark
Oakland A's
Dark
Frank Robinson
Cleveland Indians
Earl Weaver
Baltimore Orioles
Red Sox
Billy Martin
New York Yankees
Martin
Texas Rangers
Fred Lynn
Jim Rice
Dwight Evans
Rick Burleson
Caldwell Gets Iowa QB Job
Iowa City UPI Junior Butch Caldwell to start at quarterback for Iowa against Northwestern, replacing Tom McLaughlin who has started seven games and hit only 23 of 87 passes. Coach Commings cites practice readiness and notes McLaughlin’s confidence damaged. If Caldwell struggles, Doug Reichardt could see time.
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Iowa City
UPI
Butch Caldwell
Iowa
Northwestern
Bob Cummings
Caldwell
Tom McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Hawks
Minnesota
Butch
Commings
Doug Reichardt
Des Moines
Reichardt
Ohio State
Cummings
Indiana
Dempsey in Satisfactory Condition at NY Hospital
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey remains in satisfactory condition at New York University Hospital after illness. Family reports he is there for evaluation, with hospital noting no change in status over the past days. In Des Moines, Drake guard Bob Burges may miss the road game at Southern Illinois due to an ankle injury.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
New York University Hospital
Manassa Mauler
DES Moines
Bob Burges
Drake
Southern Illinois
Delaware League Bears Trip to Soldier Field
The Delaware County Baseball League sponsors a two day bus trip November 8 and 9 from Manchester to Chicago to see the Bears play the Packers at Soldier Field. The 42 dollars covers bus fare hotel room ticket and breakfast. Contact Jim McElliott at 932-2054 in Ryan for details.
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Manchester
Delaware County Baseball League
Chicago
Bears
Packers
Soldier Field
Jim McElliott
Ryan
Iowa State Adds 27th Cage Game for 1975-76
Iowa State will add a 27th basketball game for the 1975-76 season. The Cyclones will face the University of Nebraska Omaha in Omaha on December 20. The move follows NCAA allowance of an extra game.
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Iowa State
Ames
Iowa
Max Urick
Cyclones
University of Nebraska-Omaha
Omaha
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ties Cause Extra Golds and Missing Silvers in Events
The report notes two added gold medals due to ties and two events without silver medals. It also records multiple bronze awards in certain competitions such as boxing semifinals, reflecting adjusted prize allocations.
McKay Silent On Pro Talk Amid Tampa NFL Move Rumors
Los Angeles AP reports rumors that John McKay may leave unbeaten Southern California Trojans for Tampa to coach a new NFL franchise in 1976. McKay offers only no comment, focusing on USC’s remaining season. The offer is said to total over $2 million with fringe benefits.
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LOS Angeles
John McKay
Southern California Trojans
Tampa
National Football League
McKay
Trojans
Southern Cal
Hardeman is Doubtful for Colorado game
Iowa State coach Earle Bruce confirmed flanker Luther Blue will miss the remaining four games after exploratory knee surgery. Blues injury follows a 39 7 defeat to Oklahoma and compounds a growing Cyclone injury list as Hardeman and Maynard Stensrud face re evaluation before Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Stensrud
Colorado
Hardeman
Bruce
Maynard
Cedar Rapids YMCA Swim Club Wins Meet Over Washington and Marion
The Cedar Rapids YMCA Swim Club defeated Washington and Marion Ys in a Saturday meet here. Cedar Rapids totaled 75 points while Washington and Marion scored 7 and 4 points respectively. Events included 200 Medley Relay with CR swimmers Lenzen Henry Bock and others. 200 Free and 100 Free races with CR competitors Lenzen Van Meter Williams Detioon LeBurn. 400 Free and diving event with CR participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Leonhart
Lenzen
Henry Bock
Lucas
Cofree
van Meter
LeBurn
Williams
Detioon
Woin
le A
Ablemon
Carpentier Dies in Paris at 81 After Heart Attack
Georges Carpentier former world heavyweight contender who fought Dempsey in 1921 died in Paris after a heart attack at age 81. He was famed for Tex Rickard’s first million dollar fight and a 157 pound prime. his life spanned boxing glory and later city stadium plans in Philadelphia. Archie Griffin of Ohio State honored as AP Big Ten offensive player of the week with Keith Simons of Minnesota named defensive honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Carpentier
Jack Demspey
Paris
Carpentier
Jacqueline
Battling Levinsky
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Archie Griffin
Ohio State
Associated Press
Keith Simons
Minnesota
Iowa
Simons
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Mike Cambridge
Tom Godfrey
Kaye Hensley
Myra Sandquist
Bev Curtis
Bob Hathaway
Mike Ceynar
Kay Copeland
Denny Martens
Barb Rammersberg
Frank Straub
Mike
Franke-Arnie Bowden
Jean Bob Soffey
Allen Glosford
Larry Miller
Jill Burns
Lucky
Jo Barb
Richard Engen
Bow Mac Natiers
Marion Bantam
Tammi Heath
Joe Wise
Munde! Long Luce Sullivan
Wall Bros Inc
Mitch Arey
Vickie Noah
Poms Beauty Shop
John Margellos
Craig Dvorak
Carolyn Scholz
Debbie Krahting
Sis Turkington
Marlys Stuefen
Mau Maus
Shirley Coleman
Roger Kuecker
Jerry Hopfeld
Midway Gutter Dusters
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Sparemakers
Charies Baldock
Maxine DeWees
Zig Zags
Mel Lebo
Cecil Stone
Janet Behring
Dorothy Hampton
Zaps
Richie
Kelly Roth
Judy Hasson
Wee Bees
TC Jr
Brett & Ie
Tracy Arey
Caryol Reid
Ray Koh
Dennis Schmitz
Eo Lee Merta
Mps
Stooges
Little Four
Naomi McCollister
Jim Grimm
Fizzlies
Jim Reeves
Doris Hughes
Ben Henderson
Wonder Bread
Smith
Legion
Shirley Northway
Bud Schmid
Manny Findley
Roses
Let
Bob Golli
Carol Chittick
Dixie Stinger
Channel Dusters
Mary Lowe
Mece Covington
Bob Bosier
Myron Yoder
Doobies
Hot Shots
Legion Bantams
Ginger Scher
Collette Soucer
Kyle Akers
Wildcats
Legion Jrs
Ron Schmitt
Metro Sports
UNI Jvs
Drake Wrestling
Sandy Bassin
Merchants
McLean-Bassin Insurance Agency
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Burges
Delaware
Mexico
United Stores
Brazil
Venezuela
Cea
Salvador
Edward
Boxer Carpentier
Connie Mack
Jimmy Foxx
Lefty Grove
Shibe Park
Baseball Register
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Shibe
Jerry Wolman
Woiman
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