Gophers Hopeful Buckle Up for 8-3 Season
Minnesota coach Cal Stoll enters his fourth year with guarded optimism after the Big Ten lifted its postseason ban. Tony Dungy battle for QB job, as Stoll gauges an improved offense and a potentially strong defense led by Keith Simons. Open date at Indiana Sept. 13, with three home tests against Michigan State Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Bobby Holmes
Sam Brady
Kent Kilemann
Steve Breault
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Pat Crist
John Jones
Vince Filler
Mike Jones
Ron Kallas
Bill Sims
Scott Puchtel
Close Point Battle for Hawkeye Downs Championship
Hawkeye Downs hosts the final 30 lap late model stock car race of the 1975 season on Sunday night. Darrell Dake leads with 4395 points, Ed Sanger 4195, Roger Dolan 4170, and Bill Zwanziger 3836 in a tight title fight. winner earns 580 dollars and equal points. Time trials are canceled. racing starts at 8 p.m. Sanger has four wins this year, with Duke and Zwanziger each twice.
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Shellsburg
Steve Becker
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Pennington Rolls 634 In High Scoring Bowling Night
Marv Pennington led with a 218 634 series at May City Lanes. Gracie Allen topped the women with a 202 as bowlers from Lancer and Legion lanes submitted sheets to The Gazette. Multiple shooters posted high scores and notable opens across the list including Narvey King Lou Kacere Geraldine Cabenoch Otis Chapman and Wayne Christensen.
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Locksley Claims Cedar Rapids Tennis Crown At Sixteen
Washington high junior Jain Locksley, 16, becomes perhaps the youngest Cedar Rapids champion with a 6 1 1, 3 6, 7 5 victory over Linn Mar coach John Moore. Earlier he defeated No 2 seed Bob Boyson. Moore toppled No 1 seed Dennis Ellertson. Mixed doubles went to Chuck and Mick Schillig 7 5 6 2 over Merk Fiala and Litda Hixenbaugh. Women’s doubles 3 and over went to Vi Tucker and Nel Boyson 7 6 6 3 over Ann Ramsey and Bonnie Hansen. Eight other divisions to decide this weekend. Beginning eight-week beginner swimming course set by Ellis MCA Sept 10 to Oct 31.
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