Iowa Falls to split end battle shapes early season hopes
Iowa coach Ray Nagel splits time at split end between John Hayes and Gary Larsen as Rich O Hara exits the Hawkeye lineup. QB uncertainty persists with Chuck Roland and Ed Podolak competing for the No. 1 spot. Several Big Ten squads report shifts and injuries across positions in preparation for upcoming games.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Ray Nagel
John Hayes
Asbury Park
N. J
Gary Larsen
Detroit
Mich
Rich O'Hara
Hawkeye
Arizona
Chuck Roland
Ed Podolak
Lack Depth At Kansas
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell warns that depth in the backfield is thin and could swing from above average to below average with injuries. Sophomores Don Shanklin Riggin Thermus Butler are the only Big Eight caliber backs, while Bob Skahan leads at quarterback and Bob Douglass shows potential but inexperience shows. The loss of Harley Kampschroeder at flanker hurts the unit.
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Lawrence, Kan
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Mitchell
Big Eight Skywriters
Don Shanklin
Junior Riggins
Thermus Butler
Bob Skahan
Skahan
Bob Douglass
Harley Kampschroeder
Tom DiBiase
DeHaven Wins Twin Pines Holiday Golf Tourney
Dave DeHaven fired a 68 to win the Twin Pines Men's Golf Assn Holiday tournament held Monday at Twin Pines. Al Spetrino took runner-up with 75 as flight winners included Lanphere 79 Weber 84 Bartlett 86 and Flint 93.
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Dave DeHaven
Twin Pines
Sandy Waller Stars In Wash Scrimmage
Junior Sandy Waller starred as the Red squad upset the White 30 21 at Kingston Stadium in Wash scrimmage under lights. Waller scored two touchdowns on a 50 yard pass interception and a 20 yard run, plus set up a score with a punt return. Junior Randy Nazette and Rick Jensen blocked well along the line as Coach Wally Sheets praised the juniors stepping into prominent roles.
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Kingston Stadium
Warrior
Wash
Wally Sheets
Sandy Waller
Reds
Waller
Sheets
Randy Nazette
Rick Jensen
Scott Beltz
Wes Schultz
Red
Bob Brewster
Mark Shepard
Larry Buck
Race Set At Monticello Title Race Set At Monticello
Airview Speedway hosts season championship stock car races Friday night with a $1500 purse. Leading point list includes Lee Kunzman of Guttenberg and Tom Hughes of Monticello among ten drivers from Iowa towns, vying for top honors.
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Monticello
Airview Speedway
Lee Kunzman
Guttenberg
Tom Hughes
Bill Zwanziger
Waterloo
Verlin Baker
Cedar Rapids
Bob Hilmer
Dysart
George Pearson
Martelle
Harry O’deen
Marion
Keith Knack
Vinton
Ed Sanger
Gene Chapman
Dubuque
Bill to Ban Pro Football on Friday TV
Rep. W J Dorn introduces a bill to ban Friday night airing of pro football to protect high school interest and fitness. The measure argues pro game TV could sap youth enthusiasm and transform weekends into five hour blocks of football viewing.
Church League Rosters Include Sullivan and Kelley
Fragmentary readable names Sullivan D Kelley and several church groups listed amid scattered lines. Puzzle-like text mentions Evangelical Free and Presbyterian affiliations and a few surnames such as McKinnon Varner Kendall Turner Brynselson Haars.
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Eae Sullivan
D. Kelley
Arte Church Presbyterian Ee
IMCA race finale looms before season championship
Regulars say the IMCA season’s crucial race is this Saturday night as drivers chase points ahead of the Sept. 18 championship. Red Droste of Waterloo Mert Williams and Darrel Dake lead the standings while all top ten drivers remain in reach. Fair Manager Harold Ewoldt reports brisk ticket sales with reserved grandstand seats at 2.50 dollars and general bleacher admission 1.50 for ages over 12 and 0.50 for under twelve.
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Red Droste
Waterloo
Mert Williams
Darrel Dake
Harold Ewoldt
Chamber of Commerce
Clay Praises Soph Fullbacks In Cyclone Scrimmage
Iowa State coach Clay Stapleton led a rugged 15 minute scrimmage testing defenses for the season opener at Wisconsin in Madison. He praised soph Ben King and junior Willie Robinson as fullbacks and closed practice to spectators with only newsmen admitted.
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AMES
Iowa State
University of Wisconsin
Cyclones
Madison
Clay Stapleton
Ben King
W*lie Robinson
Stapleton
Schmeling Says German Has a Chance in Title Bout
Hamburg AP report notes Max Schmeling, former champion, says Karl Mildenberger has a real chance against Cassius Clay in Frankfurt. Schmeling recalls his 1936 upset of Joe Louis and plans to watch the bout with Louis’ successor.
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Germany
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Karl Mildenberger
Cassius Clay
Frankfort
Clay
Mildenberger
Schmeling
Louis
Clay- Mildenberger
Emerson and Ralston Advance as Upsets Hit Nationals
Forest Hills N Y AP Australia veteran Roy Emerson and US favorite Dennis Ralston reached the fourth round of the National championships. Arthur Ashe and seed favorites Tony Roche Cliff Drysdale fell to rising players Mark Cox Bowrey, Newcombe.
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N. Y
Australia
Roy Emerson
U.S
John Newcombe
Ashe
Tony Roche
Mark Cox
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Manuel Santana
Spain
Bill Bowrey
Benton Girls Tennis: Softball Doubleheader Wins
Benton Community girls softball team won twice, defeating Norway Blairsown 21 to 10 in the afternoon and Mid Prairie Wellman 5 to 4 at night. Rita Tecklenberg hit a homer and a triple to pace the opener while Cynthia Thompson drove in the decisive run in the seventh with Helen Grunewald on third. Thompson had four singles in six Benton's six hits as the squad improved to 5 2 on the fall season.
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Blairstown
Benton Community
Mid Prairie
Wellman
Rita Tecklenberg
Benton
Cynthia Thompson
RBI
Helen Grunewald
Miss Thompson
Bent
Enberg
Helgeson
Ryan
Volz
Wartburg College Gridiron Loss: Second Player Injured
Wartburg College football coach Lee Bond reports a second letterman sidelined since practice began. Tackle Dale Alexander, a 230 pound junior from McLaughlin, S.D., returned home for possible surgery after a dislocated shoulder in a recent practice. He previously missed part of last season with a similar injury against Luther.
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Wartburg
Lee Bondhus
Dale Alexander
McLaughlin
M.C
Luther
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