Prep of the Week features Wade and Kolar for Regis
The Gazette highlights Marion junior Randy Wade and Regis tackle Len Kolar in the 1971 Prep of the Week. Wade starred in a 56-6 win by Marion over Ben Se and contributed 2 rushing TDs and 106 receiving yards on three punts. Kolar recorded 12 tackles, 3 sacks, an interception, and opened holes for Regis backs.
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Gemtie Learty Witter
Outl Iy
Gazette
Marion
Randy Wade
Ben Se
Regis
Len Kolar
Regle
Iowa City
Regina
Wade
Indians
Les Dolliger
Kolar
Regal
Royals
Tom Good
Scheppele Wins By Two Strokes In Iowa Senior Golf Meet
Scheppele of Waterloo edged John Kehrer of Cedar Rapids by two strokes to win the 72 hole season championship and was named golfer of the year by the Iowa Senior Golfers Association.
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Waterloo
Ev Scheppele
John Kehrer
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Senior Golfers’ Assn
Seniors' Title At Sunnyside Club Final Meet
The group held its fifth and final competition of the season Monday at Sunnyside Country Club. Pat Noonan of Waterloo posted the low score 74 among 158 players. Kehrer named class D winner after Scheppele’s scores could not beat two events this summer. Fas rowing are low gross and net winners in the 72 hole competition with finalists listed in the read text.
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New Sunnyside
Pat Noonan
Waterloo
Scheppele
Kehrer
Hillebrand Cut by Vikings in Roster Trim
Eight-year veteran Jerry Hillebrand of Davenport Iowa was one of three reserves released as the Minnesota Vikings reduced their roster to the NFL 40 player limit. Hillebrand, a linebacker, was claimed off waivers from the Pittsburgh Steelers last week after collegiately playing at Colorado.
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Jerry Jil.lebrand
Davenport
Tows
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Vikings
Hill
Iebrand
Pittsburgh Steelers
Hillebrand
Colorada
Martin
Blue Hawks
Nick Cilek
Cilek
Water-Soaked Start Marks Iowa High School Football Poll
The Associated Press poll places Waterloo East at the top with 13 of 16 first place votes, Dowling third with 3, as East opens with a 13 victory and Dowling gathers a 40 game win streak. The top ten includes Heelan Cedar Falls Jefferson Cedar Rapids Regis Des Moines Roosevelt Ames and others. Regis remains a AAA program while East and Dowling lead the AAAA field in a Big Eight context.
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Trojans
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Sioux City Heelan
Ceder Falls
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Cedar Rapids Regis
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Roosevelt
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Des Moine
Lincoln
Dubuque Hempstead
Heelan
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Cedar Falls
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Norway and St. John's Reach District Final Showdown
Norway and St. John's earned semifinal wins to reach the fall district high school baseball final. Norway defeated Amana 4 2 with Tom Pickart and Rusty Schulte each collecting two hits. St. John's beat Deep River-Millersburg 8 1 as Bellendeir led a three hit attack.
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Morway
Byumer
Amwan
Rese Dee
St. George Edges Kee High 3-2 On Unearned Run
St. George scored an unearned run in the 11th inning to edge Kee High of Lansing 3-2. Tom Malin drove in the tying run with a two run double after Fred Wiemerslage had put Kee High ahead with a two run homer in the sixth. The district baseball game was played Friday in Holy Cross play.
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St. George's
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Kee
St. George Continues
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Registh tops first UPI high school poll of 1971 season
Des Moines Dowling follows in second place with four first place votes. Sioux City Heelan gets one. Valero East, unbeaten in four, opens the season at the top after a 38-13 weekend win for Registh, the Kansas City area team.
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UPI
Valero East
United Press International
Fast
Sioux City East
Des Moines Dowling
Sioux City Heelan
Pass Punt and Kick Tourney Planned for Cedar Rapids Marion
Plans were announced for the Cedar Rapids Marion pass punt and kick competition for boys eight to 15. The main event is set for 9:30 a.m. Saturday October 2 at Marion high school field near Thomas Park. A clinic for all boys runs at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday September 18 on the same field directed by Glenn Drahn former Coe College coach. Applications for the final event may be signed at the clinic. The Marion Cedar Rapids Junior Chamber of Commerce conducts the event sponsored by Ford Motor Co.
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Marion High School
Thomas Park
Glenn Drahn
Coe College
Marion-Cedar Rapids
Linn-Mar Harriers Triumph Over Vinton In Mile Meet
Linn-Mar junior varsity also topped Vinton as the Harriers posted a 12 to 29 win on Monday in a mile competition. Greg Holden of Linn-Mar won the race with a time of 4 52.
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18-Man U High Blue Hawks Defend Hawkeye Title
Coach Bob Martin leads a lean 18-man varsity squad for Eastern Iowa Hawkeye Conference defense. Captain Bob Young anchors the line at 64, 170, while Nick Cilek returns at quarterback and two tailbacks, Mike Hudson and Dave Mellecker, provide a strong rushing threat.
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Jarry Hartiock
Nick Metcalf
Blaine Goff
John Porter
John ClayedonLeMe Carrwas
Ender
Iowa City — University
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Young
Mike Hudson
Dave Mellecker
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Nick Cilsk
Mile Hudson
Nebraska Tops First Grid Poll After Oregon Win
Nebraska jumps to No 1 in the AP poll after beating Oregon and ahead of Notre Dame and Texas. Coach Bob Devaney says the ranking matters little now as the team focuses on Minnesota and the 1971 season.
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Cyclones Face Idaho With Injuries Hurdling Practice
Iowa State coach Johnny Majors works to shore up a torn squad ahead of Saturdays opener against Idaho in Ames. Quarterback Dean Carlson and fullback Larry Marquardt recover from sore arms. ace kicker Reggie Shoemake returns to limited drills. Several linemen and linebackers remain sidelined.
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Cyclones
Idaho
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Reggie Shoemake
Dean Carlson
Larry’ Marquardt
North Linn trounces Alburnett in girls softball rout
North Linn pounded 18 hits to defeat Alburnett 16 to 6 in a Monday softball game. Ann Dolan collected five hits and Nancy Miller four for the winners.
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Alburnett
Ann Dolan
Nancy Miller
Mindi See Ay Sota
Art
Daten
Watt Ana Ovase
Films of Wash grid games shown Wednesday in squad room
Films of upcoming Washington football events will be shown at 7 30 p m on Wednesday in the football squad room. All interested are invited to attend. Future Wash game films are planned for the following Wednesday during the fall.
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Dubuque Hempistead
Washington
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