Kennedy Cougars Trot Junior Line in Dubuque Showdown
Kennedy High prepares for an 8 o clock conference clash in Dubuque with a heavy junior flavor. Coach Dale Tryon reveals plans to platoon and rely on three junior starters along the offensive line while making multiple defensive changes as injuries and performances reshape the unit.
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Jim Gunning
Norton
Bob McGowan
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Ten toughest US golf courses named by Golf Digest
Golf Digest names the ten most testing courses after two years of data from 148 amateurs and pros plus 17 authorities. The list, in alphabetical order, includes Augusta National Medinah No 3 Oakmont Olympic Lake Pebble Beach Pinehurst No 2 Pine Tree Pine Valley Seminole and Southern Hills.
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Seven Footer Bunce Quits Pro Basketball
7 foot center Larry Bunce left the Carolina Cougars to return to Utah State University. He said the game is no longer fun and has one semester left to complete his degree. Bunce previously played for Anaheim and the Houston Mavericks, averaging five points and four rebounds per game.
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Lions Face Prairie in Loop Test
Prairie Hawks, 2-0, seek East Central conference win against Linn-Mar, 0-2. Coach Red Lehdigh notes Prairie’s early season upset over Kennedy, while Linn-Mar struggles to score after two blowout losses. Key Linn-Mar injuries include quarterback Phil Polzin and fullback Kevin Finn.
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Bianchi Named Caps Cage Boss
The Washington Caps of the American Basketball Association named 37 year old Al Bianchi as head coach. Bianchi a former guard with the Syracuse Nationals Philadelphia 76ers Chicago Bulls and Seattle Supersonics coached the Supersonics last season and hails from New York City after graduating from Bowling Green College.
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Supersonics
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Two ranked light-heavyweights duel at Jersey City Armory
In Jersey City Jimmy Dupree and Eddie Bossman Jones, both highly ranked light heavyweights, square off in a 10 round bout set for October 1 at the Jersey City Armory.
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Jimmy Dupree
California
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Marion Tackles Tipton In Wamac Top Test
Two Wamac rivals meet in Marion on Friday night with a 6 p.m. soph game and 8 p.m. varsity. Tipton, defending champions, visits the Indians as both teams chase league honors. Marion has beaten Linn-Mar and Benton Community while Tipton defeated West Branch and West Liberty. Injuries are minimal. Tipton plans to use all 22 players including starter Scott Howe and Mike Gade returning from injury. Coach Dollinger notes depth at slotback with Martin, Witte, and Parks contributing.
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Lee Crawford
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Mark Witte
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Paul Martin
Wrigley backs Durocher to return as Cubs manager in 1970
Chicago owner Phil Wrigley voiced confidence in Leo Durocher, saying the manager will be back next year. Durocher refused to quit despite the Cubs losing their NL East lead to the Mets, praising Jenkins for his 20th win and discussing the team’s pennant chase.
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Reservoir Hunters No Permit Required This Fall
Duck hunters at Coralville reservoir will not need a permit at the administration building this fall. All hunters must carry a signed valid duck stamp. Temporary blinds are allowed but must be removed at the end of each day.
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Coralville
Beaty and Lang Tie For First In North Linn Shoot
Central City report notes Frank Beaty and Richard Lang of Cedar Rapids tied for first by breaking 47 of 50 targets in the North Linn fish and game club weekly shoot. John Crilly Paul Kosek Bill Hall Dr Roling and Bob Martin hit 46 of 50 to tie for second.
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Richard Lang
Cedar Rapids
North Linn Fish and Game Club
John Crilly
Paul Kosek
Bill Hall
Dr. Roling
Bob Martin
Sanger Droste Clash for Independence Race Lead
Ed Sanger and Red Droste meet in the Independence championship race to decide the season point lead. Sanger holds 2,285 points to Droste’s 2,030 with Curt Hansen third on 1,555 points.
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Red Droste
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Droste
Curt Hansen
World hockey championships set for Montreal and Winnipeg
AP reports the 1970 s world hockey championships will be held in Montreal from March 12 to 20 and in Winnipeg from March 22 to 129.
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Jets Move Home Games to Boston and Cincinnati
The New York Jets will relocate their first two home games against the Patriots and Bengals from Shea Stadium to Boston and Cincinnati to accommodate the Mets pennant push. A potential third game could be shifted as well, delaying a home game for Jets season ticket holders until November 2. Jets President Phil Iselin plans talks with AFL head Milt Woodward and NBC to finalize the arrangements.
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Defending Champs Open Valley Action at Bettendorf
Washington high school defends its Mississippi Valley football title this Friday night at Bettendorf in a 7:45 kickoff. Coach Wally Sheets expects no lineup changes after a 40-21 win over Central of Davenport, with Danny Fletcher at quarterback and Gary Hobbs and Dave Scheib at halfback. Bettendorf, under Ray Oles, shifts to a pass‑heavy attack, led by Gary Campbell, Rob Zimmerrman, and Joe Dunning as receiving threats.
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Davenport
Ray Oles
Bulldogs
Gary Campbell
Louisville
Ky Campbell
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Joe Dunning
Irregular High School Grid Slate Games Set Thursday and Friday
Grid slate features Gi Resis at C R LaSalle and games across Iowa on Thursday night at 7 45 including Independence Maquoketa Vinton Tri Rivers North Iowa Waverly New Hampton and Decorah at Oelwein Friday matchups include Kingston vs Mosesine and several conference showdowns across the Cedar Valley and East Central Iowa with several notable pairings such as Belle Plaine at HLV and Wapsie Valley at Turkey Valley among others
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