Colton Aids Improved L-M Sramek Keeps Regis Tough
Glen Colton rushed 13 times for 210 yards and sparked Linn-Mar to a 39-27 win over Iowa City Regina, while John Sramek starred for Regis in a rugged 8-3 victory over Chicago St. Francis de Sales. Colton and Sramek share Prep of the Week honors. Regis stays unbeaten outside foes at 3-0, Linn-Mar improves to 2-1 overall. Colton’s heroics and Sramek’s 11 solo tackles fueled standout performances as both programs show rising form this season.
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Pros Debate Pros Playing In US Olympic Basketball
SAN JUAN Puerto Rico AP Jerry Colangelo general manager of the Phoenix Suns urged pro players join the next U S Olympic team saying the time is now and he dislikes finishing second to Russia He blamed the late clock for giving Russia three chances to win Kareem Abdul Jabbar questioned professionalism in Olympics and Alexander Belov of Russia who scored the game winner noted the amateurs definition may change with pressure on the U S Olympic Committee
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Rule Gabriel Out Indefinitely
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Roman Gabriel is sidelined with tendinitis in his right elbow and may be out indefinitely. Team physician Dr. Jules Rasinski said the duration is unclear after the 13 13 tie with the Chicago Bears. Pete Beathard started and Gabriel played briefly in the second half throwing an interception.
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Attractive Offer Made to Thomas
SAN DIEGO AP The contract offer to running back Duane Thomas by the San Diego Chargers is described as highly attractive by attorney John Schall who helped move negotiations. Schall attended a 15 minute meeting between Thomas and Charger owner Eugene V Klein and said Klein privately outlined the proposal, making it more appealing, though he did not disclose details.
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Top Iowa high school football polls tighten margins
Des Moines Dowling and Lake Mills hold first in UPI polls after decisive wins. Dowling crushed Des Moines Tech 32 6 to lead 3A 4A, while Lake Mills' 28 6 win over Osage extends its margin atop Class A and AA. Cedar Rapids Jefferson gains a first place vote. Sioux City East, Cedar Rapids Washington, and Iowa City enter or rise in the rankings.
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Unanimous Picks Highlight Tri-Rivers Softball Honor Roll
Center Point and Central City each place two players on the 1972 Tri-Rivers all conference softball teams. Center Point selections include Susan Kudina and Karen Kirk with Robin Lindley and Becky Steele for Central City. First team also features Janet Berry Alburnett Ann Dolan Maquoketa Valleys Geri Grimm Nancy Miller Debbie Roseberry. Second and third teams list additional players from North Linn East Buchanan and others.
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Cross Country Set at BGM in Brooklyn BGM Meet
Brooklyn BGM High hosts a major state cross country meet with 14 girls teams facing three-time champion BGM on a 1 0 mile course and 17 boys teams on a 2 mile layout Cedar Rapids schools enter the girls race including Kennedy to challenge BGM Prairie leads the boys field with Thornburg Pella Christian and others hoping for title amid a crowded slate in the regional event.
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Carroll Sets Pace In Squaw Creek Test
John Carroll topped a football skills test at Squaw Creek school scoring 2055 points. Jim Johnson and Doug Thomas followed with 1662 and 1657 points. Harrison school saw Tony Banard win with 1769 points, Tracey Hatton 1606, and Joe Baskerville 1596.
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Ali to Fight Four Two-Round Exhibitions in Boston
Former heavyweight champion Mohammad Ali will spar four two round exhibitions at Boston Garden on October 11 as part of a card headlined by the 12 round return bout between Emile Griffin and Joe Denucci. Promoter Sam Silverman announced the plan on Monday.
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Harris to Coach Ottawa Nationals in WHA
Billy Harris, 37, former NHL player, signed a two year deal to coach the Ottawa Nationals of the World Hockey Association. Ottawa GM Buck Houle said Harris is the right man for the job and his European experience will help build a strong team.
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Dowling Tops in AP Iowa prep poll as East gains
Dowling’s lead in the AP Iowa prep football poll narrowed in week three as No. 2 Sioux City East moved up with a 22-6 win over No. 8 Sioux City West. Cedar Rapids Jefferson earned a first place vote after beating Clinton 28-7, while Dowling dropped from unanimous top slot following a 32-6 victory over Des Moines Tech.
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