Des Moines towa approves first split duck season since 1964
Des Moines AP reports the Towa Conservation Commission approved a 50 day split duck season with a sunrise to sunset hunting window and a point based bag limit set to 1000 points. Seasons run Oct 7–12 and Oct 21–Dec 3 with geese ok through Dec 15 and Canada geese Oct 7–29. A $1 state duck stamp is required in addition to federal.
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Des Moines
Towa’ Conservation Commission
Mississippi
Ringneck
Forney Lake
Thurman
Canada
Eastwest
Towa
Iowa
Wade advances to Canadian Open final against Goolagong
In Toronto AP reports Virginia Wade of Britain survived a three set thriller beating Margaret Court 6-8 1-6 6-3 to meet Evonne Goolagong of Australia in the women's final. Goolagong04. Tuero fell to Goolagong 6-3 6-2 in straight sets. Final prize money totals 1400 to winner and 2200 to loser.
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Toronto
Virginia Wade
Great Britain
Margaret Court
Australia
Evonne Goolagong
Linda Tuero
Metaire
Miss Wade
Deuce
Mrs. Court
Miss Goolagong
Miss Tuero
Andrew Pattison
Rhodesia
Bob Hewitt
South Africa
the Nostase
Romania
Adriano Panatta
Italy
Orioles Acquire Tommy Davis from Cubs in Trade
The Baltimore Orioles obtained two time NL batting champion Tommy Davis Friday from the Chicago Cubs in exchange for catcher Elrod Hendricks. Davis is pictured in March with the Oakland A's, a club that dropped him before he joined the Cubs.
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Tommy Davis
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago Cubs
Orioles
Elrod Hendricks
Cubs
Davis
Oakland A’s
Hulane, Jody's and Dollie's beer league wins Friday
Hulane Farms powered to a 7-2 win over Ron's Place behind John Henderson's grand slam. Tim Furlong earned the win with Henderson as battery mate. Tom Workman took the loss. Jody's Massey's beat Massey's 13-2 with a home run spree led by Bill Reifert's two homers and two-hit efforts from Woods Hafner Lane. Dollie's Tap defeated Bosch Post Control 11-6 as Steve Lee and others collected two hits each. Day and Ballinger also contributed two hits for Bosch. Reifert pitched six innings for Jody's. Denny Peterson took the loss. Dollie's won 11-6 over Bosch Post Control with Mike Day earning the win and D. Strouse charged with the loss.
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Hulane Farms
Uvoay's
Dollie’s Tap
Hulane-Ron
John Henderson
Ron
Tim Furlong
Henderson
Tom Workman
Jody
s-Massey
Massey
Doug Woods
Mike Hafner
Kenny Lane
Bill Reifert
Lance Williams
John Griffith
Mike Shay
Jim Reifert
Denny Peterson
Dollie
s-Bosch
Bosch
Steve Lee
Mike Day
Corky Martin
Barry Lee
Pete Peterson
Bill Hopker
Lee
W. Strouse
E. Strouse
Ballinger
e-Nels Plowman
D. Strouse
D. Massey
Henderson's hot streak fuels Giants surge
Ken Henderson has a 14 game hitting streak through Thursday and August batting .471 with 32 hits in 68 at bats, eight doubles, one triple and six home runs. A note adds a light fluid twist to the display, implying cosmetic exaggeration of the hot bat.
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Ken Henderson
San Francisco Giants
Black athletes threaten united stand over Rhodesia at Olympics
At Munich the United States black track stars threaten not to compete in a show of solidarity with African nations if Rhodesia is allowed to participate. Eleven African countries urge Rhodesia’s exclusion, while IOC head Avery Brundage remains firm that Rhodesia will race. A walkout by U.S. blacks could cripple the USA delegation as Rhodesians insist they will stay.
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Munich
Germany
Rhodesia
Ethiopia
Kenya
International Olympic Committee
Avery Brundage
IOC
Brundage
Olympic
U.S
Olympic Park
U.S.A
Trevino warns leaders as two rounds end in USI Golf Classic
Hale Irwin and Tommy Aaron share the 36 hole lead at 136 after 67 and 69 rounds at Pleasant Valley. Lee Trevino, boosted by a two round 69, says he’s coming back strong and could win if he stays within striking distance. Jack Nicklaus, Palmer, Player absent. Archer also out.
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Trevino
Irwin
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Aaron
Lee Elder
Bruce Devlin
John Mahaffey
Frank Beard
Mike Reasor
Rick Massengale
John Lehlee
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
George Archer
Pro grid slate results and weekend schedule
The Associated Press reports Friday results Washington over Philadelphia 34 to 1 and Buffalo over Minnesota 21 to 10. Saturday games feature Pittsburgh at Atlanta Miami at Cincinnati Green Bay at Houston Denver at St Louis Oakland at Los Angeles Dallas at New Orleans San Francisco at San Diego. Sunday includes Chicago at New England New York Giants at New York Jets Cleveland at Detroit. Monday brings Baltimore at Kansas City.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Miami
Cincinnati
Green Bay
Houston
Denver
St. Louis
Oakland
Los Angeles
Dallas
New Orleans
San Francisco
San Diego
Chicago
New England
New York Giants
New York Jets
New Haven
Cleveland
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Rosewall Reaches Semifinals in Colonial Invitational
Ken Rosewall dominated Graham Stilwell 6-4 6-2 to reach the semifinals of the Colonial National Invitational in Fort Worth Texas. Arthur Ashe, seeded second, advanced with a 6-1 6-3 win over Marty Reissen setting up a showdown with Rosewall.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Ken Rosewall
Rosewall
Graham Stilwell
Arthur Ashe
Marty Reissen
Iowa College Foundation notes an increase in gifts
Three Muscatine men are highlighted for helping expand the Iowa College Foundation which posted a 13.8 percent rise in gifts for the year ended June 30, 1972. John B. Rigler James H. Kent and Steve Keller are named for roles on bank and corporate boards. The foundation total reached $480,642 with a $16,000 incentive grant from the U.S. Steel Foundation and 668 corporate donors.
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Muscatine
Iowa College Foundation
John B. Rigler
Central State Bank
City
Bankers Advisory
James H. Kent
Grain Processing Corp
Kent Feeds Inc
Board of Governors
Steve Keller
Bandag, Inc
U.S. Steel Foundation
ICF
Wendell Q. Halverson
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Marycrest degrees go to Muscatine students
Two Muscatine residents Phyllis Barnhart Rahlf and Barbara Lawrence Whisler earned bachelor of arts degrees in elementary education from Marycrest College during summer school, part of 244 degrees awarded in 1972. Also noted: local donors led by the Town College Foundation distributed ICF funds to Muscatine-area colleges totaling $16,522.91 for Marycrest and $20,788.54 for St. Ambrose, with multiple local contributors listed.
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Muscatine
Marycrest College
Phyllis Barnhart Rahlf
Barbara Lawrence Whisler
Sumer
Marycrest
Town College Foundation
ICF
St. Ambrose College
Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction State Bank
Durant
Liberty ‘Trust and Savings Bank
Mediapolis
Mediapolis Sayings Bank
Bandag Inc
Central Soya, of
Muscatine Inc
Central- State Bank
First National Bank
Fred L. Hahn
Harry E. Hahn
Robert H. Hahn
HON Industries
Hutlig “ Manufacturing Co
Kent-Stein Foundation
Mills Auto Parts Co
Muscatine Journal
Muscatine Savings and Loan
Dick Mumm Captures Grand Final At Port City Races
Dick Mumm of Burlington rode his Yamaha to win his class and the grand final Friday night at Port City Motorcycle Races. Ron Bermel and Bob Utter won their classes and placed second and third in the grand final. Fred Best won the 250cc class with other placers listed: Utter second Mohrer third Lawhorn first Bermel first Schrock second Vargason third Vargason.
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Dick Mumm
Burlington
Yamaha
Port City
Ron Bermel
Bob Utter
Fred Best
Mus
Steve Mohrer
Dave Lawhorn
Rock Island
Burl
Terry Vargason
Jim Vargason
Kirk Schrock
Don Combin
Dav
Bill Hawkins
Ed Donald
Complete degrees at U of I announced for area students
Area graduates from the University of Iowa were honored in a brief recognition ceremony. July and winter graduates will participate in spring commencement in May 1973. The list includes Muscatine and Wilton graduates in education, English, political science, economics, and more, with addresses and degrees noted for each.
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Snew Azurtv
University of Iowa
Muscatine
Winifred Bisesi
E. 5Th St
Leona Sissel
Mulberry Ave
Marian ‘Thomas
W. Acre Dr
Charlotte Epperly Askam
Beverly Belche
Washington St
Nancy French Lunning
John Patchelt
Town Ave
Mar Jene Steen
Sycamore St
Sandra Tisor
Cedar St
Stephen Cracker
Green Acres Dr
Thomas Havemann
Wier St
Robert McCleary
Park Ave
Nichols Thelmas Brade
Thomas Lamont
Wilton
Michael Peirce
Seminary St
Lynn Oveson
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Hulane
Pete Brown
PRES
Baltimore
Kansas City
Tom’ Foster
Hill Ave
Don Hahn
van Buren
Tubes
Lake Odessa
A. Zinger
Higgerson
Rotc Group
Dennis Higgerson
Clarence Higgerson
Jackson St
Arnold Air Society
H.H. “tHap’ Arnold
Army Air Corps
Kirksville
Andrew H. Zinger
Northeast Missouri State University
Anthony W. Zinger
Wilson
Renae Pagey Zinger
Ripley’s
Trailer Court
Columbia Mo
Chris W. Altenbernd
University of Missouri At Columbia
Altenbernd
College of Arts and Sciences
Player Lanes
Alata Tong
Vusentine
U of I
Pummith SL
Lone Tree
B.A
Mary. Prinler Nicholson
BBA
Charles Hawtorn
M.F.A
Richard Sessler
West Branch
M.A
Sue Greer Clark
Rebecca Spence
West Liberty
William Clark
Melody Falter
Jay Schweitzer
Letts
B.S
Meane Smith
Blake
Morning Sun
Patricia Buster Downs
Wapello
M.B.A
A. Russell Schmeiser
Wilton Rifle Club
Sanna
Moscow, la. Y
Corte
Wias
ORM Savings Mee
East Second Street
Jupiter
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