Muscatine Swimmers Place Third at Davenport West Invite
Muscatine High School finished third at the Davenport West Invitational with Leyick and Colberg earning two individual wins in the 200 I M and 100 breast. Coach Judd Anderson praised the effort, noted improvements, and announced upcoming meets against University High and Tipton.
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John Leuck
Mark Colberg
Muscatine High
Davenport West
Leyick
Colberg
MHS
Muskies
Davenport Central
Tipton
Monmouth
Burlington
Judd Anderson
Tom Kautz
Mike Guck
University High
Iawa City
My Leuck
Guck
Thomas
Lynch
Wagner
McRoberts
Cockshoat
Angerer
Hill
Bloom
Walters
Kautz
J. Leyck
M. Guck
Latimer
Cockshoot
Leuck
Soph
G. Guck
I Lynch
M. Leuck
Pape
Lone Tree Girls Win and Boys Fall at North Scott
Lone Tree girls toppled Solon 91-71 as Kathy Buline scored 43 and Barb Jansen 27, with Sheila Burr 16 and Maureen Miller leading Solon. Lone Tree boys fell 69-39 after being edged late. Dean Schuessler surged early with 38 of 39 Lone Tree points before fading in the final period.
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Lone Tre
Solon
North Scott
Eldridge
Kathy Buline
Barb Jansen
Sheila Burr
Donna Fish
Pat Hudachek
Carol Phillips
Janice Miller
Maureen Miller
Lone Tree
Lone Tree Reserves
Mary Yoder
Dean Schuessler
George Zibilich
Tom Corden
Steve Murdock
Jonn Moffitt
Busch
Mid Prairie sweeps East Iowa doubleheader over West Branch
Mid-Prairie women and men upset West Branch in Wellman Saturday. The girls won 55 49 and the boys 62 59 to tighten the Toop race. Dana Walker scored 15 for Mid Prairie with Lindy Brinning 16 and Steve Kelley adding points. West Branch got 22 from Linda Heacock and 17 from Mike Nash and Dave Hutchcroft tied at 14 14 and 25 25 early. Connie Ehrenfeldt and Char Jene Kleinschmidt led Mid Prairie with 24 and 15 points respectively.
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Wellman
Mid-Prairie
Iowa
Hawkeye
West Branch
West Liberty
Wilton
U High
Dana Walker
Mid-Prairea
He Fine
Lindy Brinning
Steve Kelley
Mike Nash
Dave Hutchcroft
Larry Williams
Larry Rummells
Mike Crew
Larry Walls
Connie Ehrerfeldt
Char- Jene Kleinschmidt
Diane Ehrenfeldt
Linda Heacock
Sherry Millett
Linda Thompson
Bills Back Prefers Seclusion After Big Day
Bills star Carlton shuns publicity after a standout performance at fullback in a 218 victory over the Houston Oilers. He rushed for 148 yards on 11 carries with an 80 yard TD, while Buffalo built a strong lead as San Diego topped the Jets and Oakland beat Denver in other Western Division games.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Wray
Carlton
Buffalo
Bills
Houston
Billy Joel
Bobby Smith
Carlon
Une Gilers
San Diego Chargers
New York Jets
Oakland
Denver
New York
Boston
San Diego
Kan
City
Kansas City
High School Bowling Leaders Report 1974
Girls high individual standings include Denise Simpson and Vicki Ziegenhorr with top scores. Pat Askant and others also noted. Boys show Randy Heuer and Dave Ravenscraft among leading scorers. team marks list Don's Deep Rock Muscatine and Camera Corner with high games and series.
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Aypsain
Pat Askant
Denise Simpson
Vicki Ziegenhorr
Randy Heuer
Cef Osborn
Dave Ravenscraft
Toft ‘Osborn
Don's Deep Rock Muscatine Buiele
Nf.o
Town Business
Whitman Food
BF O
Medloy T
Mit Ind
Mes
Windus
Delores
Jim Hadley
Duane
Omnes
Archie Stover
Il & B
Mobile Homes
O& M
Coin Shop
Vive Revere
Moore Ma Sry
Ladies High
Barker
Cheryl Heuer
Ind
Barb Heuer
Tim Taylor
del Wagner
Dull Warener
Ramet Neal
Nevins
Fox
Moose
Wu Meadow Gold Dairy
Tate
Muscatine Buick
Cherl Topheneres
Don
Peyey
Hill
Durant Girls Stay Unbeaten As Boys Fall By Two
Durant girls stay undefeated with a 52-28 win over Bennett as Diane Ebrecke scores 28 and Hensen adds 19 for Bennett. In the nightcap Durant boys drop 50-45 after an early 14-0 deficit, with Tom Hansen scoring 12 and Hess leading Bennett with 33.
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Durant Girls
Norm Mitts
Diane Ebrecke
Durant
Hensen
Bennett
Ron Jessen
Tom Hansen
Hess
Boys Mid-Teen Early Birds Bowling Scores Report
Readable score items show Gibson & Gibson and George's Steal Hook Automatic Button Co teams in a boys bowling summary. High game achievers include Tom Griffin 489 and Doug Hughes 188 in the ind series, with Larry Riake 470 and Doug Hughes among top marks. Other lines reference Pollen Dept and Morgan Trucking Co in team listings.
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Iserevvysers
Gibson & Gibson
BO George's
Morgan Trucking Co
Gison & Gibson
Police
George's
Gibson Bo Gibson
Pollen
Tom Griffin
Doug Fyaghes
Larry Riake
Doug Hughes
Guilfin
Mike
Swimmers Drop Opener at Muscatine YMCA Meet
The Muscatine Cadets and youth groups placed in a season-opening meet against Burlington at the local YM pool. Cadets, Midgets, Preps and Juniors posted multiple event wins and relay victories led by Jay Johnson, Clark Johnson, G. Young, L. Cooney, D. Taylor, J. Jutte, and J. McKee.
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Muscatine Ymca Sytner
Burlington
Muscatine
Jay Johnson
Lyle Cooney
Clary Johnson
Jay Johnnson
Fred Calberg
Clark Johnson
J. Johnson
Johnson
L. Cooney
F. Calberg
Elorde retains world junior lightweight title in Manila
In Manila, Flash Elorde outpointed Sub Kang II to retain the world junior lightweight title. The Associated results note Elorde, 130, over Kang II, 129%, with teams and venues referenced in a snapshot of boxing and basketball scores from the period. Major items include Cincinnati 108 Boston 93 and St. Louis 133 San Francisco 99, plus Philadelphia and New York links and upcoming games in Charleston and New York.
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Boston
St. Louis
San Fran
New York
Philaphia
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Charleston
W. Va
Manila
NBA
Associated Press
Phila
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Detroit
Little Six Conference Scores From Saturday Night Action
Little Six teams posted a 21 record in nonleague play. Keokuk beat Fort Madison 75 to 0 while Bettendorf defeated Rock Island Alleman 77 to 62. Ottumwa lost 60 to 58 at Marshalltown as Greg Douglas scored 24 and Jim Ewig 38 for Keokuk. Stan Williamson led Bettendorf with 23 points. Fred Hanson 15, John Maag 12 and Mick Beckenbaugh 11 for Bettendorf. Ottumwa trailed 23 15 after the first quarter but faded later, as Larry Goepel and Sam Swain had 16 for Ottumwa. Marshalltown had four in double figures, John Moore leading with 20.
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Little Liz
Stan Williamson
Bettendorf
Fred Hanson
Joan Maag
Mick Beckenbaugh
Paul Sansale
Aflenan
Ottumwa
Larry Goepel
Sam Swain
Marshalltown
John Moore
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