Muscatine Wrestlers Fall Short at Ottumwa Duals
Muscatine dropped a pair of close decisions at Ottumwa, 27-21 varsity and 27-26 junior varsity, with 13 pins in 24 bouts. Wally Benson and Carl Ash secured pins for Muscatine, while Ottumwa sealed the varsity meet with Scott Stovall pinning Denny Bellinger. Don Eggenburg and Greg Johnston suffered first losses for the Muskies.
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MHS
Ottumwa
Wally Benson
Mus
Scott Stov
Muscaline
Denny Bellinger
Bulldogs
Dave Awbrey
Carl Ash
Muskies
Benson
Mike Knott
Mike Cramly
Don Eggenburg
Greg Johnston
Frank Kurtenbach
MHL
Gerry Wright
Norm Wilkerson
Bill Bibb
Elvin McCarl
Marvin McCarl
Byron Phillips
Keith Dow
Mark Hayes
Ken Cameron
Bill Caldwell
DeWayne Hopkins
Mike Crumly
Craig Moore
Dave Dothell
Terry Henderson
Colin Mooney
Scott Stovall
College basketball scores wrap on local page
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Fla
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Colorado
Local Sports Baskieball Tonight Keokuk at Muscatine High
Sophomores play at 6 40 p m and varsity at 8 00 p m Muscatine Community College meets Grand View in Des Moines Hayes Catherine faces Pleasant Valley Bettendorf
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Keokuk
Muscatine High
Sophs
Muscatine Community College
Grand View
Des Moines
Hayes Cathorine
Pleasant Valley
Bettendorf
Panthers Meet Lamar Tech In Abilene Pecan Bowl Clashes
In Abilene Texas State College of Iowa and Lamar Tech of Beaumont collide in the Pecan Bowl a NCAA College Division game. Panthers led by Randy Schultz seek offense advantage while Lamar relies on freshmen Bailey McNeill and strong defense. Both clubs seek postseason glory and regional prestige in a 15 000 crowd under NCAA rules.
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Panthers
Lamar Tech
Abilene
Texas
State College of Iowa
Lamar
Tech
Beaumont
Tex
Feu
National Collegiate Athletic Association
State College of Towa
Lamarr Tech
Mississippi River
Rocky Monttains
Stan Sheriff
Lamarr
Abilene Christian
Drake
State College
Steve Bailey
Bailey
Robert McNeill
Randy Schultz
Iowa
Alden
Associated Press
Bloom Colberg Swim Marks Set School Records
Bloom swam the 440 yard free in 4 2 0, breaking the 4 3 0.0 mark set by Ed Longstreth in 1963. Colberg, West ninth grader, added a 1 20.2 in the 100 breast, avenging a prior loss to U High. Muscatine, Davenport Assumption, and U High dominated a nine of 11 event meet at the YM pool, with Wagner Leuck Ridge Bloom and others winning multiple events.
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Ed Longstreth
Colberg
U High
Bill
Dave Glidden
John Leuck
Judd Anderson
MHS
Eric Wagner
Randy Ridge
Anderson
Muskies
Jack McRoberts
Denny Latimer
Bill Sweitzer
Muscatine
Mike Bicom
Skultery
Barnes
Kalnitsky
Hafner
Keohl
Mike Reusswig
Bill Hill
Jan McRoberts
Doug Watters
Miller
MacLean
Les Vais
Fumnish
Dennis Dockshoot
Mark Leuck
Denny Lattimer
Bart Beckey
Ridge
LeVais
M. Leuck
Steve Angerer
Wagner
Reusswig
Haefner
Krebs
Tom Kautz
J. Mark Colbern
J. Leuck
Furnish
John Leuk
Musicatine
Dennis McCullough
Hill
Thomas
Harvey Nietzel
Uigh
Pre-Game Handshake Endorsed For Big Ten Coaches
Big Ten meetings endorse pre game handshake before coin tosses calling it practical though not obligatory. Commissioner Bill Reed notes post game ceremonies hinder handshake. George Halas supports pre game handshakes from NFL experience. Meetings near end adopt policy to bar ineligible conference athletes for un sanctioned events. Officials crews to follow pro model for uniformity. Eligibility extended for 28 athletes including Michigan standouts Widmer Clancy Knell Stavroff. Reed to raise football TV receipts host to 15000 and visiting 12000 with existing shares around 125000 per school plus Rose Bowl TV money.
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Bill Reed
Oro
Richard Widmer
John Clancy
John Rawser
Michigan
Clingis
Phil Knell
Indiana
Frank Stavroff
Harry Ostrander
Town
Reed
Big ‘Ten
Football TV
Rose Bowl TV
West Central ninth graders beat Town City Regina Washington
West and Central ninth grade teams won home games to prep for next week inter city clash. West defeated Regina 67 49 with four players in double digits led by Steve Lawrence 16, HL Ring 21 for Regina. Central beat Washington 57 47 at MHL gym paced by Bob Hathaway 8 and Greg Bridges 16 as Sojka Wilson and Goodell scored 14 10 for Washington.
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West
Central
Regina
Washington
Dick Petersen
Steve Lawrence
HL Ring
Repina
Baker
Central Club
Bob Hathaway
Greg Bridges
Sojka
Wilson
Goodell
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