Corn Palace Romanette Run at Minnesota Morris
In Minnesota Morris on West 4th Street a Corn Palace event drew local runners and spectators. The unusual program featured a tenacious field from nearby towns with participants listed in event notes and standings.
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Muscatine Sports Flourish in 1967 July to September Range
During July through September 1967 Muscatine dominated local sports with baseball and softball titles across leagues. Home-o-Nite tops senior league. AFL-CIO and Red Sox Cardinals win minors. Krieger’s and Thatcher Glass take open and industrial softball crowns. Lincoln yellow win cubscent league. West Branch claims Hawkeye loop title. No-hitters total climbs to five. Muscatine hosts 4-H tourney, Industrial league final, and state tourneys. Muscatine Red Sox post 11-5 season. Jim Cottrell shoots hole in one. Rod Oberhaus and Britt Wagner star in summer swimming. Iowa Junior Olympics feature eight Muscatine swimmers and record breaks.
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Mid Prairie area tourney results feature Highland vs Solon title bid
Durant falls 59 to 48 to Highland in the consolation bracket as Highland advances to meet Solon in the title game. West Branch and Lone Tree exit the loser's bracket after losses to Mid Prairie and U High. Mount Vernon loses to Solon 65-55. top scorers include Tony Kruzic and Ken Pospisil. Lone Tree loses to U High 79-60. Steve Jansen and Jim Mellecker each score 25.
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Scores and games from Thursday's ABA results
Denver 119 New Jersey 102 and Houston 104 Anaheim 93 highlight the night. Dallas 127 Indiana 125 and Minnesota 115 New Orleans 10 percent? New Jersey faces Anaheim in Salt Lake City with Dallas at Pittsburgh and New Orleans at Kentucky.
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Junior Bowling Winners Named at Youth Christmas Meet
Winners in the junior division of the Youth Christmas Bowling tournament were announced at Player Lanes this week. Boys Singles led by Dave Ravenscraft with 663, also notable are Dave Miller. Doubles by Ravenscraft and Jim Kleindolph. 1161 by Burke and Krueger. Girls Singles 621 Denise Simpson. Doubles 1118 Denise Simpson and Cathy Bigdon.
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ISU Star Don Smith Ranked 25th in Scoring
New York AP reports Iowa State guard Don Smith sits 25th nationally in scoring through Dec. 23, averaging 24.3 points in seven games. He added nine points in the Cyclones loss to Colorado in the Big Eight tournament. Iowa State ranks fifth in rebounding at 62.3 per game. Drake sits 16th in offense at 92 points per game, with Willie McCarter averaging 22.1 for seven games.
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