Bowling results and standings from local lanes
Bowling tas at pla mor lanes show high individual and team scores across divisions. Carroll Martin led high ind with 606 while Maxs Steak House topped team games and series with 931 and 2735 respectively. pre 1 ladies and men s divisions list top performers and team standings, including Nichols Grain and Gutter Gobblers.
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Pla Mor
Max's
Hill's Fair
Max's Steak House
Wapello Oil Co
Ladies High Fame
Gerianne van Veen
Sharon Beckey
Ginnie van Veen
Tim Taylor
Robert Rose
Nichols Feed & Grain
Kent Feeds
Cook's Music Shop
Pizza King
Maylene
Pete's Tap Fink's
Paetz Super Valu
Muscatine Journal Crown
Roger Dawney
Don Carter
Roger Downey
Nichols
Cook's
Nichols Grain
Paetz
Betty Cochran
Cora Thornton
Marge Cooney
Shirley Swank
Earl Cochran
Steve Frye
Buster Thornton
Paul Thompson
Gutter Gobblers
Scatterpins
Gutter Gobplers
Wn Kranz Florist
Barton
Erentane
Drewrys
Garrett's
Per Piamor
Fosters Market
Rm Long
la Baer
Lila Simpson
Ila Baer
Garrett
T.V
Coach So Mad He Misses End Of Team's Loss
Slater Martin, angry over a call, was ejected by Doug Harvey with 4:13 left as Houston fell to Denver 100-93 in the American Basketball League. Pittsburgh beat Indiana 138-115. New Orleans edged Anaheim 131-124 in overtime. New Jersey routed Minnesota 120-96. Kentucky topped Oakland 120-166.
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Associated Press
Slater Martin
Houston
Maverick
Denver
Doug Harvey
Pittsburgh
Indiana
New Orleans
Anaheim
New Jersey
Minnesota
Kentucky
Oak’land
California
Kentucky Wesleyan
Southern Ilinois
Owensboro
Bobby
Jackson
Sama Illinois
Marquette
Wisconsin
Mississippi State
Delta State
New Mexico State
Colorado
Virginia
Clemson
Virginia Tech
Richmond
Rhode Island
Northeastern
San Jose State
St. Mary’s
Calif
Muscatine Swimmers Dominate Ottumwa in Record Night
Muscatine High School defeated Ottumwa 86 to 9 as Muskie swimmers swept 1-2 in all nine individual events and won both relays. Coach Judd Anderson’s team took first and second in every race, Ottumwa collecting nine points from thirds. Ninth grader Rod Ober- continues strong early in season.
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Muscatine High School
Ottumwa
Judd Anderson
Muskies
Firmen
Rod Ober
Burlington earns second win over MHS wrestlers in dual
Burlington Grayhounds defeated Muscatine High School 33 to 11 in the varsity match and 49 to 5 in the junior varsity at MHS gym. Eight Burlington pins aided the varsity win as Ed Berry closed with a pin in the final bout after MHS nearly narrowed the gap. Cliff Lanfier earned MHS points with a 10-1 decision at 138 pounds, followed by Tim Weis and Craig Varney victories. Heav yweight Bill Ivey saw his five-match streak end in a decisive decision. The Muskies previously lost the JV 43-11 and the teams had met earlier with Burlington winning 32-16. Next MHS meet is against Ottumwa.
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Burlington
Muscatine High School
MHS
Grayhounds
Muskies
Ed Berry
Cliff Lanfier
Tim Weis
Craig Varney
Ottumwa
Mike Rice
Randy Benz
Billy Ryder
Don Kennedy
John Reeves
Ken Johnson
Lorlen McElroy
Calvin Gaddis
Mary Logel
Rick Fry
Lonnie Fultz
Dan Holmstrom
Jerry Sherwood
Hal Russell
Mike Kelly
Dale /Helmick
Rick O’daniels
Gary Cook
Bill Dietsch
Bill Ivey
Haus
Bill Thomas
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
YMCA
Muscatine
Eric Wagner
Dave Bower
Gary Whitacre
Kurt Wagner
Mike Smithart
Abbot
Owings
Curtiss
Brad Titus
Dave Reusswig
Howard
Hoyd
Mike Gassen
Eric Apland
Shannon
Brown
Scott Havens
Chuck Havemann
Harness
Crosley
Mike Guck
Greg Guck
Gwings
Bounceville
Dennises
Evans
Maixner
Havemanna
Havens
Symphony
E. Wagner
Whitacre
Smithart
Rod Oberhaus
Colberg
Lloyd
Thomas
Bower
Fisher
Gassen
Reusswig
K. Wagner
Upland
Otturawa
Simington
Orion and Sherrard in finals of Loop Tourney
Orion and Sherrard advanced to the Cornbelt conference tournament finals after Thursday wins. Sherrard led AlWood 16-9 early, final margin 61-54 as Dechert and Slavish scored 16 each. Orion beat Cambridge 70-50 with Kucera 20 points Buysse 13, setting up championship clash Saturday at 8 p.m.
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Joy
Orion
Sherrard
AlWood
Steve Dechertman
Steve Slavish
Tim Frye
Don Henrickson
al Wood
Lline
Cambridge
Geoff Kucera
Harold Buysse
Mike Johnson
Big Ten Scoring Rivals Williams and Hosket Head to Head
Ohio State star Bill Hosket and Iowa ace Sam Williams, leading Big Ten scorers, meet in a regionally televised clash as Ohio State sits 1-0 and Iowa 0-1. Williams exploded for 30 in Iowa’s 76-47 loss to Northwestern, while Hasket had 35 in Purdue blowout.
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Chicago
Bill Hosket
Ohio State
Sam Williams
Iowa
Buckeyes
Purdue
Hasket
Big Ten
Williams
Northwestern
Illinois
Minnesota
Indiana
Michigan State
Michigan
Towa
Msu-Michigan
Rick Mount
Joe Franklin
Wisconsin
Steve Howell
Jim Pitts
Iowa Cagers
DES Moines
Drake
Willie McCarter
Don Smith
Iowa State
McCarter
Smith
Rival guards cope with pressure in tight finishes
Drake's Don Draper coolly sank the second of two free throws with one second left as Drake edged Wichita State 74-74. LSU's Pete Maravich poured in 82 points as LSU beat Tulane 91-90 despite fouling out late, boosting his scoring.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Don Draper
Pete Maravich
Drake
Draper
Bulldogs
Wichita State
Louisiana State
Maravich
Tulane
LSU
New Orleans
Des Moines
Iowa
al Williams
Willie McCarter
Warren Armstrong
Wichita
Ron Washington
St. Louis
Dayton
Bob Hooper
Don May
Rich Niemann
UCLA
Three Local Muscatine Teams in Evening Action
Muscatine Muskies visit Assumption Knights at 8 PM aiming for a ninth straight win. The undefeated sophomore squad opens at 6 30. Hayes Catholic hosts undefeated Ottumwa Walsh at 8 PM with a sophomore game at 6 30. MCC Indians play Clinton Junior College at 8 PM.
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Muscatine
Muscatine High School
Muskies
Davenport
Assumption Gym
Jon
Assumption Knights
Hayes Catholic High
Ottumwa Walsh
Hayes
Muscatine Community College Indians
Clinton Junior College
Raiders and Packers study time ahead before Super Bowl
Oakland coach John Rauch worries time to prepare for Sundays Super Bowl with Green Bay. Raiders practiced 90 minutes in sun after rain, while Packers worked an hour in Fort Lauderdale under Vince Lombardi. Odds favor Green Bay as Bart Starr leads veteran squad. Oakland pins hopes on George Blanda and strong defense.
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Elijah Pitts
Green Bay Packers
Florida
Brown Deer
Wise
Pitts
Oakland Raiders
Miami
Boca Raton
Fla
John Rauch
Oakland
Raiders
Rauch
Packers
Jack Hand
Associated Press
Daryle Lamonica
Bart Starr
Green Bay
George Blanda
Starr
Boyd Dowler
Carroll Dale
Kansas City Chiefs
Kansas City
Fort Lauderdale
Vince Lombardi
Iaughen Rauch
Green
Packer
Billie Jean King Named Female Athlete of the Year 1967
Billie Jean King of Long Beach Calif topped Kathy Whitworth and Peggy Fleming in the Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year poll. King received 196 first place votes and 854 points from 372 voters, with Whitworth and Fleming placing second and third. Nancy Greene and Debbie Meyer also ranked among the top finishers.
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New York
Billie Jean King
America
Kathy Whitworth
Peggy Fleming
Associated Press
Miss Fleming
Canada
Nancy Greene
Debbie Meyer
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Tothy Dagel
Pauline White
Millie McElroy
Dorothy Dagel
Wendling Quarries
Birike & Spare
Mae's
Basteratas
Sterneman Clothing
Janes Feeds Shoe Seaeeas
Park Lane
Lucas Plumbing
Miller Hi Life
Schlitz
Burke, Jr
Glen Hbroseari
Jim Burke
MHS Mat
Jim Putnam
Norm Miller
Don Lite
Jim Pilger
Eddie Todd
Dave Stanbury
Fred Birkhofer
Ron Mower
Fred Maylone
Steve Parker
Rogler Estabrook
Terry Busching
Randy Lagos
Steve Shore
Mike
Kent M
Jack Engle
Bill Willet
Kent Obermann
Charles Doak
Tom Runnells
Denny Opel
Dale Bennett
West
West Junior High
Iowa City
Regina
Kyle Reifert
Bob Vargas
Dick Petersen
West Warriors
Steve Welk
John Furlong
Milt Peniston
Warriors
Washington
Ing
Town
Loyola of Chicago
Central
Chargers
Rock Island Alleman Ltd
Bill Sturms
Danny Ziegenhorn
Larry Kaeding
Jim Bradey
Bill Randleman
Jay Huff
Rock Island Alleman
Bush
McDowell
Seervene
Wichita Antestones
Europe
The
Holy Land
Gotaas World Travel
W. Madison
Bto
Reynolds Legion Hall
Reynolds, Ill
Kent Gilbert
Sippi
Quigley Corner Inn
Sauer’s
East Second Street
Donald L. Lee
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Cedar Street
Dial
Gaza
Zeug Garage
Billie Jean
U.S
Alaska
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