Wildkitten Relay results field events overview
In Lamp NE led distance events with Lily breaking the 15 feet 4% inch mark in long jump. Murfield Lin secured top in the 110 meter hurdles with 0:16.1, and Pleasant Valley won the 880 yard medley relay in 2:04.23. Records fell across multiple events including 440 yard relay 0:53.14 and distance medley 4:47.1, highlighting strong performances from NE PV Lin Dur Lincoln and Mid-Prairie.
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Mizer
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Freeman
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Burr
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Miller
Del
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Crist
Bunge
Schilling
Dodds
Kuehl
Ladeholf
Owens
Willrath and
Moeller
Durant
Brown
Peters
Pleasant Valley
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Lincoln
Mid-Prairie
Clarence
Durrant
Lone Tree
Wheatland
Ben- Melt
Pelea
Holst
Boisen
VanHorn
Tie
Meyer
Clar
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Bowman
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Sulzner
Delermar
Studeman
Goodell
Gal
Rhoads
Baird
Byrd
Lone ‘Tree
LuAnn Behrens
Chris Lamp
Kris Murfield
Columbus still perfect in golf
Columbus Community boys golf remained undefeated at 10-0 after two wins over Wapella and Morning Sun at Columbus Junction. Gary Slight tied a school record with a 33 two under par, while Tom Gentzler 38 Kurt Smylie 42 Glenn Knutson 44 and Doug Luithly 45 also surfaced. Wapello and Morning Sun scorers and relay results listed. meet times show record-breaking performances.
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Columbus Community
Wapella
Morning Sun
Columbus Junction
Mid-Prairie
Gary Slight
Tom Gentzler
Kurt Smylie
Glenn Knutson
Doug Luithly
Wapello
Craig Jordan
Roger Huddle
al Paris
Randy Pagemiller
Jim Bucher
Auto troubles stall Muscatine golf meet logistics
The Muscatine Community College golf meet with Centerville was postponed Monday due to Centerville car trouble on the way. Coach Jerry Gazaway’s team has a dual set for this afternoon with Burlington and the postponed Centerville meet may be rescheduled as a double dual.
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Muscatine Community College
Centerville
Jerry Gazaway
Burlington
Records Fall at Durant Wildkitten Relays Second Year
Northeast of Goose Lake dominates the 11-event meet at Durant, taking seven firsts and 83 percent of points to defend the team title. Durant places high in sprints and relays with Laura Boisen, Sandy Huesmann, Linda Holst, Sue Moeller, Pam Crist, Deb Peters, and others earning points. Lone Tree wins the 10 flight shuttle hurdle relay and sets new records.
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Steve Webber
Durant
Goose Lake
Lone Tree
Northeast
Lincoln
Laura Boisen
Sandy Huesmann
Linda Holst
Sue Moeller
Pam Crist
Deb Peters
Vicki Willroth
Moeller
Boisen
Willroth
Holst
Barb Finke
DeWulf
Paulsen
Meier
Chris Bowman
Kathy Bowman
Julie Burr
Terri Hotz
Wildkitten
Chris
Bowman
West Branch announces 1971-72 cheer squad
West Branch High School releases varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders for the 1971-72 year. Varsity names include Leanne Bub Kathy Peak June Slach Leanne O'Neil Susann Hemingway Diane Pettersen Jerti Todd Karen Petersen Becky Murphy Terri Murphy. Junior varsity lists Robin Imhoff Michelle Dean Rachel Hughes Barb Crew Janet Davis LeAnn Friis.
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West Branch
West Branch High School
Leanne Bub
Kathy Peak
June Slach
Leanne O'Neil
Susann Hemingway
Diane Pettersen
Jerti Todd
Karen Petersen
Becky “Murphy
Terri Murphy
Robin ‘Imhoff
Michelle Dean
Rachel Hughes
Barb Crew
Janet Davis
LeAnn Friis
Foreman Keeps Title Hopes With Knockout Victory
George Foreman, the WBA’s No. 1 contender, overwhelmed Gregorio Peralta in the 10th round for his 25th knockout in 26 professional fights to remain on track for a title bid. Foreman’s manager Dick Sadler said the fighter would get a short rest before eyeing Joe Frazier next. Attendance varied by venue with about 6,000 at Oakland and Toronto, while Chicago drew roughly 600 for the Terrell-Pires bout.
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Foreman
Dick Sadler
Argentina
Gregorio Peralta
World Boxing Association
WBA
Ernie Terrell
Jimmy Ellis
Terrell
Luis Pires
Chicago
Toronto
Ellis
George Chuvalo
Peralta
Sadler
Joe Frazier
Oakland Coliseum
Foreman-Peralta
Maple Leaf Gardens
Ellis-Chuvala
Davenport Central and Muscatine advance in girls sectional golf
Davenport Central wins sectional meet with 378 total led by Sue Priester 89 and Sally Zaijchek 96 while Muscatine takes second at 419 under coach Ruth Stroup. Medalist Priester and runner-up Jacque Hesseltine of Columbus Community advance to district along with top teams. District play set for Friday at a site to be announced.
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Columbus
Davenport Central
Muscatine
Ruth Stroup
Davenport Central Crew
Sue Priester
Central
Jacque Hesseltine
Sally Zaijchek
Cecilia Bennett
Carolyn Knight
Vicki Stinac
Linda Fulton
Kathy Dwyer
Becky Nau
Cathy Kautz
Gwen Barrington
Debbie Reynolds
Laurie Shay
West Liberty
Joy Plunkett
Teresa Burger
Linda Jéhle
Deb Gosenberg
Karen Thurness
Kaye Radke
Clinton
Marcia Smith
Boxing Results From Four Cities Battle Highlights
Monday boxing results list Ellis outpoints Chuvalo in Toronto Terrell defeats Pires in Chicago Foreman stops Peralta in Oakland Connors draws with Ramirez in Boston The Belofont Park clubhouse pillars originated from the South Carolina Jockey Club in Charleston a track that opened in 1792 and closed in 1882.
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Belofont Park
Elmont
N Y
South Carolina Jockey Club
Charleston
S.C
Muscatine Girls Tennis Fail to Reach State Meet
Muscatine entrants were eliminated before the semifinals in the district meet at Betendorf. Holly Coulter reached the singles quarterfinals and the pair Holly Oppelt and Vicki Stark advanced to the doubles quarterfinals before losing. Oppelt Stark beat Ramon Waltz Burl Notre Dame then fell to Kaim Willaredt.
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MHS
Muscatine
Bettendorf
Holly Coulter
Holly Oppelt
Vicki Stark
Liechty
Bar
Francis
Ottumwa
Miller
Day
West
Claudia Oveson
Campbell
Bett
Mary Goddard
Carolyn Williams
Swan- Spath
Ramon—Waltz
Burl
Notre Dame
Kaim Willaredt
Pleasant Valley
Repoz Runner-Up for AL Best Fielding Outfielder
California Angel outfielder Roger Repoz finished second to Detroit’s Mickey Stanley as the American League’s top fielding outfielder in 1970. He committed one error and posted a .995 fielding percentage.
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California Angel
Roger Repoz
Mickey Stanley
Detroit
Repoz
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