Outdoor Ends Same as Indoor EIH Team Standings Look Familiar
In the Eastern Town Hawkeye conference outdoor track meet U High won over Wilton by 14 points, repeating their indoor result as West Liberty, West Branch and Mid-Prairie also placed similarly. Rick Maurer of West Liberty was a double winner in sprints and anchored the winning 440 relay. U High led in field events with 37 points to Wilton’s 24.
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al Smith
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Larry Wall
Bluehawks
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Menard Signs to Coach Des Moines Leafs for Next Season
Minnie Menard, who led the Des Moines Leafs of the International Hockey League for two seasons, reaching the playoff finals in 1965, signed a one year contract to coach next season. Leafs President Norman Conway Jr. said he will also serve as general manager, a role Menard held last season.
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Neimen End With a Win Over U of Iowa City
Muscatine high school tennis finished 7-2 at Iowa City Monday, ending the season 3-7. Five of six singles and two of three doubles matches were won by MHS led by coach Bob McNiel. Singles results include Feddersen 12-6 Nietzel, Bridges 12-6 Cannon, Beckey 15-13 Skultely, Lambert 12-4 Nelson, Bynum 12-5 Barnes, Bailey 12-6 Cooper. Doubles Feddersen-Skultery 10-8 Nietzel-Bridges. Beckey-Bynum 10-8 Cannon-Barnes. Lambert-Bailey 10-6 Nelson-Cooper.
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Iowa City
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Drew Cannon
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Mark Bailey
Mike Cooper
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Central ninth wins quadrangular track meet at Heinz Field
Muscatine Central ninth grade team took first place while West placed third in a four school, 13-event meet led by Central with four event wins and West earning three. Assumption and North Scott were among competitors as Tony Muscatine Central dominated the program at Heinz Field.
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Davenport Assufap
Muscatine golfers win big at Park Lane meet
Muscatine High School golfers defeated A High of Iowa City 164 to 184 at Park Lane. Medalists were Jan McRoberts and Dave Grossklaus with 39s. Jim Macon and Greg Shay shot 43s. High scorer By ran West led U High with 42, and local track results list event winners and times. Coach Ed Lenius plans Davenport meet against Bettendorf while middle school invitational and West-Central meet events loom.
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Dave Grossklaus
Muskies
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Greg Shay
George Holzhauer
U High
Byran West
Mike Tucker
Chris Skultery
Dave Cannon
Dick Tucker
Ed Lenius
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Davenport Centry
Bettendorf
Wednesday Games Highlight East West Matchups And Standings
Baseball schedule lists Wednesday matchups including Cincinnati at New York, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Atlanta at Pittsburgh, Houston at Chicago, San Francisco at Los Angeles. AL standings show Cleveland leading with 18 wins and 7 losses, Baltimore 17–9, Detroit 16–10, California 17–12, Chicago 14–11, Minnesota 13–12, Washington 10–17, New York 10–18, Kansas City 18–? rounding. Monday results Minnesota 2 Washington 1.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Playoff Faces Braves Case
Milwaukee awaits a ruling as Circuit Judge Elmer Roller stays his order to return the Braves from Atlanta and requires a $100000 security bond pending appeal to the Wisconsin Supreme Court. The case centers on baseballs legal fight over Milwaukee expansion and the Braves relocation.
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Selby Wins Calder Trophy in 1985 66 Rookie Vote
Montreal reports Selby of the Toronto Maple Leafs edged Detroit’s Bert Marshall for the Calder Memorial Trophy as top NHL rookie. Selby, a left winger on the Kid Line, earned 98 voting points and will receive a $1,000 league prize. Marshall finished second with 9 points and Gilles Marotte of Boston placed third with 68.
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Gilles Marotte
Boston
NFL Notes No Decision Yet On New Team Name
Washington AP writer Jack Hand reports NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle stated the league has not decided on the name for the 16th NFL team, currently referred to as Team X, with a formal unveiling planned before the college draft.
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McElreath Posts 160 MPH In Indy 500 Test Run
Arlington driver Jim McElreath topped 160 mph in a Monday practice session for the Indianapolis 500 with 28 cars running under sunny skies. Mario Andretti briefly reached just over 157 mph as 18 cars qualified over the weekend, leaving 15 spots in the 33-car field open for Saturday and Sunday.
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Fox Cities Fall To Clinton In Tight League Clash
The league leading Fox Cities dropped a 41 loss to Clinton as both sides traded runs including a four inning stretch with one run in the fourth and Clinton adding three in the seventh. Cedar Rapids swept a twin bill over Deestar 3-2 and 6-4 with key late scores. Burlington sluggers Koegel and Clifton homered, but Wisconsin Rapids still prevailed 243. Quincy routed Waterloo 7-4 on Tom Simon and Bob Rossie big days. Quad Cities at Dubuque was postponed due to wet grounds.
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Townsend Heads Merchants Loop Gordon Banquet
Townsend was elected president at the South Muscatine Merchants Bowling league banquet at George's Steak House Monday night. Joe Huff was named vice president and Paul Sywassink secretary treasurer. Trophies went to the Coffee Cup team of George Cordwell Bob Wieter Paul Retherford Ron Merrill Renny Hansen and sponsor Everett Stock. Forrest Buffington received the achievement award.
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