Huskies Host First Annual Wrestling Invitational
Competition starts at 5:00 Saturday as Qelwein Community High hosts its first annual wrestling invitational. Teams from Postville Independence and Don Bosco compete with nine undefeated grapplers and eight with one loss. Notables include 5-0 Delwein Ken Adams, Denny Kingdon, Dave Hemphill and 6-0 Arlyn Leath of Postville. Nine weight classes feature duels across two mats, with winners and losers brackets, wrestle backs, and medals for top finishers. Admission ranges from 0.75 to 1.25 dollars for adults and 0.25 to 0.50 for students depending on round.
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Qelwein Community High
Oelwein
Ken Adams
Postville
Wyatt Schultz
Independence
Tripoli
Andy Donnelly
Don Bosco
Orange of Waterloo
Dan Schmidtz
Randy Frost
Jim Reute
Blanda Wins Maxwell Trophy In Pro Football Honor
Philadelphia report states George Blanda, waived by the Oakland Raiders in January, was chosen by the Maxwell Club as the outstanding pro football player of 1970. The club also named Stanford's Jim Plunkett as the top college player.
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Blanda
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Week in sports: high school basketball and wrestling notes
Local prep schedules across Northeast Iowa and surrounding conferences list games for Friday and Saturday. Key matchups include Waverly at Cresco, Decorah at Waukon, MFL vs Starmont, and Fayette at Postville with wrestling at Decorah and Wapsie Valley meets. Pro boxing note: Joe Frazier and Muhammad Ali expected to earn $3 million each for their forthcoming bout per Yancy Durham.
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Iowa
Waverly
Cresco
Wankan
Decorah
New Hampton
Charles City
Farley
St. Joseph’s
Western Dujuque
Cascade
Aquin
Lea
Holy Cross
Fayette
West Central
North High
Valley
Mar-Mac
Sumner
Postville
Eskader
MFL
Starmont
Cedar-Wapsie
Turkey Valley
Wapsie
South Winneshi
Waukon
Wapsie Valley
S. Winneshiek
Sripoli
Waverly East
Buchanan
Edgewood
Denver
New Hartford
MPL
Strader
Columbus
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Philadelphia
Joe Frazier
Frazier
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Bowling Results End of First Half Suburban League
Suburban League half ended with Harold's Skelly leading team highs at 966 while Modern Business posted 987 for top score. Individuals include Hank Ebertseh 262 and Paul Cottrell 383 in the high games and series. Fegebank scores 25 for the Iowa City freshman squad in a 78-73 win over St Ambrose JV.
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Modern Business
Farm Service
Lau
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Jack Kuehn
J. B. Aversa
Hank Ebertseh
Darrel Lau
Paul Cottrell
Fegebank
Iowa City T
Paullina
Neil Pepebank
University of Town
St. Ambrose
Probable wrestling matchups Delwein Postville 98
Listed wrestlers across weight classes from Delwein Postville and Independence and Don Bosco face off in tentative pairings. Notable names include Steve O'Brien, Jay Sideman, Ken Chi, Kim Doughty, and Pat Burke among others in a large dual meet setup.
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Postville
Rich Luther
Daryl Schultz
Jas—Ken Adams
Arlyn Lentit
P. Neunsinger
Steve O'Brien
Jay Sideman
Mike Reinhart
Hob Nicolay
Kermit White
Chris Hallberg
Wyatt Schultz
D. Kingdon
Steve Snitker
Dave Hemphill
Kent Schultz
Ken Chi
Scott Snitker
Kim Doughty
Dennis Kelly
Dave Ryerson
Chuck Burns
Hwi
Steve Meyer
Dennis Cook
Ten NFL teams bid for five playoff berths in race to finish
The final NFL regular season climaxes with 10 teams vying for five spots as Dallas, Detroit, and the New York Giants may require a coin flip to determine NFC berths. Detroit, Dallas, and New York sit 9-4, with multiple scenarios in the NFC and AFC for division titles and wild cards, including possible coin flips if records split or ties occur.
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Bowling Results Matinee Missiles Triumph at Lanes
Team Matinee Missiles won over Bob's Texaco Tank with 41 to 19. Sanitary Dairy scored 39 to 2?. Jack and Jil posted 360 24. Ramlo's Construction led Sunnyside Lanes 32 to 28. Barney's Texaco, Sportsmen Club, Kraft Kountry Kitchen, Kim Mar, Carnation Co and Rambo's Bldg. Service show varied scores. Individual tallies include Betty Kellogg 227 530, June In gamells 200, Donna Michener 184, Snooks Eisner 179 492, Virginia Pirillo 202 511, Mildred Grannis 200 510, Jerri Bliss 186, Bea Kohl igo.
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Bob's Texaco
Sanitary Dairy
Jack and Jil
Ramlo’s Construction
Sunnyside
Barney's Texaco
Kraft Kountry Kitchen
Kim
Carnation Co
Rambo’s
Kim Mar
Lees
Betty Kellogg
June Ingamells
Donna Michener
Snooks Eisner
Virginia Pirillo
Mildred Grannis
Jerri Bliss
Bea Kohligo
Tigers draw bye for EIC tourney
The Eastern Yowa Conference announces tournament pairings with dates January 10 13 and 16 at Western Dubuque gym Epworth and finals on January 16 at Beckman Dyersville. Sacred Heart Tigers receive a first round bye and meet the Holy Cross Farley winner January 13.
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Holy Cross
Exline close to 100 wins as Peacocks enter road trip
Upper Iowa wrestlers Steve Exline holds a 95-12 career mark after reaching 70-12 this season. He trails UIC’s Dave Sanger by five victories for the all time program record. Peacock coach Mike Olson plans multi wrestler entries at Augsburg Quad and Platteville dual. USC’s heavyweight champ eyes more wins as meets approach after holiday break.
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Fayette
Upper Iowa
Peacocks
Wisconsin
Platteville State
Minneapolis
Morningside
St. Cloud State
Steve Exline
Charles City
USC
Exline
Dave Sanger
UIC
Peacock Mai
Mike Olson
Bemidji State
Iowa Falls In OT To Cincinnati 73 70
Iowa veered into overtime after a 66 66 tie but Cincinnati pulled away on a six foot jumper by Charlie Snow with 25 seconds left. Dave Johnson added two free throws as time expired. Derrek Dickey and Greg Jurcisin led Cincinnati with 36 points while Fred Brown scored 24 for Iowa as the Hawkeyes drop to 2 4.
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Iowa
City & Town
Cincinnati
Charlie Snow
Dave Johnson
Omar Harley
Sam Williams
Derrek Dickey
Greg Jurcisin
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