Four Shrine Temples organize Iowa all-star bowl games
Iowa Shrine Temples ABU BEKA Sioux City EL Kahir Cedar Rapids Kaaba Davenport and AZ GA Zig Des Moines will sponsor all star football and basketball bowl games this August to raise 75 000 to 100 000 annually for Shriners Hospitals and burn centers statewide.
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Rematches at Wartburg BV Preview Peacocks Return Meets
Upper Iowa coach Bill Prochaska warns of tough weekend as his Peacocks face Wartburg and Buena Vista on the road to avenge last weekend losses. Key scorers include Jim Bushkofsky who still leads NAIA scoring while Zanatta tops field goal shooting and Smith and Ginapp pace free throws. Wartburg vows stronger defense, with guard play emphasized after a 71 51 defeat.
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Tripoli sends 4 into finals
Tripoli advances four wrestlers to sectional finals led by Tom Smalley at 132 Carl Zander at 155 and Ron Bergman at heavyweight The Panthers also see Sauverbrei 105 Moeller 98 and Holm 145 reach finals with several wins including Smalley pinning Sorensen and Sherbern and Holm pinning Heyenga Holm and Zander earning decisive finishes while Bergmann receives a bye and Hursh loses at 1 30.
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College Upper Iowa at Wartburg and Other Week Games
College Upper Iowa visits Wartburg while Luther plays Buena Vista and Dubuque meets Central and Penn faces Simpson in this week of Iowa college sports.
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Scoring champs crowned in CW and WIC derbies
Cedar Wapsie Upper Town boys race saw Jon Hauptly of Dunkerton edge Jesup Rex Reinhart by one basket with Dan Bartels and Jim Fink each in the top five. Tripoli’s Ann Fink led CW girls, while West Central’s Glenda Poock topped the USC girls, with Deb Houg and Jill Moon in runner positions. Elkader’s Dave Kuehl claimed his second straight WIC title.
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Starmont Leads In Tough Sectional Wrestling Meet
Starmont raced to a slim lead as six teams sent multiple wrestlers to finals in a sectional. Across weight classes, Franck, Wegman, Whitehilt, Kane, Ralston, Echard, Lehmann, Donohue, Larick, Kell, and others posted wins or byes in a high‑stakes night of action, with several pins and close decisions shaping the standings.
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UIC Hosts Sixth Annual Invitational Wrestling Tournament
Upper Iowa College hosts the sixth annual invitational in Fayette on Saturday February 10 with entrants Morningside Central Simpson Northwestern and Coe colleges. Returning champions include Guilford Ingvall Gast Paris representing Upper Iowa and Central. Wrestling sessions begin noon 2 30 and 7 pm at Dorman Memorial Gymnasium with trophies for team and individual first second third and fourth place and an outstanding wrestler award. Weights are 118 126 134 142 150 158 167 177 190 and heavyweight. Officials are Frhingstad Davis and Buzzard.
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Bushkofsky Holds District 15 Scoring Lead in NAIA Play
ARTD WAVERLY reports Upper Iowa star Jim Bushkofsky remains top in District 15 scoring with 33.9 points per game after a slight drop from 34.1. Dennis Cullinan of Westmar trails with 27.7 points and leads rebounding at 21.8 per game, while Bushkofsky sits second with 15.1 boards.
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Irvin elected to Hall of Fame by Negro leagues panel
Monte Irvin, a rare dual-league star, is chosen by the Special Committee on Negro leagues after 10 Negro National League seasons with Newark Eagles and Giants bid in 1949. He gathers six votes of eight, short of the seven required.
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