Iowa All-State Football Team Highlights Big Eight Pride
The Iowa Daily Press Association names 55 all state players from the Big Eight and Mississippi Valley, led by East Waterloo with four first team picks including Neal Moses and Bob Drahos. Dubuque Senior's Mike Zahren is first team quarterback as Mark Fetter and Gary Hubanks shine on offense and defense across multiple schools amid a new playoff era.
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Des Moines
Iowa Daily Press Association
Mississippi Valley
East Waterloo
Neal Moses
Bob Drahos
Neal
Jerry
Drahos
Trojan
Cedar Falls
Associated Press
United Press International
Heelan
Towa
Mike Zahren
Dubuque
Zahren
Mark Fetter
South Tama
Des Moines Dowling
Kevin McCarthy
Rick Marsh
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Randy Lessman
Sioux City East
Marsh
Vernimont
Fetter
Moses
Hayman
Tracy Greer
Bill Schultz
Iowa City High
Craig Collins
R. Washington
al Vernimont
Atlantic
Sioux City E
Gregg G. Eschweiler
Riceijte
Bill Kratt Celwein
Dave Dupree
Sioux City Central
Jerry Hurlburt
Steve Wilson
Webster City
Mount Pleasant
Mike Rhum
Jack Thomas
B. Jefferson
Jim Bellman
Indianola
Bill Salmon
Steve Dullard
Waterloo East
Jim Bassett
C.R. Washington
Dan Sanem
Sioux City
Jon Gielay
Denver
Joe Holt
Stormont
Dan Masterpole
Sumner
Gaylen Drape
Tripoli
Mark Samek
Fryette
Roger Burns
Fayette
Tim Dilavou
Waverly
Kent Harris
Bob Aanes
Valley of Elgin
Jason Klinge
MPL
Jerry Winter
Turkey Valley
Ken of
Oelwein
Steve Einck
South Winneshiek
Myron Lockard
West Central
Terry Schoe
Larry Kook
MEL
Tom Ball
New Hampton
Joe Albert
Cresco
Rick Houser
Big 55 Dinner honors all-staters in Ames
The Big 55 dinner will honor 55 all-state football players named from nominations by more than 1,500 boys. Certificates will be given at the Iowa State student union with co sponsorship by the Iowa High School Football Coaches Association and the Iowa Daily Press Association. Tickets are available from the IDPA office in Des Moines.
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Ames
Iowa High School Football Coaches Association
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa State Student Union
Des Moines
Tor
Iowa
IDPA
Alex Stoddard
Sioux City Journal
al Miller
Cedar Rapids Gazette
al Hoskins
Ottumwa Courier
Jim van Heel
Mason City Globe Gazette
Bob Brown
Fort Dodge Messenger
Hal Lagerstrom
Dubuque Telegraph Herald
Russ Smith
Waterloo Courier
Roger Bates
Muscatine Journal
Jack Branscom
Ames Tribune
Harrison Weber
Keith Christie
Algona
Duane Calvert
Waukon
Bill Hodam
Des Moines Hoover
Pearl Smith
Fairfield
Larry Brandt
Guthrie Center
Keith Bailey
Bernard Cooper
Sioux City Heelan
Kraft Zanatta Sixth Straight All State Honors
Oelwein Huskies celebrate two players Bill Kraft and Craig Zanatta earning All-State honors from the Iowa Daily Press Association. Kraft leads in yardage and touchdowns as Zanatta shines on offense and as a standout defensive end and kicker. Nebraska and Iowa interest loom as Kraft eyes campus visits.
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E.ditor
Oelwein
Iowa Daily Press Association
Bill Kraft
Craig Zanatta
Husky
ICPA
Ken Leverington
Jack McDonnell
Jacek Legg
Ed Volker
Terry Chandler
Bill Otlilie
Craig MclIntosh
Bob Fick
Dave Iverson
Ollilie
Lather
Iowa
McIntosh
Kraft
Fiwe
Zanalas
Zanaidta
Zanatta
Craig
Huskies
Iowa State
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Bill
Frank Lauterbur
Hawkeye
Cornhuskers
Lincoln
University
Town State
Tripoli and Jesup Wrestling Schedules from 1973
The schedules list multiple events for Tripoli and Jesup wrestling teams across November to February. Notable entries include Tripoli matches at Hudson Clarksville and Denver with dates in November and December, plus the Sour Winn Tourney in December and Tripoli Invitational in January. Jesup’s slate shows Wapsie Valley, Turkey Valley, Stormont, and Plainfield events, with January tournaments and mid February notes.
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Tripoli
Hudson
Clarkaville
Independence
Denver
Sour Winn Tourney
Turkey Valley
Wansir Valley
Honeyville
Sou Winn Handy Nasta
Slaemont
Greene
Plaintietti
Don Cosco
South Wind
Garksville
Plainfield
Wapsie Valley
Waverly Shell Rack
Orivein Rew
North
Turkey Valley Dee
Stormont Dee
South Winneshirk Dee Ph Jesun
Tepali
Orange
East Buc
Morth
Janusy
Rookies clash as Illini host struggling Hawkeyes in final Big Ten game
Champaign Illinois hosts 0-6 Iowa led by speedsters Levi Mitchell Craig Johnson and soph QB Rob Fick as Illinois seeks a fifth straight Big Ten win and potential third place. Illinois offense features QB Mike Wells and backs John Wilson George Aremovich with a young defense led by Tab Bennett.
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Champaign
Ill
Bob Blackman
Frank Lauterbur
Blackman
Lauterbur
Dartmouth
University of Toledo
Toledo
Rockets
Hawkeyes
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Illini
Twini
Mike Wells
John Wilson
George Aremovich
Iowa
Levi Mitchell
Craig Johnson
Soph
Rob Fick
Frank Sunder- Man
Craig Clemons
Big Ten
Luther College to play in Birmingham Thanksgiving Bowl
Luther College of Decorah Iowa will not return to the Amos Alonzo Stagg football bowl. The game, originally scheduled for Chicago Illinois, will be played Thanksgiving Day in Birmingham Alabama between Sanford with a 7 1 record and Ohio Wesleyan with 8 1.
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Kansas City
Luther College of Decorah
Iowa
Chicago
Birmingham
Ala
Sanford
Ohio Wesleyan
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