Sumner hosts Elkader in showdown over 39 game win streak
Sumner and Elkader clash Friday night as the Aces try to halt the Warriors 39 game win streak. Elkader relies on center Dave Kuch and Lyle Bashikofsky while Sumner leans on Jae Lang Dan Ebel and Greg Teeling to counter. The doubleheader opens with a girls game at 6 45 as anticipation runs high.
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Wartburg coach Bondhus resigns after eight years
WAVERLY Lee Bondhus, Wartburg College head football and golf coach for eight years, resigns effective end of the academic year. He cites achieving all he can and needing change after a tough close to the season. No successor named yet. Bondhus previously arrived in 1964 and led three Iowa conference titles, including 1968 football and the past two golf crowns.
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Ten Hawkeyes honored on AP second team
CHICAGO Ill AP three Iowa players earned spots on the AP second all Big 10 team offensive tackle John Muller linebacker Andre Jackson and defensive back Rick Penney Honorable mention went to Charley Cross Craig Darling Dave Harris Brian Rollins Dave Simms Dan Dickel and Earl Douthitt Four of the named Hawkeyes are Iowa natives Muller Garrigani Cross Darling Dickel hailing from Algona Dubuque Wahlert Cedar Rapids Washington and Mid Prairie Wellman
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Des Moines Deer Hunters Set to Target Iowa’s Largest Game
About 30,000 deer hunters prepare to take the field this Saturday in Iowa as the fall season opens. The statewide effort targets abundant game across multiple counties with local regulations guiding field pursuit.
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Hunters Aim for Deer in Wide Iowa Zones
The article outlines deer hunting rules across Iowa zones with the 10 000 plus landowner tenant licenses and season dates from December 2 to December 5 in various zones. It lists permitted weapons including shotguns and muzzleloaders, daily hours, bag limits, and safety clothing blaze orange.
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1971-72 Cedar Wapsie girls standings preview
6th lettermen back from 20-6 season Turkey Valley leads Cedar Wapsie Conference with a unanimous coaches pick as the team to beat. Wapsie Valley, Denver, Tripoli and South Winn follow in a wide open race with strong returns from Turkey Valley, Denver and South Winn veterans and several high scorers highlighted by Joyce Schissel and Ann Fink among others.
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Huskies vs Vikes Preview Promises Tight Local Showdown
Oelwein Huskies stay in town to face Decorah Friday as OCHS wrestlers hit the road. Decorah’s Vikes, led by 6 8 Tim Jones and 6 7 Ron Evans, arrive after a 71 66 win over Austin Minnesota. Season tickets for tomorrow night’s game go on sale at the door for 10 dollars.
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Walter Camp names Johnny Rodgers 1976 Football Player of the Year
University of Nebraska wide receiver Johnny Rodgers is selected as Player of the Year by the Walter Camp Football Foundation. The honor accompanies the 22 members of its All-America team announced in New Haven Connecticut.
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Miller's pin leads Tripoli to win over Hudson
Tripoli defeated Hudson 29 to 24 in a Wednesday dual meet. Boeckmann won at 138 setting off five straight wins for Tripoli giving them the edge. Bergmann pinned at 145 and Zander followed with a decision to cut the gap, then Miller pinned at 167 to seal the victory.
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White Sox pull in Henderson Stone in winter trades
In Honolulu at the winter meetings Chicago completes three trades in nine hours, adding Ken Henderson and Steve Stone to the White Sox and swapping Tom Bradley to the Giants. Manager Chuck Tanner calls the move creating a powerful lineup alongside Dick Allen and Bill Melton as the 71st annual event unfolds. The Granger deal also lands Wayne Granger to St. Louis with Minnesota grabbing Larry Hisle and John Cumberland.
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