Nelson wins two Drake Relays Most Outstanding Athlete award
St Cloud State distance runner Nelson adds a second Most Outstanding Athlete honor at the Drake Relays. He set new 6 mile and 3 mile marks, joining Don Gerhmann and Wes Santee as two-time recipients, while other records fell across the two day meet including Burgher’s triple jump and Texas’ 3 05.5 mile relay.
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Des Moines
UPI
van Nelson
St. Cloud
Minn
Nelson
Wisconsin
Don Gerhmann
Kansas
Wes Santee
Gerhmann
Santee
Jean Scandinavian
Lennox Burgher
Nebraska
Trinity
Clyde Glasson
Burgher
Jamaica
Drake
Clarence Robinson
New Mexico
Gayle Hopkins
Minnesota
Aaron Hopkins
Toledo
Glosson
San Antonio
Tex
Jim Ryan
al van Troba
Abilene Christian
Bob Wagner
Roger Kathol
Mike Houck
Iowa State
John Mason
Fort Hayes
Texas
Stan McDanioe
Dave Matima
Eddie Canada
Dave Morton
Longhorns
Arizona State
Western Michigan
Oklahoma
Mosier sets new mark at Columbus Jet in MVSC races
Mark Mosier of Washington dominated the MVSC superstock races at Columbus Junction Saturday night winning four of eight events. Fast track improvements at the Louisa fairgrounds fueled exciting dashes, with Mosier posting a 27.21 second time in time trials. Finishing behind him in the feature were Ron Prymek Iowa City Ron Hemsted Lone Tree Bill Helm Rochester Harris Iowa City Jenkins Darting Wilton Junction. Heat winners included Mosier Hemsted Prymek Morris Helm Newman Jones Darting Dodder Stewart and Jarris Brissey Buchelle. Next week races move to West Liberty.
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Mark Mosier
Washington
Columbus Junction
Louisa Fairgrounds
Tim
Mosier
Ron Prymek
Iowa City
Ron Hemsted
Lone Tree
Bill Helm
Rochester
Harris
Jenkins
Darting
Wilton Junction
Moss
Stewart
Newman
Morris
Hemsted
Prymek
Helm
Mitchell
Jones
Dodder
Jarris
Brissey
Buchelle
Crooks
Robertson
West Liberty
Washington Transfer Dominates Friday Bowling Meet
Washington Transfer wins team series with 2135 and 776 in games, besting Western Auto 2034 and 696. Individual leaders include L. Smith with 515 in series and J. Duffy with 199 in games, followed by B. Ward at 485 and 197. Other teams listed include Amway Products, McCleery's, Ross Rejects, and Made O'Day with varying scores.
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Washington Transfer
McCleery - Cumming
Amway
Washington Accounting
Western Auto
Ross Rejects
McCleery’s
L. Smith
B. Ward
J. Duffy
Regan fuels Cubs revival with two saves in doubleheader
Regan saved both ends of an 8-4 and 5-2 doubleheader sweep over the Houston Astros, after being acquired from the Dodgers. His two appearances helped Chicago move into a tie for third at 8-8, easing a bullpen burden and sparking a late surge. In the NL and AL games, Cards, Giants, Phils, and Mets also won, while Carlton and Koosman earned key wins for their teams. A note adds there is one Roman Catholic priest per 1,316 people in France.
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Phil
Regan
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Los Angeles
Dodger
Dodgers
Houston Astros
Chicago
John Bateman
Joe Niekro
Ken Holtzman
Doug Rader
Holtzman
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Atlanta
New York
Cincinnati
Minnesota
California
Oakland
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Glenn Beckett
Cub
Lou Johnson
Steve Carlton
St. Louis
Giants
Willie McCovey
Gaylord Perry
Willie Davis
Perry
Clay Dalrymple
Rick Wise
Phils
Wise
Dick Farrell
Hank Aaron
Felipe Alou
Braves
Bill White
Jerry Grote
Jerry Koosman
Mets
Koosman
France
Dual and Trojan Invitational golf results
Washington High School golfers dropped a tight Muscatine dual 171 to 168 at Geneva CC and placed eighth of 12 at Fairfield Invitational scoring 346. Medalist Gordon Gottschalk 73. Washington shooters Logan 83 Cox 85 Eschweiler 85 Nemmers 93. Muscatine won B match 190 to 201 and beat Roosevelt 168 to 171 earning strong showings ahead of upcoming Fairfield and Sigourney duals.
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Washington High School
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Des Moines Roosevelt
Fairfield
Ottumwa Walsh
Centerville
Oskaloosa
Washington
Davis County
Fort Madison
Mt. Pleasant
Keokuk
Geneva Country Club
Nick Pulliam
Steve Suman
Eric Peters
Jim Cottrell
Dave Reusswig
Terry Cox
Steve Eschweiler
Tom Logan
Bruce Paul
Mark Nemmers
Funeral services for Mrs Nancy Mae McCreedy held
Funeral services for Mrs Nancy Mae McCreedy were conducted Saturday at 4 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Vernon G Elgin presiding. Pallbearers included Charles and Ross, Milford and Burke McCreedy, Milo Steel Sr. and Elmer Steele. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery.
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Columbus Jet
Columbia Pictures
Fred Zinnemann
Robert Bolt
Brighton, Iowa
Journal
Iowa
Drake Award
Carlton
Dal Maxvill
Cards
L. R. Carbee
Wekend
Carolyn
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Sperry
Gopher Death
Mc Daniel
By Bud Lechner
Muskies
Joe Gebhardt
Ron Green
Perre
Demon
Sigourney
Izaak Walton League
S. W
State Bank No
The
West Chester Savings Bank
West Chester
United States
Premis
John R. Butler
Calvin C. Wolf
Cashier
Louis M. Smith
Howard McCall
State of
SFAL
Harriet C. Orr
Fareway
Lifebuoy
Ony
Karo
Jiffy Brand
Johnson’s
Can
Waxtex
Jar
JPR
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