Iowa athletic program faces deficits amid rising costs
A state audit for fiscal year 1971 shows Iowa athletics spent 225000 more than gate and external receipts, ending with a 235876 balance thanks to prior funds and a transfer from the physical plant. Football and basketball produced profits, while wrestling and other programs lost money. payroll and contract issues, tax noncompliance, and shifting allocations are cited as factors.
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Bump) Elliott
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Demon wrestlers falter in final dual meet at Columbus Junction
Washington High School fell 12 to 31 in the final dual meet of the season at Columbus Junction on Thursday. Wins came from Rodger Cline at 119 pounds and Charles Wolfer at 145, with John Laffoon earning a forfeit at 155. Junior varsity edged prelims 38 to 9.
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Washington High School
Columbus Junction
Washington
Rodger Cline
Charles Wolfer
John Laffoon
Demon
Varsity
Jim Utter
Rusty Tschantz
Steve Schrader
Mark Goodwin
Kevin Schrader
Rick Goodwin
Chris Wehr
Tom Keeler
Greg Fenno
Jon Hoback
Bob McConnell
Jeff Skubal
Ron Mullikin
Paul Peterson
Doug Peters
Steve Libe
Mark Fink
Mike Rader
Boyd Buser
Dave Green
Jim Cups
John Redlinger
Brian Buckman
Don Lowe
John Marie
Roger Edwards
Waco High wrestlers finish season with win over Van Buren
Waco High School wrestling team defeated Van Buren 39 to 30 in the final dual meet of the season. Two Waco wrestlers finished undefeated at 11 and 0, Hugh Miller 132 pounds and Burdean Graber 138 pounds. They advance to sectional action at New London next Wednesday and Thursday.
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Waco High School
Downing van Buren
Waco
Hugh Miller
Burdean Graber
New London
Varisty
Mike Hoskins
Tim Fisher
Steve Countryman
Kevin Leichty
Rennie Moore
Terry South
Tony Leichty
Chuck Lazenby
Tom Miller
Don Wiley
Robert Keller
Keota Relays Set for April 11
Keota High School announces the Second Annual Keota Relays on Tuesday April 11. Coach Leland Roegner says the meet could be one of the largest in Southeast Iowa with about 24 teams and 475 athletes. Teams split into two classes by enrollment. event runs afternoon and evening. Further details will follow.
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Kkura—Keota
Leland Roegner
Keota
Iowa
Huskies Fall At Wilton Junction In Season Finale
Highland wrestlers lost 40-15 to Wilton Junction in the final dual meet of the season. The Huskies finish 6-6. Individual results include Ken Becker and Randy Cole earning decisions and pins by Randy Cole, Daryl Summel, Dave King, and Rick Steffens among others.
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Highland’s
Wilton Junction
Huskies
Ken Becker
Bob Holliday
Randy Cole
Bill Vannatta
Bob Sexton
Gene Taylor
Daryl Summel
Ron Sexton
Chuck Kron
Rick Rath
Rick Steffens
Tim Carson
Muscatine Freshmen overpower Washington Demons 86 74 in rematch
Muscatine Central avenged a previous loss by beating Washington ninth graders 86 74 at Central gym. The Muskies hit 71 percent from the floor and 33 of 46 shots, leading 21 17 after one, 52 40 at half, extending the margin to 69 53 end of third. Washington top scorers Farrier 17 Van Cleave 16 McClure 15 Ruppert 14 Young 2. Bailey 24 and Wessels 24 paced Central. Washington had defeated Central 64 58 earlier on Dec 9, but Duane Hagensick blamed defense for the loss and eyes two final games to finish 12 2.
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McClure
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Waco
Fairfield
Sectional wrestling meet set for Friday at Washington nigh school gym
A Class AAA sectional wrestling tournament will be held Friday at the Washington High School gym. Participating teams include Cedar Rapids Jefferson Iowa City High Iowa City West and Washut. First round starts at 6 30 p m with weights decided after three one minute tiebreakers. Weigh ins are 3 30 to 4 30 p m. Officials are Ralph Messerli and Richard Colson. Medals for first and second placed wrestlers will be awarded between final round matches.
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Washington
Nign
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Iowa City High
Iowa City West
Washut
Ralph Messerli
Richard Colson
Three Way Tie Shakes YMCA League Lead In Wide-Open Race
Washington Livestock Association, Keota Merchants, and Educators share lead after near even second round starts. Association beat Keota 87-80 to join 3-1 standings, Educators 71-87 over Independents, and Ainsworth State Bank 87-77 over Wa-Con-Da. Larry Brinning led Independents with 36, while Ron Wilson scored 47 for Wa-Con-Da. Upcoming games schedule Keota vs Independents, Wa-Con-Da vs Association, Educators vs Ainsworth.
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al Brock
Chris Wilson
Lyle Brock
Jim Witthott
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Andregg
Flynn
Keota
Jeff Buhr
Gary Collins
Doug Dunlap
Larry Fishback
Doug Joslin
Larry Brinning
Independents
Ron Wilson
Wa-Con-Da
Ainsworth
Roger Norris
Dallas Krantz
Larry Hawkins
ASB
Ed Cross
Bucks stay unbeaten in YMCA third and fourth grade action
The Bucks remain undefeated with a 132 win over the Lakers as third and fourth graders play. Knicks beat Bulls 6 4 and Celtics edge Bullets 76 in the same session led by Scott Craig and Eddie Hess with notable scoring.
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YMCA
Lakers
Knicks
Bulls
Celtics
Bullets
Mike Genkinger
Eddie Boone
Chris Mings
Stock
Scott Craig
Mark Crawford
Kevin Blackburn
David Brewer
Doug Longer
Eddie Hess
Brian Blackburn
Steve Sproule
Tim Rustan
Joe Hennigan
Rotary
Joe Falk
Jaycees
Iowa high school girls basketball poll stays led by Farragut
The latest Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union poll keeps four unbeaten teams atop the rankings. Farragut leads at 20-0 with a 50 game win streak, followed by Mediapolis 19-0 at No. 2, Hubbard 18-0 at No. 3, and Rockford 19-0 at No. 4.
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DES Moines
UPI
Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union
Farragut
Mediapolis
Hubbard
Rockford
Bowling Lane Leaders Show Week Results
Wednesday results list teams Roe Heating Jack and Jill Bryn Mawr Carson Shamrock Inn Squire Shoppe Ainsworth State Bank with Shamrock 0 Roe 4 Squire Shoppe 0 Roe 4 Bryn Mawr 3 Pepsi 1 Ainsworth 0 Jack and Jill 4 Jack and Jill 2614 total team series Carson 2507. High team games Jack and Jill 901 and 900 Roe Bryn Mawr 853. Betty Ward 561 Jean Chase 524. Betty Ward 208 in Close.
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Jack & Jill
U Bryn Mawr
Carson Plumbing
Pepsi Cola
Shamrock Inn
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