IHSAA announces semifinal sites for Iowa high school football playoffs
The IHSAA named first round sites for all classes. Eight pairings feature top teams such as Sioux City East Cedar Falls Cherokee Washington Monticello and Wall Lake. Neutral sites used when neither school had adequate fields. Championship games set for 1 p.m. November 18 at sites to be announced.
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Tama
Wall Lake
Hamburg
Denison
Radcliffe
Waco
Olds
Grinnell
Ihsaa Board of Control
Ali vows to KO Bob Foster in eighth round
Muhammad Ali predicted a decisive eighth round knockout of lightweight champion Bob Foster in Stateline Nevada. Foster warned Ali not to underestimate him as both prepare for the November 21 bout at Sahara Tahoe Hotel with Ali earning 250000 dollars against a share of receipts and Foster 125000.
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New York
UPI
Muhammad Ali
Bob Foster
Stateline
Nev
Ali
Foster
Albuquerque, N.M
Muhammad
Sahara-Tahoe
Joe Frazier
Frazier
Jerry Quarry
Women Volleyball Meeting At Y Gym Friday
Women interested in playing volleyball are invited to check in at the Y gymnasium this Friday at 7 p.m. Mrs. Jack Fish YWCA gym chairman will organize the team and welcomes those who may have missed the earlier program notice.
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Y Gymnasium
Jack Fish
Ywca Gym
Lovell Named to Weatherby Nasco Board in Wisconsin
Astronaut James A. Lovell named to board of Weatherby Nasco Inc in Fort Atkinson Wisconsin. Lovell serves as deputy director of NASA Manned Spacecraft Center Science and Applications Directorate. Weatherby Nasco supplies educational materials and produces sporting rifles and hunting gear.
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Fort Atkinson, Wis
UPI
James A. Lovell
Weatherby Nasco Inc
Lovell
NASA Manned Spacecraft Center
Weatherby Nasco
Knicks rally to defeat Portland in lone NBA game
The New York Knicks beat the Portland Trail Blazers 111 to 95 in Portland. Dean Meminger Bill Bradley and Dave DeBusschere fueled a 34-18 Knick third quarter, turning a halftime deficit into a 15 point edge as Walt Frazier and Willis Reed sealed the win in the fourth period.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
New York Knicks
Dean Meminger
Bill Bradley
Portland Trail Blazers
National Basketball Association
Meminger
Bradley
Dave DeBusschere
Knicks
Sidney Wicks
DeBusschere
Blazers
Walt Frazier
Willis Reed
Frazier
Reed
Utah Stars overwhelm Cougars for 124 112 ABA victory
The Utah Stars outscored the Carolina Cougars 124 to 112 as four Stars players surpassed 20 points including Glen Combs 24 Willie Wise 23 Ron Boone 23 and Jimmy Jones 22. Utah held the lead most of the game shooting 55 percent and converting 34 of 35 free throws. Billy Cunningham 29 and Mack Calvin 25 led the Cougars in scoring.
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Raleigh, N.C
UPI
Utah Stars
Carolina Cougars
American Basketball Association
Utah
Carolina
Cougars
Glen Combs
Stars
Willie Wise
Ron Boone
Jimmy Jones
Billy Cunningham
Mack Calvin
Washington High decathlon features new WHS marks
Washington High School students set multiple records in the WHS decathlon led by Kevin Roth who clocked 646 sit ups for a new sophomore mark. Senior Randy Wehr posted 34 chin ups and Dave Green threw the football 172 feet as part of the ongoing annual program started by Skip Speece.
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Kevin Roth
Washington High School
Roth
Dan Dempsey
Randy Wehr
Dave Green
WHS
Skip Speece
Marion
Ind
Speece
Waco
Washington
John Davis
Davis
New York
California
Don Adams
Adams
Demon
YMCA Plans Cage Leagues for All Ages In Washington
Organizational meetings at the Washington YMCA set for Wednesday evening for junior high and high school age leagues. High school play begins November 15 with games on Wednesday nights. Men’s league meeting is Thursday November 9 at 7 30 p m in the McCleery Room. team sponsorship costs 80 dollars with play starting November 16. Grade school leagues include third fourth and fifth sixth grades. young and older boys practice November 15 and November 17 respectively, with team selection on December 2.
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Washington Ymca
YMCA
McCleery
Greenlee earns Spartan of the Week for Dubuque win
Doug Greenlee of Washington, a Dubuque U sophomore and former Washington High School player, was named Spartan of the Week after he helped the Spartans beat Wartburg 31 to 28. He led the defense, enabling three touchdowns and blocking a Wartburg punt.
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Doug Greenlee
Ralph Greenlee
Washington
Washington High
Dubuque University
Wartburg
Greenlee
Spartan
Dubuque
Iowa
Local decathlon records listed for 1971 1972 athletes
The page records multiple marks by athletes including Randy Wehr Randy Goeke Ward Anderson Don Adams Dave Green and Kevin Roth. Notable feats include 172 ft 8 in for a throw and 38 ft 5 in plus several sprint times and furthest distances across events.
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Randy Wehr
Rusty Tschantz
Kevin Roth
Joe Gebhardt
Jim Owen
Dave Green
Randy Goeke
Ward Anderson
Randy Martin
Don Adams
Caldwell Dickel honored Hawks for Iowa football week
Freshman quarterback Butch Caldwell of Dayton Ohio was named Offensive Player of the Week for the University of Iowa after directing a 99 yard scoring drive in his first start versus Wisconsin. Dan Dickle of Kiona was named top defensive player for the second straight week with 18 tackles and a forced fumble. The Hawkeyes prepared for Saturday's game against Michigan with a scouting focus and a knothole section for high school students.
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UPI
Butch Caldwell
Dayton
Ohio
University of Iowa
Caldwell
Wisconsin
Hawkeye
Dan Dickle
Kiona
Hawkeyes
Joe Michigan
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