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rrwiiMwriqa 1 i tjt: US. mictthz rare THE CEDAR GAZETTE: Tbm, Not. IT. 151 ML St Patrick's -Tahe' Close Wins 3 Teams Could Threaten Tama's South Iowa Title By JACK OGDEN i I QNE the tightest faces In South Iowa Cedar league history is In prospect this season conference coaches Don Suchy in "Fine Shape" are correct In their predictions r-4boi 956-57 campaign. Tama, Montesuma, Marengo back, his Irish Gain Second Loop Victory, 58-54 Wagner's.

27 Lets Hounds Triumph, 59-52 snd Larry Wehr but squad had only a 5-13 mark a year ago. Toledo and Bellfc Plain are both shy on experience. George Duvall has only Larry Birch back from hi fine dub, while Emory Munson at Toledo Will build around Lettermen Tom Lyon. Gary Fink and Dennis Crouse. and Brooklyn all rated heavy support, with the defending champion Tamahawks probably the No.

1 choice. Buzz Levick has four letter-men back from his club thst lost onlyonet a year ago, but only one of tha four, Gary Wheeler, was a regular. Tama will miss Gene Zhome and Ralph Wentzien, two all-coiw ference eager who led the IOWA CITY, la. (UP) Iowa Canter Dob Suchy, who suffered a concussion in the Notre Dams game Saturday, was released from University hospitals Mon day with no apparent ill effects. Suchy was Knocked unconscious on a 23-yard touchdown play In the second period when he wu kicked in the head.

Dr. S. B. McConkle, assistant team physician, said Suchy was in fine shape and gufferad no apparent ill effects. Traer a Threat -X 1 IOWA CITY Guard Larry Wagner led Immaculate Conception of Cedar Rapids to a 99-92 win over Iowa City St.

Patrick's here Monday night with 27 points. The victory was second In as many games. Wagner scored 22 of his total 27 in the second half. Both clubs started slowly and at the end of the first quarter St Pats held a 14-13 advantage. That lead never went beyond live points as Terry Kelly and John willenborg, also a sophomore, made up for the hot shooting of Iowa Citys Joe Johnston and Frank Rya to bring the Hounds to a 24-24 halftime dead- lock.

DUBUQUE St Pats of Cedar Rapids registered its Second victory lif three Northwest Iowa Catholic conference games, a 68-94 verdict over St Columbkille here Monday. 8k Fats managed to stay ahead threat bent tha tight ball game, bat only by scant margins. Fete PafaU sad Charles SchllUf performed toe-end half bereios far tba winners, getting all the points. Rafail finished with 23 and SchllUg had IS. Cart Gibbs got 11 the first half.

It was St Columhkillts third setback. Charley Offeratah was Tama scoring, and Joe Anderson, an all-eo nca guard. Also missing is Bob Crabtree, another regular. Biaidti Wheeler, Ta PlM KMli SWEEP SPRINT FOR U. S.

Thase three American runners scored a 1-24 sweep in tha Olympic 200-mater dash Tuesday. From laft are Andy Stanfield, Bobby Morrow ana Thane Baker. Morrow fmishod first to wm his second Olympic gold medal Stanfield was sacond and Bakar third. Los Angeles Gets Seven In Pro Draft I ma has a a mlnger, I iDouf Foley L-AiJaBd Ernie -Olympics- Traer shares the favorites nod In the North Iowa Cedar league basketball race with Grundy Center and LaPorta City. Coaches figure Davo Hutchins club, which had an 18-4 record last year, will still be rugged with such cspable returnees as Bob Dedie, Gary Karr, Roger Barge and Ron Karr.

LaPorte, 18-6 a year ago, should be tough again, although Chuck Irwin has only Dallas Kray, Verne Peter and Bob Bellinger back. At Grundy, Chuck Riek figures to hava a vastly Improved squad, built around Gordon Akers, Gary Connell, Howard Fla ter, Allred Harberts and Ronnie Voss. Texan Captures NCAA Race PHILADELPHIA (UP) 12 clubs of the National FootbaU 8 tar Co-Dukes with league set out Tuesday to sign2 points, (Continued from Page 17). ro ate stars and a. cwh-ijiiijjMM cuT ter of dark honeslrwaims ilDka in the early draft I It JJ 11 II til In most of the all-ioiirrman i were snapped 5 clubs In the four selections held early to beat the (kiulUf SmviqMI LC.

held a 41-29 advantage at the end ef the third period. Bob Jennings' quintet threatened to pull away in the home stretch. Wagner again went to work in the final two minutes as be and Gary Michael, still another soph, controlled the ball for the remainder of the game. Aside from Wagners spree, Willenborg collected 16 and Kelly 11. Joe Johnstons 16 was tops for the Irish.

II Pit CimbldU 8-Man Honors the top collegiate the usual number they selected As expected, America prospects up by the rounds of again in an effort Canadian teams to contract talks But as usual, a number of unheralded players were chosen in preference to the touted Titans. The unknown among the most sought after players were chiefly linemen uncovered by the team scouts. They- included Don Mississippi Southern tackle, the No. 3 choice of the Pittsburgh Steelers, and Luke Owens, Kent State tackle plucked by th Baltimore Colts. AUSTIN, University shopping no one the fob.

sla trailed the U. S. by more than 100 points. An unofficial point table showed the United States way out front with 262 point to 149 points for Russia. The United States has a total of 16 gold medals to Russia's six and had won nine of 13 events in men's track and field.

Adhemar Ferreira da Silva of Brazil act a new Olympic record in winning the hop, step and Jump- although Bill Sharpe of Philadelphia surprised with a fourth-place leap of 63 feet 1 inches, probably the best ever by an American. The Brazilian covered 93 feet 94k inches breaking his own marie set in 1993 at Texas Still Is Seeking a Coach The Greyhound reserves wen their second straight by a score of 46-36. I. Frank Fish and St Pats Wimpy Rogers shared scoring honors-wjth 14 apiece. and the discus were the second and third of the current Olympics for Unde Sam, which already had finished 1-2-3 In the 400-meters hurdles.

Another strong American performance is expected Wednesday in both tha discus and tha 110-meter hurdle in which all three S. men won their heats Jack Davis of Glendale, Calif Lea Calhoun of Gary, Ind. and Joel Shankle of Durham, N. Parry OBrien, who sets a world record almost every time he appears, is considered a cinch to repeat his 1993 winning performance in the shot put Morrow established himself as the top ef the list ef the world's beet sprinters by taking tha 204-meters. He will hsva chance to make it three gold medals in the 400-meter relay event Saturday.

Andy Stanfield of Jersey City, N. winner of the 200 and a member of tha winning relay team in 1992, tied Owens record of 20.7 while finishing a stride behind Morrow, Thane Baker of Elkhart, Kan who will run with Morrow, Stanfield and Leamon King of Delano, Calif in tha relay, was third in the 200. oodsn Benda back, and that foursome set the pace when Tama knocked off on of the big four, Brooklyn. Bob Neighbors Montesuma clubs has seven returning let-terwinners and could wind up aa Tamas toughest rivsL Back are Leo Sterk, Marv Cheney, Mel A rend Howard Johnston, Jerry Barber, Jim Hansen and Paul Wiadow. a Ed Badger at Marengo baa some able lettermen back, too.

His club will be built around Bob Raderte, Ray Storck, Dale Speery, Jack Luca and Daren Rathjen. Despite the opening loss, Paul Byes Brooklyn crew is still In the running. He has fivs lettermen, too. In Larry Means, Wally Mcllrath, Dick Line-weaver, Paul Niemann and Rod Horrigan. 0 0 0 Toledo, Bello Plain and Sigourney arent figured in the titlo picture, although Bob Parsons Sigourney dub could surprise.

He has Ed Morrison, Jack Wallerich. Joe Hollingsworth, Bob Holle, Ed Hubbell EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) Walter McNew, an overlooked entry from the University of Texas, put on blazing finish Mondsy to win the 18th annual NCAA cross country run In the good time of 19:99.7. McNew (printed tha last half mil despite 27-degree cold' and three Inches of snow that made treacherous footing over the four-mile course. McNew overhauled favored Henry Kennedy of Michigan State, winner of tha Big Tea and IC4A meets and previously unbeaten this season.

The lender, 8-8, 124-ponnd Texan finished going sway, 66 yards ahead ef aecend-plaoa Jim Beatty ef North Carolina. ''Kennedy led at the mile, two mile and three mile marks but faded Into third place at the finish. Gaylord Denslow and Sel-wyn Jones, both of Michigan State, finished fourth and fifth to secure MSU the team title with a low of 28 points. St. fairieS-s t.

Johnitoa OCoMboT RFfttl I gym fflass- Strtk Cmlt ier Hon Com IMelLcber' Brighton, the states only unbeaten eight -man football quad, and Richland shared honors last week in the fourth annual all-state squad, selected by the Oskaloosa Daily Herald. Brighton, which now has won 16 straight games, put Guard Jerry Derby and Back Larry Knight on the first all- -stata team, while Richland had Back Larry Smith and Center Jay Swartzwelter. Other first team picks Included Ends Louie Moore, Delta; Craig Miller, Winfield, and Jim Waldron, Coin; Guards Don Desplanque, Bussey, and Dick Soukop, Ainsworth: Center Jim Sinn, Waylana, and Backs Robert Readshaw, New Sharon, and Gary Whitmore, Clearfield. it sol Totals it a so Total! Texts (UP) The of Texas was emphatic Tuesday that tt is still for a football coach and had yet been picked for Neither Bobby Dodd nor anyone else has been offered the position of athletic director and head football coach at the University of Texas, Dr. 0.

B. Williams, chairman of the university athletic Council, said Monday. Williams was quick to deny a report that Dodd, Georgia Teech coach, will be Texas new coach and athletic director. But Williams admitted that Dodd ranks high on our list Although Poland's Esbleta Kneslnska brake the Olympia mark and tied her own world record by taking tha women's bread Jump with a leap ef 29 Rar Hamas aaS Art Hoi load. Officii bout of c.

n. el. feet 9 Inches, Americas Willie White ef Breeaweod, Mias Three Hawks On All Biq 10 exceeded all expectation by finishing second to 19 feet 1144 inches. The sweep in tha 200-meters The Washington Redsktns elected Jim Fodohley, Central Michigan halfback, to the earth reand sad the Detroit Lie as grabbed Steve Janker, Xavier end, as their fourth selection. Notre Dames Paul Hornung, the halfback who did everything well despite playing on a sputtering team, wu the pick of the crop.

He was selected first by the Green Bay Packers, who won the annual bonus draw and had the right to choose any graduating college player in the nation. Numerically, Los Angeles wu the chief beneficiary of the draw grabbing seven of the 49 players selected in the four rounds a result of trades made previously with the Giant and the Forty-Niners. The Giants get the least Bomber oat ef the early draft, earning ap with only two players, Tackle Sam Deities ef South Carolina and Dennis Mendyk. Michigan State half. NOW America's targe ef SeOeri Ho Clear-Cut Favorite in Big Ten Cage War CHICAGO (INS) The Hawk-eyes of Iowa and Northwesterns surprising Wildcats placed five men between them on the 1996 International News Service nil Big Ten football team Tuesday.

Iowas newly-crowned Big Ten champions had three men named to the No. 1 squad while Northwestern was awarded two places. Only Minnesota and Wisconsins Badgers failed to land a man on the first team but each school was represented on the second team. Iowa was represented by Tackle Alex Karras, Quarterback Kenny Ploen and Center Don Suchy. Ray Gross If he can get off the floor.

Bob litzozw could become Wisconsin top scorer. Saturday nights opening games find Delaware at Michigan, Iowa Stata at Michigan State, Vanderbilt at Minnesota, Western Michigan at Northwestern, Butler at Ohio State, Purdue at Evansville and South Dakota at Wisconsin. Iowa opens Dec. 2 at Nebraska, Valparaiso Is at Indiana Dee and Butler is at Illinois, Dec. 8.

Michigan cant help but better its 4-10 conference record of last season but again will be lacking ig man. Also the Wolves will have to wait for grid star Ron Kramer to hit his basketball form. The Wolves will have more height and six returning letter-men. Wisconsin expects more height, more scoring and a stronger defense. The Badgers are green but could have a standout in 6' letewe Smoker Town ad Old Recognize Ovality nasr Tt am.

Kramer Michiiai Jeppeson, 6-744, er Dav Griffin, 6-3, fall to pan out. If either makes the grade, watch tha Gophers. 1 1 Indiana could turn Into a real power. The Hoosiera finished sixth but lost only Wally Choice from' what was an unperdictable and always dangaroua team. Branch McCracken has eight let-termen returning including Center Archie Dees.

Purdue has Lamar Lundy and Frank Cummings back plus one of their first groups of sophomores in years. The Boilermakers tied Ohio State for third last season but will miss the scoring punch of Joe Season and Dan Thornburg. Ohio State lost the Big Tens top scorer all-America Robin Freeman. Also gone are Chuck Ellis and Center Don Kelley, By Tha IwirilM Praia. Seven Big Ten basketball teams will swing Into pre-conference action Saturday night and a glance Into the future reveals one of the most wide-open races In history.

Only one thing is certain at present and that la Iowas defending champions will have a tough time repeating. Net. that there la an outstanding team to contend with bnt thVHawheye lost their entire starting lineup and their two top substitutes. Coach Bncky O'Conner says We have good sized team but lack speed. We have seme rood reserves and as their experience mounts they will become major factors In enr play," Illinois, runnerup to Iowa, looks like the top team in tha Big Bomba, Indian Jone.

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DU1 uit Pur4u Herrnelete. Mick Two Big 10 Players On All-America Team rm liMJ slra eiiii feralil Jon Arnett of Southern California was selected by Los Angeles Immediately after Hornung was grabbed. San Francisco then took John Brodie, Stanford quarterback: Green bay took Michigan End Ro Kramer; Pittsburgh took Len Dawson, Purdue quarterback; Cleveland went for Jim Brown, Syracuse fullback, and Philadelphia selected Clarence Peaks, the injured Michigan State halfback. The Baltimore Colts first choice was Gnard Jim Parker ef Ohio State; Washington took Don Bosoler, Miami fallback; the Chicago Cardinals picked Center Jerry Tabba of Oklahoma; New York had traded its flrat draft pick to Los Angeles, which chose Baylor Halfback Del Shofner, the Detroit Lions chose Gasrd Bill Glass of Baylor and the Chicago Bears took Earl Leggett of Louisian State. However, the Buckeyes could Ten at present despite the loss of NEW YORK (INS) Two Big football players, Ron Kramer of Michigan and Jim Parker of Ohio, were named to the International News Service all-America team, nasi tbam.

field two of the best forwards In the conference in Frank Howard and Jim Laughlln. Michigan State will be driving for another first-division berth and could be pressing tha leaden. The Spartans will be without Julius McCoy but they have mere height, depth and can field a starting linenp ef lettenncn. Bill Ridley and Paul Judson. The Illini still hava George BonSalle, the No.

3 scorer In the conference lari season and the return of Bill Altenberger, Harv Schmidt, Don Ohl and Hiles Stout. Illinois problem will be depth. The team that could make the biggest gains this season is Northwestern. The Wildcats won only one conference game last season and that was an upset victory over Illinois after Iowa had clinched the title. Northwestern will have its entire team back including Dick Mast and Glen Lose.

Minnesota eenld take It aD. Tha Gophers have Jed Dom-meyer, Dave Tucker and George Kline back pins mards Back Llndsley and George Hanson. All are ever six feet bnt Minnesota will lack a real big man if sophomore Warren e4e Hon ZrtBK (tUchtean), WsItoQ (Pittsburgh) TkIIh John Witt (Oreton State). Clone, Krueger ITnu A and Garda Jim Parker (Ohio State). BUI OlaM Bar lor), ranter Jerry Tubbs (Oklahoma).

Uaeka John Vrod) (Bten(ord). Jim Brown (Syracuse), Johnny Major, (Tso-Mum), Tommy McDonald (Oklahoma), SECOND TBAM. tada Buddy Cruse (Tenneeeeel, Lamar Lundy (Purdue), Srnle Pitta (Dearer). John BeU (Oklahoma). Taeklaa Ale, Karra, (Iowa), Lon Michael, (Kentucky), Paul Wtesla (Stanford) Guard, Bam Valentine (Penn State).

Allen Sekor (Oeorula Tech), Daa Currie (Mlenlran State). (eel-re Don Snehy (Iowa), Jim MeUienr (U L. A), John (Miehleaa Bute). Back, Paul Hornnnc (Notre Dame). Jim Crawford (Wyoming).

Clendon Thom- (Oklahoma). Jon Arnett (Southern gallfornlo). Claude Benham (Columbia) on Boaaeier (Miami. Pla John Bayuk (Colorado), Paul Rotenberry (Oeorgla Johnny Crow and Ji Tech). Johnny Crow ond Jerk Pkrdtw A total of 29 bf the 49 players selected were backfield stars and seven were ends.

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