Andy Bean Tops Greensboro Open First Round
Andy Bean grabbed the first round lead at the Greater Greensboro Open after firing a five under par 67. His win marked his first pro victory and reshaped his outlook on the tour with plans to let his caddy handle the ball.
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Butch Baird
Larry Nelson
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Gary Player
Jefferson High coach Colin Williams resigns after four years
Colin Williams announced his resignation as Jefferson high school basketball coach at the end of the school year. He will remain as language arts instructor and golf coach at Jefferson, where his teams posted a 33-44 record during four seasons and produced former star Dean Athoff.
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High jumper Randy Overturf edges Mike Edwards for title
In the Mississippi Valley Conference indoor meet in Iowa City Randy Overturf of Joy Cedar Rapids Jefferson edged Washington's Mike Edwards for the high jump title. Washington won the league team championship.
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Randy Shaver
Ed Kotaska
Kotaska
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Wash Wins Valley Track in Iow a City Meet
Washington upset Clinton to win the Mississippi Valley Conference indoor track title in Iowa City at Recreation Building. Pete Riley set the mile record at 4 23.8 as Varrick Wilson Vernon Brown and a rookie mile relay team powered the Warriors to the title amid tragedy from a fatal Clinton car crash hours earlier.
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Jefferson
Dave Facion
Mark Williams
Uni-Dome
Dickinson
Cedar Falls
Dave
Varrick
Tom Novak
Moline
Roger Carlson
Iowa Recreation
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Cincinnati Firemen Start Regular Salaries in 1853
On this date in 1853 Cincinnati Ohio began paying the fire department a regular salary. Ordinary firemen drew sixty dollars a year.
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Ohio
King named Iowa's Most Valuable Player at banquet
Iowa senior Bruce Sky King 6-8 from Dayton Ohio led the Hawkeyes to an 18-9 season averaging 21 points and 12.9 rebounds earning MVP honors at the University of Iowa banquet. He will play in Las Vegas Pizza Hut Classic April 5 and was a second team All-Big Ten pick by AP and UP. King finished with 1361 points and 856 rebounds, ranking second in Iowa history. Murray Wier attended as a special guest and joked he never passed off.
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Wulfsberg
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Wier
Heelan Names Coach Karpuck To Succeed Triplett
Phillip Karpuck, a 1966 Heelan graduate and current defensive coordinator, has been named football coach succeeding Dave Triplett who left to join the Iowa State staff.
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ABC to broadcast final Open round live from New York
ABC will televise the final 18 holes of the 77th U S Open from New York on June 19, offering seven and a half hours of coverage. The network announced the plan on Thursday.
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