Fastest Human Arrestd In Drug Case Nets Bond
Olympic gold medalist Bob Hayes once known as the worlds fastest human was arrested in a north Dallas suburb on drug charges along with business associate Bob Adler. Hayes 35 and Dycon International vice president faced delivering cocaine and Quaaludes to undercover officers. Adler was charged with cocaine delivery. Hayes posted 30000 bond after three months of undercover work.
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Dallas Cowboys
Bob Adler
Dallas
Hayes
Dycon International, Inc
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NCAA rules cited in alleged scholarship aid violation
A Big Eight department allegedly allowed athletes to receive free typing services, flagged after a six week lead of distributing questionnaires to athletes on academic services use. Mark Roth surged from ninth to lead after four rounds in the Greater Hartford Open, a $70 000 event. Darlington Raceway faced a scorching, windy day turning the track slick as repairs and sand raised safety concerns for upcoming Rebel 500 qualifying. Houston McTear was named outstanding indoor season athlete while Mu Tieh chu, touted seven feet nine point seven inches tall, drew attention amid questions from officials about his height.
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Mark Roth
Houston McTear
MU Tieh-Chu
Mu Tiehchu
China
Morgan drives Reds past Astros 11-9 in opener
Joe Morgan slugged a solo homer two doubles and five RBIs as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Houston Astros 11-9 on opening day at Riverfront Stadium. The game featured a seventh inning triple play by Houston and rain delays totaling 1 hour 42 minutes.
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Cincinnati Reds
Houston Astros
Cincinnati
Riverfront Stadium
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Reds
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Morgan
J.R. Richard
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Dan Dreissen
George Foster
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Roger Metzger
Terry Puhl
Cedar Rapids Giants
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Seattle Mariners
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Roger Erickson
Seattle
Roy Smalley
Willie Norwood
Minnesota
Mariners
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Twins
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Johnson Wild
Ruppert Jones
Smalley
Norwood
Rod Carew
Erick
Nasty Impresses Scouts as Giants Add to Depth in Phoenix
CASA GRANDE Ariz Notes from Cactus League play highlight Phil Nastu a left hander who rose from Cedar Rapids to Waterbury and now joins the Phoenix Giants on the Class AAA roster He posted a 16 4 rookie season and aims to win 15 games this year while Rich Murray also trains with the big club and is noted as CR standout Mur ray later links to former CR star Eddie Murray Also recaps Cubs spring training misc including corrections and standout ERAs for Reuschel Sutter and Roberts up to 2.53
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Pocahontas
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Phil Nastu
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Kingman
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Paul Reuschel
Dave Roberts
Bruce Su
Washington Wins In Rare No. 6 Singles Duel
Dubuque Washington junior Charlie Wellso takes the No. 6 singles match and pairs with Doug Nemmers to win at No. 1 doubles as Dubuque Wah lert tops the Warriors 6-3. Washington heads to Muscatine for a Saturday dual meet.
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Cedar Rapids
Washington
Charlie Wellso
Doug Nemmers
West Union North Wins Triangular Over Corners
West Union North scored 95 points to beat Decorah and Oelwein in a triangular track meet on Thursday. Chuck Meyer and John Brubaker were double winners for North, with multiple event honors across sprints, jumps, and relays.
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Decorah
Oelwein
Chuck Meyer
John Brubaker
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Coe teams open season with Cedar Rapids coaches
Two volunteer Coe coaches from Cedar Rapids lead the golf and tennis squads into the season opener. William Cass of Cedar Rapids Transfer and Storage oversees a tennis team with five lettermen and a Saturday home match against Knox and Monmouth. William Fletcher of Rapids Chevrolet brings five returning golfers to two meets this weekend.
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Coe
William Cass
Cedar Rapids Transfer and Storage
Knox
Monmouth
William Fletcher
Rapids Chevrolet
Grinnell
Bill Shield
Milwaukee
Cass
Roy Bryan
West Germany
Roger Pillsbury
Galesbury
Iowa
Fletcher
Wade Wagner
Mark Dukes
Kurt Lichty
Mason City
Mark Tappan
Elkadeer
Ken Arthur
Marion
Linn-Mar Dominates Triangular Meet With 83 Points
Linn-Mar wins the girls track triangular with 83 points led by multiple event wins. Monticello takes second with 62 and Center Point scores 43 as Sprinters and relays set fast marks.
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on-Mar
Monticello
Center Point
Smiths rally seals UNI softball win over Luther
Teresa Kennedy belted a three run homer in the seventh and Pam Schneider added a run scoring single in the ninth to lift UNI past Luther 4 3 in game one while Angie Smith drove in Luther s lone run in a 1 0 victory in game two
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Teresa Kennedy
Pam Schneider
UNI
Luther
Angie Smith
Valley nnbs Fayette title caps Fayette County girls meet
West Union Valley Elgin took the team title with 103 points, edging Oelwein 81 as Gail Smith of Valley swept the hurdle events and led the 440 relay. Other results feature Kim Holm long jump and Lorie Arndt shot put with strong Valley performances.
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Sheila Maas
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Ann Middiekauff
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Pat Cunningham
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Moline Slo-Pitch Tournament Seeks Teams
The Shaft in Moline sponsors a men s class A 16 team slo pitch tournament May 5 to 7 at Beling Park. Entry is 65 dollars and includes two balls. For more information contact Larry Johnson at 762 4234 or Don Jones at 794 9721.
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Beling Park
Larry Johnson
Don Jones
Parker Boothe top Coe hitters in non-conference run
Coe College Kohawks post strong non-conference numbers with Parker hitting .459 and Boothe .500 leading a trio with 20 plus RBIs. Pitchers Milbert and Schnoebelen own sub 2.0 ERAs as Minder and Wagner show promise for Monmouth doubleheader weekend.
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Kohawks
Monmouth
Charles Boothe
Mark Parker
Parker
RBI
Boothe
Jude Milbert
Dyersville
Steve Schnoebelen
C.R
Jack Minder
C.R. Kennedy
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Monona Mfl
Monte Heinemeyer
Rockford, Jr
Matt Novak
Summerside Named Omaha World-Herald Sports Editor
Don Summerside, longtime night news editor of the Omaha World-Herald, is appointed sports editor to succeed Bill Hord. Summerside, 38, has spent 14 years with the paper.
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Don Summerside
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Omaha World-Herald
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Summerside
World-Herald
Ru dolph to help dedicate TSU's 300th Tartan track
Nashville AP reports Wilma Rudolph three time Olympic gold medalist from the 1960 Games will help dedicate Tennessee State University's 300th Tartan track this Saturday. The ceremony honors Rudolph's athletic legacy and TSU track program history.
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Nashville, Tenn
Wilma Rudolph
Tennessee State University
Cedar Hills league seeks players for 1978 season
Cedar Hills announces a shortage of players in the Kids League baseball and softball programs. At least 150 more youngsters are needed. Cedar Hills area residents should contact their school for entry blanks. Deadline extended to Monday.
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Cedar Hills
LaSalle High athletic banquet set for Saturday
LaSalle High School plans its annual athletic banquet at 6 p.m. Saturday in the school auditorium. Barron Bremner Coe Athletic Director will be the speaker. Public invited. tickets cost 7 dollars each.
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LaSalle High School
Barron Bremner
Coe
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