Andy Bean Emerges as Golf's Colorful Pied Piper
Augusta profile of Andy Bean, a 24 year old Georgia native and University of Florida alumnus, who became a tour standout after winning the Doral Open. The piece highlights his outgoing personality, love of fun, charity to fans, and a temper early in his career, including a ball bitten in frustration and a bow to family support after his first Miami win. Bean’s background in Lakeland and Jekyll Island, his stocky 210 pounds, his father Tommy Bean, and the Beans’ close family dynamic are noted as factors shaping his rise.
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John Naber Wins 15th U.S. Crown in Canton
John Naber captured his 15th national amateur title at the AAU indoor meet in Canton Ohio. The 21 year old lowered his 100 yard backstroke national mark to 49.31 seconds beating USC teammate Steve Pickell. Tracy Caulkins, 14, set American records in the 200 breaststroke and earlier won the 100 breaststroke. Alice Browne, 14, became the first girl under two minutes in the 200 yard butterfly with 1 57.84. Other winners included Greg Jagenburg, Scott Spann, and Linda Jezek. competition concludes Saturday.
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Alice Browne
Mission
Greg Jagenburg
Newtown Square
Scott Spann
Auburn University
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Santard
Iowa State Splits Twin Bill With Minnesota
In the opener Barry Barritt walked with the bases loaded to score the winning run as Iowa State beat Minnesota 7-6. Tom Meine hit a grand slam to propel the Cyclones to a 6-1 lead before the rally. Brad Barclay took the loss. Minnesota answered 4-0 in the nightcap with Paul Moliter a single and Jerry Ajdur a triple. The Gophers stole two bases and turned an infield out to seal the win and improve to 3-7. A second doubleheader is set for 1:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Softball Umpire Call Issued for Cedar Rapids Parks
Cedar Rapids Softball Association seeks umpires for Fast Pitch and Slo Pitch games at the stadium area Ellis Park and Noelridge Park. Pay is 10.00 per Fast Pitch game and 8.00 per Slo Pitch game. Call the recreation commission at 398 5065.
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Two Hawkeye Tackles Injured in Spring Practice
Iowa City Iowa's football team suffers two injuries at spring drills. Sophomore Sam Palladino from Lindenhurst New York fractured dislocated his left ankle and will undergo surgery within a week. Senior Aaron Leonard of Pittsburgh sprained knee ligaments in his right leg and is out for spring.
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Burns To Speak At Hawkeye Football Clinic In April
Former Iowa coach Jerry Burns headlines the Hawkeye Football Clinic in Iowa City April 14 to 16. Now Minnesota Vikings offensive coordinator, Burns led Iowa from 1961 to 1965. Other speakers include Bill Reichow, Vern Thompson, Frank Verducci, Bob Cummings, and staff. A game-type scrimmage will close the clinic, with advance or on-site registration. Bill Whisler serves as clinic director.
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Williamsburg Dominates Raider Relays Title with Double Wins
Williamsburg led by double winner Norm Fowler captured the Raider Relays track championship with 13544 points while North Linn earned second with 86. Fowler won both hurdles becoming the meet’s sole double winner and Dennis Decker set a long jump record at 20 feet 7 inches. Meeker of L&M set a discus mark at 148-3 as Williamsburg led a field of Iowa area teams.
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Horne shoots ace at Jones Park hole No 4
Bob Horne of Cedar Rapids aces the par three 173 yard No 4 at Jones Park on Friday. He used a four wood and was witnessed by Ralph Ingels and Gary Widdel.
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Washington Falls to Wahlert in Tennis Meet
Washingtonsson John Locksley topped Dave Eberhardt 12 10 in No 1 singles but the Warriors lost 6 3 to Dubuque Wahlert. Singles results include O’Connor, Wild, Farbstein, Gorske, Steele and McKillip with multiple 12 5 and 12 4 victories. Doubles saw Eberhardt O’Connor defeat Lockster Gorske 12 9.
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Hawkeyes claim third straight conference tennis win
Iowa's tennis team defeated Michigan State to stay unbeaten in conference play at Friday's match in Iowa City. The Hawkeyes improve to 8-5 overall while MSU sinks to 0-9 in dual meets. Jeff Schatzberg and Kevin McNulty led with singles wins, and the doubles pairings fought through a tight three-set finish.
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Knicks Edge Buffalo 104 102 In Tight NBA Finish
New York Knicks race past Buffalo 104 to 102 in a late game duel. Detroit over Philadelphia 116 112 while Chicago defeats Houston 113 109. Boston beats New Orleans 120 109 and Milwaukee wins 118 107 over Atlanta. College tennis UNI tops St John 9 6 in a balanced dual. College baseball results not provided.
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Mau earns Cornell tennis player of the week honor
Walt Mau a sophomore from Topeka Kansas named Cornell College tennis player of the week for seven wins 3 in singles and 4 in doubles through the first four meets His rise to number three singles and number two doubles is noted by Coach Rob Ash as a surprising success for the Rams early season with wins over Luther Loras Upper Iowa and a 5 4 loss to Wisconsin Platteville
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Mason City Coach Named Drake Relays High School Referee
Prep official Dave Long of Mason City high school is chosen as the high school referee for the 68th Drake Relays on April 29 and 30. He was 1973 state track coach of the year and led the state Track and Field Coaches Association from 1972 to 1974. He has served 13 years on the state track advisory board.
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Brown sinks first hole in one at Squaw Creek course
Mike Brown of Anamosa aced the 109 yard par three 17th at Squaw Creek on Friday using an eight iron. Witnesses Juan Jose Debedout of Columbia South America and Harley Newell of Minneapolis Minnesota observed the shot.
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