Aaron Captures Masters Title Ends Long Wait
Tommy Aaron wins the Masters in Augusta finishing four under par with a 283 total to claim the crown after 13 years on tour marked by runner-up finishes. Jack Nicklaus rallies for a dramatic finish as Aaron corrects a scoring error and avoids a potential penalty.
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Iowa spring football drills spark lively line competition
Iowa coaches report strong intra squad competition across positions with the offensive line leading the way as snow disrupts practice. A scrimmage is planned for Saturday at 11 a.m. at Kinnick Stadium provided the field is clear, paired with a baseball doubleheader against Minnesota at 1 p.m. Butch Caldwell and Kyle Skogman are primed to start at quarterback for the two sides.
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Nicklaus tops Masters round with 3 under par finish
Augusta reports Jack Nicklaus birdied the 18th to end at 3 under in the Masters while other college and Iowa football offensive line notes show players like FXL, Rod Walters, and Dave Butler shaping spring practice. Injury updates include Zahren and Royce Mix. Coach Lauterbur praises the improving defense.
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Baseball Standings Snapshot From National League
Fragmentary league standings show teams like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh with scattered results. References to Atlanta San Francisco Houston Cincinnati and San Diego appear with partial records and unclear dates.
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Peppers Jeter signs with Southern California
Gary Jeter nephew of Iowa star Bob Jeter signs with USC after initially signing a Big Eight tender with Nebraska. The 6-5 265 pound tackle from Cleveland joins Iowa in signing 26 players with five more expected, including quarterbacks Joe Fisher Tom Grime and prospect Doug Reichardt.
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