Redskins dip into cage ranks in NFL draft picks
New York AP report notes the Washington Redskins used basketball talents Quinn Buckner of Indiana and Waymon Britt of Michigan as selections in the NFL draft. Britt is defense back and wide receiver. Buckner is a defensive back. San Diego picked Oregon star Ron Lee as a defensive back. Seattle used Larry Shipp, a Louisiana State hurdler, as a wide receiver in the eighth round. Shipp has Olympic hopes.
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Ohio State and Cassady Family Ties in NFL Draft
The NFL draft features Cyclone brother acts and legacy names. Cassady, son of Heisman winner Howard Cassady, joins the Lions legacy lineage toward the Jets, while Louie Giammona from Utah State defies doubts to lead in rushing two years ago. Orrin Olsen from BYU follows, joining Merlin and Phil Olsen as pro peers. Washington makes a Canadian pick Brian Fryer and then picks Curtis Aking from Hawaii in a rare geographic swing.
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Stensruds No 1 Brother Combo Aims for Pro Dream
Iowa State stars Mike and Maynard Stensrud, Lake Mills farm boys, aim for NFL careers after proving health and skill. Coach Earle Bruce praises them as top Cyclones, with Mike moving to middle guard and Maynard switching to linebacker after injuries. Both emphasize faith and teamwork through Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
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Fort Dodge Names New Fort Dodge High Coach Hanson
Dennis Hanson, 27, was named the new head basketball coach at Fort Dodge high school on Friday. He had served as Sophomore coach for the past three years and is a Luther College graduate. Superintendent Dr. Earl Berge announced the hire, succeeding Jim Freist who resigned.
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Hargrave Picked by Raiders in 15th Round Draft
Hargrave Selected Upper Town defensive back Carl Hargrave by the Oakland Raiders in the 15th round Friday night. Green Bay chose Mike Timmermans guard from Northern Iowa in the 16th round. Town collegians previously picked include Rod Walters Joe Devlin Jim Jensen Rod Wellington Warren Peiffer Herb McMath Bill Salmon Bob Bos Greg Pitman Ferry Smith Randy Young.
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Canucks Lose Lalonde for Isles Playoff Run
Vancouver coach Phil Maloney announced center Bobby Lalonde will miss the remainder of the NHL preliminary round playoff against the New York Islanders. The absence could impact Vancouver's lineup as the series progresses in Uniondale, New York.
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Waukon boys trounce South Winn in dual meet
Waukon boys track defeated South Winneshiek 85-56 led by Russ Martin a quadruple winner and Bill Plein a triple winner. Waukon girls beat South Winneshiek 85-48 with Selma Kugel and Marsha Huffy as triple winners and Robin Sawyer earning two wins including discus and softball throw.
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North High Edges New Hampton 3 2 in opener
Kendall Jacobson delivered the winning RBI in the bottom of the seventh as North High squeezed past New Hampton 3 to 2 in a season opener. Bases loaded two outs, Jacobson drove in the winning run for North High.
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Pro Grid Draft Picks in a Fragmented Roster List
A long OCR fragment lists numerous NFL draft candidates by team and college, naming players such as Terry Iveland Brien Murrow Brad Bowman and many others from Mississippi Florida San Francisco State Oklahoma and more, with multiple cities and colleges scattered throughout. The piece reads like a chaotic roster teaser, lacking coherent narrative but preserving many named players and institutions.
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Drake scrimmages set as spring practice ends
Drake football will hold two more controlled scrimmages before concluding spring practice on April 21. No formal spring game will be played due to Drake Stadium unavailability. Coach Jack Wallace praised the workouts and quarterback Jeff Martin, noting strong moments on both sides and his three year experience showing through.
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Wilson Eyes Return to Cyclone Baseball After Injury
Bill Wilson, former Benton Community star and ISU freshman starter, suffered facial injuries from a rising fastball last Saturday. He was treated in Omaha and Ames before transfer to Iowa City for surgery. He expects to return to the Cyclones soon after Easter if medical clearance is given by Dr. Robert Bumsted.
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Palmer and Mays Highlight Weekend Sports Roundup
Arnold Palmer refused to retire after an 81- for 155, eyeing a reevaluation of his schedule. Willie Mays and Joe McDonald discussed his Mets role as discontent grows, with Reggie Jackson placed on disqualified list until he reports. Also, Ernie Davis case, Bills talks, and other results from golf and bowling events.
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