Hawkeye Teams Set For Action This Week
Iowa's 35 game regular season opens with seven games in Iowa City from April 11 to 15 including doubleheaders with Luther and three contests with Bradley. Exhibition games do not count toward records. Big Ten action starts April 21 at Northwestern and Wisconsin follows.
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Nate Was Great for S F Warriors Win in Playoff Clash
Nate Thurmond led the San Francisco Warriors in a 3-2 series edge over Regis with 17 rebounds and a dominant second half push. Bill Sharman praised Thurmond while Richie Guerin and teammates battled in a high scoring, hard fought playoff night. The Hawks trailed by double digits but rallied, leaving the series tied as teams prep for crucial games.
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Van Buren Named Middletown Coach
Middletown appoints Van Buren as head coach for the Warriors amid notes of his prior success and career as a star athlete. The report cites his past roles with Philadelphia teams and recent work in coaching within the Continental and NA leagues.
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Dysart Geneseo Second in Quadrangular Girls Meet
Dysart Geneseo finished second with 54 points in a quadrangular girls track meet hosted by Dysart Geneseo, while Tripoli led with 78 points. The report notes earlier results from a triangular meet where Dysart Geneseo defeated Beaman Concord and Gladbrook, though text is garbled.
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Iowa Hawkeyes Begin Spring Drills Build Defense and Depth
Iowa City spring practice opens with 72 players and seven coaches led by Ray Nagel. The Hawkeyes aim to improve a defense that lost seven starters while contesting 20 drills in a calendar month ending with the May 13 intra-squad game at 1:30 p.m. Ed Podolak headlines a backfield returning major scorers as freshmen challenge for jobs with new staffer Dick Tamburo aiding the interior line.
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Cubs captain Santo aims for hopeful spring gains
Ron Santo says the Cubs enter the race in better shape after a strong spring training with little idle time under Leo Durocher and upbeat coaches. Mel Stottlemyre recalls pitching before President Johnson in Washington as he streams praise for the Yankees. Dick Williams believes the Red Sox will win more games than they lose.
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Cleveland Lawyer Tapped as Tennis Association Executive
Bob Malaga a Cleveland lawyer was named to the new post of executive assistant to the president of the U S Lawn Tennis Assn He will earn 50000 annually and coordinate amateur tennis activities nationwide He aims to elevate tennis to major gate attractions and has promoted Davis Cup and Wightman Cup events previously He served as Ohio attorney general aide from 1953 to 1957 and has practiced law since then.
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Heckroth Guides Dysart Geneseo Past North Tama 4-2
Billy Heckroth pitched a two hitter to lift Dysart Geneseo to a 4-2 high school baseball victory over North Tama on Monday. Dysart Geneseo scored two runs in the second and fifth innings to secure the win.
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