Palmer Trails Nichols By 2 At Masters
Arnold Palmer, 48, seeks one more Masters win as he trails leader Bobby Nichols by two after the first round. Nichols shot 67, with Palmer firing a 69 to sit tied for second as Jack Nicklaus and Tom Weiskopf sit nearby amid a rain affected, crowd lively day in Augusta. Elder, the first Black player in the tournament, posted solid rounds to join the early excitement.
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Barbara Nicklaus Charms Augusta Masters Visit Audience
Augusta coverage spotlights Barbara Nicklaus observing Jack Nicklaus at the Masters. Barbara discusses his play, caddie Willie Peterson, and spectators including Woody Hayes fans in Columbus. Palms and banter mix with tour vibes as Jack shoots 68 amid light rain and a flutter of VIP chatter.
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Iowa coaches propose rules changes for basketball games
The Iowa Basketball Association urges reinstating the hand raise after a foul and removing the technical foul for timeouts. They also seek flexible boys basketball holiday tournaments, limited to one per school per year, and a study of minimum practice requirements before games. Northern Iowa wrestlers Bill Koll and Rave Natvig enter the Iowa Wrestling Hall of Fame for 1946 47 and 1947 48 feats.
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Bucks Celtics and Rockets win Salvation Army league
The Bucks beat the Braves 94 73 as Terry Ask scored 30 and Mark Barger 22. Celts defeated Hawks 76 63 with Glen Mortenson 25 and Brian Wood 22. Rockets overcame Colonels 65 56 with Steve Mantagre scoring 29.
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Special Olympics District Meet Opens in Cedar Rapids
More than 600 athletes aged 10 to 60 from 11 counties compete in the 1975 East Central district Special Olympics at Coe Fieldhouse and Cedar Rapids YaICA Central branch. Opening parade at 1 p.m. features Mayor Don Canney, Grand Marshall Tait Cummins and Barron Breimier as sports marshal.
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