Louthery picks Brewer in NBA draft and other sports brief
Philadelphia coach Kevin Loughery names Minnesota guard Jim Brewer as his first round NBA draft choice. Other notes include Nixon presenting the Courage Award to Jack Pardee, Ernie DiGregorio winning the Lapekic Award, Israel quitting world table tennis championships for security, and several results from tennis boxing soccer and golf.
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Good Fishing Reports Dot Northwest Iowa Despite Snow
Iowa conservation officials say fishing is decent in northwest and north central areas like Storm Lake, Little Sioux River below Linn Grove dam, and Black Hawk Lake. Anglers find crappies, walleyes, and largemouth bass with jigs, minnows, and spinners. trout stocking halted due to snow, but streams already show trout. rest of state mostly inaccessible.
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Otter Creek Hosts ATA State Trapshoot Events
Three events on tap at Otter Creek Sportsmen's Club with practice at 9 30 and program at 10 30. Events include 100 16 yard targets 100 handicap targets and 25 pair of doubles at Otter Creek.
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Alberts Dominates Izaak Walton Trap Shoot
Dick Alberts shot 47 of 50 to win the weekly trapshooting event at the Izaak Walton club grounds. Don Roberts Steve Weber and Jack Kempler each hit 46 of 50 in the same competition.
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Ali Talks After Norton Fight Jaw Injury And Reflections
Muhammad Ali addressed reporters in Toronto after his March 31 loss to Ken Norton in San Diego. He described his wired jaw as a second round break from a right cross and blamed not Norton but his failure to follow religious guidelines for the defeat and for not fighting with his usual speed and precision. He also dismissed Joe Frazier as finished and defended his past performance.
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Big Ten baseball opens with nine doubleheaders this weekend
The 68th Big Ten season begins with 18 games across Friday and Saturday. Iowa misses Sundberg Schutzius and Heckroth while Michigan, Michigan State challenge. Dave Winfield tops Minnesota pitching with 382 spring average Honey. Indiana, Illinois, Purdue, Northwestern, Ohio State feature key lineups as teams chase early momentum.
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Rodgers to Serve 30 Day Jail Term as Boys Town Counselor
Heisman winner Johnny Rodgers begins a 30 day jail sentence at Lincoln City jail after driving on a suspended license. An earlier work release plan with Boys Town near Omaha is rejected by director Msgr. Nicholas Wegner who says Rodgers has not been offered a position and any work release must be approved by Lancaster County District Court.
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Indianola Hs selects Erwin Pellant as new head basketball coach
Erwin Pellant, the Indianola high school assistant basketball coach for four years, is named head coach succeeding Larry Pierce who resigned earlier this year. Pierce will stay in the district as a social studies teacher and head track coach.
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Boxing results from AP report span several cities world wide
The Associated Press records boxing results with Clyde Gray defeating Jimmy Hamm by knockout in Toronto while Mac Foster stops Sam McGill in Pittsburgh. Lonnie Bennet knocks out Frankie Evans in Las Vegas and the Miami Beart Area AGO bout ends with a stoppage.
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Sheldon Woman Leads Open Division In Bowling Championship
Dorothy Prostrollo of Sheldon Iowa bowled a 635 series to take the open division lead at the 54th annual Women s International Bowling Congress championship. She rolled 206 207 and 222 and helped her team Sheldon Lanes to first place in Division I.
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Jabali to Undergo Back Surgery in Denver
Denver star Warren Jabali, guarding the Nuggets era team, will have back surgery today as announced by an ABA club spokesman on Wednesday.
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