Blancas Leads Monsanto Open With 67 As Aaron Withdraws
Homero Blancas fired a 67 to lead the Monsanto Open at Pensacola Country Club where Aaron withdrew after a 77. Doug Sanders stood second at 68, with Bob Charles and others at 69, underlining a tough first round in the $150,000 event. Aaron cited exhaustion after his Masters win as the reason for pulling out.
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Marion thinclads aim to build on Wamac title
Marion track coach Jerry Skilling previews a strong spring with 15 lettermen and returnees from a 1972 Wamac title run. Freshman John Barkdoll won the high jump and senior Bruce Witte swept the 880 events, while Barkdoll and Dave Moore earned letters.
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Top Trampoline Performers At Linn-Mar Qualifying Meet
Linn-Mar high school hosts the 1973 mid American qualifying meet of the US Trampoline and Tumbling Association. The 16 year old world champion Marilyn Stieg from Rockford headlines a field of Midwest competitors. Prelims start 10 am and finals at 2:30 pm with winners advancing to the national in Rockford in May. Strong entries from Iowa and neighboring states, plus participants from Tennessee and Ohio.
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Pro Sports Roundup NBA and hockey playoff notes
NBA playoffs update with Eastern and Western Conference semifinals schedules. Teams leading series include Boston, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, and Golden State with game times and networks noted. NHL Stanley Cup playoffs results show Montreal, Philadelphia, New York, and Chicago advancing with upcoming matchups and times.
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Roosevelt Girls Defeat McKinley Ninth Grade 36 33
Roosevelt girls beat McKinley 36 to 33 in ninth grade basketball on Thursday. Kim Wentzel scored 13 points for Roosevelt and Diane Schaefer led McKinley with 23. Roosevelt also won the B game 36 to 13. In Madison, Wis Iowa’s track meet with Wisconsin scheduled for Saturday was canceled due to snow.
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Puerto Rico to host two boxing cards with top contenders
San Juan reports that Esteban de Jesus, ranked fourth lightweight from Puerto Rico, and Victor Ortiz, ranked fifth junior welter, will headline separate boxing cards in the next two weeks.
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Thirty two Scout troops to contest benefit tourney
Thirty two Scout troops from the Eastern Iowa district compete Saturday and Sunday in a benefit basketball tournament at Washington high school and Coe college. Proceeds aid Scouts heading to the national jamboree with early rounds at Washington starting 9 am and later rounds at Coe beginning noon Sunday.
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Foreman to Hold Benefit Exhibition in Las Vegas
Heavyweight boxing champion George Foreman will stage a benefit exhibition at Circus Circus Hotel in Las Vegas on April 28, announced by the venue on Tuesday.
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Morrall vows return as Dolphins quarterback this fall
Earl Morrall told about 1200 Miami Dolphins fans he will return as one of the quarterbacks this season. The 37-year-old said it is in his blood and he still enjoys the game.
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Miner and Hines Named to Outstanding College Athletes List
Blair Nebraska reports Terry Miner and Steve Hines, former Cedar Rapids Kennedy stars, are among five Dana College athletes chosen for the 1973 Outstanding College Athletes for America. Miner is a basketball player while Hines excels in football and baseball. Selection honors leadership service scholarship and athletic achievement.
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Irish Pat Duncan Wins in Reno Knockout
Fight results from Associated Press show Irish Pat Duncan of Carson City Nevada defeating Eduard Coffey of Sonora Mexico by knockout in Reno. Chu Chu Alonso from Mexico City stopped Mar Yu zon of The Philippines in Los Angeles. Tony Garcia of Rico drew with JT Dowe in Tampa. Let want ads help you buy. Call 398 8234.
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