Jamieson Set for Amana VIP Masters Weekend
Jamieson of Moline will play in Amana VIP at Finkbine on July 17 as part of the Masters tour event featuring a strong field. Jim Jamieson tied for fifth in his Masters debut with an 18 hole near-lead, while Lanny Wadkins adds a rising star angle. The benefit supports Iowa club scholarship funds with Amana supplying attractions and funds, plus ticket profits aiding scholarships.
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Ground Crew Strikes Threaten Pirates Home Opener
Pittsburgh AP The Pirates home opener at Three Rivers Stadium may be delayed if the 90 member provncials crew walks out over a new contract. Teamsters Local 250 secretary treasurer Sam Montani said picket lines would form if no agreement by midnight Saturday. The Cubs visit Tuesday as the reigning champions prepare to play at home.
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Hill Leads Monsanto Open With Pathetic One Under Par
Dave Hill shot a first round 67 to lead the Monsanto Open by one stroke at Pensacola Country Club. Lee Trevino withdrew with fatigue after a 74, while Bob Smith, Kermit Zarley, Chris Blocker and Jim Colbert followed at 67 and 66-69 on a tough day. Hill blamed the round on luck and praised his short game as he navigated trees, bunkers and a costly par miscue on the seventh.
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Pacific Coach Named at Cal
Dick Edwards, who coached four University of Pacific teams to conference championships, is named head basketball coach at the University of California. Cal athletic director Dave Maggard announced Edwards will succeed Jim Padgett, who resigned after four years and is now coach at the University of Nevada Reno.
NBA Scores and Playoff Push Highlighted in Irregular Card
Disjointed text from a sports page shows NBA results and playoff context with mentions of New York, Minnesota, and other teams. The fragmentary OCR hints at quarterfinals and league play alongside minor and college baseball notes, lacking coherent detail.
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Gatens of Iowa City West Is All American
Mike Gatens of Iowa City West high school is the sole Iowan named to the 100 man All American high school basketball team chosen by Coach and Athlete Magazine and the Sun Kist Growers Association. Gatens, a center headed for the University of Iowa, was also listed among Basketball Weekly’s top 67 preps. Four Iowans received honorable mention: Kevin Kiley, Ron Pexa, Steve Saladino, and Rendy Trine.
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Camanche Netmen Triumph In Tight 5 4 Duel
Camanche Netmen win 5 4 over Kennedy in a pivotal doubles test as Jeff Girls split in two dual golf matches. Prairie and Jones Park hosts featured mixed results with individual performances from Hill Fitz and others amid a cluttered scoreline.
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Kennedy Tops Lions on Links in Columbus dual
Kennedy defeated the Lions 166 to 176 in a golf dual at Twin Pines. Key coach notes Kennedy remains active in matches while announcing a personnel change. The report mentions Lin-Mar’s Kevin Hyduk and Dave Chambers with medallist honors and a transition to a varsity role.
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Moderne Gymnastique Clinic Slated For Cedar Rapids
A two day Moderne Gymnastique clinic will be held Saturday and Sunday at the Sokol hall in Cedar Rapids 415 Third Street SE. Registration Saturday at 8:30 a.m. with sessions 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on both days. Instructor Mrs Karel Prchal of Chicago an international expert will conduct. Women PE teachers and others may call Mrs Donald Smith at 3622759 for details.
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Northwestern Students Rename Wildcats to The Purple Haze
Northwestern University students vote to rename athletic teams The Purple Haze by a margin of 851 to 568 in unofficial results. The athletic department has not endorsed the change. Students also vote to keep naval ROTC on campus and back George McGovern for president with Nixon and Shirley Chisholm trailing.
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Grabe Elected Prairie Boosters Head for West Liberty
Ivan Grabe is named president of the Prairie high West Liberty booster club for the 1972 Spring Open amateur golf season. The event, set for May 28, lists Darrell Stolka as secretary and Darrell Jansa as treasurer, with Joe Zalesky as vice president. Entries are being accepted by writing to Tournament Chairman Box 136, West Liberty, 52776.
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Knicks, Squires Big Winners In ABA Playoffs West Finals
Indiana Pacers beat Denver Rockets 91 89 as Freddie Lewis and Roger Brown each scored 20. Lewis key block in final 14 seconds and Keller added a late free throw. Virginia Squires crushed New York Nets 198 91 to open East Division finals. Julius Erving joins Atlanta NBA, Charlie Scott leaves for Phoenix.
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McGaffin Elected President of Iowa Athletic Directors
Chuck McGaffin of Winterset was elected president of the Iowa High School Athletic Directors Assn at the Central States conference in Cedar Rapids. New officers include Harald Sweet as first vice president Jack Steinberg as second vice president Howard Stutzman secretary Clint OStille treasurer and new directors Beanie Cooper Orville Madden John Harris Dennis Shabanis Chuck Harnisch Bill Holmstrom and Bob Jennings.
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Kennedy Invitational Girls Track Preview At Kennedy Meet
Midland’s Jan Paulsen and Debbie Croft headline a field of state champions as 19 schools compete at the Kennedy Invitational girls track meet. Prelims start 10 AM with finals at 2 PM, featuring top athletes from Belle Plaine BGM Benton Community Linn Mar and others across Iowa.
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Sample Is Convicted Sample Is Convicted
Former NFL player Johnny Sample was convicted on 10 counts of endorsing state government checks in U S District Court Philadelphia He was acquitted on one count The verdict carries up to 75 years in prison and relates to $7400 in allegedly fraudulent endorsements Sample testified he was in New York City on April 5 1971 winning $7000 at Aqueduct Race Course during the four day trial Prosecutors said he used celebrity status to influence bank tellers Public records show Sample has run a ticket agency since retirement
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Denver Linebacker Traded to Buffalo
Broncos announce Denver linebacker David Washington is traded to Buffalo for linebacker AJ Andrews. Transfer completed Thursday with both clubs confirming the deal and terms.
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