Feuerbach Sets Texas Relays Record at Austin Meet
Al Feuerbach of the Pacific Coast Track Club and Rice's Ken Stadel broke Matson's Relays marks in shot put and discus respectively at the Texas Relays in Memorial Stadium. Feuerbach threw 69 feet 8 3/4 inches, while Stadel reached 209 feet 2 inches, surpassing Matson's long-standing records.
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Ryan Enters Knoxville Field At Marion County Fairgrounds
Terry Ryan of Davenport joins a growing list for the U S Auto Club late model race at Knoxville on April 28. He will drive a 427 cubic inch Chevrolet in the 10 000 plus program alongside Don White Ramo Stott Hone Derr Al Unser and Butch Hartman among 30 plus entries for four events and a 100 lap feature.
NBA Postpones College Draft Amid Seattle Philadelphia dispute
The NBA postponed its 1973 collegiate draft from Monday to Thursday after a federal court voided Commissioner Walter Kennedy's awarding of Seattle's first round pick to Philadelphia. Kennedy plans a special board meeting Wednesday to resolve who gets the No 4 pick in the first round.
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Cornell Defeats Iowa Jayvees In Tennis Opener
Cornell opens its tennis season with an 8-1 win over Iowa Jayvees in Iowa City. Singles results include Cor win in six matches and Sodor and Beck securing straight-set victories. Doubles matches feature Wilent-Eimers and Sodor-Ash winning for Cornell.
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Ulmet Named New Ochoco High Coach in Oska loosa Shuffle
OSKALOOSA AP William Ulmet was named head basketball coach at Oska loosa Senior High School replacing Glen Smith who moved to Urbandale High School. Don Swim named head baseball coach at Oska loosa.
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K State Tops Iowa State in Big Eight Baseball Sweep
Kansas Jayhawks shut out Iowa State 5-0 as Rob Allinder pitched three hits allowed and earned the win. Ohm and Whitfield opened the scoring with a first inning RBI sequence, Evans added a sixth inning RBI, and Knoff delivered a two run double in the seventh. The series shifted from Ames to Lawrence due to a snowstorm. Kansas improves to 6-6 overall, 2-4 in the Big Eight, while Iowa State falls to 0-4, 3-9.
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Wings Fire Coach After Fifth-Place NHL Finish
The Detroit Red Wings dismissed head coach John Wilson after missing the Stanley Cup playoffs for a second straight season. General manager Ned Harkness cited the fifth-place finish in the NHL East as a contributing factor.
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Block Plans to Block Fishing License Increase
Des Moines UPI The Iowa House considers an amendment to stop an older resident fishing license requirement. The bill would raise licenses from four to five dollars and lift the five dollar annual fee for residents aged 65 plus, while a lifetime option remains five dollars.
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Ex Fight King Herman Dies At 77 In New Orleans
Pete Herman, twice world bantamweight champion and 1959 Boxing Hall of Fame inductee, died Friday night at a local hospital at age 77. He won the title from Kid Williams in 1917 in New Orleans, lost it to Joe Lynch in 1920, reclaimed it from Lynch in 1921 in Brooklyn, and finally lost the crown to Johnny Buff two months later.
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Minor League Games Across Several Leagues
Scores from Friday’s minor league play show Fawlucket and Richmond winning in a 3 inning game, Idewater 11 Peninsula 3, Pratucee 2 Charleston 6 Rochester 7, Savannah 6 Columbus 7 Montgomery 1 Birmingham 1. Pacific Coast results include Spokane 6 Eugene 3 Albuquerque 8 Salt Lake 1 Phoenix 8 Tucson 6. Texas League Amarillo 9 Midland 6 El Paso 3. San Antonio 2 Arkansas 2 Memphis 0. Also Southern League Orlando 2 Ash 0 Knoxville 6 Jacksonville 1 Savannah 6 Columbus 7 Montgomery 1 Birmingham 1. TOXaS League Tulsa 6 Evansville 7. Arkansas 2. Memphis 0.
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Iowa Grad Named Boston U Grid Coach
Paul Kemp, 40, a Pittsburgh assistant the past four years, was named Friday night head football coach at Boston University. He was chosen from over 50 applicants to replace Larry Naviaux, who left to coach at Connecticut. Kemp is a 1954 Iowa graduate and previously backfield coach at Arizona State during its 72-18 run from 1958 to 1967.
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Rookie Christenson Shines With Phillies In Mets Win
Larry Christenson, 19, becoming the youngest NL pitcher, held the Mets to one run over six innings before a two-out infield miscue ended his shutout bid. He benefited from strong support, including Deron Johnson’s three-run homer and solid defense as Philadelphia topped New York 7-1.
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Ryun nets first sub four minute mile in pro ranks at Detroit
Jim Ryun won pro track seventh ICA meeting in Detroit with a 3 59.8 mile time. Keino withdrew with a cold. Ryun’s victory came amid a modest crowd of 5,135 at Cobo Arena. Ravelomanantsoa tied the pro record in the 60-yard dash, while Oldenfield won the shot put.
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