Thirteen Youngsters Defend Midwest Junior Olympic Boxing Titles
Thirteen youngsters defended Midwest Junior Olympic boxing titles as two days of finals concluded at Ellis YMCA. Eleven Ellis and Vinton boxers earned championships with Cedar Rapids Jans Boyd taking team honors and caps on regional and national qualifiers planned for Muscatine Rapid City and beyond.
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Ellis Ymca
Ellis
Drew Hachey
Greg
Ike" Scott
Mike Henry
John Hachey
Cedar Rapids
Rod Reitenstahl
Scott Hogan
Jerry Laughridge
Vinton
Cal Christensen
Muscatine
Ralph Voyce
Chris Vanvenbrock
Manree
David Bolsinger
Maryin Clendenen
Dutuque
Jim Christensen
Monroe
Rapid City
South Dakota
Clinton Wins Hawkette Golf Invitational at Big Rock
Clinton captured the second annual Hawkette Golf Invitational at Big Rock Country Club sponsored by West Union North High School. Medalist honors went to Sandy Buhrow of Denver with a 47. Devorah, New Hampton, and North each entered two learners. Hawkeye boys golf invitational set for next Saturday at 8 am at West Union Country Club.
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Payette
Clinton
Big Rock Country Club
West Union North High Acoul
Sandy Buhrow
Denver
Devorah
New Hampton
North
Leeans
Weat Union Country Club
North High School
Crockett Backs Track Boycott
DES MOINES Iowa AP Jory Crockett the only man to run 100 yards in nine seconds backs a boycott by U S amateur athletes to protest lack of rewards He criticizes NCAA AAU and Olympic selection timing noting financial hardship and disqualification for professionalism He questions system racism and urges changes despite fear of union reactions
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Des Molnes
Iowa
Jory Crockett
Boyce
U.S
Crockett
Crookists
NCAA
National Collegiate Athletic Association
AAU
Amateur Athletic Union
Steve Prefontaine
Pether
Bahr's Goals Pace U.S. in Soccer
Chris Bahr, Penn State placekicker, scored both goals as the United States beat Bermuda 2 0 to advance in Olympic Games qualifying. Bahr joined the U S squad last week after Bermuda won the first contest in Bermuda 3 2.
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San Francesco
Chris Bahr
Penn State
U.S
Bermuda
Bahr
Williams Stearns Aims For Montreal After 9.1 100 Relays
Tish Daly reports Williams Stearns, 21, blamed a nine month error for losing world No. 1 status after a wind aided 9.1 seconds in the Mt. San Antonio Relays. He vows to focus on mental and physical control as he targets the 1976 Montreal Olympics, acknowledging the 100 yard finish was faded by his belief the race was longer. Williams emphasizes he sees no challenger and plans to push toward Olympic form.
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Walnut
Cail
Tish Daly
Steve Williams
Mt. San Antonio
Montreal
Williams
Geiberger Wins Tournament of Champions After Playoff
In Carlsbad California Al Geiberger defeated Bob Player in a sudden death playoff to secure his seventh PGA Tour title. Player missed a 12 foot birdie putt on the playoff hole, Geiberger sank a nine foot birdie to win. Geiberger credited his luck with a worn routine and his wife’s peanut butter and jelly sandwiches helped fuel his comeback.
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al Golberger
Lynn
Gary Player
Carlsbad
Calif
Gacy
al Geiberger
Tyo
South Africa
Jess
Geiberger
Player
la Costa
Sinc
Wisconsin Vaults into Title Chase
Wisconsin's red hot Badgers won three games over the weekend to stay in strong contention for the Big Ten baseball championship. They beat Purdue 2-1 and 12-9 to reach 4-2, while Michigan State and Michigan led the conference but were not scheduled. Minnesota also won a doubleheader to remain in the chase as three doubleheaders dot the coming schedule.
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Wisconsin
Badgers
Purdue
Michigan State
Michigan
Spartans
Minnesota
Alan
Gophers
Indiana
Are i i
Iows
Northwestern
Ilinois
Lows
Rudolph Remains In Intensive Care In Washington
Mendy Rudulph, veteran NBA referee, collapsed during the Washington Buffalo playoff game and will stay in the intensive care unit for three to four days. A hospital spokesman says the condition is a respiratory ailment and the patient is stabilized.
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Rudolph
Washington
Mendy Rudulph
Treferee
Washington Hospital
NBA
Tudolph
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