Walk-on Emerges In Iowa Spring Drill Headlines
Iowa spring practice notes show walk-on Dean Drenzek, Milwaukee bred and 200 pounds, moving to backup defensive end behind Larry Horton as quarterbacks vie for leadership. The roster lists 92 players with several players from Gary Indiana Cedar Rapids St. Augustine and Edina Minnesota, while Frank Lauterbur laments pass protection and highlights Dave Harris as starting flank.
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Milwaukee
Larry Horton
Town
Gary
Ind
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Prentus Gates
al Matthews
Cedar Rapids
Kyle Skogman
Chuck Darling
Clark Malmer
John Doran
Kansas City
Brian Rollins
Jerry Reardon
Kelly Disser
Bill Schoonover
Hawkeyes
St. Augustine High School
New Orleans
Wendell Bell
Rich Solomon
Murphy Anderson
Edina
Minn
Tom Cabalka
Mike Dillner
Tom Halleckson
Lauterpur
Frank Sunderman
Rob Fick
Dave Harris
Lauterbur
Mark Nelson
FXL
Iowa
NASCAR hears protest over Martinsville race result
Richard Pearson and car owner Ralph Moody asked NASCAR's racing commission to overturn the decision that Richard Petty won the 250 mile stock car race at Martinsville. NASCAR chief steward John Brunner Jr said the hearing information would be reviewed in Daytona and a ruling would come in a few days.
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S.C
Richard Pearson
Mercury
Ralph Moody
Nascar
Racing Commission
Richard Petty
Martinsville
John Brunner
Daytona
Fla
Hawks Win Triangular On Prairie Field
Prairie high school scored 106 points to win a triangular track meet on its home field Wednesday. LaSalle finished second with 43 and Benton Community third with 31. Double winners were Dave Handley of LaSalle and Doug Zach and Tom Wilson of Prairie.
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LaSalle
Benton Community
Dave Handley
Doug Zach
Tom Wilson
Prairie
Malloy
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Roman
Handley
Cline
Heitmann
Ben
Whiting
Vite
Mullane
Seamus
Benton
Zach
Wilson
Walter
Terrel
Kaiden
Rss
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Stepanek
Evert
Bene
Kubicek
Gen
Medley
Cleppe
Boston
Fisher
Brown
Banse
Ohde
Slaymaker
Pickart
Beer
Welch
Dusil
Foyt Unveils Coyote II Ahead of Indy 500 Title Bid
A. J. Foyt unveils the orange Coyote II race car with 800 horsepower, lighter weight, and new aerodynamics as he pursues a record fourth Indianapolis 500 victory. He notes improved fuel efficiency, Brakes, and a four speed gearbox, and plans to adjust the car if speed at the brickyard falls short.
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A. J. Foyt
Houston
Foyt
Speedway
Brickyard
Two Upsets in North and South Amateur Golf
Peter Zaccagnino a 49 year old Hartford lawyer upset defending champion Gary Cowan 2 and 1 while Downing Gray defeated Walker Cupist Allen Miller 2 and 1 to share upset honors in the North and South Amateur third round. Rain forced revised schedule with two rounds on Wednesday and fourth round moved to Thursday morning before the quarterfinals in the afternoon.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Peter Zaccagnino
Hartford
Milwaukee 107 Baltimore 99 in NBA Playoffs
Milwaukee dominates Baltimore 107 to 99 to take a 3-0 series lead in the best of seven. West Final Utah 108 Indiana 101 secures a 4-3 Utah series win as ABA playoff action continues with Utah hosting Kentucky in a first game on Saturday televised nationally.
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Milwaukee
Baltimore
Milwauke
Utah
Indiana
Kentucky
Flychasers Hit 16 Homers In Giants Victory Over Braves
Giants outfielders Mays Bonds Foster Henderson hit .332 collectively with 16 homers and 43 RBIs. Foster drove in three and Bonds hit his sixth homer as San Francisco beat Atlanta 5-3. Mets routed St Louis 9-1, Pirates edged Dodgers 7-5, Cubs beat Expos 3-2, Reds over Padres 6-5, Astros down Phillies 4-3 in 10 innings.
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Angels
Giants
San Francisco
Variety
Willie Mays
Bobby Bonds
George Foster
Ken Henderson
Mays
Foster
Bonds
Atlanta
Henderson
New York Mets
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Montreal
Cincinnati
San Diego
Houston
Philadelphia
RBI
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Braves
Mel Ott
Mets
Cards
Ed Kranepool
Gary Gentry
Kranepool
Cardi
Minor Facts From Regional Games Snapshot
Scores and rain notes from multiple men and women’s leagues across Indianapolis Wichita Omaha Oklahoma City Iowa Tulsa Evansville Syracuse Richmond Louisville Toledo Rochester Winnipeg Charleston Eugene Salt Lake Tacoma Hawaii Spokane Tucson Phoenix Portland Amarillo Albuquerque Montgomery Jacksonville Charlotte Columbus San Antonio Dallas-Ft Worth Shreveport Birmingham Arkansas Memphis Asheville Savannah Reading Quebec City Manchester Pittsfield Pawtucket Waterbury Three Rivers and Elmira with games lasting into extra innings and rain interruptions.
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Richmond
Louisville
Toledo
Tidewater
Rochester
Winnipeg
Charleston
Pacific Coast
Eugene
Salt Lake
Tacoma
Hawaii
Spokane
Tucson
Phoenix
Portland
Dixie Assn
Amarillo
Albuquerque
Montgomery
Jacksonville
Charlotte
Columbus
Inn
San Antonio
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Shreveport
Birmingham
Arkansas
Memphis
Asheville
Savannah
Reading
Quebec City
Manchester
Pittsfield
Pawtucket
Waterbury
Three Rivers
Elmira
Drugs Not Helpful for Athletes Says Expert
Dr. Donald L. Cooper, Oklahoma State University Health Center director, told the American College Health Assn that drugs do not safely boost athletic performance and are mainly used by losers. He noted lack of honest reporting from athletes and cited tests from Winnipeg showing drug use among lower-placing competitors. He urged broader testing beyond winners to uncover true usage.
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SAN Franciscco
Donald L. Cooper Cooper
Oklahoma State University Health Center
Ncaa Committee On Competitive Safeguards
American College Health Assn
Cooper
Mexico City
Winnipeg
Terrell Wins Unanimous Decision in Cleveland Bout
Ernie Terrell, former WBA heavyweight champion from Chicago, defeated Vic Brown of Buffalo by unanimous decision in a 10 round bout at the Cleveland arena. In the other 10 rounder, Cleveland Williams beat Ted Gullick of Youngstown. A 3,360 crowd booed as Terrell bullied and hit low, twice shoving Brown through the ropes.
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Ernie Terrell
Chicago
World Boxing Assn
Vic Brown
Buffalo
Cleveland Arena
Cleveland Williams
Houston
Ted Gullick
Youngstown
Ohio
Terrell
Brown
Ontario Speedway President Resigns at 34
David B. Lockton, 34, president of Ontario Motor Speedway, resigned in New York to board chairman Dan W. Lufkin. The Indianapolis lawyer had been the track’s third president since March 1969 and said he wished to pursue other interests after guiding the speedway through its promotional period.
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Calif
Ontario Motor Speedway
David B. Lockton
Lockton
New York
Dan W. Lufkin
Indianapolis
Speedway
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