Layne McDowell weighing USC choice for fall
Iowa star LinLayne McDowell, a 240 pound tackle and linebacker on the undefeated C.R. Jefferson squad, aims for a fall enrollment at Southern California after signing Iowa's Big Ten scholar ship tender. He may finalize his choice by May 17 with a national letter of intent, while USC and Alabama connections loom.
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Records Set At Penn Relays By Ron Rapoport
AP report from Philadelphia notes Villanova captain Dave Patrick anchored the four mile relay victory while a bid to lead in the two mile relay ended with his collapse. Ten meet records fell including Florida A&M in the four mile relay, Tennessee in the javelin, and Sam Bair’s second straight 8:46.2 two mile. Clarence Ray tied the cavara dash record at 9.5.
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South Carolina
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Baseball Standings Results Saturday
Standings show Washington 9 Minnesota 6 New York 5 California 2 Detroit 4 Baltimore 2 Cleveland at Chicago rain 5 Boston 11 Kansas City 10. Probable pitchers today include Minnesota Grant and Marr at Washington Moo and Pascual, California Brandt and Cla, New York Ford and Dowling, Detroit Sparma and Wilson, Baltimore Barber and Palmer, Kansas City Nash at Boston Brandon, Cleveland Bell and Tiant/OToole.
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Cards Meet Quincy Today at Memorial Stadium
The Cedar Rapids Cardinals host Quincy in a single game at 2 30 p m to climb above .500. Recent action includes a 1 0 win over Davenport after a rain delay caused Saturday’s Davenport game, and a 2 0 loss to Burlington. Manager Jack Krol plans to start Fred Covey on the mound.
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Mets Rookie Bud Harrelson in Error Streak
New York Mets rookie shortstop Bud Harrelson extended an error streak after a pop fly by Cincinnati’s Tommy Helms deflected from his glove. Harrelson has seven errors in his last four games.
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Two Collide At Start Of Speedway Practice
Indianapolis AP Two cars collided at the pit gate as drivers rushed to start practice at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. George Snider of Fresno and Cale Yarborough of Timmonsville collided, damaging Yarboroughs Bryant Special nose cone. Joe Leonard of San Jose led the first official lap, with seven others following between showers. Bobby Unser of Albuquerque posted the fastest lap at 156.413 mph, exceeding the first day limit of 155 mph.
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Ruken Boosts Derby Stock With Stepping Stone Victory
Louis Rowans Ruken easily won the Stepping Stone Purse at Churchill Downs, boosting his Kentucky Derby prospects. The Santa Anita Derby winner moved on the turn for home and finished two and a half lengths ahead of P. L. Grissom’s Dr. Isby.
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Arrigo Dominates Mets in 7-0 Reds Victory
Cincinnati defeated New York 7-0 as Gerry Arrigo pitched a one hitter, allowing only Jerry Grote's first inning single and fanning six for his second win. The Reds cashed in on three Mets errors and a passed ball, with Perez and Pavletich driving in runs.
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Torre Boyer Lead Braves Past Phillies 3-2
Joe Torre and Clete Boyer powered the Atlanta Braves to a 3-2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Torre hit a two run homer in the first inning with Denis Menke aboard, and Boyer added a solo shot in the second to put Atlanta ahead 3-1. Pat Jarvis earned the win to improve to 2-0 while Chris Short took the loss.
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Iowa Wins Mile Relay In 3:07.4 at Drake Relays
Kansas set a world and Drake Relays record in the distance medley relay with 9:33.8 as Jim Ryan anchored the effort with a sub four-minute mile. Iowa, led by Fred Ferree, Carl Frazier, Mike Mondane, and Ron Reimer, posted 3:07.4 in the John L. Griffith university mile relay on a rainy afternoon. Reimer paced the team into the back stretch and held off Oklahoma and Nebraska amid a crowd that watched 13 records fall across the meet.
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Bogeys Tie Lead After Turbulent Texas Open Round
In San Antonio Texas Bob Goalby bogied the last four holes of the third round to join Billy Casper and Miller Barber in a three way tie for the Texas Open lead at 210 after 54 holes. Casper shot 69 and Barber 67 while wind troubled players all afternoon. Charles and Rodriguez sit at 211, while a jumble of names fill the rest of the leaderboard.
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