Washington Warriors eye balanced Valley title bid
Washington high coach Wally Sheets, entering his eighth season, says the Warriors rebuild with 11 lettermen, strong weight program, and a confident, disciplined attitude could yield a very respectable team. Key backfield players Blood and Phrollson loom as top scorers as injuries and quarterback depth shape a Wake-up season. The Valley race looks wide open with Jefferson, Kennedy, Iowa City, Clinton among contenders.
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Kennedy
Iowa City
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Battendorf
Dan Hanrahan
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Dunnerk
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Blood
Imeilman
Sheels
Snajor
Leg Cox
Tni
Myers
Theey
Matt Felcher
Greg Witwer
Steve Blood
Brian Phrolsan
Running
Jeet
Omy
Diabuque
Iowan Captures Trapshoot Title in Grand American Meet
N Pletee of Ollumwa won the veterans’ tie in the Grand American trapshooting tournament preliminary handicap, breaking 6 1 targets. Charles Hartwig of Cedar Rapids broke 92 100 in the 26 yard event, and John Holopp of Town City shot 90 100 in the wit yard competition.
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Olio
CG N. Pletee
Ollumwa
Charles Hartwig
Cedar
Rapids
John Holopp
Town City
Johnny Kerr named executive with NBA’s Chicago group
Johnny Kerr, a 12 year NBA veteran and Bulls first coach, becomes general manager of the NBA team in Chicago. Kerr, who resigned as ABA Virginia Squires vice president, won ABA Coach of the Year in 1966 after guiding the Flying Balls to the playoffs.
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Chicago
NBA Post Chicago
National Basketball Association
Chicago Bulls
NBA
Gam Kerr
American Basketball Association
Virginia Squires
Kerr
Teamuc
Chigo
They
Tula
Roundup of trades and awards across pro sports
Nad e his raqdest for fis. sus pension fran the NEL to be: IMted turned down by a Bu perlor Coucl judge In Lok Angelus, ruling that he NIT, has the right to set a odde of tanduel for ile players. Willie Beltun wo. Doug Harvey inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Charles Finley rejects latest bid for Seals. Bears axe end Dave Hale and cut LBL. Mack Herron and Whorpe face marijuana possession charges. Panasiuk shoots six-under 65 in Canadian PGA. Gregory to retire after 62 years as Portlan d Oregonian sports editor. Lakers acquire Lave from Bullets. Nastase upset by Paria at Easter Open. United States leads Sweden in Stevens Cup. Rod Laver barred from Canadian Open by Molina.
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Fis
Buperlor Coucl
Lok Angelus
YulTale Bills
Ead Louis Rosa
Atlanta
Willie Beltun
Bob Panasiuk
L. H. Gregory
Portland Oregonian
Nhe LA
Lakers
Juan Lave
Baltimore Bullets
Pro Hockey Teams Not About To Merge
The National Hockey League will not merge with the World Hockey Association and will adhere to a new league to sign top junior players. Governors decided at a closed meeting Thursday they will not stand by land and watch. If the WHA signs underage juniors they will change policy if necessary.
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Nappal Hockey League
World Hockey Association
Ieague
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WHA
Moorhead Wins in Legion Meet
Moorhead tops Williston in the 1973 American Legion Central Maine baseball tournament as Kris Guisvng fires a three hit shutout through nine innings. In boxing, Sugar Ray Scales, defending Munich Olympic champion, defeats Chu Chu Garcia of San Diego by unanimous decision in the welterweight division.
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Wash
Sufar Ray ‘Scales
Amorica
Munich
Chu Chu Garcia
San Diego
Gari
Boulder still perfect in NBC competition
Boulder Colo remains one of three undefeated teams in the National Baseball Congress tournament with a 40 record after a 1-1 night. Boulder defeated Liberal Kan by a four-run finish as homers sparked a late scoring burst. Terre Haile Tr. shutout Tallahassee La 144 in a game ended by the run rule, while Wichita Bower Homes eliminated St. Keyis 2- to conclude the slate.
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Cola
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Kani
Terre Haile
Tallahassee
Wichita Bower
St. Keyis
Bidding for Match Play Spots Heats Up at MacGregor Downs
Raleigh AP reports top players vie for the $100,000 S&M Open at MacGregor Downs Golf Course. Stockton Allin and Dave Wichelberger lead early as eight players, including Nicklaus Trevino and Weiskopf, chase exemptions in the U.S. Pro Match Play Championship. Wadkins and Crenshaw falter on the 8th and 18th holes amid tough waters and large crowds.
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Raleigh
N.C
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Dave
Stockton
Geil Stic
Buddy Allin
Klumeowdden Hichelborausr
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Gregor Downs Country Clubs
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Dan Sikes
Allan Miller
Bert Greene
Leo Wyle
Ken Si
Joe Porter
Joe Car
Byron Comstock
Roger Walton
Lamy Wadkins
Alexa
AstroTurf Helps Get Hawks in Condition
Iowa City report on University of Iowa Hawkeyes football practice on AstroTurf at Kinnick Stadium. Coach Frank Lauterbur stresses heat and turf aid conditioning for upcoming games including a Sept. 45 matchup with Michigan. Players Kyle Skogman and Andre Jackson discuss surface impact and stamina while the team plans most workouts on synthetic turf despite some road games on grass.
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al Mirror
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Council Bluffs Stays Alive in Legion Meet
Richfield Minnesota edged Omaha 3-2 in 14 innings to stay alive in the American Legion regional, with Brian Denman delivering a two-out bases loaded single. Council Bluffs advanced to 16-2 and kept hopes alive with a 11% pound win over Moorhead, while other regional results included Williston’s visit to Rapid City and Cape’s 9-4 elimination.
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Central Plains
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Denman
Minnesota American Legion Kings
Omaha
Nvb
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Minnesota
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Jows
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Sans
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Big Ten
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