Tipton's Chilean kicker Ferdinan Espanosa stars for Tigers
Ferdinan Espanosa from Chile joins Tipton as placekicker as coaches coach his dual-footed game. He learns to kick over the bar and shows accuracy with both feet, boosting Tipton football prospects. In other notes, Iowa State and Iowa open 1977 football relations with potential Hawkeye meetings. long-time Iowa State sports publicist Harry Burrell nears retirement. tennis contender Sue Moen injures shoulder before Hawkeye Open final. Denny McLain rooms with Ray Oyler as spring training buzz grows.
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Chile
Tipton
Ferdman
Lee Crawford
Ferdinan
Crawford
Tigers
Iowa
Iowa State
Harry Burrell
Harry
Sertoma
C.R
Iowa City
U. of Iowa
I-State
Tennessee
Hawkeyes
Cyclones
the Gazette
Sue Moen
Cedar Rapids
Beth Stock
Grundy Center
Sue
Katy Fletcher
Miss Stock
Kim Hudson
Des Moines
Katy
Burlington
Cards Rally Past Bees 5-2 In 11 Innings
Cedar Rapids Cardinal pitchers Chiupsa and Melendez drove a late rally against Burlington. Chiupsa started the 11th with a single and scored on Melendez’s grounder, then Bonalewicz delivered a two run single for insurance. Chlupsa earned his 10th win. Melendez stole two bases to tie a club mark.
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Burlington
Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Don Cooksey
Bob Chiupsa
Luis Melendez
Quincy
Cooksey
Auferio
Sanders
George Hendrick
Bees
Chiupsa
Buddy Smith
Hendrick
RBI
Tom Heintzelman
Chlupsa
Melendez
Bob Bonalewicz
Cardinal
Bobby Diaz
Dominican Republic
Weekend Nba Schedule Across Major Cities
The schedule lists Thursday games in Houston and San Francisco, with matchups including Atlanta, Philadelphia, New York, St. Louis at Pittsburgh, and other regional showdowns. The note highlights several city pairings and venue mentions for the night.
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Francisco
Atlanta
Miladelphia
N. Gneanei
New York
N . Louis
Pittsburgh
N. Ray
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Seeageren
Philadelia New
Los Angeles
Philadelhia
N Francisco
Atesta
Eis Hose
Gibson
Houston
Orioles May Catch Tigers If They Win Remaining Games
The Orioles rebounded by beating the Oakland Athletics 5-3 and 7-2 to pull within a game and a half of the Detroit Tigers, who lost to the Chicago White Sox. Merv Rettenmund delivered a two run pinch homer and Wally Bunker pitched six hits in the nightcap as Baltimore improves while Detroit falters.
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Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Orioles
Oakland Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Merv Rettenmund
Wally Bunker
White Sox
Rettenmund
Warren Bogle
Curt Blefary
Eddie Watt
Iowa City
Blefary
Don Buford
Bunker
Bantam Champ Defends Crown in U S Debut
World bantamweight champion Lionel Rose makes his United States debut in Los Angeles at the Forum against Jose Medel. Rose, holder since Feb. 27 after upsetting Fighting Harada in Tokyo, is a 2-1 favorite to win in 10 rounds or less with the title not at stake. Medel has a 65-23 record and seeks a third title shot after losses to Jofre in 1962 and Harada in 1967.
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Los Angeles
Lionel Rose
United States
Harada
Tokyo
Jose Medel
Medel
Eder Jofre
Brazil
Franklin Eighth Graders To Report For Football Thursday
Franklin football coach Lloyd Goettel announced that all eighth grade candidates should report to Franklin School at 3 30 p m Thursday to check out equipment.
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Franklin
Lloyd Goettel
Mathews Honored at Milwaukee Game by Family and Teammates
Eddie Mathews former Milwaukee Braves third baseman smiles as his sons Eddie Jr and John hold a portrait presented during a Milwaukee game. Former teammate Bob Buhl, his mother Eloise Mathews wife Verjean and daughter Stephanie appear with Mathews now with Detroit and a painting by Mel Kishner of the Journal Co.
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Milwaukee Braves
Eddie, Jr
John
Milwaukee
Bob Buhl
Mathews
Eloise Mathews
Verjean
Stephanie
Detroit
Mel Kishner
The
Journal Co
Three more teams join ASA regional softball field
The nine team Mid Central ASA regional tourney at Ellis park adds Billy Boy Foods of Independence Missouri Scenic Shoppers of Springfield Missouri and Metzger s Salvage of Topeka Kansas. They join Welty Way Lange Ford Wichita Boosters L&L Lounge and the Omaha Metro entry as the four day event begins Friday evening with first games and ends next Monday. The winner advances to the ASA national tournament in Clearwater Florida with Aurora Sealmasters as defending champs.
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Ellis Park
Iowa
Billy Boy Foods
Independence
Kansas City
Scenic Shoppers
Springfield
Missouri
Jim Little
Metzger
Salvage
Topeka
Kan
Lange Ford
Wichita
Welty Way
Omaha
ASA
Hinkley Ave
Cedar Rapids
Eby’s
Armstrong’s Sporting Goods
Clancy’s
May City Lanes
Gohmann and Associates
Clearwater
Fla
Aurora Sealmasters
Shannon Named Washington Track Coach From UCLA Aid
Seattle AP reports 31 year old Ken Shannon was named head track coach at the University of Washington replacing Stan Hiserman who moves to a full time student counselor post. Shannon has been UW assistant for five years after three years at Occidental College and UCLA assistant prior to that.
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Seattle
Ken Shannon
University of Washington
Stan Hiserman
Shannon
UCLA
Occidental College
Treatment For McLain
DETROIT AP Denny McLain ace pitcher for the leading Tigers received treatment on his right shoulder in Detroit. He was to start against the White Sox in Chicago but returned to Detroit after the Chicago game. John Hiller will start in his place. McLain is expected to resume his regular turn against California.
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Denny McLain
Detroit
Ray Oyler
Oyler
Denny
Ray
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Milwaukee
John Hiller
McLain
Tigers
California
Angels
Russell Wright
Dali Painted Athlete Insured for Olympics Display
The Cosmic Athlete painted by Salvador Dali, commissioned by the Spanish Olympic Committee, shows a discus thrower grasping the world. Insured for 28570 dollars, it will be displayed during the Olympic Games October 12 to 27 in Mexico City.
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Barcelona
Spain
Mexico
Salvador Dali
Dali
Packers Star Henry Jordan Refuses to Quit Through Pain
Defensive tackle Henry Jordan of the Green Bay Packers, nursing a back injury, says he will not quit and will keep searching for a cure as he helps the team in an exhibition win over Dallas. He notes continued pain but stays determined to play and contribute.
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Jordan
Green Bay, Wis
Henry Jordan
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Dallas
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