Basketball injuries surge in NBA as stars go out
The season sees key guards sidelined by torn cartilage and other injuries. Detroit’s Kevin Porter and John Mengelt require five weeks out after a 129 124 loss to Golden State. Lakers, Trail Blazers, Sixers, Jazz and Bulls list multiple hurt players. squads struggle to fill backcourt and nine men on injured lists.
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Iowa Matmen Host Kentucky in Friday Dual Meet
Iowa's top ranked wrestling team seeks a 25th straight dual win Friday at 7 20 p m against Kentucky after a 40 3 victory over Illinois. Kentucky coached by Fletcher Carr features brothers Jim and Joe Carr with Joe placing third in last year's NCAA meet.
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Veeck's ChiSox Aim Honor and Cash in Return
Bill Veeck won approval as the new Chicago White Sox owner after a four hour AL meeting. He pledged to restore honor and add cash for the club, said he would keep GM Roland Hemond and Soxfield boss Chuck Tanner, and noted plans to field competitive teams with young prospects and veteran Jint Kaat.
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Iowa State clash renews 66 year rivalry in Ames Friday
Iowa University hosts undefeated Iowa Hawkeyes and winless Iowa State in Ames on Friday. Telecast by Iowa Educational Broadcasting network Channel 12 Iowa City. Hawkeyes riding four straight wins and seven in a row over two seasons, while ISU tries to rebound after losses to Vanderbilt South Dakota Drake and TCU. Dan Frost leads with career high 22 points against Bradley, while Bruce King and Thompson pace the Hawks with 19s. Center Haberlehr sidelined with knee injury. Gatens steps up with 10 points at Bradley.
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Lions Top Scoring Leaders Highlight Iowa City Regina Lines
Lions top BCI scoring with Linn-Mar at 87 ports in one conference game to date. Kyle Maiers of Dyersville Beckman leads conference in individual scoring with 27 points per game. Randy Norton and Craig Steen tied for second at 19.0. Benton Community owns top team defense at 44.5 ppg. Regina leads sophomore race 2-0. Gary Fries of Linn-Mar tops soph scoring with 235.0 average.
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Paul Giel inducted into National Football Foundation Hall of Fame
Paul Giel, famed Gophers halfback, is inducted into the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame in New York. Minnesota faces NCAA charges over recruiting and subsidies, prompting athletic director Giel to discuss investigations, possible penalties, and the hiring of Jim Dutcher as basketball coach amid player transfers and scholarship cuts.
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Ozark Kaat Delivers Pennant Hope for Phillies
Hollywood AP reports veteran Jim Kaat joins the Philadelphia Phillies, boosting hopes for a National League pennant. Trade includes minor leaguer Mike Buskey and three young Phillies players. Angels acquire first baseman Biny Spencer. Tex Rangers fetch Ball Sinpec. Kaat, 37, famed for quick pitches and strong 1975 season, joins a reshaped roster amid a busy winter meetings period.
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