Coe 14th At Miami In Sunshine Wrestling Meet
Coe College of Cedar Rapids finished 14th of 63 teams at the Florida Sunshine wrestling tournament in Miami. Oklahoma won the team title, followed by John Carroll, Missouri, Ohio State, and Yale. Coe beat Northern Kentucky State 32-15 in a dual, with pins by John Strohn and Joe Stackal and a heavyweight forfeit by Gary Long. Larry Harkness lost a 158-pound match to Jim Wilkin after leading 15-0. Other Kohavel results included Hinrichsen, Creasan, Jackson, and Bruck decisions, and Wally Miller defaulted at 132 due to a shoulder injury.
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Hoosiers Retain No 1 In AP Poll After UCLA Win
Indiana holds the top spot in the AP major college basketball poll with 60 of 62 first place votes after a 76-69 victory over defending champion UCLA at the Holiday Festival in Madison Square Garden. Notre Dame, Marquette, and Cincinnati shift positions behind UCLA. Maryl and North Carolina follow in the top three.
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Maryland Spills Florida in Gator Bowl rout
Maryland defeated Florida 13 to 0 in the Gator Bowl, ending two decades of frustration against SEC foes. Terrapins’ swarming defense shut down the Gators while Larry Dick connected with Kim Hoover on a 19 yard touchdown pass. Florida, 9-3, failed to win the SEC title and endured three interceptions and a costly fumble in a rain soaked Jacksonville night.
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A Losing Year For Indians
The Cleveland Indians reported a deficit of 1.073 million for the season, more than double earlier estimates by team President Ted Burda. The loss raises the club’s cumulative losses since 1972 to nearly 3.5 million, with 625,000 year 1978 in loan interest paid to Cleveland banks and 1.1 million in salaries among 5.172 million in operating expenses.
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U S and Soviet Tennis Stars to Tour Cleveland
Ten pro players from the United States and the Soviet Union will meet March 14 in Cleveland as part of a World Team Tennis Cleveland Nets tour-city event announced by Nets president Joy Zinguilе.
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Indiana Wins Thriller Over St John’s At Holiday Festival
Indiana slips past St John’s 78 69 in New York to remain unbeaten at 9 0 with Scott May scoring 23 points and a late jumper sealing the win George Johnson led St John’s with 23 points and 10 rebounds in a tight title game at Madison Square Garden Other Big Ten results include Michigan State 89 Mississippi 77 in Richmond and Ohio State 84 71 over LaSalle in Las Vegas.
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Mankato Reaches NCAC Tourney Final In Upset Pace
Mankato Minnesota State advances to the North Central Conference Holiday Basketball Tournament final after an overtime win over Augustana 82 80. North Dakota State University earlier beat South Dakota State 84 84 in a semifinal, leaving UNI South Dakota State and Morningside in the consolation rounds with various outcomes.
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Kuhn Fears For Future Of Baseball
New York AP report cites Commissioner Bowie Kuhn warning that removing the reserve system could devastate baseball. He says clubs face bankruptcies and franchise contractions, with minor leagues cutbacks and players’ pay concentrated among superstars. He also criticizes the arbitration ruling linked to Seitz and its impact on the sport’s foundation.
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