Elmhurst Glory Disputed Half. Coe Captures Consolation Title
In the Elmhurst vs Coe final at Cornell holiday tournament, a late regulation goal by Elmhurst was ruled invalid, sending the game to overtime where Coe won 96-88. Ed Ashmore and Bell each scored 17 for Elmhurst, while Ron Barnes led Coe with 21 and Marty Wolfson added 17. Elmhurst protested the end of regulation, but officials ruled the shot not a controlled shot, securing Coe’s overtime victory.
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Terry Smittkamp
Wartburg claims Lutheran Welfare title with 75 60 win
Wartburg, defending champ, beat Michigan Lutheran Yarsday 75 60 to win a fourth straight Lutheran Welfare Benefit tournament title. G E Buenning scored 24 for Wartburg, Marvin Copeland led Michigan Lutheran with 21. Concordia of Minnesota defeated Liber 71 66 for third place. Concordia hit 50.2 percent from the field.
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Bob Peterson
Norse
Gob
Kennedy Handles Cougars In 77-59 Victory
Kennedy built a 27-3 edge in seven minutes as Greenwood and Filer sparked a fast start. Jeff led with 23 points, aided by Prickey and Hicks, while Tony added 23 and Setter Alfers contributed solid shooting. Kennedy shot about 42 percent and controlled the press for a comfortable win.
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Exacusiva
Jefferson Bh
Steve Filer
Pon Greenwood
Steve
KYM
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Pala Witte
Tony
Nio
Tyickey
Mipens
Mark Alfers
Kennedy
West Virginia Coach May Leave Job
West Virginia coach Kim Carlen said after the Peach Bowl he may resign to take the Texas Tech head coaching job. He planned to decide within a week, acknowledging talks with Texas Tech officials while denying prior knowledge of plans.
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Mas Teel
Georgia Tech
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Denver Bids for 76 Winter Olympics Formal Application
In Lausanne, AP reports Denver Colorado joined Florence Italy and Tampere Finland as cities presenting formal applications to the IOC for the 1976 Olympic Games. Denver and Tampere bid for the Winter Games while Florence seeks the Summer Games. Previously Montreal Moscow Los Angeles and Granada Sion Vancouver had bids.
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Cola
International Olympic Committee
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Aly
Tampere
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Moscow
Los Angeles
Granada
Spain
Sion
Vancouver
B.C
Bowls Continued from Page Twelve Through Page Eleven
Fragmented notes describe college bowl matchups with Michigan, Ohio State, Missouri, Ole Miss, and others. Contain errors and broken names but convey Michigan facing Southern California, Missouri versus Penn State, Ole Miss tipped as top team with Archie Manning, and general expectations for several bowls.
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Ted Kay
Steve Worstar
Mike McCay
Mike Katfish
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Southern California
Gen Moorhead
Ohio State
Rex Ker
Purdue
Mike Milipps
Trojan
Jimmy Jones
Trojans
Notre Dame
Clarence Davis
Wolverines
Missouri
Peon Shite
Midland Wins Monti Tourney in Holiday Clash
Midland defeated Monticello 54 43 to win the Monticello holiday tournament. Geri Grimm led Valley with 42 points in the consolation win over Natth Linn while Kris Want fired 40 points for Midland in a 7 54 victory.
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Midland
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Jane Inllekofer
Monti
Manvokela Valley
Geri Grimm
Natth Linn
Upper Iowa Falls in three overtimes in 73 68 loss
Winnana State defeated Upper Iowa 73 to 68 in triple overtime at the Olewein Invitational. Steve Protsman of Lansing Iowa led the winners with 17 points, Fred Schnell had 16 for Upper Iowa, and Protsman outscored Upper Iowa 10 6 in the final OT to seal the victory. Sloux Falls also won a consolation game 90 88 over Indians Tech.
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Steve Protsman
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Larry Cote
USC
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Protsman
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Slave Henton
Herb Brushner
Winana
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Vannege
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Tohals
Halirime
Upper Town
Inuna T
Evers Eenmeenam
Schill Weed
Sooners Win Title State Wins 7th
Oklahoma sweeps the 2th Big Eight basketball tournament defeating Colorado 72-72 for its first title since 13. Senior guard Steve Ayers returned after a knee injury to seal the clinching basket with seconds left as Oklahoma State and Kansas tussled in overtime. The Cyclones and others posted close showings, with Iowa State edging past Oklahoma State in the extra period. top scorers included Ayton deaklig and Bob Buck.
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Tool Verminant
Ron Kaufman
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Viking Bryant undergoes knee surgery amid injury woes
AP reports Minnesota Viking cornerback Bryant had knee surgery on Tuesday to determine the ailment's nature. Coach Bud Grant said the procedure assessed the injury after Bryant left the lineup. Ed Shanickman started at his position while Mike Riley was activated to fill the roster gap after a 23-20 loss to the Rams.
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Ed Shanickman
Mike Riley
Dyersville Bowler Wins Walker Title
Dyersville bowler won the fourth annual singles handicap bowling title at Walker lanes with a 718 series. Walker’s Jerry Heath placed second with 698, followed by Phil Gusset of Marshalltown and Lalu Schwartz of Cedar Rapids.
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Red Even
Dyersville
Walker Lanes
Jerry Heath
Phil Gusset
Marshalltown
Lalu, Schwartz
Cedar Rapids
Low
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Witney Wih
Majors in Line for Tennessee Head Job
John Majors, Iowa State coach, was reported as the top choice by Tennessee officials to replace Ray Graves after his resignation as head coach. The final decision rests with the Tennessee Athletic Board on Bud Woodruff’s recommendation, with trustees’ views influential. Majors attended the recent Florida vs Tennessee game and discussed the opening with Tennessee officials, signaling clear interest.
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John Majors
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Florida
Ray Graves
Graves
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Tennessee Athletic Board
Bud Woodruff
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