Iowa Falls to Southern Cal in Rainbow Classic Thriller
In Honolulu the Hawkeyes drop an 81 73 decision to Southern Cal in the Rainbow Classic final. Dan Frost and Bruce King led Iowa while Marv Safford and King sparked USC as Iowa tires after a nine game win streak. King scores 26 of Iowa’s 74 points and earns all tournament honors. Arizona, Hawaii also place in the Rainbow Classic.
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Marv Safford
King
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Safford
Bob Eliot
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Deuee King
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Mike Galens
Grea White
Steve Malawie
Bio Trowbrkke
Arnold
Holt
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Lowe
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Owe
Hopkins Tourney Puts Cornell on Top in Close Final
Hopkins named tournament MVP as Cornell Rams rally past Simpson College 95 78 to win the Midwest holiday title. Maaske and Van Gorp led Cornell with key scores while bench play received praise. Carleton edged Upper Iowa 68 66 for third as Torkelson poured in 26 for the Carls.
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Dave Keller
Monte Hoegh
Redmen
Frank Gomez
Drake Defeats Illinois State for Fifth Home Win
Drake Bulldogs edge Illinois State 84 73 at home as coach Bob Ortegel hails their best defensive showing of the year. Drake forced 31 turnovers and improved to 5 0 at home while dropping road games this season, with key plays from Littlenege and Jones amid a rugged lineup.
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Bryant benches three Alabama starters before Sugar Bowl
Alabama coach Paul Bryant pulled tight end Jerry Brown, linebacker Conley Duncan, and safety Ray Bolden from the starting lineup for breaking the 1 p.m. curfew on the eve of the Sugar Bowl with Penn State. Bryant stressed they may still play and noted prior late curfews by 23 players including quarterback Richard Todd. The benching could affect Alabama's bid to end a bowl drought as both teams contend for a Sugar Bowl upset.
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Ray Bolden
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Inonight
Legal Problems in Sport Do Fans Really Care
A column critiques how courts and legislation shape major sports, arguing owners claim protection while players seek mobility. It notes the reserve clause in baseball and the Rozelle Rule in football, details court rulings and delays, and says the average fan remains largely uninterested.
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National Football League
Rozelle
Catfish Hunter
Andy Messersmith
Supreme Court
Supremus Court
Curt Flood
Congress
Peter Seitz
Dave MacNaily
Minneapolis
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