Groh Wins Defies Palmer in Hawaiian Open Finish
Arnold Palmer, 45, expressed disappointment but stayed confident after Gary Groh edged him to win the $220,000 Hawaiian Open in Honolulu. Groh, finally exempt for two years, shot 68 final round to 274 total, 14 under, with Al Geiberger second at 275. Palmer settled for third at 276 as Bruce Crampton and Lou Graham followed.
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Purdue Rout Iowa 107 72 in Big Ten Clash
Purdue crushed Iowa 107 to 72 in Lafayette boosting their Big Ten hold while Iowa 4-6 in conference suffered its worst scoring game. John Garrett Bruce Parkinson and Eugene Parker led Purdue with 18 points apiece as Iowa trailed 51 32 at halftime. The loss followed a 63 54 setback in Iowa City and leaves Iowa facing Indiana next.
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Norway Girls rout Regis 56 to 39 in Benton clash
LuAnn Kimm scored 37 for Norway as Benton front-runners beat Regis 56-39. Regis led at halftime but Norway pulled away in the final period to improve to 12-7 overall and 6-2 in conference. Kathy Donnelly led Regis with 25 points, while DeDe Towe added 11 for Norway and Norway won the junior varsity game 44-30.
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Iowa Still in Mat Poll Lead
Iowa remains atop the national wrestling poll after minimal changes in last week’s college action. In head-to-head top ten duels, Lehigh defeated Navy 18 to 14, and Iowa State narrowly beat Michigan State 19 to 18 as the rankings held steady at No. 1 through No. 5 with no new upsets.
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TV Monday Night Games Cut New York Arrests
A New York Post study of Manhattan Criminal Court records finds arrests dropped sharply on Monday nights after NFL games began airing. The decline, strongest for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, held across the 1974 season with the Vikings Dolphins opener showing a notable drop.
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Knoop to Manage Quad-Cities Angels in 1980 Season
Bobby Knoop, 36, former All Star second baseman with the California Angels, will manage the Quad-Cities Angels of the Midwest League this season. A Sioux City native, he played eight majors years including six with the Angels and was an AL All Star in 1966. He replaces Jim Williams, who moves to El Paso AA. Knoop debuts as a manager. LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (AP) Competition opens today at the eighth World Winter Games for the Deaf in the Adirondack village hosting the 1980 Winter Olympics.
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Nickname mixups and college sports notes from Iowa
A column blends sports lore with current college updates. It cites nicknames like The Fordham Flash and The Wild Horse of the Osage, reports Cornell basketball at Mt. Vernon with coach absence, Tom Moore returning to college football in Minnesota, Iowa ticket tips for the Globetrotters, and Minnesota on the road wins. It closes noting a reservoir freeze discovery by engineers.
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