Sports Roundup Aided By Loan Squires Alive
The Virginia Squires in the ABA receive a $250000 loan from Virginia National Bank to avert collapse. Van Cunningham says $40000 in banners have commitments and ABA Commissioner DeBusschers expects the club to endure for years. Seattle expansion hopes hinge on resolving a $32.5 million AL lawsuit. Miscellaneous notes include Lonnie Shelton's defense, Owen Brown's death, Hawaii basketball reinstatements, Sharman Hall of Fame selection, and NFL coaching rumors along with Masters playoff format debate.
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Sheriff Backs UNI Berry Amid Player Dispute
Cedar Falls Iowa AP two former University of Northern Iowa basketball players met Athletic Director Stan Sheriff about Coach Berry’s program. Sheriff said university administration would not comment. The session appeared ineffective on the Panther lineup. He previously said the dispute would not affect Berry’s status. Sheriff understood the problem involved players feeling unfairly treated.
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Minor Loop Czar to C R Bobby Bragan to Speak at Amana Dinner
Bobby Bragan, minor league baseball czar, will speak at the Cedar Rapids Giants hot-wave league dinner at the Ronneburg Restaurant in Amana on February 11. Don Buchheister, Giants GM, said the social hour begins at 6:30 with dinner at 7:30. Tickets are $4.95 and may be reserved by calling Buchheister. Bragan, elected president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues last December, has 36 years in pro baseball, with roles as manager, coach, scout, and executive.
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Luge medalists lead as West Germany tops, East claims third
Heikki Ikola of Finland and Aleksandr Mirzskoy of Russia, with Lyle Nelson of Idaho the top American finisher, place in luge. Detlef Guenther of East Germany leads with a 2:35.906 three-run time as West Germany sits second and East third after the first runs. In women's luge Margit Schumann leads with 42.28 seconds on the 870-meter chute. Americans Cavanaugh Murray OBrien and Hamsted Roberts Jonapanski are listed with times. In ice hockey Poland scores early but West Germany wins 7-4 opening the medal round.
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Aleksandr Mirzskoy
Russia
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Richard Cavanaugh
Hermosa Beach
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Jim Murray
Steamboat Springs
Toko
Terrence O'Brlen
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Mann
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Goleta
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New Haven
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Marion Girls Dominate Monticello In 97 50 Victory
Marion high school girls basketball defeated Monticello 97 to 50 in Tri-District gym. Karen Williamson led with 40 points, Ann Frasher added 15, Sheryl Nesbisch 18, Penny Williams 14 as Marion built a big second half lead. Coach Pantin credited stout defense and Williamson’s hot shooting for the win. Marion improves to 11-10 overall, 7-6 in conference. Monticello drops to 5-7 in league.
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Tony Pantin
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Kurent
Putind
Iowa Matmen and Gymnasts Active at Dual Meets Friday Night
Iowa will host Indiana in wrestling and Michigan in gymnastics at the Neldhouse and North gym on Friday and Saturday. The No 1 Hawkeye mat team has a 32 dual meet unbeaten streak. Admission for youngsters is $1, events include compulsory gymnastics and a 2 p.m. Saturday start in the North gym.
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Danskin rolls 708 in Marengo City League bowler
Clyde Danskin rolled a 708 series at Lucky Six Lanes in Marengo during the City League. He posted games of 204 264 and 235 to achieve the high series on Wednesday night.
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Clyde Danskin
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Soviets Win INNSBRUCK In Olympic Hockey Clash
The United States Olympic hockey team, inspired and strong, fell 2 to 1 to the Soviet Union in Innsbruck. The Soviets, formidable from pre games form, continued their dominance against top NHL talent.
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Wash Girls Still 6th In State
DES MOINES Gedur Rapids Washington is sixth in the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union ratings. Wash plays Jeffersy Saturday night and remains behind Hampton, Madilla, Aplington, West Burlington and Ankeny in the top 20.
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U S Speed Skating turmoil over Olympic team selection
United States speed skating faces a dispute as coach Holum accuses Olympic Committee President Krumm of pressuring officials to alter skate-offs for the 1000 and 3000 meter women and 1800 meter men events. Holum cites favored skaters kept off the team amid a contentious selection process.
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Jim Chowler
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Innsbruck Dispute Over Skating Pupil Support
AP report notes Innsbruck sparking a team dispute by backing Miss Kramim who calls Miss Holum a skating pupil. Kramim says Holum would not be punished for accusations as she is inexperienced and has a right to her views.
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Kennedy Bench Leads Kennedy to 78-72 Victory
Kennedy's bench powered a 78-72 win over Prairie in a Metra girls basketball game. Marlena Mossbarger led Kennedy with 31 points off the bench, while Gail Kramer and Linda Cunningham contributed key moments. Prairie's effort included a late rally but fell short as Kennedy held on for the win.
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Fragmented Olympic Results Text With Names and Places
The readable parts reference Olympic events and various names and places across countries such as Germany Italy the Soviet Union and the United States. It appears as a garbled report listing athletes and regions with scattered scores and mentions of cities like Berlin and Ravenna though many details are obscured.
Marion Sophs Lese Monticella in close basketball win
Marion sophomores defeated Monticella 51 to 7 on Thursday night. Pam Pairder scored 17 for Paul ers with Linea White adding 14. Val Freese led the Indians with 24 points.
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