Ice Dancers Thrill Crowd at Innsbruck Olympics
Calleen O Connor and James Millay won bronze for the United States in ice dancing, with the Russian duo Pakhomova and Gorshkov taking gold. The O Connor Millay team drew the loudest applause in the final freestyle, as 9 900 spectators watched. O Connor said the medal was for the country and the team would compete again after world championships.
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Innsbruck
Apy
Calleen O'Connor
James Millay
United States
Ming O'Connor
Millas
Colorado Springs
Colo
Miss O'Connor
Lyianilla Pakhomova
Alexander Gorsukov
Moscovitea
Irina Moiseeva
Aldre Minenkov
Pahkomova
Gorshkov
O'Connor-Milins
Olympic Ice Hall
Unheralded Immerfall Wins Bronze at Winter Olympics
Dan Immerfall, 20, Wisconsin, surprised experts to win bronze in the 500 meters speed skating as the United States tied its Sapporo medal total with another day of strong showings. Dorothy Hamill rose to second in figure skating after the compulsory round, while the U.S. hockey team upset Finland 6-4 to keep bronze hopes alive. The Soviet Union led the medal table with 10 golds, followed by East Germany and the United States with several medals across events.
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Innsbruck
Dan Immmerfall
United States
Dorothy Hamill
Tmmerfail
University of Wisconsin
Sapporo
Miss Hamill
Peggy Fleming
Janet Lynn
America
Dianne de Leeuw
U.S
Switzerland
Heini
Fiemmi
Soviet Union
Bolda
East Germany
Unnion
Immerdall
Immerfall
Evgeniy Kulikov
Valeriy Muratov
Peter Mueller
Mequon
Wis
James
Skating rivals and hockey heroes spotlight day of action
Chapin of St. Louis placed 16th in a skating heat as Muratov battled Immerfall with close quotes about catching and eating rivals. Miss Hamill from Riverside rose to second behind Isabel de Navarre of West Germany in compulsory figures, boosting U.S. gold hopes. U S hockey beat Finland 2 1 with goals by Jensen, Dobek, Harris and Sertich as the Finns protested a disallowed tying goal. In giant slalom, Henriini led after the first run, with Ernst Good second and Ingemar Stenmark third. Phil Mahre slid to fifth as Gustave Thoeni led. Coach Taub urged turning to Page 13.
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Miss Hamill
Rilverside
Conn
Isabel de Navarre
West Germany
Miss de Leeuw
California
Netherlands
U.S
Hockeyeam
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Steve Jensen
Bob Dobek
Bob Harris
Steve Sertich
Finland
Hance Taob
Iowa Faces Drake in Intrastate Clash for State Title
Iowa State and Drake prepare for a pivotal intrastate showdown at Veterans Memorial Auditorium after Iowa routed Drake 77 to 72 in Iowa City on December 23. Coach Lute Olson says Saturday Wisconsin game looms larger, while Drake coach Bob Ortegel eyes two big week games and the Drake rivalry with four major foes.
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Des Moines
Hawkeyez
Drake
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Iowa
Bulldogs
Iowa City
Big Ten
Ions Blute
Wisconslin
Lute ‘Olson
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Mnaw
Bob Ortenel
Unclear Sports Slate With Mixed Notations
Fragmented OCR listing sports pairs and locations with many garbled names. Key readable items include Vinton at Kenney and Marion at Aromat plus scattered team abbreviations. Overall summary reflects a damaged schedule brief with numerous unreadable elements.
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Otiwaur
Jett
Vidhal
Vinton
Kenney
Marion
Aromat
Costin
Prairie
Regina al Linnea
Wal Cohinibus
Recn
Qeloifular
Good Nominated for Prep Coach of Year
Tort Gard a successful football coach for Hegis High School Cedar Rapids has been nominated to represent Iowa in the national prep coach of the year competition by the Iowa High School Football Coaches Assn. Gard was named Northeast Coach of the Year by the Iowa group after going unbeaten in the regular season this fall.
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Tort Gard
Hegis High Schol
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Iowa
Good
Shaw Named Top Amateur
Shaw, Tim of Long Beach California, wins the Sullivan Award as top amateur athlete. He set world freestyle records in 400 800 and 1500 meters and swam on Long Beach Swim Club relay. He aims for Olympic trials in Long Beach starting June 16 at Belmont Plaza.
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Los Angeles
United States
Tim Shaw
Long Beach
Calif
Sullivan
Shaw
Long Beach Swi
Mark Spitz
EFL
Amateur Athletic Union
AAC
Patton
Piltee
Bruce Jarmer
San Jose
Waa
Shirley Babashoff
AAU Board of Governors
Long Beach State University
Bruce Puralas
Bemont Plaza
Olympic judge recalls a pinch of doubt and bias
A critical look at disqualifications in Olympics politics emerges as Galina Kulakova loses cross country bronze for ephedrine traces. The piece casts doubt on alibis while recalling past cases and questions judges face in sport. It also notes golf star Buddy Alls's upcoming appearance and intramural wrestling efforts at Iowa State, with reminiscences of local coaches.
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Galina Kulakova
Rick DeMont
U.S
Munich
Brian
Buddy
Alls
Mighty
Mites
Amann
Finkbine
Allin
Murray Wier
Iowa
Gerald Mays
ISU
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Carlos Fassi
Dorothy
Wells
Poland
Henini
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