Angry Olson Promises Iowa Rest Cure After Defeat by Bob-Tailed Bucks
Iowa coach Sue Olson promised a rest cure for the Hawkeyes after a 75 to 69 loss to a trimmed Ohio State squad in Iowa City. Ohio State suspended four players for disciplinary reasons, overshadowing a poor shooting night as Iowa fell behind early and could not recover.
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Sky King Rides Again Stars In Buckeye Win
Ohio State outscored Iowa 450 to 469 from the field as Sky King led with 21 points and Taylor added 24 fouls and injuries marred Columbus. Olson praised late effort while King and Moore contributed, but Iowa's 24 errors helped OSU hold on.
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Arbitration Opens for Nearly 30 Players in MLB
Nearly 30 players await arbitration as MLB contract disputes move behind closed doors. Star names like Ferguson Jenkins Reggie Jackson Rod Carew and Ralph Garr are among those weighing self worth against team figures with hearings set to begin Wednesday. Mariners and Orioles moves show the scale of this second year of arbitration with Mara Kapstein representing notable clients.
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Races Yes Traffic No for Allison
Bobby Allison admits elevator rides terrify him while stock car racing has earned him over a million dollars. He says motion sickness is lifelong and elevator trips feel worse, though he can handle control in a car. He spoke at Ontario Motor Speedway ahead of the California 500 mile race.
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Indian Hills Drops Football Program
Indian Hills Community College voted to discontinue its football program. The 1974 team finished 10-10 and was rated second in pre-season junior college rankings. their only loss came to Moor Community College in the post-season bowl.
Iowa and Ohio State clash sparks halftime roar
In Monday night action at Iowa City the crowd of 11 825 gave the halftime show the biggest ovation. Iowa star Bill Knoedel dazzled with a high jump display while prospects for signing 24 of 30 football scholarship tenders by February 19 were touted by coach Bob Cummings. The article also notes wrestling promotions with McDonald’s offers and a side about Jesse James books, reflecting a mix of college sports and local interests.
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Charles Danzy
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Blass Moose Sign with Pirates for 1975
Steve Blass and Bob Moose, both aiming comebacks with the Pittsburgh Pirates, signed 1975 contracts along with catcher Dusty Dyer and rookie Tony Armas. Blass, 32, had a 19-3 season in 1972 but slipped to 3-9 in 1974 with a 9.81 ERA, spending most of the year at Charleston. Moose, 27, survived a near fatal blood clot last year and underwent an operation. The Pirates and manager Danny Murtaugh call spring training a possible comeback for Blass.
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