UCLA Holds Top Spot in Cage Voting
UCLA remains No. 1 in the AP college basketball poll as Kansas survives a tight game with Oklahoma 71-68. Artis Gilmore of Jacksonville and Jim McDaniels of Western Kentucky lead big wins, while Florida State rallies late against Jacksonville.
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Heck Scores 17, 18 by Eberhard
Iowa State freshmen upset Missouri frosh 87-84 in Columbia. Mike Capobianco pots 27 points, Jim Heck adds 17 and Eric Heft 16 as ISU erases a 44-40 halftime deficit. Eberhard from Ex Springville leads Missouri with 18 points. Rick Atzen adds 12 for Missouri frosh.
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Colonels Deny Racial Problems Amid Trainer Alleges Chaos
Kentucky Colonels coach Frank Ramsey and players deny trainer Bill Antonini’s charge of racial tensions and lack of direction. The trainer resigned after claiming a black white problem and chaos, while starters and reserves, including Les Hunter and Louie Dampier, defend team harmony and say Ramsey is testing players to prepare for playoffs.
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Wash Boosts Lead In Prep Swim Poll
Cedar Rapids Washington dominates high school swimming ratings compiled by Swim Inc Fort Dodge raising its total to 619 from 601 since January. Ben Taylor owns two top times 54.3 in the 100 yard butterfly and 2 05.6 in the 200 IM. Kennedy rises to fourth with 494 points and Bill Fowler posts the best 200 time 1 51 7 for CR Cougar. Jefferson sits 15th with 365 points.
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Residency Requirement Sways Iowa Boxing Promoters
Iowa Sen James Briles proposes a residency rule for boxing and wrestling promoters. The bill requires promoters to be Iowa residents for at least three years and corporate sponsors to have 10 officers with one year residency. The 1970 law created an athletics commissioner to draft rules and supervise licensing, without funding.
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Warrior JVs Stay Perfect With 55 54 Win at Prairie
Washington's junior varsity improved to 14 1 with a 55 54 victory over Prairie. Prairie top scorer Yanecek had 22 points while Wash players Skogman Hakill Oelschiaeger Sollins and Dougherty each added points.
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Want Ads Offer Quick Buyers for Unused Items
Local classifieds promote use of want ads to quickly connect sellers with buyers for items no longer needed. Dial 369 1234 to place a listing and reach a broad audience seeking bargains. The service emphasizes fast results and wide exposure.
Welty Way Routs Food Center in 104 52 Victory Night
Welty Way led by Bob Timmons with 44 points defeated Food Center 104 to 52 in Ellis YMCA adult league action. Zachar Realtors beat Al's D-X 73 to 67 and Fat Albers edged Fowler Electric 67 to 41. Top scorers included Terry Miller and Randy Jones for Zachar, and Jay Lieb for Al’s D-X.
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Blake Stops Ma hanga In Melbourne Bout
Associated Press report from Melbourne notes Eric Blake of Great Britain halted Kahu Mangaha of New Zealand after 8 rounds in a boxing bout.
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Holdouts a Headache for Baseball Bosses
Twins holdout pitcher Bill Zepp wants a trade to Detroit and refuses to play without one, while infielder Larry Brown expects a deal after friction over terms. Indians faces unsigned stars including Sam McDowell, Dennis Higgins, Vada Pinson, and Ray Fosse amid heftier salaries. Reds stars Pete Rose and Tony Perez seek top pay, and Johnny Bench hints at a $500,000 deal. Orioles, Cubs, and Red Sox players also remain unsigned, signaling widespread winter holdouts across the league.
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Hylton Leads Point Standings After Daytona 500
James Hylton of Inman South Carolina holds a slim lead in the Winston Cup standings after the Daytona 500, with 307 points to Bobby Isaac's 304. Richard Petty sits third with 291, Bobby Allison fourth at 273, and Cecil Gordon fifth at 266 as Dodge leads manufacturers with 21 points.
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Cedric Durst In Critical Condition After Stroke
Cedric Durst, 71, former major league outfielder and manager, remained in critical condition Tuesday at Mercy Hospital San Diego after a Sunday stroke. Officials said his condition had worsened since he was stricken during the Hot Stove league golf tournament at San Carlos. Durst, a native of Austin Texas, played for the Yankees Browns and Red Sox and later managed the San Diego Padres in the Pacific Coast League from 1938 to 1942.
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TV 9 EyeWitness News Hosts Highlight Tuesday at 5 30 PM
Anchorman Bob Harper meteorologist Wayne Winston and sports director Bob Brooks present TV 9 Eyewitness News scheduling a program for Tuesday at 5 30 PM.
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Sayers Is OK After Surgery
Chicago Bears halfback Gale Sayers underwent another knee operation to tighten ligaments on the inner left knee and was resting comfortably. The surgery followed rehabilitation after the Oct. 21 operation on the outer left knee. doctors said the injuries were unrelated and the latest procedure was not a repair of the first operation.
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Nolan Signs With Reds Ahead of 1971 Season
Cincinnati announced that Gary Nolan, the Reds second pitcher, signed for 1971. Nolan posted an 18-7 record in 1970, second to Jim Merritt's 20 victories. The Reds have 12 players under contract. pitchers and catchers report Friday in Tampa, Florida to begin spring training.
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Missouri Defeats Iowa State 80-66 in Columbia
Missouri beat Iowa State 80-66 for a third-place Tigers victory as ISU struggled inside and on the boards. Jack DeWilder led ISU with 22 points while Missouri’s John Brown and Henry Smith contributed 23 and 22 points respectively as the Cyclones dropped to 2-8 in the Big Eight. ISU travels home to face Oklahoma next, after a recent rough stretch.
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Kennedy Jayvee Defeats Marion in 73 53 Victory
Kennedy high junior varsity beat Marion 73 to 53 on Monday at Kennedy. Bob Gleason scored 15 for the winners while Arlo Bailey led Marion with 21. Marion's total included Bailey 21, Joe 8, Potter 4, Skilling 5, Meeks 4, Mile Kennedy 73 noted with Gleason 8, Denver 11, Greenwood 13, Baldwin 8, Wymore 2, Kreici 4, Shaffer 4, Moore 8.
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Swiss ski figure Fred Iselin dies in Aspen at 57
ASPEN Colo AP Fred Iselin a Swiss native known in international ski circles died in his sleep Sunday in this ski community He was 57 observations indicate he was a prominent figure in Alpine racing and ski organization networks in the region and beyond
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