Minnesota Cage Suspension Continued
A federal judge extended the suspensions of University of Minnesota guards Corky Taylor and Ron Behagen until at least Friday while allowing them to practice with the team. Judge Garl Larson ordered Big Ten athletic directors to meet and approve the suspensions by 6 p.m. Friday or the players would be reinstated automatically. The case follows a brawl during the January 25 Minnesota Ohio State game.
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Minneapolis
Larson
Certan
Corky Taylor
Ron Behagen
Big Ten to Hold Special Meeting on Minnesota Suspensions
Chicago will host a special Big Ten meeting Thursday to review suspensions of two Minnesota basketball players. Attorneys Ben Simon and Frank Brixius said they and their clients were invited by commissioner Wayne Duke for a hearing. The conference cites a flagrant unsportsmanlike act and questions Minnesota's handling of the incident.
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Chicago
Big Ten
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Ben Simon
Frank Brixius
Wayne Duke
Taylor
Bebagen
Simon
Duke
Stevens Resigns as Oelwein Coach for Sioux City East
Terry Stevens longtime Northeast Iowa coach and athlete resigns from Oelwein high school football boss role to become head coach at East High School in Sioux City. He played at Fayette and Upper Iowa and led the Huskies for 13 seasons with a 51 win 6 tie record.
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Oelwein
Terry Stevens
Northeast Iowa
Oelwein High School
East High
Sioux City
Stevens
Fayette
Upper Ranny Stevens
Iowa Colleze
Huskies
Cardinals trade for Donny Anderson from Packers
St Louis Cardinals announce a trade sending running back MacArthur Lane to Green Bay for running back Donny Anderson. Anderson, drafted by the Packers in 1965, scored four touchdowns in his first season with Green Bay, and is noted for a starling start with the NFL club.
Central Gains Nor warded by The Associates Pras
The opening round of the 1972 tournament saw four class A teams progress. Alta defeated Crest and Early 55 to 8, St. Mary’s (174) eliminated Camanche 77 to 68 with Alex Mareika scoring 26 for the Irish. Dan Costigan led Edgewood-Colesburg past Montezuma 120 to 58. New Monroe, Center Point, Boyd-Hull, and Treynor also advanced toward the semifinals.
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Little School
Crest
Cyclones
Clinton
St. Mary’s
Camanche
Alex
Mareika
Iowa
Indians
Elkader
Edgewood
Colesburg
Dan Costigan
Fea-Co
Montezuma
New Monroe
Craig McClure
Braves
North Mahaska
Center Point
Boyden-Hull
Treynor
Sherman Gets Doctors OK Rejoins Iowa Wrestling Team
Iowa wrestling backs 118 pounder Dan Sherman after month sidelined by a broken ankle. Sherman from Deerfield Illinois had the cast removed and was cleared to resume practice, replacing Waterlo o’s Steve Natvig who fractured a hand in practice. Fifth-ranked Iowa competed in the Big Ten meet at Bloomington Indiana Friday and Saturday.
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Iowa
Sherman
Deerfield
Tig
Waterloo
Steve Natvig
Natvig
Jowas
Bloomington
Ind
Sioux City East tops AP high school poll. Kennedy sixth
Sioux City East remains top after a 74 70 win over Sioux Falls SD. Kennedy tied for sixth as Cedar Rapids Washington slides to fifth with Marshalltown and Storm Lake nearby. Des Moines Lincoln climbs to eighth and Clear Lake enters at tenth. Sectional semis set for midweek with district finals March 1 and 3 before the state tournament March 15 18 in Des Moines.
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Johnston
Jim Stewart
Russell
Keokuk
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Eddyville
Moulton Udell
Mediapolis
Stritch
Cardinals
Burlington
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Storm Lake advances as unbeaten St. Mary’s also in
The page 16 roundup notes Storm Lake remains unbeaten at 19 games and advances along with Clinton St. Mary’s and Eikader Central. Also listed are Lith in the Intent poll, Montemma defending class A title, and No. 20 Treynor.
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Storm
Fonda Our Lady of Good Counse
Clinton St. Mary's
Eikader Central
Ted
Lith
Atist Montemma
Treynor
Red Pepper Gossip Sparks Nebraska Red Shirt Debate
Purdue coach Bobby DeMoss is quoted on Nebraska scholarships and red shirts, with Jim Ross contradicting his totals. The piece shifts to Roy Smalley, Craig Clemont Day in Piqua, and coach contract talks. Also notes Wernimont Display move, Indian nicknames debate, and golf reminiscences from Loyd Mangrum.
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Purdue
Indianapolis News
Nebraska
Jim Ross
Iso O
Craig Clemont
Piqua
Ohio
Hawkeye
Frank Lauterbur
Jack Harbaugh
Craig
Towa
Jim Hayes
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FXL
Piqua High School
Hayes
Wally Provost
Omaha World-Herald
University of Nebraska At Omaha
Mavericks
TIO
Cowboys
Harry Zimmer
Marilyn Klimesh Wins Post Office Pin Meet
Marilyn Klimesh rolled a 663 handicap series Monday at May City Lanes to take high handicap honors in the 13th Annual Cedar Rapids Post Office Singles Handicap bowling tournament. Winners included Bee Te Beete and Tarblyhs among the participants.
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City Lanes
Cedar Rapids Post Office
Aunty Manama
Leniota Tarblyhs
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