Ann Hayes wife of Woody Hayes recalled as public speaker
A column recalls Ann Hayes, once prominent for her public speeches around Ohio and the Midwest, wife of Ohio State coach Woody Hayes. The piece notes her health, a charity event, and anecdotes about their life in Columbus, plus a sports trivia aside about a St Louis bowler.
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Ann Hayes
Woody
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Ann
Ohio
Midwest
Cedar Rapids
Akron
California
Pete Rose
Hayes
New Philadelphia
Penn State
Columbus
Iowa
U S Upsets Soviets in Olympic Hockey Shocker
The young American team stunned the Soviet Union 4 3 at Lake Placid to gain momentum in the medals round. Mark Johnson and Mike Bruzine scored in the third period rally as U S fans roared, while Finland looms for gold potential.
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Lake Placid
N.Y
UPI
Russia
Soviet Union
U.S
Finland
Squaw Valley
National Hockey League
Olympic Center
U-S-A
US Upset Soviets Triggers Lake Placid Victory Celebrations
United States hockey fans flood Lake Placid streets after a 4-3 Olympic upset of the Soviet Union. Jubilation echoes like Fourth of July as crowds chant U S A and celebrate with fireworks and televised cheers.
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Olympic
U.S.A
Hawkeye Wrestlers Beat Oklahoma State In Final Home Meet
Iowa upsets Oklahoma State 22 14 as Dean Phinney pins Darryl Sheffey late in the heavyweight bout. Iowa gains two major decisions from Randy Lewis and King Mueller while OSU gains several decisions but falls short.
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Stillwater
Okla
Iowa
Oklahoma State
Cowboys
Hawkeyes
Dean Phinney
OSU
Darryl Sheffey
Randy Lewis
King Mueller
Jerry Kelly
Lee Roy Smith
Ricky Stewart
Rey Martinez
Dan Glenn
Randy Willingham
Jeff Kerber
Thomas Landrum
Lenny Zalesky
King Mueller Lowa
Terry Jones
Mark Stevenson
Fred Duell
Doug Anderson
Ed Banach
Gary Germundson
Pete Bush
Dean Jener Lowa
Darry! Sheffey
Hawkeyes face Ohio State with title hopes fading
Iowa aims for a miracle at St John Arena in Columbus after a 62 58 loss at Wisconsin. Olson must rally a battered squad as Ohio State leads the Big Ten race with Indiana, while NCAA and NIT bids add urgency to a must win.
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Iowa
Wisconsin
Bill Cofield
Hawkeyes
Madison
Wis
Ohio State
Indiana
Lute Olson
Olson
Buckeyes
Hawks
Michigan State
Purdue
NCAA
Iowa Civil Rights Commission Drops Push for Six Girl Basketball
The Iowa Civil Rights Commission voted to drop the push for six player girls basketball and favor a five-player rule. Alfredo Parrish predicted the five girl rule won’t see the light of day again as staff is directed to rewrite rules banning discrimination in Iowa schools. The panel also instructs staff to prepare phasing in of equal athletic scholarship expenditures for male and female students rather than strict immediate parity.
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DES Moines
Iowa Civil Rights Commission
Iowa
Commission
Alfredo Parrish
Parrish
Civil Rights Commission
Staf
State Wrestling Finals Televised by IPBN
The Iowa Public Broadcasting Network will televise the state high school wrestling finals live from Boone on March 1 starting at 6:30 p.m. Final matches include 2A at 98, 105, 112, 119. 3A at 126, 132, 138, 145. 1A at 155, 167, 185, heavyweight. at least one super heavyweight match also airing. Dick Trotter, Dean Borg, Randy Nielsen and Doug Brown will announce.
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BOONE
Iowa Public Broadcasting Network
IPBN
Dick Trotter
Dean Borg
Randy Nielsen
Doug
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