Oklahoma State Wins Big Eight Wrestling Title By Two
Oklahoma State dominates the Big Eight meet in Columbia as five champions lead to a 96 94 team victory over Iowa State. Keith Abens of Iowa State earns Outstanding Wrestler. Rick Jones of OSU edges for 177 pounds and clinches the team title.
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Oklahoma
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Oklahoma State
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Gary Breece
OSU
Everett Gomez
Allan Albright
Rod Kilgore
Ne Gomez
Billy Martin
Ron Glass
Aerill Bobby Stites
Bill Fietland
Dave Dominick
Don Glass
Pete Galea
Stave Randall
Detroit and Buffalo Maintain playoff push with key wins
Detroit beat St. Louis 5-0 behind Denis DeJordy’s first NHL shutout in three years as Buffalo edged Pittsburgh 2-1 to stay four points ahead in the East. The Sabres relied on Gil Perreault’s 23rd goal to seize a late third-period lead.
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Cleveland
Los Angeles
Quebec
Ottawa
Alberta
Winnipeg
Philadelphia
Marcel Dionne
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Joe Crozier
Atlanta
Chicago
Black Hawks
Dennis Hull
Flames
Dan Maloney
Ralph Backstrom
Minnesota
California
North Stars
New York Rangers
Flyers
Tom Bladen
Doug Favell
Seal
Fred Glover
Rangers
Jean Ratelle
Ted Harris
J.p.parise
Boston
Montreal
Sullivan Leaves as Patriots Boss After Turbulent Reign
Sullivan announces he will step down as Patriots president and board member, citing disenchantment after a tumultuous decade guiding the New England club from a struggling AFL franchise to a financially viable operation. He plans to remain with the team in some capacity while shedding major responsibilities.
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Boston
David H. McConnell
Robert C. Wetenhall
New York
Fezler Falls Short in Jackie Gleason Classic Finish
Forrest Fezler dropped his head after missing a birdie try on the eighteenth in windy final round. His miss prevented a tie with Lee Trevino and forced a playoff, leaving Fezler in second place.
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Forrest Fezler
Jackie Gleason
Fezler
Lee Trevino
Upper Iowa In Playoffs
District 15 NAIA playoff selection includes Wartburg, Upper Iowa, Northwestern. Luther not in NAIA, third place Upper Iowa to represent the Iowa conference. Parsons vs Iowa Wesleyan and St Ambrose vs Loras Wednesday, with Friday winners deciding the fourth team.
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Loras
Schroeder
Upper Iowa
Iowa
Luther
NAIA
Knights of Columbus Boxers Lose 3 Bouts
In Silvis Illinois three Cedar Rapids Knights of Columbus boxers lost the amateur fight decisions. Charley Brown defeated Sam Humble by decision. Larry Fowler beat Charley Lovell by decision. Loren Lovell lost to Nike Pansloss by decision.
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Cedar Rapids Knights of Columbus
Charley Brown
Sam Humble
Larry Fowler
Vinton
Charley Ove
Nike Pansloss
Loren Lovell
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Betty Kurth Leads All-Events In Iowa Bowling Tourney
Betty Kurth of Cedar Rapids took the all-events lead at the Women's State Bowling Tournament in Cedar Rapids as the third weekend ended. Her 1654 total edged Judy Werner of Burlington by six, with Kurth recording her first 600 series a 672 across games of 241 220 and 211.
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Betty Kurth
Cedar Rapids
Judy ‘Werner
Burlington
Kurth
Werner
Lois Harris
Martin Claims 4 ATA Titles At Otter Creek
Robert Martin of Cedar Rapids won the overall title in an ATA shoot at Otter Creek Sunday and tied for first in 24-27 high handicap class A high 16 yard and high singles. High 16 yard class A Martin 100 of 100, others noted. high handicap winners include Ronald Timm and Wesley Deal. high singles led by Martin with 179 of 200. high doubles won by Ray Farrell. high overall 222 of 250.
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Cedar Rapids
Otter Creek
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Richard Buck
Evansdale
Wesley Deal
Marshalltown
Ronald Timm
Tama
Robert Dobeling
Marion
Martin
Donna Polance
Ray Farrell
Rock Island
St George wins basketball thriller over Holy Cross
St George 76 Holy Cross 68. Tony Curti 20 and Mike Donovan 18 lead St George with Cota 12 Heiderscheit 8 Mauss 6 Darling 6 Feverhelm 4 Jangula 2. Holy Cross Leo 68 led by Terry Steffen 14 Jeff Maiers 17 Steve Hess 12 Vorwald 10.
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Tony Curti
Mike Donovan
Tom Cota
Bob Heiderscheit
Paul Mauss
Jay Darling
Tom Feverhelm
John Jangula
Holy Cross Leo
Jeff Maiers
Steve Hess
Terry Steffen
Dave Vorwald
Mike Gansmer
Dave Larger
Ron Ungs
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