Furlow Sets MSU Scoring Mark in 105-40 Iowa Win
Michigan State beat Iowa 105-40 as Terry Furlow scored 44 to break the MSU single game scoring record and move to 1,286 career points. Gus Ganakas emphasized Furlow's performance in a pressure game while Greg Kelser added 17 points and 13 rebounds. Iowa’s Scott Thompson led with 30 points but couldn’t stop MSU’s second-half surge.
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Kennedy Girls Top Regis in 64 53 Metro Victory
Kennedy girls rebounded from a loss to Washington as Marlena Mossbarger sparked a 64 53 win over Regis. The Cougars improved to 11 2 on the season, led by Jane Kinney with 23 points and Mackelle Spurr off the bench scoring 18. Regis missed several shots late, dropping to 8 9. Kennedy sophomores also won 60 41 behind Gail Kramer with 25 points.
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Turner Buys Atlanta Braves in $10 Million Range
Atlanta advertising executive Ted Turner has purchased the Atlanta Braves from Atlanta LaSalle Corp. The sale ends a Chicago-based ownership era and places Turner as Braves president while Bartholomay and Donahue stay on as directors. Turner vows hard work to revive attendance and image, aiming for “Winnersville USA.” In Puerto Rico, San Juan is favored to host the Muhammad Ali Jean Pierre Coopmans heavyweight title bout with contracts soon to be signed in New York.
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Holy Cross and Bellevue Win in Iowa boy basketball tourney
In East Central Iowa conference action Holy Cross edged Gilbertville 63 61 after two overtimes as Bellevue defeated Independence St Johns 67 61 Monday night. Action resumes Wednesday with Western Dubuque vs Holy Cross and Cascade Aquin vs Bellevue.
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Hoerner Signs With Rangers After MLB Career
Dubuque native Joe Hoerner, 38, who was released by Philadelphia after 1975, signs with the Texas Rangers. He previously played for St. Louis Atlanta and Houston, and earned a National League All-Star berth in 1970.
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Doug Reichardt to transfer to Arizona programs
Iowa quarterback Doug Reichardt plans to transfer to Arizona or Arizona State seeking business administration options and potential spring football. Town coach Bob Cummings notes Reichardt loved football but could have played elsewhere, while Reichardt’s family and hometown ties are discussed amid related college football context.
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Parker to Manage C.R.A. 92-year-old veteran lands Midwest league post
Salty Parker a 92 year old veteran chosen by the Giants to manage the GR club in the Midwest league next season. Parker born July 1813 in East St. Louis Jr. has 30 years in the minors as player and manager and 14 years in the majors as coach with the Giants Indians Angels Mets and Astros. He succeeds Bob Larrufield as GR skipper. Midwest league January meeting at Davenport to finalize 1975 schedule and DH rule. GR club annual stockholders meeting set for Jan 13 at Washington high school.
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