Dolphins Set to Face Redskins in Key Super Bowl Clash
AP reports Don Shula trims the Dolphins for a showdown with George Allen’s Redskins. Miami’s defense, led by Buoniconti, Scott, and Anderson, aims to stifle Washington’s short passing game while Bob Griese, Paul Warfield, and Garo Yepremian provide senior playmaking.
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Redskins Predicted To Rout Dolphins In Super Bowl VII
AP foresees a decisive Redskins win at Los Angeles with a 27 to 13 final, praising Washington’s ferocious defense led by Ver non Biggs Ciren Talbert and Jack Pardee and highlighting Larry Brown Charley Harraway and Billy Kilmer as key on offense while noting Miami’s Griese Warfield and Yepremian as strong but unable to overcome Washington’s balance and post season form.
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Wash Girls Win in OT as Prairie Falls
Washington girls beat Prairie 46 46 at regulation then won in overtime. Key scorers include Meles Wharstone 89 points and Mapler 27. Lisa Hupter added 27 for Prairie, with Beck Yuska and Lynn Pritam among contributors as the game featured a tight finish and overtime outcome.
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TV Shootout Iowa Versus Illinois at High Noon
Iowa faces Illinois in a noon television shootout in Champaign. Coach Dick Schultz emphasizes bouncing back from a Michigan loss and notes key players Weathampoon and Fegebunk, while Illinois eyes Nick Weatherspoon as a tough matchup. The Hawkeyes host Michigan State next after Illinois game.
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Snead Leads Phoenix Open With 62 In First Round
J C Snead fired a brilliant eight under par 62 to lead the Phoenix Open after the first round. He eagled and birdied a sequence that included a 493 yard par five and a 20 foot birdie putt. The field included notable players like Dickson and Groh, with several heavyweights not in the field.
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Leslie Williams Dominates Washington Gymnasts in Triangular Meet
Leslie Williams won six events and the all around to lead Washington girls to a triangular victory Thursday with 144.1 points. Iowa City scored 92.75 and Iowa City West 3.5. Nikki Lillies of Washington won the vault title. Washington improves to 2-1.
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LaSalle Girls Rally Behind Charipar Sealed Regis Loss
Lisa Charipar scored 22 points to lead LaSalle as Regis fell 82 to 34. Laura Kelly contributed for Regis, while the junior varsity contest also featured notable play.
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Drake Beats New Mexico State 75-66 On Road Comeback
Drake overcame a slow start to beat New Mexico State 75-66, ending a 15-game road drought. Key players were Dennis Bell with 11 points, Cleo Kilgore with 20, and David Lanston adding seven. The Bulldogs pulled away after halftime, aided by a stronger second-half defense and rebounding, while New Mexico State faced personnel losses amid NCAA sanctions.
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Luther Women Open at UNI for title defense
Luther College women’s basketball, 1972 Iowa state champions, open their title defense with an 11 a m game at the University of Northern Iowa. Key losses include Sue Oertel. returnees include Marsha Goettsch recovering from a knee injury and aiding coaching. Preseason opponents feature Upper Iowa, Wartburg, and others. state tournament dates set for February 16-17 at Luther.
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Marion Jr High Cagers Win Twice
Marion's eighth graders Kevin Techau scored 12 points in a tough win while Doug Appleby added 15 for Monticella. Marion's seventh graders won 33 20 with 1 point from Greg Albaugh and Brian Bush. The Marion B team won 34 30 and the eighth grade B game?
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Iowa and Iowa State Meet In Hot Wrestling Showdown
Iowa and Iowa State wrestle for the first time in 38 years at Carver-Hawkeye Arena with both teams undefeated in dual meets. Iowa’s Dan Sherman, Tim Cysewski, and Brad Smith headline a strong lineup as Iowa hosts the Cyclones in a high stakes Big Eight clash. The meet also features other sports events and home games, drawing about 8,000 students to see both wrestling and basketball action.
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Rentzel Denies Marijuana Allegations In LA News
Los Angeles reports Lance Rentzel denies marijuana link amid a chaotic NFL scene. Rival names and college connections surface as Dan Holm Colin, Jan Sanderson, and others surface in the tense update. The story notes injuries, a returning captain, and a half pound of marijuana tied to the controversy.
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