Buckeyes Beat Haw keyed Iowa 94 77 in Big Ten Tilt
Ohio State pitchers a 94 77 home win as Iowa collapses with 34 turnovers. Wulfsberg injures knee again and will miss remaining games. Don Frost leads Iowa with 20 points while Steve Wenner sprains ankle for OSU. Bayless dishes eight assists Bolden nine.
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Tarkenton Is Excused From Pro Bowl
Minnesota Vikings quarterback Fran Tarkenton was excused from the Pro Bowl due to a sore arm after his late season, 102 yard, 27 pass effort in the Vikings loss to the Steelers. James Harris of the Rams and others were listed on the roster as replacements.
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Big Ben style return parade celebrates Steelers
Pittsburgh greeted the Super Bowl champions with a downtown parade. Officials estimated up to half a million fans lined the windy streets as confetti and signs showered the team. The celebration included a Silver Super Bowl trophy handoff to Mayor Flaherty and coach Chuck Noll, amid arrests and injuries from a large crowd downtown.
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Cedar Rapids Opens Midwest Baseball Schedule April 19
Duruque Cedar Rapids launches its 140 game Midwest League on April 19 hosting Waterloo in Cedar Rapids. Cedar Rapids shifts to the South division with Quad Cities, Clinton, Burlington and Danville. North division adds Waterloo, Wisconsin Rapids, Appleton, Dubuque and a new Wausau club. The C.K. Giants face Waterloo twice and play 14 games against others. Split season. first half ends June and second half runs to August 29 with playoffs starting August 31. All first-half rainouts may be made up in the second half and count toward second-half standings.
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South Dakota State Hands UNI 85 71 Defeat
Cedar Falls Iowa South Dakota State University upset the University of Northern Iowa 85 71 in the lone Iowa college basketball game of the day. Jackrabbits star George Schroeder scored 23 points while SDS led 46 34 at halftime. Panthers top scorer Bill Rupehey had 20 points as UNI fell to 2 11 and SDS improved to 3 5 in North Central Conference play.
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North English Man Bowls 712 in Historic 700 Game
North English junior high coach Ron Van Berkum bowled the first 700 game in 17 years of league play with a 712 on Thursday for Westers Auto. His 246 258 208 set a milestone as the third 700 in area history at Williamsburg lanes. Cleveland Indians trade Larry Duby Johnson to Montreal Expos and sign Pat Wastike from Novelnul State.
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Louisiana Purchase 1803 to Superdome economics debate
A 19th century style summary argues the 1803 Louisiana Purchase cost and the 183 million Superdome project in New Orleans, comparing Napoleonic spend to modern costs. It notes fanfare, weather, and costs, including 39 000 a day to operate the stadium and hotel tax to fund tourism, while commenting on poverty and the Sugar Bowl relocation.
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Ali Wins Hickols Award at 1974 sports banquet
Muhammad Ali won the Hickols Award at the 25th Professional Athlete of the Year ceremony receiving 49 first place votes and 249 points. Hank Aaron finished second with 47 first place votes and 224 points, Johnny Miller took third, and other top finishers included Lon Brock and John Hovlicele. Ali received a diamond studded belt valued at 15004 dollars at a luncheon.
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