Haw keyes Tangle With No 4 South Carolina In Chicago
Iowa battles No 4 ranked South Carolina at Chicago Stadium in a 2 30 p m Saturday showdown. The Gamecocks feature center Danny Traylor and forward Tom Ricker with 15 to 18 point averages, while Iowa relies on Kevin Kunnert Rick Williams and guards Jim Colling and Harold Sullinger to counter.
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Majors withdraws from Georgia Tech coach pursuit
Ames Iowa State coach Johnny Majors said he has asked to withdraw his name from consideration for Georgia Tech’s head coaching vacancy. Tech then hired Bill Fulcher from the University of Tampa. Majors, 35, emphasized his commitment to Iowa State and the upcoming 1972 season after visits by both candidates to Atlanta this week.
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Iowa Gymnasts Host Western Illinois Saturday
Iowa City Iowa's swimming team hosts Western Illinois Saturday at 1 30 p m in the north gym of the Iowa fieldhouse. The Hawkeyes carry a 1 0 dual meet record after a win over Wisconsin while Western Illinois stands 1 2 in duals. Also Saturday Iowa wrestling aims for a fourth straight dual victory after beating Michigan State with Dan Sherman seeking his 21st straight win at 118 pounds. The Hawkeyes swimming squad travels to DeKalb Illinois Saturday for a triple dual with Northern Illinois and Western Michigan.
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Prairie 8th Defeats J.C. West 50-43 In High School Basketball
Prairie eighth graders beat Iowa City West 50-43 as Bart Gibney scored 18 points and Terrell led West with 20. West won the seventh grade game 48-38 with Shermann leading 13 and Ralph Becicka adding 17 for the Hawks.
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Owens Drives Tucson Purists Wild In Open Lead
Charles Owens, cross handed with a fused knee, shot seven under 65 at Tucson National to share first after one round of the Dean Martin Tucson Open with George Archer. Lou Graham and defending champ J C Snead were next at 66, Trevino struggled with putts at 71.
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Unorthodox Leader Shoots 65 to Tie Open Lead
Charles Owens of Winterhaven Florida shoots a 7 under par 65 at the Tucson Open final hole to tie George Archer for the first round lead. Owens uses a cross handed grip and plays with a fused left knee.
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Former Cedar Rapids stars coach in major leagues
Red Pepper notes three ex Cedar Rapids baseball figures in MLB coaching roles Dick Tracewski joins Detroit Tigers manager Bill Martin as coach George Scherger, once his 1956 CR manager, coaches for Cincinnati under Sparky Anderson Danny Ozark, who managed Cedar Rapids in 1957, is a coach for Walter Alston TRACEWSKI with the Dodgers Kerby Farrell, CR pilot 1951, to manage in Lynchburg class A after coaching with White Sox and Indians The piece recounts local sports memories and current coaching ties across teams including LSU Memphis State and national football notes.
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Sports broadcast slate features college, pro and golf
Seen fear Noon lists TV and channel times for Missouri Valley N Texas State versus Memphis State on Channel 9 at 1:00, Big Ten Northwestern versus Michigan on Channel 2 at 1:00, Big Eight Kansas versus Colorado on Channel 7 at 2:00, Wide World of Sports on Channel 9 at 4:00, Tucson Open golf on Channel 7 at 1:00, NBA New York versus Seattle on Channel 9 at 1:00, NHL Buffalo versus Boston on Channel 2 at 1:00, NFL Pro Bowl on Channel 7 at 3:00, NFL Action on Channel 2 at 3:30, and Beat the Bear on Channel 10:30.
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Cyclone Matmen extend dual win streak to 31
Iowa State remains unbeaten in duals by defeating Oregon 31 to 9 in Eugene. Rich Binck earned the lone pin for the Cyclones, Chris Taylor won by default after Ray King injured his knee, and Ben Peterson stretched his perfect dual record to 30 with a 9 0 decision. The Cyclones meet Oregon State in Corvallis next.
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