Orr denies offering postponement of Michigan Ohio State game
Michigan coach July Orr says he did not offer to delay the Big Ten clash with Ohio State and was not empowered to schedule a postponement. He spoke with Buckeye coach Fred Taylor by phone, and athletic director Don Cantrani says the game will proceed as scheduled. Several Buckeyes were sidelined by concussions after the Minnesota game, while officials reviewed the event via video in Columbus.
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Sear Uan
Lamar Tops Wamae Scoring List Amid Conference Play
Rocky Lamir of Maguokela leads the Watts conference scoring race with a 19.0 point average. Gregg Anlereon and Marion follow, sharing the second spot with a 16.4 point mark as DivinwaL ICORINe rounds out the top standings.
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West Central Drops to Fifth in Iowa Girls Basketball Ratings
West Central of Maynard relinquishes its 48 game win streak after a loss to M-F-L. Muifis rises to second as Montezuma climbs to seventh. Farragitt holds top ranking with 48 win streak intact while other noted teams shift positions.
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Iowa's Sherman Breaks Ankle in Key Big Ten Season
Iowa City AP reports that Dan Sherman, a junior from Deerfield New Jersey, broke his ankle Wednesday night. Team physician Dr Hurley O'Feddick said he will be sidelined four to six weeks, likely missing the Big Ten meet at Indiana February 21 but possibly ready for the NCAA tournament in Maryland in March.
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Stan's Ups Lead In Table Tennis Loop
Stan's ale and TYitty creased its feed in the Jos tablé tennis Yengue Thursday.
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Unclear college basketball results with scattered team names
Fragmented OCR shows Missouri Valley and various team scores. Names such as Wichita, North Carolina, and others appear with inconsistent spellings. Overall content resembles a sports roundup with basketball results and scattered NBA and hockey mentions, but many fragments are unreadable.
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Fragmentary sports notes from a local paper
Incomplete OCR yields scattered names and events including volleyball and charity mentions. The garbled text lists individuals and affiliations such as Trinity and Gee By with unclear roles. No coherent story or outcomes can be determined from the fragment.
Liter uses trusted putter to seize San Diego lead
Gene Liter revived his old bullseye putter for a five birdie stretch and a six under first round lead at the Andy Williams San Diego Classic at Torrey Pines. Harney Colbert and Mutrakari trailed as chilly winds raised scores.
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San Diego
Gene Liter
Andy Williams
Torrey Pines
Paul Harney
Mass
Jim Colbert
Takash! Mutrakari
Lean Pickings For NFL Draft Focused On Key Prospects
Dallas AP report surveys the 97 draft class noting improved scouting from Dal las' computer system under Gil Brandt. Brandt highlights Notre Dame defensive tackle Walt Paulus ki, Oregon back Bobby Moore, Florida quarterback John Reaves and San Diego State defensive back William Buchanan as potential blue chips. He hopes to land at least one player from the draft while acknowledging past overhauls and the evolving image of the Cowboys draft strategy.
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Thomas
Fight Results and Rising Stars Named in Hazy Report
A fragmented recap notes never disclosed details of undiscoved opponents and phantom contenders. It mentions Larry and Patt groups, the term dynamite, and several named figures like Los Ale and Elmo Henaorega while highlighting increased scouting and effort across teams.
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Sports Club Elects Quinby At Cedile Naples Meeting
Bill Quinby was elected president of the Cedile Naples Sports Club at its general membership meeting. New officers include Bill Pillik first vice president Tom Shahven second vice president Tred Buchanan secretary and Don Mellchar treasurer. New board members are Bill Mappei Jerry Williams Charles Veres Tom Shalieo Jill Bevill and others. Ure outstanding Iowa athlete honors went to N Brad Trickey and Fred Bodhamin received top business award. Lifetime honorary board members named Ray Muppel Chuck Cebuhar Mika Swords Elmer Smith Tam Candan. Frank Lanterbtr and Dick Sebula highlighted the event with brief remarks.
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Elmer Smith
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Prank Lanterbtr
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Dick Sebula
Jlowa
Prairie Junior High Matmen Beat Benton
Prairie scored a 27 to 18 junior high wrestling victory over Benton Community here Thursday. The meet featured close falls and weight-class battles as Prairie extended its mat record.
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Kilgore's hot hand lifts Drake past North Texas 76 70
Des Moines Iowa Kilgore scored 22 points in the second half to lift Drake over North Texas 76 70 in Missouri Valley Conference action. Tony Johnson sparked a late lead with 1:21 remaining as Drake moved to 24 in the Valley and 6 overall while North Texas fell to 4 in the league and 8 overall. Dennis Bell led Drake with 12 points and Ephraim McDaniel added 24 for the Eagles in a game that marked the Bulldogs’ downtrodden stretch against Drake in Des Moines.
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Oglesby Improves Slowly After WVU Accident
West Virginia University basketball forward Sam Oglesby remains paralyzed after an auto crash a week ago. Hospital officials report he has been stabilized and removed from intensive care, but no major improvement in his paralysis condition has occurred. An industrial league game report notes Mountaineers won 58-37 and highlights Oglesby’s status.
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Auaker Dats Race Results Shallow in Text Fragments
Fragments from a sports or race report list names and scores with unclear words. Readable items mention Beult and Medanttet with small listed scores and partial participant names. The text is incomplete but indicates a results summary with several runners and times.
Sports Slate Review From Kennett to Kirkwood
mismatched OCR text shows scattered names and teams including Marlon, Kirkwood, Roe, and Elizabeth later. It references a sports slate with multiple games, locations, and teams unclear due to corrupted source.
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Iain
Lada Cerna
Roe
Kirkwood
Rann
Bailey and Tomanka Win 708 Series in City Bowling
Bailey tallies 115 points in a Cedar Lanes league match, anchoring Bailey and Tomanka to a 708 series. Greg Oler adds 107, while Schwab and Carr contribute strong marks as Tomanka claims the win in a city recreation bowling event.
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Aenoa Konto
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Tomanza
Cleveland
Hill Cust
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Nile Hawks
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Studs Win Share Top Spot in Local High School Ball
The Slug created Sixkillers as Studs defeated REA Express 89 to 41 to climb into a share of first in the Central Kaneh YMCA high school basketball league. Local reporting notes Grn Gale and Ne eee ab a REA E 4 4 remain near the top with Sevilacet and AMER Se Maney in the mix.
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