Hoosiers Dominate Statistics In Big Ten Race
Indiana leads in two key team categories eight game scoring at 90.8 and field goal rate at 53 percent. Minnesota holds top defensive and rebound marks while Michigan shows best free throw accuracy. Individual leaders include Andreas of Ohio State at 21.1 and Hairston, Furlow, Garrett among top scorers. Purdue rebound leader at 11.9.
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Hamilton's 23 Pushes Trojans Past Bruins in Close Lean
Hamilton's 24 points lead the Prairie Trojans to a 43-42 victory over the Jefferson Bruins in Central YMCA high school basketball action. In other league games Jefferson Standouts defeated Jefferson Racketheads 37-26, while Washington White Cross won by forfeit over Kennedy Weehles.
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Conners Basket Winners Edge Roadrunners At Buzzer
In Central YMCA high school action Steve Conner hit the winning basket at the buzzer as Conners edged the Roadrunners 31 29. Colina Castofis led a 78 36 win over Lemo Sajka scoring 22. Travelers edged Firehouse 33 32 in another league game.
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Blinded by sight Karras finds new vision on air
NEW YORK AP. Alex Karras says I am blind zero zero vision. Once Lions All Pro he wore contact lenses but found game altered and returned to his Braille defense. Now a broadcaster he wears glasses always and leads Save Your Vision Week with Cosell in sight.
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Hayes School goal shooting leads with Franck 145 points
Franck tops Hayes goal shooting with 145 points. Cheney 100 and Lee 30 follow. At Immaculate Conception Tim Mara leads with 130, Patrick Dale 75, Mike Dale 70. In Grant Wood girls Jane Huggins wins with 95, Ary Fisher 9 too, Jost na shoot off. MT La Crosse snow notes and Wisconsin weather blurbs follow.
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Mark Lee
Immaculate Conception
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Grant Wood
Jane Huggins
Ary Fisher
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Jim Young Leads Coonrod Wrecker Past Al's DX 87 70
Jim Young scored 38 points to lift Coonrod Wrecker over Al's DX 87 to 70 in Ellis Branch YMCA Over 25 and Under Six Foot league action. Guaranty Bank edged Papa dian's 32 31 and Quality Auto beat Red Baron 11-point night by Bob Ford.
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Peppler Captures First Superstars Crown in Florida
Mary Jo Peppler, 6 foot 1, El Paso Juarez Sol player coach, won the first big women Superstars title at Rotonda Florida. She defeated Karen Logan and Micki King to take 34 000 in prize money. Peppler said she plays for self fulfillment, not money, and recalled fading early before luck charms helped. Ching's dad reportedly offered luck, and Laura Ching finished fifth. Peppler is a long-time athlete, a Sul Ross State graduate, hailed as possibly the best woman athlete in the United States.
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Robys 21 Leads Jaycee League Win at YMCA Fast Break
Roby led Jaycee League with 21 points as the Jaycees edged Safari Lounge 53-50 at the YMCA Fast Break. Ron Williams scored 18 for Safari Lounge, while Jane Boyd routed Cargill East Plant 71-44. Bill Benson led Old Town with 20 as Old Town Inn crushed Ebys Sporting Goods 83-48.
Draft ends as Hegener last pick in 1974 NFL draft
Avante selected Bartkowski No 1 overall in the 1974 NFL draft as 17 rounds and 10 days of trades closed with Nebraske guard Stan Hege ner chosen 442nd and final. Judge Sweigert had warned the process was illegal. Nebraska led with 12 picks, USC 14, and Ohio State 12. 244 offensive, 146 defensive selections.
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Stan Hegener
William T. Sweigert
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Cotton Speyrer
New England
Leon Crouswhite
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Keggie Rucker
Cleveland
Dallas
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Frost Out Indefinitely As Draft Wrinkles Unfold
Indefinite frost of a draft day left many questions as names like J K McKay son of John McKay and Notre Dame star Pete Demmerle drew picks in later rounds. Los Angeles held many first round choices thanks to trades while Washington Philadelphia and others lagged. Tom Clements Notre Dame quarterback was notably passed over, drawing puzzled responses as the 17th round wrapped.
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Roundup notes Payton no show and other sports updates
Walter Payton, Jackson State, skipped Chicago press plans to study credits toward a diploma. Bud Harrelson signed 1975 contract with the Mets. Willie Miller of Colorado State, a Vietnam era Silver Star recipient, a 12th round draft pick. Stan Smith and others prepare for U S Mexico matches. Iowa football, Abdul Aziz considers return. trading deadline looms. Relina Babilonia and Randy Gardner lead after compulsories at U S Figure Skating Nationals.
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