Irwin Ties for Hawaiian Open Second Round Lead
Hale Irwin shot 69 to reach 135 nine under par tying Bob Murphy and John Jacobs for the lead at the Hawaiian Open. Murphy also 69, Jacobs 70, with Open champion Lou Graham at 69 and other contenders close behind as gusty winds challenged the Waialae course. Irwin battled flu symptoms, hitting only four fairways yet bogey free on the back, while Murphy impressed with sharp putting and 28 putts.
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Bob Murphy
John Jacobs
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Lou Graham
al Geiberger
Roger Maltbie
Tommy McGinnis
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Bobby Wadkins
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Rod Curl
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Bob Irony
Riere Osgeanam
Ginnis A Mike
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Charles Coody
Tie Meyer
Larry Nelson
McLendon
Tom
Lanny Wadkins
Gil Morgan
Ben Crenshaw Hom
Hubert Green
Joann Harris
John Mahaffey
Fuzzy Zoeller
Phil Tom Shaw
Arnold Rodgers Palmer
Mary Mills
Rams Defeat Lawrence 97 74 in Midwest clash
Cornell earns its sixth MVC win with a 97 to 74 victory over Lawrence. Grant and Hopkins lead with 26 points each as Cornell seals an eight point halftime edge and pulls away late. Lawrence top scorers include Fyfe and Hachmeister with 16 apiece.
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Grant
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Pete Hachmeister
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Kolbeck
Reik
Hopkins
Goodwin
Wisco
Percok
Fogel
Rogers
Dalton
Foust
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Holt Cornell
Ex-Skiing Star Calls for Open Olympic Games
INNSBRUCK Austria Former skiing great Karl Schranz 37 argues for Open Games where the best athletes compete regardless of pay or religion. He defends his 1972 ban by Av ery Brundage and says amateurs no longer exist at top levels. He remains a outspoken advocate for professional participation.
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Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
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Sapporo
St. Anton
Vienna
San Francisco
New York
Sparky Anderson recalls hostile meeting boosted Reds in 1975
Columbus AP Sparky Anderson recalls a volatile clubhouse session in Montreal that lifted the 1975 Reds from 5.44 games back to dominance en route to the World Series. He predicts no Cincinnati weaknesses for 1976 but notes Danny Driessen’s limited playing time and Pete Rose’s permanent move to third base. Eastwick and McEnaney anchor the bullpen with strong ERAs as the team prepares for spring training.
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Cincinnati Reds
Reds
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Montreal
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Tommy John
Danny Driessen
Danny
Tony
Perez
Jack
Rawly Eastwick
Will McEnaney
Lantern calls for Woody Hayes resignation
The Lantern student newspaper urges Ohio State trustees and president Harold Enarson to assess Woody Hayes conduct and consider his removal. The editorial argues a decision would ease university embarrassment and aid players with a human‑centered coach.
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Regis triumphs over Linn-Mar in sophomore basketball
Regis defeated Linn-Mar 64 57 as Regis guard Chris Chadwick led all scorers with 19 points. Linn-Mar’s Gary Fries scored 15 points.
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Linn-Mar
Chris Chadwick
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Snow Drags at Linn County Fairgrounds Feb 22
Eastern Iowa snowmobilers anticipate fresh racing as Central City Kiwanis hosts the Eastern Iowa Snow Drags at Linn County Fairgrounds near Central City. Registration 9 to 11:30 am, drivers meeting 11:45, races begin 12:30 with proceeds for a snowmobile ambulance. Plus fisherees and ice events noted for Prairie du Chien and Camp Wapsie Y.
Hawkeye Fly Fishers Set Meeting at Howard Johnson Motel
The Hawkeye Fly Fishers Assn. plans a two day event at the Howard Johnson motel on highway 218 between Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Registration starts Feb 7 at 1 p.m. with fly fishing equipment displays, tying demonstrations, and a panel on fly fishing problems. Doug Swisher will speak on Sunday on fly fishing techniques. The Iowa conservation commission will discuss the trout program and other fish programs. CORESC, for seniors 60 and over, seeks funding through June 30 1977 with a $2.20 hourly wage, and involves several state parks and hatcheries across eastern Iowa and participating county conservation boards. Victor Gibson of Waterloo is president.
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Hawkeye Fly Fishers Assn
Howard Johnson
Highway 218
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Doug Swisher
Snow Drags Set in Central City on Feb 22
Eastern Iowa Snow Drags race day is February 22 at Linn County fairgrounds one half mile south of Central City. 28 classes run from 12:30 p.m. Admission 2.00 adults 1.00 ages 12-15. under 12 free with adult. Proceeds fund a snowmobile ambulance. Registration 9 to 11:30 a.m. Contacts Al Waterhouse 438-6349 or Dick Shaffer 438-6335.
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Sno-Mp
Central City
Kiwanis Club
Linn County Fairgrounds
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Central City Kiwanis Club
al Waterhouse
Dick Shaffer
Cedar Hills Sports Registration Opens Feb 2
Registration blanks for Cedar Hills boys and girls to join 1976 softball and baseball programs will be available at schools from February 2 to February 16. Children must obtain a blank from their school and return completed forms to the Cedar Hills Booster Club to form spring and summer teams.
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Cedar Hills
Saturday High School Basketball Slate Incomplete Lineup
Hempstead of Wash girls play Bettendorf. Bettendorf hosts Wash at 1 30. Sw Dubuque plays Jeff at 1 30. Wash faces Hempstead at 1 30. Kennedy high school meets Central City. Linn Mar girls vs Regis Benton. Kirkwood vs Coe JV at 7. Waterloo East plays Regis. LaSalle lines up with Line Mar. Lawrence at Coe.
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