Hoosier Tank Team Leads By 70 Points In Big Ten Meet
Indiana off to strong start at East Lansing leading Ohio State by 70 as Mark Spitz sets Big Ten and meet records with a 0 20 81 in the 50 yard freestyle. Michigan and Michigan State follow in team totals with Wisconsin and Northwestern among the field.
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Hoosiers
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Michigan State
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Spitz
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Gary Hall
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Minnesota
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Purdue
Athols
Towa
MSU Head Warns on Disruptions to Basketball Games
Michigan State University President Clifton R. Wharton Jr warned of a get tough policy after a group of about 100 protesters delayed the MSU Iowa basketball game for nearly 40 minutes. He called the disruption a flagrant abuse of free speech and said future violators will face consequences.
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Michigan State University
Clifton R. Wharton, Jr
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Wharton
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Wahlert Tops Wash and Jeff in Coe College Tri meet
Wahlert won the indoor track triangular at Coe College with 53 percent of points while Washington placed second with 44 percent and Jefferson third. Wahlert and Wash each won events as the meet included athletes such as Vantine Mayes and Garay in a competitive field.
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Wash
Jeff Dubuqui
Coe Vollege
Washington
Jefferson
Non
Jones
Moconall
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Mayes
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HH Mayer
Wilson-Sinclair Win in Industrial League Playoff
Wilson-Sinclair defeated Cherry-Burrell 73 to 69 in a Thursday industrial league playoff game. The win solidified their position as contenders with key performances noted by Maron and others.
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Wilson-Sinclair
Cherry-Burrell
Iowa Cage Banquet Slated March 20
Monticello prepares for the annual athletic banquet honoring the Iowa basketball team and local athletes. The event is set for Monday March 20 at 6 30 in the Jones County Youth Center.
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Iowa
Monticello
UW. of Towa
Jones County
Gilbert Goes for Broke in Doral Open Round Lead
Hollywood resident Gibby Gilbert battles wind for a four under par 66 first round lead in the $150,000 Doral-Hastern Open. He aims to attack, saying defensive play won’t work, as Nicklaus two back and Palmer absent loom in the field during a season marked by his career comebacks from a January airplane crash.
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Hollywood
Fla
Gilbert
Super Mex
Les Trevino
Bob Rosburg
Dick Luly
Butch Baird
Jim Colbert
Charles Condy
Paul Harney
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
South Africa
Tony Jacklin
England
Palmer
Bill Casper
Abert
Blue Monster
Tour
Los Angeles
Shoemaker Sets All Time Stakes Mark at Santa Anita
At Santa Anita Park ShoeMaker tied the all time stakes win record at 555 with a three quarter length victory in the San Jacinto Stakes on Royal Owl. The 40 year old rider expressed satisfaction and aimed at Kentucky Derby glory and reaching 100 races worth 10 000 or more.
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Calif
Shoemaker
San Jacinto
Santa Anita Park
Eddie Arcaro
John Longden
del Mar
Eddie
Royal Owl
Waterloo PAC blanks Vinton Tip Top in AAU tourney
Waterloo Police Athletic Club defeated Vinton Tip Top 78 to 67 to eliminate them from the state AAU basketball tournament. The day also featured other regional action and horse racing notes from the same meet, including Derby contenders and prize money tallies.
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Waterloo Police Athletic Club
Vinton
Waverly Merchants
Central Webster
Royal Owl
Ken
Dave Maninica
Malice Athletic Jesque
Ghort
Royal Gakg Farm
Betas Poant
Owl Stables
George Ross
Shipwmaker
West Branch
Mid-Prairie
Debbie Kos
Durant
Tace
Atcaro
Eddie
North Tama Cagers Honored on All-Mid Town Conference Team
North Tama players Rick Wesley and Lon Caslavka earned spots on the first team, Dysart-Geneseo’s Bob Mach selected for the first team, with Reinbeck and Glagb rook figures noted on the roster. Second team includes Mick Kopriva and Bruce Mayes of Dike along with Reinbeck players and others.
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North Tama
Dysart-Geneseo
Rick Wesley
Lon Caslavka
Bob Mach
Rin Yarn
Reinbeck
Dysart
Genaesto
Eft Goes
Glagbrook
Mick Kopriva
Dike
Bruce Mayes
Arian
Glagbrooky
Walker
el Ir
Benny Go
Johnny's Maintains Lead in Jets Table Tennis Standings
Johnny's Parkway holds the top position in the Jets table tennis league this week with a solid lead. Standings show Taranee Saye and teammates continuing strong forms as teams jockey for position in the tight race.
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Johnny's Parkway
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Curran Plates Winning Run
Iowa State sophomore Jeff Schneider pitched eight innings and collected two hits as the Cyclones beat Texas A and M 4-3 in the non conference opener. Mike Curran’s ninth inning sacrifice drove in the winning run for ISU, while Curran, a Cedar Rapids Jefferson product, contributes the decisive contact. Texas A and M won the nightcap 5-3, dropping ISU to 14-? on the season as the teams split the twin bill in College Station.
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Texas
Iowa State
Jeff Schneider
Texas A and M
Cyclones
Aggies
ISU
Mike Curran
Curran
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Town State
Texas Christians
Volleyball event notes and local league glimpses
Fragmentary notes mention volleyball, teams, venues, and league references. Names and places are unclear, but it points to local sports activity and community notices without full details.
Iowans to be honored as prep clinic adds seven to hall
Inductees include Hal Trosky Doc Zimmer and Hap Miller among seven new names joining 15 already enshrined in the Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame. The group will be honored at the winter clinic in Cedar Rapids March 1 2. Over 120 coaches have signed up with around 200 expected to attend.
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Isle
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Hal Trosky
Major Vague
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Chicago White Sox
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Joe Bailey
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Lefty” Schnack
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Muscatine
Lefty
Bud Suter
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Mason City
Legion
R. G
Hap” Miller
Simpson College
Simpson
Roy F. Jessen
Caynes] Bluffs
Thomas Jefferson High
Harold “Finky
Primrose
Association
Cedar Rapids Dominates Hobcats In Conference Clash
Cedar Rapids held off the Hobcats led by Benton Young as the ranked team extended its lead early and controlled the pace. The visitors struggled to match Cedar Rapids offensively and could not close the gap in the second half.
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Benton
Cedar Rapids
Secrecy surrounds ABA secret draft picks blow by blow
The ABA held a telephonic secret draft with 11 clubs, revealing picks like Bob McAdoo for Virginia Squires and Bud Stallworth for Denver Rockets. Utah Kentucky New York withheld selections. Bill Walton and Dave Brent among later rounds as teams weighed college eligibility.
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Tom Riker
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Carolina Collars
Denver Rockets
Bud Stallworth
Kansas
Paul Stovall
Arizona State
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Houston
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Chicago
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Dallas Chaparrals
ABA
Jack Dolph
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Kentucky
New York
Nets
Bill Chamberlain
Din
Chones
Marquette
Bill Walton
UCLA
Washington Girls Triumph In Prairie Gym Meet
Washington high school girls dominate the Prairie gym meet scoring 74.4 points to Prairie 45.75 and Marion 45.70. Anne Seery won two events the floor exercise and panel beam as teammates excelled in multiple categories.
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Prairie
Marion
Wash
Anne Seery
Anna ‘Leavy
Sea Meniatbaro
Lettbard
Ela
Wine Ge Whiners
Mikal Ian
Tresa Raps
Carole Nesselman
Guraa McLeod
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See Hear Radio and TV Sports Highlights Note
TV and radio listings recap Saturday and Sunday sports coverage. Mentions basketball features including Knicks versus unknown foe and Hawks action with Channel 9 and Wide World of Sport. Sparse, garbled station names and anchors noted.
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Moalley
Bas Pris
Braaley
Channel It
Angie
Howling
Wide World of Sport
Dick Schultz
Stows
Knicks
Téeerstie Big Hackey
Winck Hawks
Shanmat
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Chan
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