Sports Roundup Zigzags Across Pro and College Bets
Rose signs a 14th one year pact with the Reds. Chuck Ross sold to the Angels. Brett Bird and Quirk sign with KC. McLaughlin edges Pridmore in a 50 mile race. Minnesota to announce NCAA penalties. Brickels fired. Davis on $5 million suit over Texas A&M suspensions. Smalley resigns as Navy coach. Havlicek injures knee. out five games. NBA trade dispute denied. Lakers win No 1 pick from Warriors. Adams sues football coach for $7.1 million. Cappie-man and Andrews sign with Bucs. Rozelle urges NFL labor pact. Winter results: Mittermaier tops giant slalom. Wyoming leads NCAA ski. Kleine breaks 5000m mark. Hamill leads after short program. Jones and Mahre sweep men’s GS. Mittermaier close to world title as World Cup kicks off in Innsbruck.
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Univ. of Minnesota
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Davidson
Robert Brickels
Houston
Southwest Conference
Texas A&m
Karl Godine
Jarvis
Williams Navy
Dave Smalley
Boston Celtics
John Havlicek
National Basketball Assn
Philadelphia 76Ers
New York Knicks
NBA
Larry O'Brien
Cazzie Russell
Los Angeles Lakers
Golden State Warriors
Rosi Mittermaier
West Germany
Copper Mountain
Colo
Wyoming
Bethel
Maine
Piet Kleine
Dorothy Hamill
United States
Greg Jones
Phil Mahre
Rosie Mittermaier
Innsbruck
Seaver Seeks Million Dollar Contract With Mets
Tom Seaver hints a three season deal could cost about one million dollars total making him the highest paid player if the figure holds. He says the figure is not a precise target and awaits negotiations over the reserve clause before signing. Seaver recalls a 1974 decline and a 1975 rebound to 22 wins and a third Cy Young.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
New York Mets
Tom Seaver
Seaver
Dick Allen
Hank Aaron
Johnny Bench
Mets
Joe McDonald
McDonald
Illini shine on day one in Big Ten indoor track meet
Craig Virgin led with an 8 39.1 two mile to set a conference record and defeat Herb Lindsay of Michigan State. Charlton Ehizuelen defended his long jump title with a 24 8 144, edging Harold Vaughn of Purdue. Illinois led with 12 points, five ahead of Indiana.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
Ilinois
Craig Virgin
Charlton Ehizuelen
Virgin
Herb Lindsay
Michigan State
Pat Mandela
Indiana
Lindsay
Dan Fisscher
Ehizuelen
Harold Vaughn
Purdue
Illini
Iowa Hunters Face Proposed Rules Amid Legislative Debate
Iowa legislators hear displeasure from outdoorsmen over hunting and fishing bills. Proposals include firearm ownership rules, hunting limits, and penalties for hunting from snowmobiles or aircraft. The conservation commission’s recommendations shape many measures such as five day deer seasons, same start for pheasant and quail, and restricted hunting hours with a tag and stamp system.
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Iowa
Conservation Commission
Conservation measures and snowmobile certification drive Iowa
Forest and Stream notes non resident hunting rules and license fee changes under HF and SF bills. It reports a push to train adults as snowmobile instructors, with a course at Kirkwood Community College and a Bear Creek field trial near Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa
Kirkwood Community College
Dorr
Clyde Brown
Covington
Bear Creek
Hawkeye Wildlife
Coralville Reservoir
Cedar Rapids
A Couple of Firsts For the Indy 500
Arlene Hiss may become the first woman to enter and drive in the Indianapolis 500 with a conditional license for the first two national championship races. She and husband Mike Hiss could become the first husband wife team at Brick Yard. Sponsorship and prior pro-level surface driving remain critical factors.
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New York
Arlene Hiss
Mike Hiss
Arlene
Dick King
U.S. Auto Club
USAC
Indianapolis
Hiss
Sports Car Club of America
Ontario Motor Speedway
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Phoenix
Lloyd Ruby
Ruby
Mike Devin
Pedro Rodriguez
Juan Fangio
Chris Amon
Junior Johnson
Sooners Power Past ISU In Big Eight Swim Meet
Oklahoma overtook Iowa State in the Big Eight swimming meet in Ames as John Ehring won the 100-yard backstroke in 53.08 helping the Sooners to 238 points on Saturday while Iowa State stood 222. Kansas led by 172 with Missouri 171 and Oklahoma State 133 as Mixdorf’s 49.1 in the 100-yard butterfly tied the old mark.
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Ames
Iowa
UPI
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Cyclones
Sooners
Sooner
John Ehring
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Colorado
Warning on New Olympic No No List Hits U S Athletes
U S Olympic Trials athletes face a broad ban list of about 300 drugs. The Southern Pacific AAU women's committee published the guide for all Olympic sports warning that even OTC products may trigger violations. The memo notes urine tests at the Eugene Trials and cites past cases like Rick Demont who lost a gold for using a decongestant.
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Los Angeles
U.S
America
Montreal
Southern Pacific Association
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Eugene
Ore
Harmon Brown
San Mateo
Calif
Rick Demont
Demont
Cornell Honors Three Athletes of the Week
Cornell college names Mt Vernon basketball guard Tim Maaske wrestler Steve Dankle and swimmer Jonn Koch as Athletes of the Week. Maaske aided an 81 69 win over Grinnell and 89 72 victory over Carleton, with a 15 7 season mark ahead of NCAA III tournament in Rock Island March 12. Dankle won the Midwest Conference 167 pound title by pinning all three opponents. Koch, a junior, is the son of Dr and Mrs John Koch.
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MT. Vernon
Tim Maaske
Steve Dankle
Jonn Koch
Cornell College
Maaske
Paul Maaske
Tim
Grinnell
Carleton
Rams
Augustana
Rock Island
Dankle
Clear Lake
Koch
John Koch
Cottage Grove
Barry Not Diabetic Says NBA Physician
Oakland AP reports Barry is not diabetic or near diabetic per Dr Robert Albo of the Golden State Warriors. The piece discusses doping concerns, banned drugs, and advice for athletes to consult doctors and avoid substances on the banned list.
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Oakland
Golden State Warriors
Rick Barry
Robert Albo
National Basketball Association
Barry
Iaaf Doping Commission
Brown
Hayward State University
Demont
Quibron
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Boston Red Sox
Chuck Ross
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Steve McLaughlin
Reg Pridmore
Madison, Ky
Gregg Adams
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
NFL
Florida State
Bill Cappieman
Baltimore Colts
John Andrews
Pete Rozelle
Big Ten
Sandy
By John McIvor
Sandy Stevens
Kennedy
Bob Stevens
Coe College
Commission
House
Senate
the Conservation Commission
Tim Dorr
Coralville
Marland
Sooners Pass
ISU
Nebraska
Jon Mixdorf
Mark Spitz
Mixdorf
Clint Riley
Jesse Gray
Pat DiBase
Netolicky
10Th St. RE
Cedar Rapis
Powe
Cornell
Borbon
Cincinnati
Pedro Borbon
Lone SE
Lawrence
Kevin Kolbeck
Nevada
Neal Sumner
Marion
Rob Rick
Grundy
Keith Burnham
Tim Hermisch
Anamosa
Penn
Wiliak
Jon Trey
Sue Kuarne
Glenda Pocock
Vonnie Foylyr
Brenda Dieckmann
Renee Fount
University OF Nebraska
Lite Coun
Ay KomMy Hawkins
Sherry Brinets
Khak FM
eHag
Washington Warriors
Dubuque Hempstead
Winser Govs
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