Irwin Wins Playoff at Citrus Open in TV Delay
Hale Irwin defeated Kermit Zarley in a six hole playoff at Rio Pinar to win the Citrus Open and $40,000. The victory boosted Irwin to $113,612 on the year, with Zarley earning $22,800. NBC-TV planned to air the Monday playoff later.
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Kermit Zarley
Orlando
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Rio Pinar
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New York
Zartey
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Dantley May Lead All American Basketball Team
Kansas City AP reports Adrian Dantley Notre Dame three year star and Scott May Kent Benson of Indiana head the 10 man All American basketball team announced Sunday by the U.S. selection honors standout players from major programs across the nation.
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Kansas City
Adrian Dantley
Notre Dame
Scott May
Kent Benson
Indiana
U.S
Britt Rolls 760 In Pin Tourney
Clinton Iowa AP report sets the state bowling meet under way with 1 430 teams over eleven weekends at Plaza Lanes and Recreation Lanes. Ron Britt Waterloo marks state meet singles lead with 267 256 237 760, John Schnees Cherokee second at 676. Basketball Writers Association selects USBWA all star team led by Dantley with four underclassmen.
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Clinton
Towa
Plaza
Recreation
Ron Britt
Waterloo
John Schnees
Cherokee
Wash Girls Face Belmond In Iowa State Tourney Clash
Wash takes a 26 1 record into a first round matchup at Veterans Memorial Auditorium Des Moines against Belmond 24 2. Sue Petersen and Deb Franklin brace knee injuries as Washington seeks defense led by Chris Gorman to counter Belmonds Lisa James Kathy Baesner and Gloria Suntken in a high stakes girls state tournament game Tuesday afternoon with Ankeny Geneva and other matchups to follow.
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Iowa
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Des Moines
Wash
Belmond
Ankeny
Ackley Geneva
Sue Petersen
Deb Franklin
Deb
Hampton
Howard Dorman
Queens
Lisa James
Gloria Suntken
Nancy Basener
Lisa
Kathy
Metro
Diane Shaffer
Nancy Baesner
Bob Fouts
Fouts
Girls State Field
Clarinda
West Lyon
West Burlington
Towm
Pagentry
Valley High
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Montezuma
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Petersen
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Frankhin
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Gorman
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Beltz
G Rollons
Westcot
Wentel
Des Moines Veterans Auditorium
Dunn Is Ali's Next Ring Foe
Muhammad Ali signed to defend his world heavyweight title against Richard Dunn of Britain at Munich Olympiahalle on May 24. The bout depends on Dunn winning the vacant European title April 6 in London from Bernd August. Dunn is described as a stronger, more dangerous puncher than Ali's previous foe, Jean-Pierre Coopman.
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Richard Dunn
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London
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Germany
Arum
Ali
Jean-Pierre Coopman
Belgium
Bentrim Captures National Wrestling Title at 142 Pounds
Gary Bentrim of Northern Iowa won the 142 pound national championship at the NCAA Division II meet in Fargo. He defeated Russell Clark of St. Cloud State 9-5 as UNI finished third with 83 points behind Cal State Bakersfield and Tennessee Chattanooga. Former Cedar Rapids Kennedy grappler Jim Blasingame also placed third at 150 pounds for UNI. Coach Bob Hamilton of Wittenberg University was named 1976 Ohio College Basketball Coach of the Year.
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Tennessee-Chattanooga
Panthers
UNI
C.R. Prep
Kennedy
Jim Blasingame
Columbus
Ohio
Bob Hamilton
Wittenberg University
Iowa Hawks End Season With Bid For Big Ten Solidarity
Iowa's basketball season finished with a respectable showing in the Big Ten race. The Hawkeyes, led by Scotty Thompson and Cal Wulfsberg, posted several gutty finishes, despite close losses to Northwestern and Michigan State. The piece highlights key players and quotes from coaches and rivals, reflecting on a competitive, articulate team in a rebuilding year.
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Hawks
Michigan State
Northwestern
Iowa State
Drake
Hawkeye
Dan Frost
Scotty Thompson
Sky King
Cal Wulfsberg
Mike Gatens
Archie Mays
Herb
Prest City
Maver
Scotty Certe
Jito Dutcher
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Michigan
Purdue
Dutcher
Gophers
Indiana
Hoosiers
NCAA
Big Ten
Mike Thompson
Dave Winey
Phil Saunders
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