Cyclones lead at NCAA wrestling championships in Seattle
Iowa State holds a slim lead midway into the quarterfinals of the 43rd NCAA wrestling championships in Seattle. Top seeds Crumley and Murdock faltered. Barber and Milkovich advanced, while several seeded stars were upset. Oregon State and Minnesota posted strong showings with notable matches and several athletes advancing to the quarterfinals.
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Brian Oswaki
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Univer
Dave Simonson
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Legiate Athletic Association
Milton Seals
Marion
Iowa State
Jim Crumity
Oregon State
BU Murdock
Washington
John Panning
Arizona
Albert Sue
Barber
Crumley
Chris Taylor
Towa State
Tom Milkovich
Michigan
Wade Schalles
Clarion State
Taylor
Tony Polleare
Buffalo
Duke
Joel Puleo
Milkovich
Dave Toth
Ashland
Tim Granowitz
Francis
Schalles
Indiana State
Iva Moi
John Showalter
Murdock
Larry Loerch
Navy
Glenn Anderson
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo
Pete Galea
Iowa
Don Holm
Anderson
Galea Jnst
Banke and Guilford Shine in NAIA Mat Tourney Action
At Sioux City NAIA wrestling second round Adams leads with 22 points as Huron College and Central Washington follow. Iowa’s Morningside sits 10th with 10 points while Nebraska Omaha has 8. Cedar Rapids heavyweight Henry Banke scores a decision and Doug Guilford pins at 126 pounds. Finals set for Saturday.
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Don Glass
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Iowa
Jan Sarderson
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Binek
Army
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Adams
State of Colorado
Huron College
Central Washington
Wayne State
Neb
Waynesburg
Morningside
Nebraska Omaha
Upper Iowa
Henry Banke
Cedar Rapids
Doug Guilford
Marion's Anderson Tops All-Wamae Conference Picks
Gregg Anderson of Marion was the only unanimous selection on the all-Wamae conference basketball teams, leading the league champion Indians 13-1. He earned a first-team slot alongside Monticello stars John Hines and Jett Tadehofer, with Barry Hopking on the second team and other first-team members Tim Foster, Mark Fry, and Dan Neunaber.
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Marete
Tiel
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Menes Tet
John Ray
Nicely Ike Chery
Meatania Menten
Kennedy Wins Track Duel 91 23
Kennedy high defeats Dubuque Hempstead 91 24 in an indoor track dual at Coe College. Bernie Crinigan wins the mile and 80 yard dash while Bruce Hamaus takes both hurdles as Kennedy grabs the win and improves to 1 1 in duals.
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Bruce Hamaus
Kennedy High
Dubuque Hempstead
Coe College
Crinigan
Hamaus
Cougars
Five Million Suit Filed by Chones Against Agent
New York Nets guard Jim Chones sues sports agent Al Ross and First United Management for 5 million dollars in punitive damages and a return of assets, alleging deceit fraud misrepresentation and violations of securities laws. Ross counters with 150 thousand against Chones and 500 thousand against Illinois lawyer Arthur Morse over contract breaches.
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New
Nets
American Baskets Association
Chones
Ross
Lamparek Wins College Community School Shooting Contest
Kevin Lamparek scored 135 points to win the basketball goal shooting contest at College Community School on Thursday. Rog Hastings placed second with 1% points and Jahn Whittera finished third with 130 points.
Yale Gives Giants Ultimatum For Yale Bowl Rentals
Yale University faces a tense stalemate with the New York Giants over telecast rights and stadium use. Giants seek to rent the Yale Bowl for 12 games across two seasons but must respect NFL broadcasting rules and Connecticut station restrictions. Negotiations led by Chauncey and Yale officials aim to protect home crowds while considering Princeton and Hartford station options.
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New York
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Yale Bowl
John Cochran
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Cochran
Yale Corporation
Kohawks Stick With Running Game Ahead of Southern Colorado
Coe College Kohawks plan to maintain their strong running game despite Southern Colorado posing the toughest test this season. Coach Marcus Jackson accepts adjustments to defense for star guard Cal Tatwin but will not abandon the late scoring pace that has fueled a 22 win run. Unbeat
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Coe
Marcus Jackson
Southern
Tatwin
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Jackson
Southern Colorado
Kohawks
Southwest Missouri
South Dakota
Evansville
Ind
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