Quarry Beats London In Unimpressive Narrow Decision
Jerry Quarry defeated Brian London in a 10 round unanimous decision before 10 000 fans at the Olympic Auditorium winning his 22nd bout in 26 as London carried bruises and a tongue wound from a gym accident. Both men eyed a rematch and a shot at Joe Frazier with no knockdowns and a fast, action filled pace.
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Quarterback Talk and Iowa Outlook Stir NFL and College Football
In reflections from Burns and Unitas, Tarken ton earns praise as a top four NFL quarterback with strong scrambling and pocket ability, while Unitas notes diminished Colts running help and a shoulder issue affecting passing. The piece also cites Clinton Jones as a potential draft target for balance and discusses Ray Nagel’s rebuilding at Iowa and the Big Ten’s continued strength.
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Clinton Jones
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Ray Nagel
Waugh Fifth On SCI Season Point List
Mt. Ayr native Jerry Waugh led the Cedar Balls Panthers with 445 points in 22 games for a 20.2 average, ranking fifth for single season scoring in State College of Iowa history and lifting his career total to 494 points.
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Pete Spoden
Craig Kneppe
Howie Pigg
Duane Josephson
Deacons Rally Past Clemson in Double OT ACC Opener
Wake Forest shocked Clemson 63-61 in double overtime to advance in the ACC tournament in Greensboro. North Carolina beat NC State and Duke edged Virginia as South Carolina topped Maryland, with Wake Forest rising as a potential spoiler for UNC.
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Jack Thompson
Frank Standard
Saints and Packers Lead In First Combined NFL Draft
New York Jets and New Orleans Saints hold top picks in the first combined NFL and AFL draft next week. Green Bay Packers also hold many selections due to prior trades, while several teams will benefit from the reshaped 445 college senior draft.
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Packers
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Houston
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Cleveland
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Minnesota
Bond May Miss National Meet
Two time NCC wrestling champion Jerry Bond may miss the NCAA College Division tournament after a rib injury in Tuesday practice at State College of Iowa. The Newton junior, co captain of the Panthers, won the NCC title at 137 pounds with two pins last weekend and carries a 15-3-2 record.
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Green Improves After Fainting in Detroit Hotel Lobby
Detroit AP doctors said Baltimore Bullets forward Johnny Green improved after a night in hospital. He fainted and collapsed in a hotel lobby hours before a scheduled NBA game against the Detroit Pistons. Doctors diagnosed a slight concussion and severe headaches, keeping him in hospital at least until Friday.
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Exhibition Baseball Result Confused Summary
Event details are garbled and unclear. No decisive teams scores or outcomes can be ascertained from the readable text.
IHSAA Cash Reserve Tops Half a Million Dollars
Des Moines IA appears to report that the Town High School Athletic Association holds a net worth of 526000 with 400000 liquid assets. The group aims for reserves equal to 1.5 times operating budget of 283000 and contemplates reducing the balance by 100000. The article notes contributions to member schools and compares with the girls association and legislative oversight.
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Iowa City's Connor Leads Grinnell Freshmen In Free Throws
Connor Led Grinnell College freshman basketball team in free throws this last season with 35. Terry Holloway from Sioux City led in field goals with 58, points at 139, and scoring average 23.2.
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Towa City
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Sioux City
Bowling Highlights Feature Burkow 245 Game and 692 Series
Bowling notes show Les Burkow top with a 691 series and a 245 game as he visits Masters from Minnesota. John Hand posts a 264. Helen Vizal leads women with a 592 series and Lucy Corwin a 231 game in the Woman's City Major. Multiple leagues and teams are listed with scores and standings.
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Huerta to speak at Sigourney High athletic banquet
Parsons college football coach Huerta will be guest speaker at Sigourney high school's annual athletic banquet at the elementary school. About 250 people are expected for the 6 p.m. dinner where some 75 letter awards will be presented to athletes. C. N. Stoner, high school principal, will be master of ceremonies.
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Trustees Back Illini President
The University of Illinois board of trustees backs President Dr. David D. Henry in criticizing the Big Ten for a harsh slush fund recruiting case. The university fights to keep coaches Pete Elliott Harry Combes and Howard Braun and faces a March 7 hearing notice. Trustee Clem ent says a report is expected next week. Ray Page calls the penalty excessive and notes the university was in error.
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Pete Elliott
Harry Combes
Howard Braun
Big Ten
Grinnell Coach Adams Resigns for Des Moines Hoover Post
Grinnell high school head basketball coach Bert Adams resigned Wednesday to take a similar job at Des Moines Hoover high school which opens next year. Adams led Grinnell to a 21 2 record and the Central Iowa Conference title and his team finished No 3 in the final AP poll.
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Bert Adams
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Des Moines Hoover High School
Adams
Central Iowa
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