Rally to win Dorel Trevino in Miami golf showdown
Dorel Trevino, aged 10 At Coral Country Club's Blue Monster, fights to hold a lead as Jerry Heard Dave Millman press him. Trevino trails Brice, Welsko, and Crampton with a final round looming, aiming for a dramatic rally and the $90,000 first prize.
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Iowa State Wins Second NCAA Wrestling Title
Iowa State repeats as national wrestling champions with 83 points, edging Oregon State 72 in Seattle. Clarion State shines with three titles led by Wade Schalles at 150, while Town State’s Dan Sherman and Greg Strobel of Crepzan State also claim titles.
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Trevino Leads Then Slips In Sunny Sand Traps
On a warm sunny day Trevino opened with a four stroke lead but faltered after five sand traps on the front nine. Crampton surged with a brilliant 31 to close in and challenge for the lead.
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Red Peppers by Gus Schrader on Coe Wartburg meet
Coe and Wartburg, top NCAA and NAIA powers, nearly settled a championship at Kansas City airport as they returned from regional tours. Wartburg faces Sam Houston State, while Coe’s standout performance across the Midwest regional drew praise from Marcus Jackson and observers for an all-time great game.
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Coe Faces Assumption in Evansville National Tilt
The Coe Kohawks face Assumption College of Worcester, led by two all American picks, in Evansville’s national college division tournament. Coe holds a 21-0 mark entering quarterfinals, while Assumption sits atop the division ratings and features Mike Boylan and John Grochowlaski as top scorers. The Evansville schedule shifted to start the Coe Assumption game at 5 pm Wednesday.
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Kennedy Scouting for State Run as Etch Era Begins
Kennedy’s basketball era opens with coach Etch Miller preparing for his third straight trip to the state tourney as Iowa City High faces a pivotal Midwest mark. Etch, 37, a Coe College alumnus, recalls a missed layup that haunted him and outlines a career that includes NAIA tournament play and multiple coaching posts before taking over at Kennedy. Diane, his wife, cheered Minneapolis Washburn to a state title.
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Eastside Maidrite triumphs in Iowa AAU tourney final
Eastside Maidrite of Cedar Rapids upset C C R A P of Des Moines 102 to 86 in the 27th annual Iowa Amateur Athletic Union basketball tournament final. Star guard Albers scored 28 with 15 rebounds while Mike Eberle added 22, including 14 in the fourth quarter as Maldrite surged from a tied game after three quarters. Albers earned most outstanding player and both he and Eberle made the all tournament team. Eastside advances to an eight team sectional March 23 to 25 at Anderson Indiana with the national tourney in Ashland Kentucky the next step.
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