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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1967
Page
9
Cedar Rapids Jefferson aims for its first state basketball title as top ranked team with star players Larry Lawrence B. J. Trickey Larry Baker Jim Nance and transfer Bob Nance ready for Des Moines opening against Sioux City Heelan. Coaches and players emphasize unity and effort as pressure mounts for the Hawks.
Larry Baker, 6 feet 7 inches, starred for Cedar Rapids Jefferson in a substate win over Waterloo Columbus. He aims for a state tournament start Wednesday against Sioux City Heelan and hopes to become J-Hawk’s first to earn all state honors in both football and basketball.
Former Illinois athletic director Doug Mills denies claiming university president David D. Henry knew of a $21 000 slush fund for athletic payments. He says remarks were misinterpreted and that the fund was managed as part of routine aid statements. Mills offers to testify if summoned.
Julius Boros, 47, wins Citrus Open in Orlando with a 274 total and a $23 000 prize. He boosts 1967 money list to $43 287, hints at Ryder Cup bid in October against England, and mentions retirement talk lightheartedly while eyeing Jacksonville Open to begin Thursday. Palmer and Knudson follow with strong showings.
The Waterloo Black Hawks crushed the Marquette Iron Rangers 8-3 at home, with goalie Brian Lunney making 38 saves. Doug Paul scored a hat trick as Waterloo moved toward the league title and fans anticipated two more top against Green Bay.
Julius Boros tipped his hat and completed a 72-hole total of 274 to win the Citrus Open and the $23 000 prize on Sunday.
Waterloo Black Hawks beat the Marquette Iron Rangers 8 3 to extend their lead in the U S Hockey League. Doug Paul scored three goals for a hat trick as Waterloo built a four goal first period surge and added two more in the final period. Jimmy Smith scored twice, with single tallies from Jack Barzee Paul Johnson and Dave Mazur.
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