Bowling Highlights at Legion Major meet cite strong totals
Gordon Mollman rolled a 259 in Legion Major with a 630 series. Jim Butler posted a 633 set while Potter earned a 633? best of day. May City and Friday Frolics honored skaters include E Eaglette and Betty Paul with solid 592 totals. Other notable scores feature Shari Irish 219 Raine Kreutzer 217 Pat Fry 583 and Yvette Sawyer 197. mehrere records and club notes across leagues.
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Legion
Gordon Mollman
Dim Potter
E Eaglette
May City
Betty Paul
Shari Irish
Raine Kreutzer
Pat Fry
Frank James
Yvette Sawyer
Pat Langhurst
Jane Buslord
Gad Once
Dune Evandvieh
Dinsrabinas
G.i.bs Moreen Thor
Betty Hao
Nichelles
Orafters
Chaos
Maran Blaine
Irene Metrum
Rylt & Ready
Moftalt
Cherry Gurtel
Shirley Gellman
Bey Paul
Terri
Fifth Nilers
Duane Weaver
Sieve
Kreutzer
Snarl Irish
Raine
Krautzer
Joe Wells
Don
Stockdate Fu
Lynn Fisher
Janice Houlman
Lucky
Collens
Nile Owls
Bill Gorkery
Aces
Coiling
Kirks
Shevion
Jim Zacek
Howard Banoting
Spears
Dave Paclingham
Jen Moftman
Schamberser Motor
Grergy
Pushgads
Legion Boosters
Jeery Zimmerman
Rustgaller
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Smulekats
Fri
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Jf Hansani
Greene Square Tavern
Isq
Legion Maier
Gordon Mallman
Jim Butley
Harry Jordan
Asm! Croovae
al Willenborg
Ps Southabe
Ane Smith
Ais
Mildred Rhodos
Pal Fry
Newimners
Marleen Schmidt
Sue Yaunaath
Steve Dummernuth
Bummermouth-Rogemeyer
Terrace
Nel Hamer
Haigh
Chuck Spike
Yond Apa
Down
Kieles
Capriods
Fel. Niters
Bob Mathman
Ewin Frese
Justices Elect
Hinton
Ke Ps
Squires fall to Utah and Kentucky in tight ABA games
Virginia Squires lose by one in overtime to Utah without top scorer Scott. Kentucky Colonels break ABA record with 114-11 win as Julius Erving scores 40 for Virginia. Utah beats Carolina as Merv Jackson leads scoring with 31. Joe Caldwell tops for Houston. Other scores include New York over Pittsburgh and Denver over Florida.
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Associated Press
Virginia Squires
Charlie Scott
Scott
American Basketball Association
Squires
Utah
Kentucky Colonels
Colonels
Oakland Oaks
Ithe Squires
Dan Issel
Julius Erving
Virginia
Carolina
Indiana
New York
Pittsburgh
Memphis
Denver
Merv Jackson
Zelmo Beaty
Willie Wise
Joe Caldwell
Cougars
Floridians
Darnell Hillman
George McGinnis
McGinnis
Hillman
Rick Barry
Bill Melchionni
Bill Panitz
Nets
John Brisker
Bob Verga
Insers
Track Third To B G M Track Third To B G M
Collins and Manilla share the U8 Federation Indoor track meet high school title with 32 points each. Rob in Evans set a meet record by winning the 860 yard run in 2 19.9 as Manilla and Collins picked up multiple wins including a relay and a high jump by Judy Pauley. RGM followed with 31 points, Belle Plaine 28 and HSV 24 as 44 teams scored.
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DES Moines
Collins
Manilla
Robin Evans
Chris Gamberling
Lake City
Judy Pauley
RGM
Belle Plaine
HSV
BGM
Cindy Hough
Missouri Valley
Iowa State Track Club
Peg Neppel
Benton
Karen Lucas
Linn- Mar
Pro Basketball NBA Scores From March Headlines
Fragmented input shows multiple NBA results with teams such as Cleveland, Golden State, Boston, New York, Baltimore, Milwaukee, Seattle, Indiana, Denver, New York again, and college notes. Specific scores are inconsistently listed alongside odd names and possible OCR errors.
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NEA Amanta
Cleveland
Cingunet
Golden Site
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Desroin
Paladelania
Los Angeles
Buttaly
Milwaukee
Seatlla
Kentucky
Virginia
Ulan
Carafita
Indiana
Florigicns
Marhohis
Denver
NHL
Jiinnesota
Toronto
Tie Chigosg
Detroit
California
Newice
Fiastan
Pattaborsh
Dregson Air
Oregon
Ruuston
Amundson Switches to Quarterback for ISU
Ames Time: George Amundson, Cyclones star tailback and discus record holder, will move to quarterback for ISU next fall to replace Dean Carlson. He plans a split spring, practicing football weekdays and competing in track weekends. Spring drills begin April 4, allow intra-squad game May 6.
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Ames
Towa State
George Amundson
Cyclones
Amundson
George
Johnny Majors
ISU
Dean Carlson
Carlson
Kansas City Chiefs
Smith Turns Back Connors in Equity Funding Run
Washington AP Stan Smith defeated a determined Jim Connors to win the Equity Funding International tournament. The victory marked Smith’s fourth straight win on the United States Lawn Tennis Association indoor circuit, earning $26,000.
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Washington
Stan Smith
Jim Connors
International
Connis
Smith
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Owner Says He'll Take Legal Action Against Star Player
Norfolk Virginia Squires owner Earl Foreman says he will sue Charlie Scott for damages over 11 million for breach of contract and seek an injunction to prevent further breaches. Foreman sent notices to 17 NBA teams and commissioner Kennedy alleging conspiracy if Scott joins the NBA. Sportscasters report Scott’s agents were in Boston meeting with the Celtics who drafted him.
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Norfolk
API
Earl Foreman
Virginia Squires
Charlie Scott
American Basketball Association
Foreman
Scott
M7ttas Finance
National Basketball Association
NBA
Walter J Kennedy
Squires
ABA
Guy LeBonoff
National Broadcasting Cn
Monitor
Boston
Celtics
ABA Squires
Memphis Edges Denver as Coakie Wu Leads With 31
Coacle Wu scored 12 of his 31 points in the final period to lift Memphis past Denver. The Rockets rallied from a 17 point fourth quarter deficit but could not close the gap. Ralph Simpson led Denver with 0 points in an overtime night that included scores like Floridians 133, Pittsburgh 125, and Dallas 93, Memphis 91.
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Coacle WU Laleo
Memphis
Denver
Dave Robisch
Marv Roberts
Rockets
Ralph Simpson
Floridians
Pittsburgh
Carolina
Indiana
New York
Satah
Virginia
Dallas
Hall of Famer Wheat Dies at 82 in Sedalia
Zack Wheat, Hall of Fame outfielder and 18 season career with the Brooklyn Dodgers and Philadelphia Athletics, died at a Sedalia hospital after a heart attack. The 217 lifetime hitter, elected unanimously to the Hall of Fame in 1959, passed away Saturday night.
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Sedalia
Zack Wheat
Sedalia Hospital
Wheat
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Athletics
Hall of Fame
Sindelar Named Linn-Mar MVP At Team Gathering
Guard Joe Sindelar chosen Linn-Mar's MVP by teammates at an informal gathering. Lions posted an 8-10 record. Ron McKain earned the sportsmanship award, Jon Morrow was voted most improved. Dan Sindelar, Joe's brother, won the Lions award for hustle and effort.
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Joe Sindelar
Linn-Mar
Lions
Ron McKain
Jon Morrow
Dan Sindelar
Joe
Lion
Beusch Ties for Vault Top at Mid-Eastern Gym Meet
Tom Beusch of Eastern Illinois tied for first in the vault with 9.25 at the Mid-Eastern league championships in Chicago Circle. Chicago Circle won the team title with Western Illinois close behind Eastern for second as Beusch and fellow Cedar Rapids alum Roger Be lieu contributed points for their teams.
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Chicago
Tom Beusch
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Eastern Illinois
Chicago Circle
Beusch
Western Illinois
Roger Belieu
C.R. Kennedy
Gunter Wins Record Prize In Connolly Brinker Event
Nancy Richey Gunter defeated Billie Jean King 7 6 1 1 in the Maureen Connolly Brinker tournament at Dallas to claim $11 000 the largest first prize in women's tennis history. Gunter of San Angelo Texas also seized the tour money lead after her Washington DC victory two weeks earlier.
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Dallas
Nancy Richey Gunter
Billié Jean King
Maureen Connolly
Brinker
Guiter
Gunter
San Angelo
Tex
Washington, D.C
King
Bouttier Tops Aracha in Tight LINLE Bout
In Linle France Jean Clauds Bouttier defeated Ruben Aracha by outpoint at 373 rounds. From Argentina to California a separate card shows Ruben Naverro from Los Angeles outpointing Lobito Fontana in Mexico City.
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Associated Press
Linle
France
Jean Clauds Bouttier
Ruben Aracha
Argentina
Negng Beach
Calif
Ruben Naverro
Los Angeles
Lobito
Fontana
Mexico City
Prairie Banquet for Prairie High Athletes March 27
The Prairie booster club announces the annual high school banquet at the school bookstore on March 27 with all varsity athletes invited as guests. Tickets are on sale, and the program will include a featured professional wrestling match with Danny Littlebear versus Yasu Fuji and other bouts.
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All Prairie
Teymy
Danny Littlebear
Atchison
Renny Ramirez
Yasu Fuji
Omar Atlas
Bots Orton
Wreslan
Little Fan Ss
Rufus BR. Jones
Ronnie
Fuji
Chat! Yokuchi
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Ite
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Alssault Valley
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Semco
Kathy
Kabyle
Siri Las
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Postville
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Allan
Eelay
ULV
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Buller
Albcix Shranson
Mary Brugsemeny
Manillay
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Carolyn Wedemeyer
Adair Casey
Kathy Sandean
Prae
Trace Hershman
Lapdasha
Debbie Carroll
Deb Craft
Belle Braing
Sue Shannan
Sibley
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Spirit Lake
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Weyer
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Nance Neskelraad
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Trace Helsaman Tish
Charles Civ
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Sweet Door CO
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