Norwalk Surges Past Britt In 3A Semifinal Showdown
In the Girls State Tournament semifinal Norwalk defeated Britt 81 to 78 as Weed and Gicoff combined for 34 points for Norwalk while Watlen and Hestey led Britt with 21 and 14 points respectively. Ankeny toppled Terrill 89 to 55, setting up finals pairing Norwalk versus Ankeny at 8:30 p.m. on championship night.
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Norwalk
Weed
Gicoff
Salsbury
Brogan
Guares
Hitsemann
Burns
Janovec
Harton
Britt
Watlen
Hestey
Olson
Love
Rinehart
Michelson
Burgardt
Wells
Hellik
Kelleyean
Ankeny
Terri
College Basketball Results Mixed Across Regional Showdowns
Iowa defeated Maryland 74 to 68 in a Midwest Regional tilt while Syracuse fell to Iowa in another clash. Houston Island beat Texas A and M 66 to 55 as Missouri edged 68 to 63. N Y Tech prevailed 72 64 over Alabama and Virginia Union beat Florida Southern 78 71.
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Iawa
Syracuse
Iowa
Maryland
Houston
Isville
Texas
A&m
Atten
Missouri
N.Y. Tech
N. Alabarma
Virginia Union
Florida Southern
Baseball and football changes across MLB and college
Montreal traded Duffy Dyer catcher to Detroit for Jerry Manuel infielder. New York Mets signed Joel Youngblood outfielder to a three year deal. San Francisco bought Joe Pellini infielder contract from Montreal. Detroit activated Kent Benson center. Earl Evans forward placed on injured list. Idaho State announced Nancy Kay resignation as women's basketball coach. Nevada Reno named Sonny Allen head basketball coach. Stanford named Jack Harbaugh defensive coordinator. Washington U St Louis named Ken Henderson head football coach. West Virginia added defensive coach Bill McConnell to staff.
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Montreal
Duffy Dyer
Detroit Tigers
Jerry Manuel
New York Mets
Joel Youngblood
San Francisco
Joe Pellini
Detroit
Kent Benson
Earl Evans
Idaho State
Nancy Kay
Nevada
Reno
William
Sonny” Allen
Stanford
Jack Harbaugh
Football College
Washington
U.st. Louis
Ken Henderson
West Virginia
Bill McConnell
TV slate and sports schedule notes from regional listings
Regional TV guide lists numerous sports events across days and channels. Notable items include NCAA regional basketball rounds, NIT semifinals and championship, boxing, fishing, and pro bowling, with regional stations KCRG WMT CBS ABC NBC and others airing multiple times.
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KCRG
ABC
NBC
CBS
Iowa Girls
Suns
Lakers
Pro Basketball and Hockey Results Roundup
NBA Friday scores Washington 92 over Houston 85. Atlanta 87 over Boston. San Antonio 113 over Detroit 102. Seattle 122 over Chicago 101. Milwaukee 120 over Portland 110. Indiana 104 over Philadelphia 94. Los Angeles 132 over Denver 126. WNBA Chicago 709 over St Louis 105. Minnesota 94 over New Jersey 83. NHL Montreal 4 over Winnipeg 3. Edmonton 6 over Chicago.
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Washington
Houston
Atlanta
Boston
San Antonio
Detroit
Seattle
Chicago
Milwaukee
Portland
Indiana
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Denver
St. Louis
Minnesota
New Jersey
Chicago A Defeats Pittsburgh 3 to 2 in Tight Match
In a crowded scoring rundown Chicago A edges Pittsburgh 3 2. Atlanta tops Baltimore in a high scoring affair with Cincinnati 5 0. Boston blanked Kansas City 4 0 while New York fell to Toronto 9 3. St Louis beat Houston 5 2 and Montreal defeated San Francisco 8 2. Detroit knocked out Chicago N 5 2 as Philadelphia posted a 1 1 draw with Los Angeles. Texas collected 2 in a close game.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Boston
Kansas City
New York
Toronto
St. Louis
Houston
Montreal
San Francisco
Detroit
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Texas
NCAA Wrestling Championships at Corvallis Results
At Corvallis Oregon the NCAA championships featured wrestlers from Washington UCLA Michigan Oklahoma Kent State and more. Notable results include Higa of Washington dec Calderato Slippery Rock 9-8 Bohey of UCLA pinned Rita Stroudsburg Haughn 6-5 DeAngelis Oklahoma dec Pets BYU 6-0 Hogan of Hofstra dec Galli North Carolina 10-3 Boss of Central Michigan dec Bicott Allegheny 9-0 Reedy Kent State dec Tebbe Miami Ohio Geht?rett Slippery Rock.
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Higa
Washington
Calderato
Slipper Rock
Bohey
UCLA
Rita
Stroudsburg
Haughn
Michigan
Edwards
Cornell
DeAngelis
Oklahoma
BYU
Hogan
Hoffstra
Galli
N. Rolina
Boss
Ctrl
Bicott
Allegheny
Reedy
Kent St
Tebbe
Miami
Ohio
Gehret
Slippery Rock
Virginia Tech
Ativeh
LSU
Morrison
San Jose St
Elmsky
Auburn
Crafton
Oregon
Whitcomb
Isola
Clemson
Newburg
Ball St
Bath
Wyoming
Milligan
Princeton
Matzelle
Wilken
Essink
Grand Valley
Cook
Wrestling results recap from a college meet day comp
The article lists numerous wrestlers by school and result across weights from 126 to heavyweight. Notable showings include Bliss and Revill, 177 pounds in a default and other matches: Leonino over Pagano 11-6, Hoffman over Hawes 6-4, and Marino over Higa 8-3. Team names include Wisconsin, UCLA, Arizona State, Iowa State, Oklahoma, Michigan State, and Indiana with many dec, pin, and default outcomes.
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Tennessee
Bohay
Ucla
Haughn
Michigan
Romero
Arizona
Miller
Clarion St
DeAnglis
Oklahoma
Kistler
Goodspeed
Wisconsin
Landrum
Oklahome
Waight
Utah
Oregon
Mack
N. Carolina
Parise
Temple
West
Colorado
Bon
Rhode Island
Hogan
Hoffstra
Sandgeroth
Rayford Raetiek
Brown
F&m
Schitz
Zenz
North Carolina State
Stone
Gonzalez
Cal-Bakersfield
Santoro
Lehigh
Glenn
Iowa
Mills
Syracuse
Fischer
Cal-Poly
Picozzi
Iowa State
Ortiz
Arizona State
Whelan
Missouri
Azevedo
Evans
Kelly
Oklahoma State
McGlathary
Tennessee-Chatanooga
Denlagatta
Kentucky
Thomas
Michigan State
Bauer
Oregon State
Lewis
Billig
Wilkes
Burley
Lee
Old Dominion
Gibbons
Terrian
Smith
Reed
Metzger
Barksdale
Cal. Poly
Cripps
Zalesky
Frizzell
Carr
Rein
Skeve
Georgia
Bliss
Koob
Mueller
Roper
Morgan State
Terry
Wis
Zilverberg
Minnesota
Dugan
Sheppard
Reilly
Stewart
Worthern
Ate
Reiss
Reich
Navy
Milkovich
Auburn
Hummel
Pickering
Miami
Ohio
Heller
Clarion State
Mann
Myers
Loban
Clemson
Dan Severn
Diserafino
Rider
Hull
Nwt
Haschak
Phinney
Harris
Golz
Ohio State
Wilams
Baumpen
Indiana State
Campbell
Clarionate
Five Seasons rodeo opens with record rides and strong show
Rob McDonald of Weldon Ark rode a saddle bronc named Spit Fire to 77 points setting an arena record as the World’s Toughest Rodeo opened at Five Seasons Center drawing 4000 fans. The event runs Friday night through Sunday with 10,595 total purse and multiple IRA standings implications across bull riding steer wrestling bareback and cowgirls events.
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Rob McDonald
Weldon
Ark
Five Seasons Center
International Rodeo Association
Tampa
Fla
McDonald
Tommy Crandall
IRA
Henryetta
Okla
Gary Brewer
Eugene
Ore
Mike Swearingen
Fort Lauderdale
Bobby Gillis
Benton
Drifter
Swearingen
Jerry Easley
Little Rock
Alan Ramsey
Seguin
Tex
Tom Malvite
East Sparta
Ohio
Barb Zalesky
Jimmy Myers
Thorofare
N.J
Jerry Eotee
Alan Ramey
Makie Swearingen
Saddie Bronc
Cowsiris Parr Seale
Alla
First in Iowa prep jumper tops seven feet
Brian Tietjens of Manley North Central became the first seven foot high jumper in Iowa high school track history at the Dickinson Relays Class B in UNI-Dome. Other results include 440 and relay splits, long jump, and distance marks from North Central, Winterset, Wilton, and Linville-Sully as teams compete through the day.
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Cedar Falls
Brian Tietjens
Manley North Central
Iowa
Dickinson
University of Northern Iowa
Uni-Dome
Collegians
Jim Wilson
Clarke
Rod Koehler
Winterset
Terry Wintz
Milford
Tim Bleadorn
Monticello
Wilton Dallas Kafmann
Jeff Grings
Tim Timmerman
Mike McQuillen
Chuck Meyer
North
Petla
North Central
Wilton
Dallas Kaufmann
Mike McQuilten
Scott Wiser
Witton
Jeff Nielsen
Britt
Sumner
Bryan Jensen
Linville
Sully
Northern University High
Oilers May Have Traded Pastorini To Raiders
Houston reporters cite team sources that quarterback Dan Pastorini could be traded to the Oakland Raiders for Ken Stabler. Oilers officials could not confirm. a Houston TV station reported the deal earlier, and wide receiver Billy Johnson, a radio sports reporter in the off season, said a reliable source had the arrangement.
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Houston
UPI
Dan Pastorini
Oakland Raiders
Ken Stabler
Oilers
Billy Johnson
Meyer and Thomson Win Top IHSBCA Coaching Awards
Meyer named Class A Coach of the Year and Thomson Class 2A Coach of the Year at the 12th annual Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association banquet at Washington High School. The event honored Hall of Fame inductees Dale Alderson Art Humker Jim Jagim Ad O Connell Earnest Opperman and others with additional service plaques and special awards. Glenn Tuckett delivered the keynote as more than 400 attendees applauded Meyer for 45 years in baseball.
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Vince Meyer
Bancroft St. John’s
Lowell Thomson
Mason City
Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association
Meyer
Thomson
Washington High School
Ihsbca Hall of Fame
Dale Alderson
Cleghorn
Art Humker
Peosia
Jim Jagim
Valley High
West Des Moines
O’connor
Atlantic
Earnest Opperman
Strawberry Point
Wartburg College
Don Proxtexter
Morningside College
Bill Zuber
Homestead
Clinic
Jerry Ford
Lone Tree
Bill Hand
Hampton
Lou Galetich
Carroll
Valley
Bill Olson
Omaha North West
Jim DeBlauw
Mapleton
David Core
Dave Muckelberry
Muscatine
Art Wiegand
Dubuque
Jim van Scoyoc
Norway
Len Vilek
Plainfield
Pat Daugherty
Indian Hills
Este Alexander
Hubbard
Jeff Evertson
Newton
Dale Leste
St. Bernard
Mick Mattiace
Thompson Valentine tied for Doral Open lead in two rounds
In Miami Leonard Thompson matched Tommy Valentine at 7 under par 137 after two rounds of the $250,000 Doral Open. Bruce Lietzke and David Eger at 138 trail by one. Jack Nicklaus’s group at 139 featured Ben Crenshaw Mark James and Danny Edwards. In Martinsville, Jimmy Hensley and Richie Evans earned pole positions for the Dogwood 500 NASCAR doubleheader with fast laps on the 0.625-mile track.
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Miami
UPI
Leonard Thompson
Tommy Valentine
Jack Nick- Jauls
Thompson
Valentine
Bruce Lietzke
David Eger
Lietzke
Eger
Nicklaus
Ben Crenshaw
Mark Jenee
Danny Edwards
Martinsville
Jimmy Hensley
Ridgeway
Richie Evans
Rome
N.Y
Martinsville Speedway
Hensley
Evans
Poetzsch Leads Fratianne at World Figure Skating Champs
East German Olympic gold medalist Anett Poetzsch held the lead Friday in Dortmund over American Linda Fratianne who was unhappy with her short free program. Poetzsch, 19, a former world champion, seeks to repeat her 1978 title and earlier Olympic form as Fratianne trails in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdortmund
West Germany
UPI
Anett Poetzsch
Linda Fratianne
Poetzsch
Los Angeles
Rozelle Rules Out Geographical Realignment Plan
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle signaled the idea of realigning teams by geography is unlikely to occur. He named a committee to study the option but said federal travel restrictions would be needed for any chance, sharply limiting prospects.
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Rancho Mirage
Calif
UPI
Pete Rozelle
NFL
Rozelle
Veteran Kathy Martin Grabs 2nd-Round Lead at Civic Classic
Kathy Martin, winless in nine years on tour with only $794 this year, shot 6-under 66 to lead the Civic Classic after 36 holes in Rancho Bernardo. JoAnne Carner, defending champion and three-time event winner this year, carded 69 to stand one stroke back with a 140 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rancho Bernardo
Calif
UPI
Kathy Martin
JoAnne Carner
Martin
Carner
Baker tops own Atlanta 500 qualifying record pace
Buddy Baker smashed his own Atlanta 500 qualifying record with 166.212 mph in an Oldsmobile to take the pole for Sunday's $238,175 stock car race. The defending champion easily outdistanced Neil Bonnett.
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Hampton, Ga
UPI
Buddy Baker
Baker
Neil Bonnett
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