Washington faces Kuemper in 1976 state opener
Des Moines Washington meets Carroll Kuemper in the 1976 boys state basketball tournament at 8:45 p.m. Washington, seeking a title repeat, features 6 6 forwards Gary Schmidt John Fay and 6 2 David Garner amid a strong community and recent state titles in swimming and gymnastics. Kuemper counters with 6 4 Kevin Teasmer 6 3 Tom Kelly and 8 4 Rick Friedman led by scorer 18.6 and 7.5 rebounds per game.
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Ken Nurse
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Frazier Foreman May Fight Confirmed In New York May
Caesars Palace spokeswoman confirms heavyweight rivals Joe Frazier and George Foreman will clash in New York in May. The roundup also notes Atlanta interest in Andy Messersmith, coaching moves at Texas and Tulane, a $15 million suit in San Diego Chargers leadership, a U S tennis series win over the Soviets, John Mayberry's five year contract, and a 12 year old injured at a San Antonio Kentucky ABA game.
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Waterloo Cup Leads in State
AP reports in Clinton that Larry Bright and Al Perry of Waterloo led weekend doubles action at the 59th Iowa State Men's Bowling Tournament with 1 290 pins. Bright rose to second in singles behind Ron Britt of Waterloo with 678 and second in all events. Mansfield Wrecking Perry moved to second in open team with 2 960. The association named 1978 tourney to Council Bluffs. three bowlers Frank Tate Clinton Bob Jacobs Davenport and William French Mason City were inducted into the Hall of Fame. Ray Swanson Ames became a state board director as the tournament runs weekends through May 30.
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St. Ludmila Dominates Parish Wrestling Meet at LaSalle
St. Ludmila won the Parish League tournament with 10234 points at LaSalle. St. Matthew's was runner up with 45 and St Jude's 39.75. Four St. Ludmila wrestlers claimed individual titles: Steve Hadish, John Whitters, Mike Erger, and Jeff Schlueter.
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Petrzelka And Whitters Honored At School Banquet
Matt Petrzelka was named captain for the 1976-77 Aegis high school basketball team at a Monday night awards banquet. Joe Whitters received the first annual Hustie award. The Marion Legion Past 298 beat the Marion Police 54 48 in a benefit game with Everett Weaver scoring 24 and Mike Marlin 21. Free throw contest winners were announced.
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Michigan State faces resignations in football program dispute
A MSU official said terms are being negotiated for the possible resignations of head coach Denny Stolz and athletic director Burt Smith. President Clifton Wharton is reportedly talking with other athletic officials about resigning. The NCAA probe found 34 instances of misconduct and MSU was placed on three years of probation.
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Wash Tickets On Sale For State Tournament Clash
Tickets for C R Washington's state tournament game against Carroll Kuemper in Des Moines go on sale Wednesday from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Wash activities office. If Washington wins, semifinal tickets will be sold Thursday from 8 to 4 30 at the activities office.
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NCAA Quarterfinals Upset Sparks It Winpis Gt Victory
Braigthort 6 defeats Old Dominion 70 as Cheyney State guard Fenn-ChaMoncege scores 107. Puget Sound and Dokote also post 7 point tallies in a fragmented NCAA Division It quarterfinal wrap.
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NFL Likely Rejects Memphis Bid for 1976 Franchise
NFL officials plan to turn down Memphis for a 1976 franchise while facing Rozelle Rule controversy. Commissioner Rozelle says compensation issues may be resolved in a new collective bargaining agreement with owners and players. He notes courts and possibly Congress could aid a CBAs path after meetings.
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