Algona Wrestlers Lead National Meet Coverage
Friday results show Iowa leading with 7814 points, followed by Iowa State 7714 and Oklahoma State 7034 as survivors compete in consolation rounds. Algona natives Nielson and Gadson appear among weigh classes 142 and 177, with Kirk Myers losing in the 190 semis and Mark Harris eliminated in the first round.
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Iowa
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Brigham Young
Oregon State
Lehigh
Gary Bentrim
Northern Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Jeffer
Kirk Myers
Santana
Myers
Nielson
Martin
Algona
Mark Harris
Utah State
Dan Glenn
Sam Orme
John Azavedo
Cal
State-Bakersfield
Gary Fisher
Cal. Poly-Slo
Gene Mills
Syracuse
Bryan Evans
Andy Daniels
Ohio
Drew Karpf
Shippensburg State
Glen Burkett
Joe Davidson
Rhode Island
Mike Land
Juan Causey
Illinois
Randy Lewis
Mack
North Carolina
Jerry Reid
Columbia
Tad Overmire
Franc Affentranger
State- Bakersfield
Rande Stottiemeyer
Pittsburgh
Ken Mallory
Montclair State
Bill Walsh
Cleveland State
Frank DeAngelis
Kurt Mack
Kentucky
Brian Brown
Franklin & Marshall
Ed Massey
Randy Nielson
Steve Grubman
Princeton
Dan Hicks
Mike Moore
Lock Haven State
Andy Rein
Doug Smith
Washington
Scott Trizzino
Dennis Brighton
Michigan State
David Schultz
Kirk Sinet
South Dakota State
Mark Churella
Michigan
John Stallings
Auburn
Joe Zuspann
Kim Jeffries
Arizona State
Bruce Kinseth
Bill Vollrath
Penn State
Dave Becker
Dan Zuverberg
Minnesota
Lee Kemp
Mike Burgher
UCLA
Kelly Ward
Ron Michaels
Kent State
Brian Rodgers
Navy
Hansen
Ron Varga
Paul Martin
Scott Heaton
Cal Poly LLC
Mike Deanna
Jeff Parker
LSU
Keith Stearns
Jim Weir
John Carroll
Charles Gadson
Greg Stevens
Mark Lieberman
Keith Ely
Eric Weis
Mark Hottendorf
Siu-Edwardsville
Don Shuler
Eric Moll
Howard Harris
Frank Santana
Bill Bailey
Ron Jeidy
Dan Severen
Daryl Monasmith
Oklahomaa State
Mike Brown
Bob Golic
Notre Dame
Jerry Anderson
Drake
Jimmy Jackson
Mitch Hull
Gary Peterson
Harold Smith
John Sester
John Bowsby
John Azevedo
St.Bakersfield
Glenn Burkett
Brad Hansen
Charles Gordon
John Shuler
John Lester Princeton
Iowa Spring drills: Cummings seeks stronger offense line
More than 100 candidates including 45 lettermen report for Iowa Hawkeyes spring drills March 28 under coach Bob Cummings now in his fifth season. He aims to fix injuries that hurt last year’s ground game while preserving a strong passing attack and rebuild the line behind top interior lineman John Harty.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Bob Cummings
Hawkeyes
Cummings
Iowa
Tom McLaughlin
Jim Hilgenberg
Barry Tomasetti
Dean Moore
Rod Sears
Shanty Burks
Tom Rusk
Commings
John Harty
Bobby Commings
Iowa State
Jon Lazar
Dennis Mosley
Dave Holsclaw
Allen's dogs aren't 'dogs' win world title
Art Allen of Swisher defended his world sled dog championship at The Pas Manitoba. He won the three race series totaling seven hours 23 minutes 15 seconds, driving a 16 dog team in the grueling 35 mile three day event. Judy Allen drives a five dog team and daughter Michelle joined the trip. Allen first won the title in 1958 and again seals the honor after years away from the sport.
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Sargeant Preston
Yukon
Art Allen
Swisher
Pas
Manitoba
Allen
The
United States
Roy Gaddis
Cedar Rapids
Saskatchewan
Art
Fairbanks
Alaska
Laconia
New Hampshire
Judy
Michelle
Allens
Dawn
Curt
C.R
Mariners Trio Called Up To Flyers For Four NHL Games
Portland Maine AP reports Mariners Blake Dunlop Al Hill and Drew Callander were called up from the American Hockey League to join the Philadelphia Flyers for four NHL games.
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Portland, Maine
Mariners
Blake Dunlop
al Hill
Drew Callander
Philadelphia Flyers
Indiana and Villanova thriller seen in box action
Indiana downs Villanova 60 to 61 in a tense NCAA basketball box score. Key players include Radford and Tolbert for Indiana and Herron and Robinson for Villanova, with halftime totals 43 35 and notable fouls impacting the finish.
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Indiana
Wisman
Carter
Tolbert
Woodson
Radford
Baker
Risley
Roberson
Villanova
Rigsby
Sparrow
Bradley
Herron
Robinson
Lincoln
Coron
Underman
NFL rule changes approved by 28 clubs in Palm Springs
The NFL owners approved major rule and procedure changes during the winter meetings. Add seven field officials including a side judge and allow instant replay trials in preseason. Expanded blocking rules, taunting ban, double touch pass, end zone grounding safety rule, and tie breaking via common opponents records. Rosters and trades deadlines set for August and after week six.
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Palm Springs
Calif
National Football League
Spring Exhibition Slugfest Across Florida and Arizona
Baseball exhibitions in Sarasota and St Petersburg feature Kansas City and Chicago A teams with joint runs. In Dunedin and Dunedin Florida, Pittsburgh edges Toronto in ten innings as Moreno hits a homer, while Atlanta and New York clash in a high scoring affair.
Tiant suffers dislocated finger in exhibition game
Tiant of the Boston Red Sox was hit by a hard line drive in the first inning against the Detroit Tigers in Winter Haven Florida dislocating his right index finger. X rays showed no fracture and team physician Dr Arthur Pappas said the dislocation could be resolved quickly with a potential early season return.
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Winter Haven, Fla
Luis Tiant
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Tiant
Winter Haven Hospital
Luis
Arthur Pappas
Detroit
Steve Kemp
Rick Burleson
Jason Thompson
Dodgers release infielder Ed Goodson
Los Angeles Dodgers announce the release of Ed Goodson, an infielder and pinch hitter. In NFL moves, the Los Angeles Rams hire Frank Lauterbur as assistant coach. Fresno State names Bob Padilla head football coach, while Southwestern Louisiana hires Dave Dunkelberger as assistant coach.
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Associated Press
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Ed Goodson
LOS Angeles Rams
Frank Lauterbur
Fresno State University
Bob Padilla
Southwestern Louisiana
Dave Dunkelberger
Bryan 150 Phoenix starting lineup and speeds
AP lists the starting grid for the Jimmy Bryan 150 at Phoenix International Raceway with car teams and qualifying speeds. Notable drivers include Ongais Parenlli 145.396, Johncock Wildcat 144.462, Sneva Penske 143.827, Unser Lightning 141.621, Foyt Coyote 139.752, and Kinser Watson 135.03.
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Rick Mears
Penske
Bobby Unser
Lightning
Wally Dallenbach
McLaren
al Unser
Lola
Johnny Parsons
Steve Krisiloff
Wildcat
Tom Bigelow
Bignotti
Nicklaus shares lead at Sawgrass in cold wind
Jack Nicklaus fired a 71 to maintain a share of the second round lead at the Tournament Players Championship in Jacksonville. He stood 141 after two rounds, tied with Ben Crenshaw and Lou Graham, as wind and frigid conditions produced high scores on Sawgrass.
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Jacksonville Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Sawgrass
Ben Crenshaw
Lou Graham
Larry Nelson
John Mahaffey
Mike Morley
Andy North
John Schroeder
Mac McLendon
Florentino Molina
Joe Inman
Peter Oosterhuis
Artie McNickle
Sam Adams
David Graham
Gibby Gilbert
Gary Plaver
Don January
Len Hinkle
Allen Miller
Gary Groh
Rod Funseth
Phil Hancock
Bill Rogers
Jim Colbert
Zender
Danny Edwards
Alan Topie
Keith Fergus
Charles Coody
Bobby Wadkins
Wayne Levi
Bob Shearer
Mark Pfeil
Victor Regalado
Graham Marsh
Frank Conner
Gil Morgan
John Schree
Mark Hayes
Peter Jacobsen
Leonard Thompson
Hale Irwin
Chit Chi Rodriguez
Fred Marti
Forrest Ferler
J.C. Snead
Homero Blancas
Tom Kite
Bobby Cole
Andy Bean
Steve Meinyk
Rex Caldwell
Tom Shaw
Bob Eastwood
Lee Elder
Bill Krotzert
Jerry Heard
Lyn Lott
Jacksonville
Fla
Nicklaus
Graham
Crenshaw
Schroeder
Morley
North
Davies and Warren win Clarkson Davies Warren Award
Ian Davies of Graceland and Eddie Warren of Briar Cliff were named co winners of the 22nd George Clarkson Award as Iowa college seniors. Davies averaged 22.2 points per game 2 282 career points and NAIA all district four years. Warren averaged 17 points per game helped Briar Cliff reach the NAIA tournament and earned NAIA all district honors for three straight years.
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DES Moines
UPI
Ian Davies
Graceland
Eddie Warren
Briar Cliff
George Clarkson
Iowa
Davies
Warren
Joe Barnes
Morningside
Steve Burgason
Iowa State
Mark Fry
Kirk Kinnear
Wartburg
Napoleon Gaither
Greg Johns
Drake
John Slinkman
Central
Kearney State Edges Quincy In NAIA Semifinal Thriller
Kearney State forward Tom Ritzdorf scored a buzzer beater to lift the team 76-74 over Quincy Illinois in the NAIA tournament semifinal. Ritzdorf finished with 14 points and capped a dramatic comeback as Quincy erred in the final seconds with the game tied.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Kearney State
Tom Ritzdorf
Quincy
Grand Canyon
Ariz
East Texas State
Ritzdorf
News Papers Set The Pace Of Social And Political Thought
Local papers have long guided public opinion on social and political matters guiding business leaders and civic leaders through opinion pieces editorials and timely reports reflecting community concerns.
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NCAA
Zaspann
Son
Ward
I Iowa
Mark Stevenson
Steve Allspach
Gazette
Mount Vernon
Cornell
Millsaps
Jackson
Miss
Rams
Belhaven
Jackson State
Southern Mississippi
Hattiesburg
Rob Ash
Bob Rick
Ron Fuerste
Walt May
Mike Reyes
al Burgener
Brian Olson
Mark Robinow
Ron Pillsbury
Jorge Bernal
Kirk Zippe
Brett Swiderek
Scott van Why
Terry Anderson
Eric Bostwick
Craig Kvaie
Scott Turner
Sargeant Prestons
College Park
Jefferson High
Louisville
Turner
Williams
Gallon
Griffith
Wilson
Smith
Branch
Burkman
Depaul
Watkins
Ponsetto
Corzine
Ramsey
Garland
Bradshaw
Disc
Wydor
DUKE
Sponerkel
Harrell
Gminski
Dennard
Banks
Bender
Gray
Morrison
Sudbach
Goetsch
Pennsylvania
Greene
Willis
White
Price
McDonald
Crowley
Salters
UTAH
Jeff Judkins
Vranes
Matheney
Grey
Eine
Chambers
Bonkowski
Jo Teeter
Leavitt
Tripucka
Batton
Flowers
Branning
Laimbeer
Hanzlik
Wilcox
Woollridge
Carpenter
Hoefner
Salinas
Healy
LPGA
San Diego
Kathryn Crosby
Rancho Bernardo
Nancy Lopez
Penny Pulz
Jan Stephenson
Betty Burtevidt
Amy Alcott
Silvia Bertolaccini
Pat Bradley
Nayoko Yoshikawa
JoAnne Carner
Donna Young
Joyce Kazmierski
Laura Bough
Sally Little Ti
Louise Bruce
Sandra Spuzich
Kathy Cornelius
Bonnie Laver
Susie McAllister
Kathy Postiewait
Debbie Austin
Vivian Brownlee
Kathy Farrer
Jerilyn Britz
Shelley Hamlin
NFL
Sarasota, F
Kansas City
Chicago (A
Splittorff
Busby
Porter
Kusnyer
Stone
Bane
Luebber
L.D. Johnson
W—Stone
L— Splittorff
Chicago
Sanders
Moore
Gale
Bird
Gura
Gaudet
Barrios
Hill
Pazik
Essian
W—Barrios
St. Petersburg
Atlanta
New York
McLaughlin
Campbell
LaCorte
Theis
Pocoroba
Zachry
Hausman
Myrick
Lockwood
Stearns
Rosado
W—Campbell
L— Hausman
Dunedin, Fla
Toronto
Candelaria
Reuss
TeKulve
Dyer
Ott
Underwood
Murphy
Cruz
Cerone
Moreno
Kearney St
Naia
Massachusetts Colony
Dale’s Fruit Market
Center Point Road
Ildaho
8Th Ave
Twin Pines Golf Shop
LeVan
Chevrolet
Ear City
BIG Wheel Shop
Center Pt. Rd
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