L A Top Bet in Super Sweepstakes for Super Bowl
Honolulu AP reporter Mike Rathes notes Los Angeles leads the NFL sweepstakes to host the next Super Bowl, boosted by attendance and weather. Houston Miami New Orleans Dallas vie as possible sites with various strengths and drawbacks, while Dallas risks the Cowboys hosting at Cotton Bowl or Texas Stadium.
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Mike Rathes
Honolulu
Los Angeles
NFL
Green Bay Packiers
Kansas City Chiefs
Los Angeles Coliseum
Houston
Mami
New Orleans
Dalilag
Pete Rozelle
San Francisco
Rovelle
Rams
Jonny Ferrard
Rice Stadium
Oilers
Astrodome
Cheb Wilkins
Houston Convention Bureau
Miami
Dolphins
David Kennedy
Mel Reese
Secon
Ileas
Rich Kernin
Dallas
Cowboys
Texas Stadium
Jongstigt
Kirkwood Announces Spring Sports Schedule Details
Kirkwood Community College outlines spring schedules managed by Athletic Director Rick Koolbeck. Baseball plans a 32 game slate with home fixtures at Jones Park and postseason regional sub regional play in May. Golf fixtures precede regional contest, with home meets at Rill Park and multiple campus locations across April and May.
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Kirkwood Community College
Rick Koolbeck
Kirkwood
Junine College
Rills: Park
Soviets Beat U S in Exhibition Wrestling Meet
The Soviet wrestling team won five of eight matches with the United States in an exhibition at Anoka High School gymnasium. Gennadi Strakhov of the USSR defeated Russ Hellickson of Wisconsin at 198 pounds, the lone U S win. One match in the 163 pound class was forfeited by the Soviets.
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Minnespolis
Mini
U.S
Tedim
Vam
Anuka High School
Russ Helli¢kson
Wisconsin
Gennadij Strakhov
Tharocsone i
Chena Sint
Harn Competes For Shortstop Role At Northeast Missouri
Kirkville Missouri Mikel Harn Cedar Rapids senior and team captain battles with Terry Rigdon for the starting shortstop job as Northeast Missouri opens the season at Keesler air base and begins a 10 game Southern road trip. Harn started last season and led the club with 22 runs batted in though he appeared overweight this season he has trimmed down.
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Kirksville
Mikel Harn
Cedar Rapids
Terry Rigdon
Northeast Missouri
Northeast
Keesler (Miss.) Air Base
Hurn
Iereel
695 Series Takes Ist in ABC Pin Tourney
Long Beach California AP Ray Lucas of Concord Calif rolled a 695 series to take first pace in classic singles at the American Bowling Congress tournament Lucas posted games of 258 216 and 221 Monday as he overtook Mike Winklepleck of Portland Ore who had led the division for over three weeks with AiG
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Long Beach
Calif
APY
Ray Lucas
Concoed
Lucas
Mike Winklepleck
Portland
Gre
Aig
Ed Peterson Transfers From South Carolina to Georgia
Ed Peterson, a sophomore guard for South Carolina, announced Monday he will transfer to the University of Georgia after the current season. The move follows speculation about his future with the Gamecocks.
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Athens, Ga
University of South Carolina
Ed Peterson
Thes
University of Georgia
Seaver Tests Arm In Four Inning Mets Win
Tom Seaver, healthy again, pitched four innings in a Mets exhibition win over the Dodgers. He said his shoulder felt loose and his stuff was good, despite allowing three runs. Other spring games featured Detroit over the Yankees and Philadelphia shutting out Kansas City.
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Tom
Mets Breathe Easy
Seaver OK Lovelady
Hal Bock
Associated
Joan Paysol
National League Baseball
New York Mets
Amd
Tom Seaver
Los Angeles
Seaver
Detroit
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
Kansas City
St Louis
Cincinnati
Tokyo
Lotte Orions
San Francisco
Houston
Atlanta
Montreal
Texas
Hoston
Chicago White Sox
Oakland
Chicago Cubs
San Diego
Milwaukee
Cleveland
California
Matty
Dodgers
Don Sutton
Detrait
Jar Coleman
Yankees
Richy Mckiney
New York
Coleman
Mickey Stanley
Tiger
Billy Champion
Rick Fusari
Phils
Palit
Split Decision Ends Braves Astros Rally In Montreal Sweep
Baseball blends with boxing notes as Darrell Evans boots four errors in a Braves loss while Montreal’s offense, led by a three run homer, tops Texas. Ernie McNally goes six for Expos as Boslin’s early runs spark a White Sox edge. Wilbur Wood limits Chicago to two hits in seven, Dwain Anderson and Joe Rudi spark Oakland past Chicago Cubs. Frank Fernandes hits a grand slam as Cubs top Padres, Lonborg and Kirby each six strong for San Diego and Milwaukee respectively. Ray Fosse homers to lift Cleveland over California. In Minneapolis Davenport’s Lamont Lovelady becomes the first Towan in 24 years to win a national Golden Gloves, advancing to Olympic tryouts. Lovelady earns sportsmanship award.
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Montreal
Texas Rangers
Ernie McNally
Expos
Ranger
Boslin
Tommy Harper
Guis Aparicio
White Sox
Wilbur Wood
Chicago
Dwain Anderson
Joe Rudi
Tadnee
Oakland
Chicago Cubs
Frank Fernandes
Cubs
Kirby
San Diego
Jim Lonbarg
Milwaukee
Jeach
Padres
Brewers
Derrel Tworbus
Ray Fosse
Cleveland
California
Minneapolis
Minn
Davenport
Lamont Lovelady
Towan
Deseonding
Sammi Nedseniti
Indianapolis
Lovelady
Tthe Wit
Daha Finney
Kanaas City
Towa
Me Barber
Des Moines
Mmeet
Cards Trade Burda to Red Sox for Fiore
The St Louis Cardinals traded outfielder Bob Burda to the Boston Red Sox for first baseman Mike Fiore. Burda, 28, was the Cardinals top left handed pinch hitter last season with a .298 average in limited action. Fiore, 27, has seen limited action with Boston as a pinch hitter and late inning first baseman. Burda will report to the Red Sox training camp while Fiore moves to the Cardinals farm club at Tulsa.
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St.Louis Cardinals
Bob Burda
Boston Red Sox
Mike Fiore
Burda
Cardinals
Fiore
Boston
Milwaukee
Red Sox
Fisre
Tulsa
Ex-Champs Box for Charity in Philadelphia Exhibition
Philadelphia event features eleven former world boxing champions volunteering for the Philadelphia Association of Retarded Children. Notable bouts include Pep Saddler, Harold Johnson, Danny Bacceroni, Rocky Graham, Jake Lammatta, Chuck Davey, Chico Vejar, Billy Conn, Joey Giardetto, Irish Billy Graham, and Joe Wolcott officiating or fighting in a charity card. Cedar Rapids area players also receive college letters for 1971 football season.
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Jake LaMbotta
Rocky Graziano
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Assn
Philadelphia Association of
Acuefly
Wes
Wie Pep
Sandy Saddler
Chamos Rocky Grahiam
Jake Lammatta
Chuck Davey
Chico Vejar
Davey
Billy Conn
Joe! Louis
Upper- Iowa
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Atric
Gras
Graham
Joe Wolcott
Farmer
Stower
Camden Courty Sheriff
Desney
Cedar Hills
Cedar Hills Community Church
Paul Pender
Gordon Avenue
Carmen Basilia
Maidrite Clinches YMCA Fast Break Basketball Title
Maidrite rallied from a five point deficit with 30 seconds left to force overtime and beat Tip Top Tavern 84 46 for the championship. Albers led Maidrite with 26 points while Schwartz and others reached double figures for Tip Top in a high tension final.
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Lasside Maidrite
Jett
Tip Top Tavern
YMCA
Tip ‘Top
Maidvite
Teague
Far
Ty Albers
Tip Top
Lotus Schwartz
Casper Denison Pete Casper tops Columbus bowling tour
Cedar Rapids bowler Pete Casper won the all events title with 143 pinfall at the Columbus bowling tourney. He placed second in a sagas with 874, Vince Briggs of Davenport had 745. Centerville won the team title and LaVerne Sehwerey, Mike Petehe of Denison captured the doubles crown.
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Denison
Pete Casper
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye Stick Onboard Assn Meets at Marina 218
The Hawkeye Stick Onboard Assn affiliated with the American Power Boat Assn will hold a Sunday meeting at Marina 218 ten miles south of Cedar Hanis on March 26 at 5 p.m. Topics include 1972 racing rule changes the season schedule and novice driver school registration PR Cabh is host and Charles Snook director Town Tauris will be guest speaker. Open to anyone interested in boat racing.
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Assn
Cluh
Marin 218
Cedar Hanis
PR. Cabh
HSCA
APRA
Charles Snook
Town Tauris
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Tet Abernathy
Rick Wise
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Ted Sizemore
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Jone Glant
Bob Watt
Darrell Evans
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USC
Metro
Harold Johnson
Danny Bacceroni
Anmier
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Billy Grahamhan
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Jim Herman
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