Green Wins Jacksonville Open for 11th Career Title
Hubert Green captured the Greater Jacksonville Open with a two under par 276 and a $35,000 first prize. The win marked his 11th career title, following a recent Doral Open triumph, as he eyes majors and the Masters in August.
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Central Hosts Volleyball Clinic
Two top volleyball players from Dubuque will conduct a clinic on Introduction to Power Volleyball at the Central YMCA next week. The session on Monday March 29 at 7 p.m. covers fundamentals and advanced techniques. open to ages 16 and up. Registration is 1 for Central members and 3 for non members. Reservations are taken this week by contacting Bush at the Central Y.
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McGuire Embarrassed by Conduct at NCAA Mideast Final
Marquette coach Al McGuire says he created a monster with rowdy courtside antics that helped cost his team two technicals in a 65-56 loss to Indiana in Baton Rouge. Assistant Hank Raymonds expects McGuire to reconsider his stance.
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De Lashmutt tops Dickinson Relays with 4 17 mile mark
Ed De Lashmutt of Fort Madison wins the Class A mile in 4 17.14 at the 53rd Dickinson Relays indoors at UNI Dame. Tracy Nanke of Waterloo West takes shot put at 58 feet 4 inches. Greg Mick of Cedar Rapids Kennedy also stars as about 1 200 athletes compete with no team scoring.
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Ed DeLashmutt
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Uni-Dame
Tracy Nanke
Waterloo West
Greg Mick
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Commings Praises Iowa Scrimmage Performance
Iowa City Iowa AP University of Iowa coach Bob Commings called Saturday’s spring scrimmage good and praised quarterback Tom McLaughlin for strong throws. Reserve quarterback Butch Caldwell sat out with limited return, while wide receiver Bill Schultz and defensive end Dean Moore missed contact drills due to injuries and recovery.
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Caldwell
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Dean Moore
Kenny Davis Named Top JUCO Player of 1976 Tourney
Kenny Davis 6 foot 8 of Southern Idaho earned the nationals top honor after leading the Golden Eagles to their first title. He averaged 15 points per game and scored 16 in the 62-50 win over Mercer County. Other selections included Andre Wakefield Mike Davis Jerry Luckett and Ollie Mack among others. Coach Boyd Grant was named tournament coach of the year. Joe McLeown of Mercer earned best small player honors.
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James Bradley
Joe McLeown
Stastny Leads Legion Bowling Tourney After First Round
Cedar Rapids bowler Bob Stastny led the State American Legion Bowling tournament in Oskaloosa with a 12 pin edge over Gary Den Hartog. Stastny posted a 706 series while Den Hartog had 694 as Norm's of CR led team totals with 3075 pins. Doubles leaders were Ray Girard and Laverne Peterson of Radcliffe with 1302. Des Moines coverage notes Jim Herndon was dropped from Drake football after leading ground gainer honors last season with 1013 rushing yards.
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Crowds At State Tournament Highlight Irony Of Washington Fans
Des Moines coverage shows Cedar Rapids Washington had the smallest crowd for a Wednesday game against Carroll Kuemper despite being the tournament's largest school. Officials note ticket sales by Columbus and Bettendorf supporters exceeded expectations as Kuemper drew big crowds and Ames-Bettendorf clash drew strong turnout.
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Regal fans fuel state tourney as Kuemper leads ticket counts
In a crowded state tournament arena, Kuemper High School sold at least 700 hats and 450 admissions, while Wash struggled with chaperone shortages. Regina supporters dominated with about 1,000 tickets sold per game, wearing gold shirts and straw hats. Manilla coach Bill Miller waved a white towel throughout the game.
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