Waterloo Team Leads D Class In Town Women's Bowling
The Waterloo based team led the class D standings with a 2237 score in the Town Women's Bowling Association tour in Jubilee Janes and Cedar Rapids Bowl. Martha Meinders of Ottumwa topped class A with a 163% read. The Courier of Ottumwa posted 2681 in class A while Clinton Floral achieved 287 in class B and Hamilton Funeral Home Des Moines reached 2957 in class C. annual WIBC delegates and officers were elected with Harmson resigning after 21 years as secretary and Dorothea Fort of Waterloo named director. 1974 towns for journey announced as Hart of Iation.
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Martha Meinders
Ottumwa
Jubilee Janes
Cedar Rapids Bowl
Courier
Clinton Floral
Clinton
Hamilton Funeral Home
Des Moines
Lou Adams
Atlantic
Floy Harmttn
Lo Borscuk
Shoax City
Dorothea Fort
Memphis State to run and shoot against UCLA in NCAA final
Memphis State coach Gene Bartow plans a run and shoot approach against UCLA in the NCAA final tonight at 8 10 p m televised by NBC The Tigers aim to break a seven game win streak against a Bruins team led by Bill Walton and coached by John Wooden UCLA seeks a seventh straight title while Memphis State arrives 29 5 and ranked 12th with a late season surge past Providence and Indiana battles.
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Larry Finch
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Wayne Miller School Wins Four First Places
Wayne Miller Trampoline School of Cedar Rapids captured four first places at the Northern Illinois Trampoline Invitational held Sunday in Chicago. Dave Engle was named the meet's sportsman of the year, highlighting the strong team showing and individual honors amid a field of competitors from multiple clubs.
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Cedar Rapids
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Twins send six to minor leagues in roster cuts
Orlando Fils reports manager Frank Quilici announced six Minnesota Twins cuts on Sunday. The players optioned to the minors include rookie pitchers Jim Hughes Bob Maneely and Dan Vossler rookie outfielders Craig Kusick and Bob Gorinski and rookie infielder Bucky Guth.
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Fils
Frank Quilici
Jim Hughes
Bob Maneely
Dan Vossler
Craig Kusick
Bob Gorinski
Bucky Guth
Walton Drafts Letter Seeks Nixon Intervention in NCAA Row
Los Angeles AP reports Walton drafted a letter urging President Nixon to intervene so underclassmen can play in UCLA’s opening NCAA finals series against San Diego. The Times notes NCAA may sanction players and schools. Walton may consider signing with an NBA team, while UCLA hesitates on his senior year.
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Los Angeles Times
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UNI Nets Rally For 7 2 Victory At Pensacola NAS
Northern Iowa topped Pensacola Naval Air Station 7 2 in a men s tennis dual meet. Notable wins included Nandy Krejel at No 6 singles 6 1 6 0 and the top doubles team Krejel and Larry Sacob 7 1 6 5.
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Evert Wins Akron Net Title Over Morozova
Chris Evert defeated Olga Morozova to win the Akron Tennis Open first prize of 6 000 dollars in Akron Ohio. The Fort Lauderdale teenager now has won more than 1 000 since turning pro last December. Morozova earned 1 000 for second place in the 25 000 dollar tournament.
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