Bruins Aim to Extend Historic UCLA Run
UCLA with Bill Walton leads a deep rotation as it chases an unbeaten run and a third straight NCAA title. The Bruins, 45 straight games since clinching the crown, face Florida State and rely on Walton and Wooden-era optimism amid Kareem Abdul Jabbar comparisons.
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Wooden’s Bruins field new guards as Bibby departs
Old Hat for Bibby. Henry Bibby departs as senior guard, with Tommy Curtis and Andre McCarter stepping in, plus Pete Trgovich. The Bruins aim to extend a long winning run while Wooden emphasizes preparation and head-high spirit after each game. Walton leads at final tourney with 24 points and 20 rebounds. Wilkes adds 23.
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ISU Wins Big Eight Gym Crown Led by Kim Orr
Iowa State defends gymnastics title, scoring 417.05 to outpace Oklahoma by 118 points as Cyclones claim seventh Big Eight crown in nine years. Kim Orr, former Cedar Rapids Washington star, earns still rings title with 9.95. ISU advances to NCAA meet in Ames.
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Banks Says Baseball Lacks Glamour For Youth
South Bend AP Ernie Banks known as Mr Cub criticizes baseball’s appeal to kids saying football is more glamorous. He urges earlier baseball participation, cites minor league boredom, and hopes the Cubs stay united and win the pennant amid looming pension disputes. He notes spring practice and 162 regular season games.
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Enright Leads Tommy's in Jr Olympics Basketball
Jane Boyd Community Haus advances to Monday night quarterfinals of the Town Junior Olympic tournament by beating Marshalltown 77 67 in the opener. Enright scores 22 for Tommy's Cafe as topping Pella 88 82 in overtime. other results include Chelsea over Lanes and May City over State Farm.
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No Devastating Punch For All Test Reveals In Tokyo
In Tokyo reporters note former heavyweight boxing figure Muhammad Ali tested with a punching bag under supervision as doctors evaluated his power using sensors. Yoshida of Nikon University Hospital cites Ali's straight punch as his strongest, registering about 529 pounds, with results to be analyzed before a potential title fight with Joe Frazier.
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Warshalltown Caylter C671 Backer 4
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Pacers Name Mel Daniels Team MVP in Press Vote
INDIANAPOLIS AP Mel Daniels was named the Pacers most valuable player for the season ahead of their 98 18B victory over Dallas. Daniels, who previously won the ABA MVP last year, earned the honor in a press vote.
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