Valley Mat Squad Dominates All-Mississippi Valley Wrestling
Jefferson leads with four first team selections and two second team picks as Valley area wrestlers place 13 on the top two squads. Washington and Kennedy also earn multiple honors, with state placers and unbeatens highlighted among the 1988 MVC selections.
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Celar Rapids
Sily
Sissippi Valley
Jefferson
Washington
Kennedy
Jeff
Wash
Mike Gallagher
Brad Suma
Gary Bentrim
Kent Miller
Glynn
Chuck Jones
Chuck
Mark Tapa
Dave Robinson Re-signed By Green Bay Packers
Green Bay Packers announce the re signing of linebacker Dave Robinson a nine year veteran who would have become a free agent by May 2 The club also signs free agents Toward Logan John Brennan and John Cowan and Larry Hefner their 14th round pick Hefner is a Clemson linebacker.
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Green Bay
Wis
Green Bay Packers
Dave Robinson
Robinson
Packers
Larry Hefner
Hefner
Clemsonn
John Brennan
Boston College
Logan
Missouri Southern
John Cowan
Missouri
Drake Opens Spring Drills at Drake University
Des Moines AP Drake University started spring football indoors due to steady rain. Coach Jack Wallace welcomed 65 players back and focused on patching the defensive front and beefing the offensive line. Returning starters include captains Doug Winslow and Mike Samples, both all Missouri Valley selections.
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DES Moines
Drake University
Jack Wallace
Wallace
Fetiremen
Doug Winslow
Mike Samples
Senior Circuit Adds Pulli as New Umpire
Frank Pulli of Easton Pennsylvania joins the National League umpiring staff for 1972, replacing Al Barlick who retired after 1971. A 1971 Somers Umpiring School graduate, Pulli rose from the Midwest League to the Eastern League and spent two years on the International League, with winter work in the Venezuelan League. He is married to Phyllis Arriva and has three children.
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San Francisco
Frank Pulli
Easton
Charles
Feeney
Pulli
al Barlick
al Somers
Wayzone Beach
Fla
Puli
International Teague
Frank
Phyllis Arriva
Wooden says next UCLA team will face tougher title bid
UCLA coach John Wooden foresees a harder chase for the NCAA crown next season as four starters return but two guards depart. Bill Walton and Keith Wilkes headline a young group with Lang Farmer Greg Lee and guards Curtis and Holyfield in line for roles, while newcomers Andre McCarter Pete Urgovich and Dave Meyers join the roster.
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Juhn Wooden
UCLA
Bhe
Placida State
Na Jlaarat Collegiate Athletic Assn
Bill
Walton
Keith Wilkes
Swith
Wooden
Woodten
Wilkes
Lang’ Farmer
Sopho
Greg Lee
Tommy Curtis
Larry Holyfield
Rining
Peacocks Open Season with Two Defeats at Monticello
Monticello college defeated Upper Town 3-1 in game one and 2-0 in game two to open the baseball season. Losing pitcher Bob Bailey gave up two fourth inning runs in the opener, while Jin Parsons took the loss in the first inning of game two as Monticello moved to 7-4. Lance Dareh led Upper Howa with two singles in the twin bill amidst scattered hits.
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Monticello
Ark
Upper Town College
Monticello College
T He Peacocks
Bob Bailey
Jin Parsons
Lance Dareh
Upper Howa
Upper
Sna Goodman
128 Nominated for All Star Balloting 1972
New York AP reports 128 players nominated for 1972 All Star ballots across the American and National Leagues. Ballots distributed by Gillette Co in gates and stores. eight nominees per position. pitchers named by managers. Voting runs May 27 to July 9 with write-ins allowed.
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New York
Bases Beis
Baltmore
Gyintman
Dex Ball
Bowie Kuihn
Callarnas
Toby
Palek
Xansis
Sal Bando
Oakland
Chicgans
Ken Metauren
Califor
Schedelnel
Boston
Bracks
Aureuiq Rodrauer
Marc Bellonmund
Baltimore
Tommy Harper
Beogie
Smith Cart
Kremsht
Varia Pinson
California
Ick Alle
Rich Reichards
Alex Johnson
Gravelands
Willie Horton
Jim Norvnrus
al Ke Five
Mickey Stoney
Delroy Amos
Lou Hinvens
Manas City
Dave May
Milwaukee
Y Oliva
Cesar Tvat
Sy Carale
Regu Jackson
Angel Mang
Erank Viscara
One
Gillette Co
U AM
Cleveland Cuts Five Reduces Roster to 27
The Cleveland Indians trimmed five players to 27 on Monday. Rick Auslin, Jack Heidemann, and Kurt Bevacqua were optioned to Portland in the Pacific Coast League, while Jim Mayer was assigned outright to Portland. Heidemann, a former starting shortstop, was hitting .300 this spring. Veteran outfielder Mike Hershberger will not be offered a contract but may take a minor league job with the organization, his decision pending.
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Tucson
Ariz
Cleveland Indians
Rick Auslin
Jack Heidemann
Kurt Bevacqua
Irs
Mike Carrulhiers
Portland
Jim Mayer
Heidemann
Indians
Mike Hershberger
Hershberger
Fight Results From France and Africa Reported
Fragmented OCR text reports varied boxing and fight results across France and Africa with names like Donny, Briar, Kelly, and others appearing amid garbled details. The article mentions qualification rounds and venues in Newton Mass and New Glasgow, but specifics are unclear due to text corruption.
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France
PilGerehia
Africa
Kelly
G- Newton
Mass
Donny Denelt
Wannaen
Gagle
New Glasgow
Ake Raat
Bad Day for Cy Young Winners McLain Fails in Camps
Spring training opened with mixed results as favored pitchers faltered. Indians defeated A's 3-2 behind Detinyi Mehain while Jenkins shook off a rough inning and the Cubs rallied to beat San Diego 12-1. MLB camps showed high-scoring games and roster moves across teams, with shifts involving Melain, Drago, Harlin, and Sudakis shaping early headlines.
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Ken Rappoport
Willer
Cy Young
Mondiy
Cleveland Indians
Oakland A’s
Detinyi Mehain
Jerguson Jenkins
Chicago
San Diego
Dick Drago
Kansas City
Pittsburgh Pires
Royals
Dock ‘Ellis
Pittsburgh
Jenkins
Cubs
Don Kessinger
Indian Allowed To Enter Race
A North Dakota Indian, Emmett Mastrian of Wahpetun, was initially denied Boston Marathon entry for not meeting AAU and qualifying race rules. The Boston Athletic Association will allow entry if he joins the AAU, with a waiver of the required sanctioned race due to deadline pressure.
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Wahpetun
NAA
Boston Marathon
Emmett Mastrian
Boston Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Tastman
Weshpeton
AAU
Eastman
Jock Semple
U.S Soviet Wrestling Meet To Be Televised
The Towa Educational Broadcasting Network announced that the U S Soviet wrestling meet will be televised Sunday starting at 2 p m Channel 12 Iowa City. It is the first of four international meets with top collegiate wrestlers including NCSA champion from Iowa State on the American squad.
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Towa Educational Broadcasting Network
KIIN
Channel 12
Iowa City
U.S
Grapplers
NCSA
Towa State
Rugged Night in ABA Playoff As Squires and Colonels Commit Record Fouls
The Virginia Squires and Ken tuck Colonels combined for 80 personal fouls, an ABA playoff high, in a late postseason game, underscoring a rough contest and foul trouble for both teams.
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Virginia Squires
Kentuck Colonels
Lakers Meet Bulls In Western Semifinal Playoffs
The Los Angeles Lakers open the Western Conference semifinal against the Chicago Bulls as they chase their first NBA title. Chicago coach Dick Motta vows readiness despite injuries to center Tom Brerwinkle and forward Chet Walker. Milwaukee faces Golden State, while Boston hosts Atlanta and Baltimore hosts New York in other semifinals.
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Ry Alex Sachare
Associated Press
Los Angeles Lakers
Tailight
Chicago Bulls
Los Angeles
Lakers
Dick Matta
Bulls
Matta
Milwaukee Bucks
Galden State Warriors
Bucks
Golden State
Boston Celtics
Atlanta
Baltimore Bullets
New York Knicks
Chicago
Milwaukee
Midwest
Tom Brerwinkle
Chet Walker
Laker
Bill Sharman
Hey
NBA
Cage Boss Won't Take Scout Job
John McCarthy, coach of the Buffalo Braves, was informed his one year contract would not be renewed for the 1972-79 season. He declined a post as ahead scout, saying he still wants to coach professional basketball. McCarthy replaced Dolph Schayes last Oct. 19 and led the Braves to a 22-60 record.
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Golden State
Jabbar
Bucks
Oscar Robertson
Wally Jones
John McGlockiin
McGlocklin
Jones
Warrior
Nate Thurmond
Kareem
Nate
Atlanta
Celtics
Hawks
Richie Guerin
Pete Maravich
Knicks
New York
Red Holtzman
Holzman
Jerry Lucas
Earl Motror
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McCarthy Way
Genes
Eadie Donovan
Gme
Buffalo Tap
John McCarthy
McCarthy
Tas
Paul L. Snyders
Edward Donoven
National Basketball Association
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Donovan
McCarthys
McCarthy H
Braves
Leant
Dolph Schayes
Buffalo
Donavan
iHe
Canisius College
Royals
Rochester
Cincinnati
St. Louis Hawks
Boston Celtics
Ex-Delmar Star NAIA 1st Teamer Named to All American
Kansas City Ma AP John Laing a frontest junior center from Delmar Iows who played this past season for Augustana college was named to the first unit of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics all American basketball team Laing who played for Delwood as a prep was the Vikings leading scorer with a 21 point average and 38 rebounds a game Augustana finished 25 4 and advanced to the NATA national quarterfinals Kim Woodstra of Northwestern Dan Brietbach of Litas Dennis Cullinama of Westinar Pat Meloy of Dublin and Dave Platte of Warburg earned honorable mention
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Kansas
Ctly
John Laing
Delmar
Iows
Augustan
Laing
Delwood
Viking
Augustana
Kim Woodstra
Northwestern
Dan Brietbach
Litas
Dennis Cullinama
Westinar
Pat Meloy
Dulufne
Dave Platte
Warburg
Tidnovic Norman Leads Reds to State Championship
Tidnovic Norman, leading the Reds from iowa's City, scored 39 points to power a 69- (incomplete score) victory over Sandy's Drive In Davenport in the State Recreational basketball tournament final. Norman was named the tournament MVP.
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Lakers
Hellew State
Milwaukee
Milwaukees
Iowa
Red
Towa
Glen Vidnovic
Toa Norman
Towa Parks and Recreation Agst
Sandy
Davenport
Vidnavir
Normalya Vidhovic
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