Player Wins Debates Move to U S for Golf
Gary Player earned 75 643 in five American weeks and contemplates relocating to the United States for a full tour. He closed with 68 to win the National Airlines Open at 274, earning 200 000, while his victory extended back-to-back wins in America.
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First Round NBA Draft Sees Cavs Aus Tin Carr Pick
New York AP report details Cleveland Cavaliers and other teams selecting players in the first round of the NBA college draft. Notable picks include UCLA stars Sidney Wicks and Lew Alcindor, with trades and a notable omission Jim McDaniels. Cincinnati and Seattle made early selections, while Boston and Detroit added players and Cleveland opened the second round by taking Steve Patterson.
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Eddie Podolak and the Rose Bowl shoe mystery
Red Pepper’s Gus Schrader notes Eddie Podolak as a dynamic Chiefs halfback and a bridge figure for all ages. The column teases a YMCA talk by Podolak on April 13, previews a film of Chiefs highlights, and circulates a lively debate about which Rose Bowl halfback lost a shoe but still scored.
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Cedar Rapids boxers win Silver Gloves titles
Six Cedar Rapids boxers claimed titles at the Silver Gloves state invitational in Dubuque. Winners included Dang Moyle Mike Wilhelm in open division for Manchester and CR, Paul Fairbanks Darrel Knotts in 12-14, Wetiny Vine in 14-15, Fred Garcia in novice, and Mike Savora in open division, with several other competitors earning crowns for CR boys club.
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Condors Sign Howard Porter from Villanova
FITISBURGH AP The Pittsburgh Condors of the American Basketball Association say they have signed 68 Villanova star Howard Porter, the NCAA tournament MVP. Mark Birstein, operations director, said details would be announced later Monday in Miami Beach. Porter was the Condors first direct choice.
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Tickets Remain for Town College All Star Basketball Game
Tickets for the Town College Senior all star game remain on sale ahead of the Wednesday event at Rewardy High School. About 2,500 packed Kennesdy last year and 3 dollar prices apply. Remaining tickets will be sold on-site until noon Wednesday at Eby's Sporting Goods May City Lewes and Armstrongs Sporting Goods. The game features top seniors from Drake, Iowa State, and small colleges with notable players Fred Brown Jeff Halliburton Otto and Den Herder among the standouts.
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Doug Lane Wins Shot Participation at Santa Barbara Relays
Doug Lane from Cedar Rapids Jefferson led the Santa Barbara Relays on Saturday for Southern California with a 61 1 percent win in the shot put. The event highlighted Lane as a prep star and showcased his strong performance against regional competitors.
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