Coe Opens Outdoors At Waverly In shaky spring kickoff
Coe College opens its outdoor season at Waverly on Saturday facing Wartburg, Dubuque, Bethel and Concordia while a cold, inclement forecast prompts cancellations of the Wartburg baseball opener set for March 26. Seventy five athletes are listed on the spring roster as Coe aims to keep its early undefeated record intact.
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Kehrt Wins in Jaycee Bowling Championship at Newhall
Newhall’s Joe Kehrt won the region six Jaycee bowling all events championship with a 1707 total, surpassing rivals like Slave Weichman. Kehrt also claimed the singles title while Dysart’s team edged to the doubles title as results were released from Newhall.
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Wiegmann Leaves Waterloo Post After Notable Run
Waterloo coach Wiegmann resigns effective at end of the school year after guiding Waterloo East to undefeated seasons. Reports say he may enter business. He began as assistant at Waterloo East, later head coach, with a career spanning Cherokee High and Fort Dodge positions. Coaching tenure marked by strong state rankings and AP recognition.
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Lepp Gets His Wish He'll Hurl Tigers Trade
The Tigers acquired pitcher Dick Zepp from Minnesota in exchange for rookie infielder Mike Adams and a player to be named later. Zepp, 23, a right-hander who refused to sign with Minnesota, hopes to join Detroit after clearing waivers. Tiger manager Billy Martin cites Zepp’s sinker and added depth for a rotation led by Mickey Lolich, while Jos Coleman recovers from a skull fracture suffered in a game against St Louis. Coleman’s transfer from a St Petersburg hospital to a Tampa facility is pending, with a return to the club forecast if recovery proceeds.
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San Diego QB John Hart Recovering After Accident
Johannes Hart of the San Diego Chargers is recovering from a skull fracture after a fall while horseback riding with his wife and another couple. A Grosamomb hospital spokesman said all involved are encouraged and Hart, a nine year veteran, is expected to play football again.
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East Side Gains Loom in Cedar Rapids Basketball Tourney
A Gotball tournament at Ute Central YMCA features East Side Maidrite of Cedar Rapids and Tip Top Tavern of Vinton advancing to semi finals after decisive Monday night wins. Maidrite piled 26 from Albers and 21 from Carry Albers, 20 from Rick Losop in a 109 68 rout over Mac's Tavern of Marion, while Tip Top defeated Eby's Sporting Gonds. Final rounds set for Saturday with Wowitmers meeting Feidey at 7 pm and the Waterloo Titux CR contest to follow.
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Hawks Netters Defeat Cochise in Tucson Match
Hawks netters dominate Cochise College 7 to 2 in Tucson Arizona. No 2 doubles victory by White plus singles wins by Phillis Griswold Wright and others secure the dual meet. Continuous strong serving and timely returns paced the victory while both teams fielded multiple players in singles and doubles.
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Maulers and Bucks Edge Opponents in Open Weekend Play
The Maulers led by Jim Spratte with 13 points defeated Constriction Matatizis and the Bucks, with Merri Mac Lounge and Max Meeemuaads contributing, in a varsity adult basketball game at Ellis Ranch MGA. The event featured dense scoring and several standout performances despite a messy OCR read.
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Snow Delays Expos Home Opener Amid Heavy Montreal Snow
Montreal AP reports snow and bitter cold threaten the Expos home opening against the Mets on April 12. Stadium crew, led by Cloutier, labors through 150 inches of snow, moving 4,000 loads and sealing areas with steam, heaters, salt, and calcium. Field repair may take two to three days once snow ends.
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South Carolina to leave the ACC on August 15
Columbia AP reports University of South Carolina trustees vote to resign from the Atlantic Coast Conference effective August 15. Chairman Ty Easton Marchant says separation will be temporary and that the school will fulfill all agreements with other ACC members.
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Ohio State Aims To Break UCLA's Hold On Title
Ohio State Buckeyes poised to challenge UCLA for the national crown as top teams like Marquette, Indiana, and Kentucky loom. UCLA seeks another title under John Wooden after a 68 62 win over Villanova in the NCAA final.
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Ali says loss made him more popular in Detroit remarks
Former heavyweight champion Muthalim Ali, in Detroit for Variety show, claims a defeat to Joe Frazier boosted his popularity and insists fans still regard him as the champion. He expects a California rematch and predicts a convincing win, saying he was robbed and the New York Athletic Commission blocked his rise.
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