HLV Wins Cedar League Girls Track Title In Close Meet
HLV edges BGM for the conference title as Cristal Brown leads with three wins. Brown sets records in the 100 and long jump and anchors the winning 440 relay, with multiple HLV athletes placing in sprints and relays across the meet.
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Hawkeye Preview Scheduled for Elks Club May 23
The Hawkeye Preview will be held May 23 at the Cedar Rapids Elks Club with U Iowa football prospects for the fall. Coach Frank Lauterbur and staff travel to Cedar Rapids for the first appearance since spring drills. A steak dinner, Q A session, and panel discussion follow.
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Cards Scoop First Win as Gibson Tops Padres
Bob Gibson earned his first 1973 victory for the St. Louis Cardinals in a 5-4 win over the San Diego Padres. Gibson tied a pitching mark with his 241st consecutive start and left with back strain after six innings. Lou Brock homered twice to fuel the comeback, while Diego Segui closed to protect the lead.
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Hirsch Loses Top Ride at Wisconsin
Bob Bell the University of Wisconsin assistant athletic director resigns effective June 30 citing personal reasons. Bell 40 has served as assistant AD since 1971 after a similar post at UCLA. Athletic Director Elroy Hirsch announced the decision Wednesday in Madison Wisconsin.
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Two Galveston Coaches Resign Over Transcript Scandal
Galveston Ball High School head football coach Joe Wooley and assistant Lynn Nix resigned after admitting they altered transcripts to admit two Ball players to Oklahoma University. Oklahoma later forfeited eight 1972 games as the controversy grew. district officials reassigned the coaches and launched an expanded probe led by board member Ernest Barratt. Oklahoma assistant Bill Michael also resigned after admitting knowledge of the incident.
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Jeff Jayvee Wins Tennis Duel 6-3 at Kennedy
Jefferson high junior varsity beat Kennedy 6-3 in a dual tennis match on Wednesday at Kennedy. Singles results include Dave Bonsell defeating Martin Stockdale 10-2 and Gary Novak defeating Steve Earil 10-5. Doubles Bonsell-Be Beadle won 4-? over Stock and others noted in incomplete records.
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Rutherford Tops Indy Warmups With 192 MPH Lap
At Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Johnny Rutherford pushed his 1973 McLaren to 192.348 mph in a Wednesday warmup as the May 28 Indy 500 qualifying nears. Swede Savage 191.815 and Mike Mosley 190.435 follow, rookie Johnny Parsons Jr. cleared rookie tests, and A J Foyt planned first runs in a new Coyote.
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Roundup of trades and appointments across sports leagues
Eron Johnson, 33, traded from Phillies to Athletics for Jack Bastable. Jesse Owens named honorary Indiana Secretary of State. Bulls’ Clifford Ray had knee surgery in Chicago. John F Bassett led group with control in Ottawa Nationals WHA. Floyd M Simmons dead at 90. Allan Bristow signed by 76ers from Virginia Tech. Jacques Plante signs 10-year WHA deal with Quebec. Doug Jarrett out rest of playoffs with broken rib. Paterson College hires head football coach at Williams. Jack Anderson named San Antonio ABA GM. Don Gambril named swimming coach at Alabama. Reds draw 235,609 in 11 home dates, best start. Bulgaria beats Portugal 2-1 in World Cup qualifier. Senate approves Clemente commemorative medal. NCAA swimming championships 1975 at Cleveland State. St Louis Cardinals acquire seven rookies on waivers. Finley says California Golden Seals not for sale. Bob Foster joins Yancey Durham stable. Steelers trade Lee Calland to Oakland for a draft pick.
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Linn-Mar Girls Beat Kennedy In Golf Dual
Linn-Mar's girls golf team defeated Kennedy 238 to 248 in a Wednesday dual at Twin Pines. Medalist was Kennedy's Cathy Pontius with 52. Linn-Mar scorers included Sue Bousiog Burns 59 Cathy Swartzentruber 60 and Binder 59. Kennedy scorers included Cathy Pouin 52 and Pam Kammerer 65 with Pat etc.
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Rosario Zevale Triumphs Over Lobito Montoya in Vegas Fight
In Las Vegas, Rosario Zevale stopped Lobito Montoya, 135, after a rapid knockout in the main event. Montoya, from San Jose, faced Mike Mayon, 135, of San Diego, in a separate bout.
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Bills Acquire Turner and Gehrke From Broncos
Buffalo Bills obtain running back Clem Turner and receiver Jack Gehrke, both four year veterans, from the Denver Broncos for an undisclosed draft choice. Coach Lou Saban said Denver asked not to disclose the pick and that it is not very high.
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Notter Dead
Brentwood New York AP reports Joe Notter aged 82 a former jockey who rode the only filly winner in the Kentucky Derby history died Tuesday at a local hospital after a long illness.
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