ISU Scrimmage Highlights Run Game Woes and Standout Moses
Iowa State notes show weak rushing, interceptions and pass protection issues in a spring scrimmage. Jerry Moses surged late with 65 rushing yards and a three yard TD, while Majors praised two young linebackers but blamed offense for stalled option runs and errant passes despite improvements in defense. Weather relief came as a small positive.
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Jerry Moses
Jim Wingender
Omaha
Reds
Mike Strachan
Miami
Moses
Dave McCurry
Grinnell
Greg Vondrak
Sioux City Heelan
No More Surgery For Twins Star
ST PAUL MINNEAPOLIS AP Medical tests on Tony Oliva s injured right knee indicate he won t need further surgery a Minnesota Twins spokesman said Monday night Oliva the 1971 AL batting champion has been on the disabled list all of the 1972 season and will be activated when ready He had knee surgery for torn cartilage in September 1971 Fluid has been drained from the knee this spring Dr Harvey O Phelan said Oliva could begin more strenuous workouts.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Tony Oliva
Minnesota Twins
Oliva
Harvey O’phelan
Minor Leagues Weather Affects Scores Across Circuits
Rain interrupting several schedules yields mixed results with Omaha 3 to 0 over unknown opponents and Oklahoma City 26 to 10 in an uneven set. Portland beats Phoenix 5 to 4 in 11 innings as Eugene and Tacoma post slim wins while Three Rivers defeats Elmira despite rain delays.
UNI Sports Banquet Slated for May 16
Cedar Falls UNI announces its spring sports banquet on May 16 with Bill Severin of the Waterloo Daily Courier as featured speaker. A reception at 5 45 p m and dinner at 6 p m will be held in the Commons ballroom. Coaches and athletes from track baseball golf and tennis are guests of honor. Public tickets are $3 50 and can be reserved by calling 273 2470.
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Cedar Falls
Bill Severin
Waterloo Daily Courier
University of Northern Iowa
UNI
UNI Athletic Business Office
Kennedys Mat Job to Wieland named wrestling coach
Cedar Rapids Kennedy high school named Mel Wieland as new wrestling coach replacing Bob Stevens. Wieland comes from Winnetonka Kansas City with a 50-0 dual record last two seasons, previously coached at Oak Park and Cedar Rapids Jefferson star laurels. He is a 1962 state champion with a 59-1-1 high school record, Big Ten 167-pound champion in 1964, and holds degrees from Northwest Missouri State. He and wife Kathleen Post have two children, Kip and Amy.
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Mel Wieland
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Kennedy High School
Don Shupe
Kennedy
Wieland
Bob
Bear
Stevens
Winnetonka High
Kansas City
Oak Park High
C.R. Jefferson
Iowa City
Jim Evashevski
U. of Iowa
Northwestern Missouri State
Maryville
Kathleen Post
Jeff
Kip
Amy
Dahn To Talk At Coe Dinner
Coe graduate Gay Dahn, 1954 Midwest Conference champion and former Jefferson coach, will speak at the Coe Clan banquet in Gage Memorial Union at 6:30. A former guard on the all-Midwest team with Bill Fitch, he later coached at Keota Mt. Pleasant and Jefferson, retiring after guiding Jefferson to the 1967 state title. He now leads adult education at Kirkwood.
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Gay Dahn
Coe
Coe ‘Clan ‘of C
Gage Memorial Union
Dahn
Bill Gay Dahn Fitch
Cleveland Cavaliers
Keota
Mt. Pleasant
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Kirkwood
Devlin Wins Houston Open With Sand Shot Heroics
Australian Bruce Devlin claimed the Houston Open with a rain delayed final round finishing 278 10 under par good for a two stroke win over Doug Sanders Tommie Aaron and Lou Graham. His key shot came from a plugged bunker on the 13th hole leading to a birdie and a par finish with the last round marred by rain. Devlin, 34, dedicates the victory to his son Kurt who recently had a minor operation.
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Bruce Devlin
Armidale
Australia
Devlin
Miami
Westwood Country Club
Doug Sanders
Tommy Aaron
Lou Graham
Aaron
Graham
Sanders
Chuck Thorpe
Jack Ewing
Chuck Courtney
Young Hale Irwin
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Billy Casper
Gary Player
Kurt
Houston
Bruce
Home freezers sell quickly in low cost ad blitz
A compact want ad highlights fast selling home freezers by offering low prices and quick action. The concise notice emphasizes affordability and speed to attract buyers.
Prep of the Week Kent Clark learns from near no-hitter
Kent Clark of Jefferson showcases strong pitching with a 1-0 win despite a late single that broke his no-hit bid. The lefty, 21 innings and 33 strikeouts this season, exhibits maturity and leadership as a team captain and college prospect.
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Jefferson
Vern Bredesen
Kent Clark
Clark
Gazette
Bredesen
Kent
Jhawks
Williamsburg
Jeff
Cedar Rapids American Legion
Regis
Central and West Union North Reach State Final Four
Elkader and West Union North won their baseball sectional games Monday. Elkader’s Dave Kuehl and J. P. Zapf combined on a five innings no hit bid in a 10 0 win over Garnaville as Costigan doubled twice and drove in two runs. West Union’s Gary Robinson allowed two hits in a 5 0 victory over West Central aided by Lar son two hits.
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Elkader
Elkader Central
West Union North
Dave Kuehl
J. P. Zapf
Garnaville
Kueh
Zapf
Dan Costigan
Gary Robinson
West Union
West Central
Marvin Larson
Bob Rodenberg
Jeff Swisher
Sid Miller
M F L and Kee High Reach Baseball Finals
Lansing and M F L win semifinals as M F L earns a 16 0 five inning no hitter against Postville Craig Collins homers triples and singles lead M F L with Todd Corlett adding two doubles and a single Kee High tops St George 7 5 for a shot at the sectional title with Mark Rethwisk and Steve Fink posting big triple and single performances Postville scoring details and pitching notes are listed in the game summaries.
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Monona
M-F-L
Postville
Lansing
Kee
Lansing St. George
Wold and
Montour
Craig Collins
Todd Corlett
MFL
Kee High
St. George
Mark Rethwisk
Steve Fink
Postville Se
Dunlay
Kleve
R. Marlow
G. Marlow
Schroeder
Wold
Corlett
Mel
Decorah and South Winneshiek Reach State Sectional Final
Decorah and South Winneshiek advanced to the state baseball sectional final after wins Monday. South Winneshiek beat Cresco Notre Dame 6-2 behind Novak’s 3 hits. Decorah rallied with seven runs in the seventh to an 11-? victory over New Hampton as Kerry Anderson posted three singles, a triple, and three RBIs. Monday night ads note farm equipment in want columns.
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Decorah
South Winneshiek
Cresco Notre Dame
Novak
Jim Lynch
New Hampton
Kerry Anderson
Viking
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