Johnson Leads Jeff to Title in Iowa Gymnastics Meet
Mark Johnson of Cedar Rapids Jefferson powered Cedar Rapids Jefferson to the team title at the Iowa boys prep gymnastics championships in Cedar Falls. Johnson swept pommel horse high bar and parallel bars while placing high in vault and rings. teammate Steve Hangartner also finished in the top three all around and occasioned several event podiums for CRJ.
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Iowa State Athletics In Black Des Moines Audit Reveals Offsets
A state audit shows Iowa State University's athletic department ended 1973 74 in the black with a net profit of 401 430 though the auditor notes athletic council records omit portions of salaries and overhead paid by the physical education department. Football profits 397 878 and receipts 1 131 550 contrasted with 733 672 in expenditures. basketball also profitable at 34 388. Total athletic council balance stood at 1 207 893. Louis McCullough earned 27 500 and coach Earle Bruce 25 000.
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Nicklaus Wins Aussie Open in Sydney by Three Strokes
Jack Nicklaus fired an even par 72 to win the Australian Open Golf Championship in Sydney by three strokes. He began the final round tied with Australian Billy Dunk, who shot 77 to finish tied for third.
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Iowa Schedules Seven-Year Football Plan for Iowa Hawkeyes
Athletic director Bump Elliott announces Iowa Hawkeyes will play eight Big Ten games and three non-conference games annually through 1982. Beginning 1983 the Big Ten adopts round robin, reducing non conference games. The article lists opponents and dates across multiple seasons, noting gaps against Michigan Illinois and Ohio State in various years.
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Wolverines Think Only Of Roses Not Sugar
Michigan tops Minnesota 28 21 as Gordon Bell runs 23 yards for the decisive score. Tony Dungy passes for 198 yards and two TDs for Minnesota. Bo Schembechler comments on the tough win while Michigan improves to 6 0. Separate Iowa City soccer results noted with Eastern Iowa league tournament action.
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Staubach Loses Cool as Cowboys Fall in OT
Washington Redskins beat the Dallas Cowboys 30 to 24 in overtime. Billy Kilmer scored on a short run after a Staubach pass was tipped and Ken Houston returning a fumbled snap set up the drive. Staubach drew a personal foul on Pat Fischer after a late hit during the OT sequence.
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Phillips Wins Super Vee title at Road Atlanta
Fred Phillips defended his Formula Super Vee national title at Road Atlanta, edging newcomer Herman Johnson by three tenths of a second in the 18-lap 45-mile race, averaging 97.45 mph. The victory capped three days of national championships across 21 SCCA divisions with other class champions listed.
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Davis to Sign With Toronto Argonauts
Toronto AP reports Anthony Davis, WFL leading scorer rusher and pass receiver, will sign with the Toronto Argonauts of the CFL this Sunday night, adding a high profile addition to the club.
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