Sigourney Tops SICL All Conference Football Team
Sigourney placed eight players on the South Iowa Cedar League all conference football team announced this week. Williamsburg's Gary Stent led the first team offensive backfield with 1,847 rushing yards, and Sigourney's Steve Holt tops the backfield with other Sigourney selections. Also named were Keota, Belle Plaine, and Montesuma players among others. A separate note reports Marion’s Bob Lana elected president of Cedar Rapids Baseball Booster Club for 1978-79 with details on officers and plans for a December membership drive. Also William Penn’s women’s basketball team ranked eighth nationally in a pre season poll and Susie Kistina named Kodak All American nominee.
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Information about Linn County club meeting at Stripin n Brew details former Hawkeye halfback Green from Harrisburg Pa and Mott Wisconsin publicity chief slated to attend. Also notes Mott’s prior Iowa staff role and career path ending with Dayon and Cumings. Also Toledo PBA tour announce an $80,000 tournament at Imperial Lanes April 6-10 as part of winter schedule.
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TV Pact Seen as Key Difference Between NBA and ABA
Indianapolis sources quote Pacers coach Bobby Leonard and New York Nets coach Kevin Loughery arguing the NBA ABA split rests on television contracts and public relations. Leonard says the ABA is competitive in exhibitions and could gain media attention, while Loughery notes talent and effort exist on both sides.
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Judge Allows WFL Players to Sign with NFL Teams
Federal judge grants former World Football League players a window to sign with NFL clubs through November 26 if not under WFL contracts. No more than about 20 players expected to switch in next three weeks. Dolphins link to Csonka Warfield Kiick while Willie Spencer draws interest from Cowboys and Redskins.
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Seattle Tampa switch divisions in NFL reassignments
Seattle and Tampa will switch conferences and divisions for their first two NFL seasons in the next cycle. Beattie placed Seattle in NFC West and Tampa in AFC West. Also notes coaching, player moves, and other sports updates across golf, basketball, hockey, and tennis.
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Memphis Southmen sign about 20 former WFL players
Memphis Southmen owner John Bassett says about 20 ex World Football League players have been signed in preparation for an NFL franchise. He would not disclose names, noting most come from Philadelphia and Southern California WFL teams. Bassett says a federal judge’s ruling allowing signings until Nov 26 won’t spur a mass move, and Memphis and Birmingham are the only former WFL teams still employing players.
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Missouri University Football Fans Seen Through TV Segment
ABC apologized after a broadcast portrayed Missouri as a party school. Carrie Francke of MSA received a statement from ABC producer Chuck Howerd denying university inquiries. Students described football as central to life, with some admitting limited focus on academics. university officials noted misrepresentation and hoped for another telecast.
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Price Drop Aims to Sell Item Amid Low Cash Flow
A brief ad notes a reduced price to move merchandise due to scarce cash. It highlights urgency for buyers to act quickly to secure the item at a lower cost. The message emphasizes affordability and a need to sell.
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