Marion Cages Young Lions win season opener over Linn-Mar
Marion Lions defeat Linn-Mar 69 to 47 in a fast fourth quarter surge after a tight first three periods at the Lions' gym. Key scorers include Mik Wheeler, Joe Johnson, Don Walton, and Marty Chute, with strong defense cited by coach Dick Sinan.
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Ex Hawks See Promise in Iowa as Airliner Defeat
Iowa Hawkeyes beat Iowa City Airliner AGU 08-73 before 5,200 at Iowa Field. Eyeing strong play from Sky King and Larry Olsthoorn, the Hawks showed depth with Norman, Lester, Wallsberg, Mayfield and Hargrave while addressing defensive and shooting miscues ahead of a season opener vs Nebraska.
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Olsthoorn shines as freshman in Iowa Airliner game
Larry Olsthoorn, a 4 10 freshman center from Pella, impressed in Iowa's game against the Airliner. He scored 10 points and grabbed seven rebounds, proving agile against seasoned players like Frost, Gatens, Haberecht, and Vidnovic. The crowd praised his potential and athleticism.
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Luther Stays In Midwest Conference For 1977 78
Luther announces it will remain in the Iowa conference for the 1977 78 school year. Midwest conference officials invited Luther to attend meetings in Ripon Wisconsin. Faculty discussions on possible expansion are noted, with expansion likely delaying any changes until fall 1979 at the earliest.
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Franks to be Cubs field manager as Marshall saga ends
Herman Franks, 63, slated to become Chicago Cubs field manager while Bob Kennedy, 88, may be named director of baseball operations. The announcements followed a press conference scheduled by John Holland as reports from the Chicago Tribune and Sun Times noted a major news conference. Marshall, whose contract was not renewed, had steered the Cubs to a fourth-place finish in the NL East.
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Kennedy Cougars top Prairie in season opener 76 60
Kennedy high basketball uses a deep roster as nine players contribute in a 76 60 opening win over Prairie Tuesday night in the Kennedy gym. Tom Gibson leads with 20 points off the bench as Rod Deaver and Scott Enright add double digits and Etienne lauds a versatile attack and strong second half defense.
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Alexander Signs With Texas Rangers in Free Agent Move
Providence AP report details Doyle Alexander signing a multi year deal with the Texas Rangers after interest from several clubs. Agent Jerry Kapstein leads negotiations as Rollie Fingers and Bobby Grich remain pursued, with talks ongoing into the night.
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