Three NBA Leaders Stay Hot in Race
New York Baltimore and Milwaukee widened or maintained margins as Pete Maravich scored 40 for Atlanta, Lew Alcindor paced Milwaukee’s 117 108 win, and Oscar Roberson sparkled for the Bucks. Detroit San Francisco and Buffalo also posted wins amid an NBA night of strong performances.
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Haywood Ma Solve Probem Haywood Ma Solve Probem
The Jlengthy Denver Rocket-Spencer Haywood contract dispute heads to US district court with Judge William J. Ferguson set to address the sides. The case centers on Haywood’s 1.6 million, six year deal and pay terms after a finger injury and public comments questioning play.
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Villanova Wins On Film Review
In Williamsburg, Villanova was declared NCAA cross country champion after film review showed Villanova runner Les Nagey was tripped by a fellow racer, dropping him to higher placement and giving Villanova the final edge over Oregon. Steve Prefontaine of Oregon won the individual title.
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Munson Honored After Slow Start With Yanks
The 23 year old Thurman Munson, who endured a 1 for 20 start to 1970, rebounded to a club high 62 RBIs and a .322 average after nine games, earning the American League Player of the Year honor. From Canton, Ohio, Munson said he kept faith and improved the Yankees after a rough April.
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Munson Wins AL Rookie of the Year for Yankees
Yankee catcher Thurman Munson, after a standout 132 games with 59 RBIs and six homers, tops the AL Rookie of the Year vote. He led major league catchers with 40 assists thrown out 69 would be base stealers. Munson, praised by GM Lee MacPhail, received 23 of 24 votes, edging Roy Foster of the Indians who had one vote.
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Picks Oakland To Top Detroit on Thanksgiving Day
New York AP reports Oakland Raiders visit Detroit Lions in a NBC Thanksgiving game and Green Bay plays Dallas on CBS. Predictions favor Oakland 31 21 and Dallas 28 10 with Packers struggling on offense and Lions needing a win to stay alive in the Central race.
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Roning Named Big Sky Head
John Roning athletic director at the University of South Dakota was chosen as commissioner of the Big Sky Athletic Conference succeeding Jack Priel of Pullman Washington who retires July 1. Ernest Hartung president of the University of Idaho announced the appointment after a league presidents meeting. Members include Weber State Idaho Idaho State Montana Montana State Gonzaga Northern Arizona and Boise State.
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Anamosa Sophs Defeat Regis in 51 35 Victory
Anamosa sophomores avenge winless days with a 51 to 35 basketball win over Cedar Rapids Regis on Tuesday night. Dreshack led Anamosa with 24 points while Regis was paced by Tim Cooper with 10.
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Iowa's Wine Named To NCAA Committee
Iowa's George Wine, sports information director, is named to the NCAA public relations committee. The panel oversees publicity for radio and television at the annual basketball tournament and is the only NCAA committee open to a college publicist.
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Luther Ranked 18th in UPI Poll
Luther college tied for top 20 in the weekly United Press International small college poll receiving nine points for 18th place. The Iowa conference champions closed their season at 1 1.
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East Dominated Junior High Swim Meet at Washington
East swimmers led the first East-West North junior high meet held Tuesday at Washington. West ninth grader Carl Bard won the 200 freestyle, while other names appear garbled but indicate East dominance in multiple events.
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Northern Iowa's Walters Honored Contested All-NCC Team Picks
Three players earned 1970 All North Central Conference football honors as coaches named a 24 member team. NDSU led with eight selections from its title squad. Paul Bothof was among honorees despite a fatal hunting accident. ND and USD each placed five players.
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Ripon Oles Cornell Lead Midwest Cage Picks
Ripon Oles and Cornell top the Midwest conference basketball outlook after a coaches poll shows them as leaders tied for first. Grinnell Knox and Lawrence contend for first division. non conference play starts soon with all 10 teams in league action the opening weekend.
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Eagle Grove to host second annual wrestling invitational
EAGLE GROVE Iowa the 2nd annual Eagle Grove invitational wrestling tournament is set for December 5 eight teams will compete including Cedar Rapids Alden Algona Britt Hampton Fort Dodge Perry and Eagle Grove three sessions are scheduled at 9 30 am 2 30 pm and 6 30 pm
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Wichita State Benefit Telecast To Aid University
A benefit telecast of the Wichita State Louisville football game will be aired live Saturday on a five station network across four Midwestern states. The program raises funds for Wichita State University after a fatal plane crash last month that claimed 31 football team members and officials. Co sponsors are Vickers Refining of Wichita and Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co of Akron.
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Anamose Tops Prairie Junior High Matmen in Marathon Meet
Anamosa defeated Prairie Junior High 66 47 in a lengthy wrestling meet with 33 matches. Prairies wins by falls came from Jeff Schulte 76 pounds 2 36 Jim Rambelsburg 107 pounds 1 48 Jim Kness 110 pounds 2 5 Ekstrom 85 pounds Stall 120 Kin kim 134 Yarington 135 Singkey 140 pins.
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Panther Varsity Triumphs Over Frosh 78-60
Northern Iowa varsity rolled to a 78-60 victory as three players reached double figures. Darrell Timins led all scorers with 25 points, Bill McCoy added 13, and Bill Smith 11. Junior varsity standout Bob Berggren scored 19. UNI opens the regular season against Bemidji State at home next Wednesday.
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Rams Defend Title Bid as Jones Earns Defensive Honor
New York AP reports David Jones played through a knee injury to help the Los Angeles Rams clinch a 17 7 victory over the Atlanta Falcons. His inspiring lineup presence boosted LA back into title contention as he was named AP Defensive Player of the Week.
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Prospects Brighter for Linn-Mar Gymnasts
Linn-Mar’s 1969-70 gymnasts improved under Coach Merrill Praskovec with Bruce Servey leading as lone senior after a fourth place finish in state events. Freshman Chuck Servey is expected to aid Bruce with potential state trampoline placement and added parallel bars contribution.
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Bruce leads Lions gym team with strong promise
Coach notes Bruce will be a key gymnast as 19 dual meets begin December 1. Juniors Chapman Carithers Shartz and Jolson join Bruce, with Meyers a top freshman on floor. Lions face Cedar Rapids powers and Marshalltown. coach says every meet will be tough.
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