Cleats to Sneakers: Mai Delivers Season Opening Win
Regis forward Mike Mai, newly shifted from football to basketball, scored 28 points including the winning basket with three seconds left in an 83-81 victory over Davenport Assumption. He also grabbed 15 rebounds, made five steals and five assists while going 8 of 18 at the line.
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Brundage Says Most Skiers Not Eligible
Avery Brundage, president of the IOC, declared in a written interview that practically all Alpine ski competitors fail to meet Olympic qualification rules. He said the IOC will act against violators across sports and urged national federations to uphold Olympic rules.
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SE Louisiana Names Roland Dale as Head Football Coach
Roland Dale, longtime Ole Miss assistant for 12 years, was named head football coach at Southeastern Louisiana University. He succeeds Pat Kenelly, who resigns to become the school’s full time athletic director in Hammond Louisiana.
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Dolphins Stun Bears At Orange Bowl 49 0
Miami rolls past Chicago 49 to 0 in front of 75 312 fans as Griese goes 12 of 17 for 314 yards. Warfield sits half with a thigh injury while Kiick Fleming and Noonan each catch three passes. Miami clinches the AFC East magic number two with games left against New England, Baltimore and Green Bay. Dooley calls it a bad trip home after the lopsided loss.
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Williams to Start as Hawkeyes Open Season at Home
Iowa basketball coach Dick Schultz will start four juniors and one sophomore in the season opener against Hardin-Simmons at the Iowa Fieldhouse. The lineup includes Rick Williams and Kevin Kunnert, with 34 points and 20 rebounds in the intra squad game, and Harvey Catchings as a key front-line reserve. Tickets are on sale at the box office.
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Holy Cross coach Doherty named New England Coach of the Year
Edward A. Doherty, Holy Cross football coach, led a winless team last season to a 4-6 record this year and earned the New England Coach of the Year honor from the Football Writers Association.
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Little Hawk IV Beats Warriors in JV Basketball Match
Iowa City's Little Hawk IV junior varsity defeated Washington JV 85 to 75 at the Warrior gym. Jim Hobart and Steve Schrader each hit key 24 point totals to lead the Little Hawks, while Al Torgler paced the Warriors with 26. Other listed scorers include Jim Meher 24 and Steve Schrader 4 for Washington, along with multiple players reaching 2 to 11 points.
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Daland Named U S Olympic Swimming Coach
Los Angeles AP USC swimming coach Peter Daland, whose team has won 122 of 125 dual meets and five national titles, was named coach of the U S Olympic swimming team.
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Big Victories For 3 at Y Basketball League Wins
In the YMCA Fast-Break league Zachar Realtors crushed Junior Chamber of Commerce 103-48 led by Terry Halbrook 41 points and Don Overbaug 8. Eastside Maidrite trounced Eby's Sporting Goods 97-41 with Jim Van Scoync 18 and Denny Ibbotson 20 leading scoring. U-Wend-It lost to UAW 91-68 as notable scorers include Stan Hasselbusen and Jim Koering for Zachar Realtors and Albers 16 for Eastside.
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Palmer Surpasses 200000 Mark In PGA Earnings
Arnold Palmer topped the $200,000 earnings plateau for the first time in his career with a sixth place finish at the Heritage Classic earning 4500 dollars. He sits third on the money list with 200,706 while Nicklaus holds 213,678 and Trevino leads with 229,552 as two events remain. Hale Irwin rose to 93,423 after his first tour win while other top money leaders include Archer Player Barber Heard Eichelberger Casper and Crampton with earnings ranging from 106,736 to 132,969.
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Navy Retains Coach Forzano After Army Loss
The U S Naval Academy announced on Monday that head football coach Rick Forzano has been retained despite a 24 23 defeat by Army. The association did not disclose contract length or terms, fueling speculation it may be a one year renewal of the original three year deal.
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