Connors Leads U S in Davis Cup Sweep
In Tucson, Jimmy Connors and Roscoe Tanner powered the United States to a five match Davis Cup victory over Venezuela. Connors defeated Jorge Andrew 6 2 8 1 6 2, while Tanner beat Humphrey Hose 3 6 3 6 2 8 4, and the doubles pair Erik van Dillen and Dirk Stockton sealed the win. The U S already clinched the tie on opening day.
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Midwest Re elects Walters as league president treasurer
Bill Walters of Burlington was reelected president treasurer of the Class A Midwest League for 1976 at the fall meeting. He will direct league operations for the third straight year, noting a franchise likely soon for Clinton. Working agreements are set with several MLB clubs, and a new general manager will take over November 1 in Quad Cities.
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Doris Krucker
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Iowa City Polo Team Triumphs At Cedar Rapids Benefit
The Iowa City polo club defeated Neperville Illinois 75 in a benefit game Sunday at Seminole Valley park for Cedar Rapids Art Center. Nick Estles scored four goals. Dick Meade and Bill Robbing, both from Cedar Rapids, tallied two and one respectively.
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Fight Results in Los Angeles Highlight Local Winners
In Los Angeles Raoul Reyes defeats Francisco Graunds in a THR Musica event with a 119 to 30 finish, showcasing Reyes as the standout fighter of the night amid a crowded ring.
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Penn Penns Down Upper Iowa in NAIA II clash
Kim Goerss, the leading rusher in the Iowa conference, ran for three touchdowns and 110 yards to lift William Penn to a 42-7 win over Upper Iowa. Penn, No.2 in NAIA Division II, advances to 4-0 in conference play and 7th straight victory. Upper Iowa drops to 1-3 in league, 1-6 overall.
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Sparky Runs Tight Ship as Reds Leader
A profile of Sparky Anderson describes his disciplined approach with the Cincinnati Reds. He insists on clean-cut appearances and firm team control, comparing his harsh standards to Marine discipline while earning respect from players, peers, and press for steering the team through multiple World Series appearances.
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Sparky and facial hair shape Reds World Series image
The Reds endured rainouts as Sparky Anderson defends strict grooming rules and personal appearance for his players. He recalls enforcing mustache bans and hair length, while softening on some points after lessons with his son Lee. The manager stresses discipline and team image, noting exceptions only for practical needs.
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Penalties Spark Oilers Upset of Washington 13 10
In a tense game Houston Oilers defeated Washington 13 10 aided by key third quarter penalties on Washington defenders C L Whittington and Brazile. Brazile was ejected after a forearm swing, Washington led 7 6 late in the third before Houston’s defense created turnover then rookie Ron Hardeman capped a 62 yard drive with a one yard TD. Washington coach George Allen questioned the field goal return, but reflected on the game film.
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Trap Title to Martin With 194 Trap Title to Martin With 194
Robert Martin of Cedar Rapids won the class A Ht 200 trapshooting title at Otter Creek Sportmans Club on Sunday by breaking 194 of 200 targets. The local event featured shooters from Cedar Rapids and nearby clubs with several contestants advancing to shoot offs for medals.
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Sportaman
Aher Winngey
Nite Hawks Triumph 21 0 Clinches Playoff Bid
Nite Hawks shut out Chicago Heights 21 0 on Saturday night limiting the defending Chicagoland champion to minus yardage. The win secures a league playoff berth as the unbeaten teams Mesa Ariz Gulf Coast and Nassau remain 1 2 3 in the NJCAA college football poll Coffeyville Kansas jumps to No 2 in the ranking.
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