Americans Roar At Pan Am Games Exceeding 1971 Golds
U S athletes at the Pan Am Games in Mexico City surpass 1971 gold totals with 97 golds as Cuba leads after days of competition. Cycling protest ends with Woznick winning sprint gold after dramatic tire slashing. Kathy Heddy adds fourth swimming gold.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Brazil
U.S
Steve Woznick
Ridgefield Park
N.J
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Kathy Heddy
Mit
Mike Carrington
Birmingham
Ala
Bobby Hackett
Yonkers
N.Y
Camille Wright
New Albany
Ind
Lele Forcod
Fort. Lauderdale
Fla
Jamaica
Stevenson
Jair Campos
Knicks Acquire Haywood and Short in Trade
New York Knicks obtain forward Spencer Haywood from Seattle SuperSonics for about 1.5 million dollars and rookie forward Eugene Short, the team's No. 1 NBA draft pick, in a money deal and swap.
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National Basketball Association
MRRPC Endorses Campsite and Tennis Court Projects
The Mississippi River Region planning commission executive committee endorsed funds for a Black River Falls State Forest camp and multi use trail facility and for tennis court developments in Onalaska and Pepin. Camp costs total 31 325 with 26 700 federal and 4 625 state. courts total 9 950 with LAWCON sharing.
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Black River Falls
Onalaska
Pepin
Department of Natural Resources
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Oak Park
Land Water Conservation Fund
Lawcon
WISAA plans seventh annual state football playoff
The Wisconsin Independent Schools Athletic Association schedules its fifth annual five member selection panel for November 2 in Madison to pick four teams for the state playoff. Director Steve Pavela praises the project’s success and notes minimal criticism and weather cooperation since its 1969 start.
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Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
WIAA
Wisconsin Independent Schools Athletic Association
WISAA
Madison
Steve Pavela
Pavela
Aquinas
John Michuta
Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
Ken Laird
John Tierney
Milwaukee Area
al Mancheski
Green Bay Area
WISAA playoff selection uses a points system
The Wisconsin independent schools athletic association outlines a point based method for choosing playoff teams. Undefeated clubs earn 10 points, one loss nine, two losses eight, with ties at a half point. Conference champions and top independents gain 10 points with runners up at nine.
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Pavela
Marshfield Columbus
Fond du Lac Springs
Wisconsin Lutheran of
Milwaukee
Lakeside Lutheran of
Lake Mills
Racine St. Catherine
Marquette
Thomas More
DePere Abott Pennings
Oshkosh Lourdes
OSU and Michigan Favored in Big Ten Showdown Week
Top-ranked Ohio State and No. 7 Michigan are favorites as they chase undefeated records ahead of a big weekend. Ohio State travels to Purdue while Michigan hosts Indiana with several key Big Ten matchups shaping the conference race.
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Minnesota
Iowa
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Wisconsin
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Wolverines
Bo Schembechler
Schembechler
Woody Hayes
Alex Agase
Hayes
Agase
Boilermakers
Scott Dierking
Mike Pruitt
Mark Vitali
John Pont
John Jardine
Hawkeyes
Jim Jensen
Gopher
Tony Dungy
Big Ten
Dungy
Iverson Adams Close In National Team Championship Lead
Don Iverson and Sam Adams fired a nine under par 63 to stand one stroke behind the leaders in round two at Walt Disney World. Bryan Abbott and Jimmy Whittenberg shared the first round 62 with Gibby Gilbert and Bobby Mitchell, while Johnny Miller and Grier Jones also sit at 63. The field trims to 44 teams after 36 holes with Green and McLen don in danger.
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Endicott
N.Y
Adams
PGA
Bryan Abbott
Jimmy Whittenberg
Gibby Gilbert
Bobby Mitchell
Walt Disney World
Magnolia
Whittenberg
Gilbert
Mitchell
Iverson-Adams
Johnny Miller
Grier Jones
Miller
Jones
Homero Blancas
Jerry Heard
Butch Baird
Bobby Eastwood
Jim Colbert
Dean Refram
Ray Floyd
John Jacobs
Ed Sneed
Jerry McGee
Mike Long
Mac Main
Hubert Green
Mac McLendon
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
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