Purdue Faces Wide Open Big Ten Race This Season
Purdue lost key players Herm Gilliam and Bill Keller but returns star Rick Mount and adds Larry Weatherford Tyrone Bedford George Faerber and Jerry Johnson to form a solid front line. Illinois Ohio State Michigan State Illinois rely on Greg Jackson at center while Purdue pursues rebounding edge in a crowded league chase.
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Chicago
Rick Mounts
Purdue Boiler
Purdue
Herm Gilliam
Bill Keller
George King
Gilliam
Keller
Maunt
Larry Weatherford
Tyrone Bedford
George Faerber
Jerry Johnson
Boilermakers
Bob Ford
Bill Franklin
Jim Rogers
Mwinois
Ohio State
Illinois
Dave Scholz
Illini
Greg Jackson
Jackson
Randy Crews
Fred Miller
Mike Price
Rick Howat
Bob Windmiller
Tom Dezort
Jim Krelle
Doug Faulds
Buckeyes
Dave Sorenson
Big Ten
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Michigan
Rudy Tomianovich
Jim Cleamons
Jody Finney
Craig Barclay
Dan Andreas
Topsoph
Mark Minor
Iowa
Northwestern
Chris Phililips
Glenn Vidnovic
Chad Calabria
Dick Jensen
John Johnson
Ben McGilmer
Hawkeyes
Fred Brown
Ely Is Named Iowa Football MVP At Banquet
Iowa selection caps a busy night at the annual letterman banquet as Larry Ely, Des Moines native and senior linebacker, earns the team's MVP honors after ranking third in Hawkeye defensive stats. Also honored were Jim Crouse of Audubon for scholarship and Mike Celik of Iowa City for vera contributions.
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Larry Ely
Cco
Iowa
Ely
Des Moines
Hawkeye
Jim Crouse
Audubon
Mike Celik
Iowa City
NJCAA polls list two Iowa JC programs in top ten
Hutchinson Kansas AP brief notes Southeastern Iowa Community College of Burlington and North Iowa Community College of Mason City both earned top ten spots in NJCAA polls released Wednesday. Southeastern Iowa appeared 10th in the first basketball ranking, while North Iowa placed 10th in the initial wrestling poll.
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Hutchinson, Kan
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National Junior College Athletic Association
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North Iowa Community College of
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Alou to A's as Mets trade Foy in winter moves
Oakland acquires Felipe Alou from Atlanta for pitcher Jim Nash in a key step toward the 1976 pennant bid. The Mets send Joe Foy to Kansas City for Amos Otis and Bob Johnson, adding depth at third base and outfield.
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Felipe Alou
West Coast
New York
Joe Foy
Oakland
Charlie Finley
Mets
Athletics
Alou
San Francisco
Atlanta Braves
Jim Nash
Foy
Amos Otis
Bob Johnson
Kansas City Royals
Kansas City
Met
Detroit Tigers
Montreal
Jerry Robertson
Joe Sparma
Fort Lauderdale
Finley
A’s
Nash
Kansas City A’s
Larry Jasler
Jim Britton
Braves
Ed Charles
Roy
Boston
Gil Hodges
Otis
Bowling Scores and Baseball Moves From Local Pages
Bowling results include Pete's Top 760 and Drewry's 754 for high team game, Leroy Starkfleet leading individuals with 215 in single game and 555 series, plus junior Weber with 523. Team series leaders include Drewry's 12185 and Blaesing 2168. Muscatine and Glass Smart Shop post top totals. Baseball notes mention Johnson’s 13-5 split between Tidewater and Memphis and minor leaguers traded, Sparma’s clearance and Robertson’s rookie year context.
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Drewry
Leroy Starkfleet
Arnold Blaesing
Junior Weber
Blaesing
Ladies High Ind
Wilma i Heuer
Nancy Rigdon
Muscatine
Quality Foundry
Glass Smart Shop
Johnson
Tidewater
Memphis
I Mets
New York
Royals
Rich Beck
al Schmeltz
Bill Hepler
Mike Minster
Steve McMillan
Robertson tops all time scoring list in 118 117 loss
Oscar Robertson scored 36 points to move into third on the NBA all time scoring list with 20 881 career points but the Cincinnati Royals fell 118 117 to the Seattle SuperSonics. Seattle sealed the win with a Boozer free throw and a Van Arsdale basket at the buzzer.
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National Basketball Association
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Robertson
NBA
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St. Louis Hawks
Petit
Wilt Chamberlain
Elgin Baylor
Royals
Seattle
Bob Boozer
Sonics
Tom van Arsdale
Larry Siegfried
John Havlicek
Celtics
Gus Johnson
Basketball Scores and Matchups Listed for Tonight
The schedule lists Boston versus Baltimore and Seattle against Cincinnati with high scoring games. Other results show San Diego beating Chicago and Detroit overcoming San Francisco. Remaining games include Seattle at Atlanta Los Angeles at Phoenix New York at Baltimore Philadelphia at Boston and several cross-city showdowns.
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