No Tax Money In MCC Grants
Muscatine Community College uses a student fees fund for activity grants, not tax money. A $10 quarterly fee supports 18 athletic grants plus pep band, yearbook, newspaper, drama, music, and facilities. Faculty note calls for regulation of scholarships and grants. boosters at other colleges fund large sums. A state probe was announced elsewhere, with debate over governance and oversight of athletic funds.
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Muscatine Community College
Richard Hebert
Civic Music Assan Exchange
MCC
Calumet
Ioverts
Jack. Lockridge
Iowa
NUAA
Blackhawk
Burlington
Esthervill
George Killian
Erie Tech
Buffalo
N.Y
Nationa J Athletic Association
Baseball Men Talk Of Rules Lights 2 Games Here Tonight
Muscatine Community College basketball faces a busy weekend with three road and home games. MCC travels to Clinton for a conference clash after a 1-0 opener, while Muscatine hosts Ottumwa in the Little Six opener and Hayes Catholic hosts Pleasant Valley. Clinton’s Ed Barnett scores 36 in the opener, with McDonnell and Burke key returnees, and MCC’s Nevenhoven leads with 31 points in the first win.
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Clinton
Muscatine Community College
Muscatine High
Ottumwa
Hayes Catholic
Pleasant Valley
MCC Indians
Clin
Ed Barnett
Steve McDonnell
Bob Walker
Bob Moore
Burnett
McDonnell
Clinton Huskers
Tom Burke
Bob Hutton
John Boitman
Doug Bixler
Clarence
Huskers
MCC
Dan McCleary
Dave Nevenhoven
Davenport
Indians
Bill Cox
Columbia
Mike Hurn
Cedar Rapids
Hayes
Keokuk
Winter meetings edge toward quiet end amid strike threat
At the winter meetings the American League plans spring training rule experiments including a permanent pinch hitter and runner, and automatic intentional walks. The National League will test lit lighting in ballparks while playoff and minor league realignments are deferred. Warren Giles urged three quarter voting on league expansion but failed to win unanimous support. Patriots waive Karl Singer and Preston Johnson. activate Paul Feldhausen for Dolphins game.
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John Gaherin
Players Association
Association
American League
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Giles
National League
New York Mets
Boston
Boston Patriots
Karl Singer
Preston Johnson
Paul Feldhausen
Dolphins
Miami
Wapello Hosts Eight-Team Invitational Wrestling Meet
Wapello wrestlers host an eight-team invitational Saturday after a 27 19 dual win over Highland Thursday night. Teams include Columbus Community Winfield Mount Union Durant High of Town City Highland Pleasant Valley Wilton and Wapello. First round at 9 am second round 3 pm consuls and finals 7 30 pm. Wapello clinched with Everett and Bucher wins as Highland led 19 19 late.
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Wapello
Highland
Columbus Community
Winfield Mount Union
Durant
High
Town City
Pleasant Valley
Wilton
Larry Everett
Jim Bucher
Mark McCulley
Gary Brown
Gerald Cross
Skip Slaughter
Mike Draper
Charles Kren
Tom Cross
Mike Dautremont
Jerry Becker
Omar Connolly
Bob Becker
Randy Steele
John Dotson
Rick Powell
Rick Wilkerson
Jim Goodrich
John Thoman
Ross Foster
Ron Sweeting
Randy Veach
Jerry Sweeting
Kurt Odle
Tim Carson
Dan Curry
Central Ninth Grade Wrestlers Open Season Strong
Central ninth graders opened their season with a 39-5 win at Fort Madison Thursday evening. Eight matches were contested with four forfeits by Central. Pins by Dennis at 132 and Dreyer at 138, and pins or decisions by Patterson, Stegner, Clark, and Reiter shaped the meet as Central prepared for a trip to Iowa City West next Thursday at 4 p.m.
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Central
Fort Madison
Gary Hoxie
Steve Preskitt
Dave Hants
Dave Cooney
Jim Patterson
George Stegner
Dan Clark
Don Dennis
Ken Dreyer
Leonard Reiter
Dave Price
Iowa City West
Thomkins Falls as Thomkins Hunts 7-5 Win Highlight
Kent Thomkins loses 7-5 to an unnamed opponent, leaving the mat with a left-side incident. Referee John Borster, Muscatine Community College wrestling coach, is noted, with Harold Blake credited for the Journal sports photo.
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Burlington
Kent Thomkins
John Borster
Muscatine Community College
Journal
Harold Blake
Muscatine matmen sweep three meets at home night
Muscatine High School completed a historic triple meet at the MHS gym, sweeping varsity, junior varsity, and sophs against Burlington and Durant. The varsity led 16-0, winning 44-6 as Poole and Varney improved to 4-0 and Berry added a third straight pin. JV went 4-0 with five pins, led by Garrett, Peterson, and Fuhs at 4-0. Sophs opened 1-0 with Durant, then stayed ahead, led by Reed and others, as Mats set up Fort Madison and North Scott appearances. A late note: Jack Nicklaus signed a five-year club pro deal with Eastern Airlines Flying Golfer Club.
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Muscatine
Bob McNiel
MHS
Shoresay
Burlington
Sophs
Durant
Soph
Muskie Grapplers
McNiel
Poole
Craig Varney
Ed Berry
Gary Astleford
John Peterson
Charles Ahlf
Fort Madison
North Scott
New York
Jack Nicklaus
Eastern Airlines
Ohio State Faces Lew Alcindor In UCLA Clash
Ohio State hosts UCLA as top ranked Bruins led by 7foot 2 Lew Alcindor aim for 18th straight win and 65th in 66 games. Buckeyes use practice gimmicks to mirror Alcindor's height while Houston Purdue NC State Colorado Boston College Western Kentucky also play Thursday night with several ACC and Big Ten teams in action.
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Ohio State
Lew’ Alcindor
Ucla Bruins
Alcindor
Columbus
Ohio
Buckeyes
Fred Taylor
UCLA
Houston
Purdue
North Carolina State
Colorado
Boston College
Western Kentucky
Cliff Meely
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Buffaloes
LeMoyne
N.Y
Union
Tenn
Weekend NHL Rivalries Highlight North American Matchups
Chicago plays Montreal while New York meets Toronto and Detroit faces Boston. Pittsburgh hosts St Louis and Minnesota travels to Los Angeles. Sunday games feature Toronto at Pittsburgh Detroit at New York Boston at Chicago and St Louis at Philadelphia with Minnesota at Oakland on the docket.
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Detroit
New York
Montreal
Boston
Chicago
Toronto
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Oakland
McKay Concedes Ten Games Show Ohio State Strength
USC coach John McKay, before the Heisman dinner, questions a No 1 ranking for Ohio State until the Buckeyes prove they can win 10 games. He notes USC faces Ohio State in the Rose Bowl and stresses a 10-game schedule for parity while highlighting O J Simpson’s Heisman win and USC’s performance.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
NEW York
Ohio State
John McKay
Southern California
Buckeyes
McKay
O.J. Simpson
Trojans
Notre Dame
USC
Simpson
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Tony Peterson
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Roger Wilson
Mike Fuchs
Keith Martin
Ken Krantz
Larry Vennard
Denny Honts
John Estabrook
Cal Lilienthal
Bill Putnam
Mike Schreck
Steve Jehle
Jack Wulf
Jim Ellis
Ray Cole
Charles Ahif
Gary Newman
Dennis Paulsen
Gary Manley
Roger Eggenburg
Wayne Holst
Steve Reed
Dick Kohl
Dave Paulsen
der £ Winn
Gary Schulz
Nicklaus
Osu
Ted Meier
Arizona
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Ken Spain
Spain
North Dakota
Rick Mount
NYU
Madison Square Garden
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Honolulu
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University of Hawaii
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Schwinn Bicycles
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