Four new marks set at Drake Relays in Des Moines
Perfect weather opened the Drake Relays as four records fell led by Frank Shorter and Jack Bacheler of the Florida Track Club. Shorter clocked 13 07.0 in the three mile, nearly spoiling Bacheler who seeks a third straight Drake six mile title while Shorter challenges him.
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UPI
Bob Ehrhart
Frank Shorter
Jack Bacheler
Florida Track Club
Shorter
Bacheler
Drake
Yale
Raimo Pih
Brigham Young
Mike Bowers
Michigan
Feuerbach
Pacific Coast
Etins
Mlinois
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Keota High School wins golf match
Keota High School defeated BGM and English Valley on the Keota course in their first meet. Scorers include Tadlock 40 Hahn 44 Adam 45 Altenhofen 45 Olson 48 Schreurs 47 with Richardson Tigler Henderson and Fagen. Final: Keota 174 English Valley 186 BGM 201.
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Keota
KHS
BGM
English Valley
John Tadlock
Tom Hahn
Ed Adam
Kevin Altenhofen
Courtney Olson
John Schreurs
Gary Richardson
Carl Tigler
Doug Henderson
Jim Fagen
Lloyd Crit
Des Moines
Virginia Bordwell
Doug Fairchild
Kristen Steinbeck
Don Papineau
Beverly ‘Hudson
Doris Ritchie
Women’s Bowling Thursday Rollers League Winners
The Merry Mixers won the Thursday Rollers League with the Bowling Bags 381 Four Spares Polka Dots Fourttes and Brighton Four. Team series included Bowling Bags 2002 Four Spares 1995. team game ratios show Four Spares 709 and Bowling Bags 691. Individual standouts: Margaret Vinton 477, 200 game. Bev Long 459, 171 high game.
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Brighton
Margaret Vinton
Bev Long
Nicklaus and Barber Lead At La Costa In Tough Conditions
In Rancho La Costa California Nicklaus and Barber each shot 71 in the second round of the MONY Tournament of Champions. They sit tied for the lead at 140 four under par, with Gary Player at 141. Masters champ Charles Coody and Bruce Devlin stand at 142. Gene Littler Stockton and Frank Beard at 143. Arnold Palmer 145. First prize 83000.
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Rancho LA Costa
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Miller Barber
Gary Palyer
Barber
Nicklaus
la Costa
Harrow Fairways
PGA
Texas
Sven
Charles Coody
Australi
Bruce Devlin
Coody
Devlin
Gene Littler
Dave Stockton
Frank Beard
Beard
Arnold Palmer
Gibby Gilbert
Iowa and Iowa State to play four football games 1978–82
The State Board of Regents announced that Iowa and Iowa State will meet in four intrastate football games from 1978 through 1982 based on binding arbitration by Patrick J. Fisher. Fisher found an obligation to schedule the contests, despite prior denials by Iowa State officials. The dispute had prompted legislative interest and ongoing scheduling in 1977 and 1978.
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Fisher
American’ Association
Indianapolis
Ind
Des Moines
Iowa State
Iowa
Forest Evashevski
Hawkeyes
Towa State
Towa
Willows Supper Club versus competitors results summary
Friday night bowling results show teams Sitler's Auto Parts 2003 edging Hy-Vee 1987 and Willows 1907 while Miller Milling 1990 and Boyd's Bologna 1945 trail. Team series led by Sitler's 2003 and Miller 1990. team game Miller 717 and Sitler's 712. Individual high scores Betty Ward 233 and Lucy Smith 213 with series 581 and 561.
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Boyd’s
Stanley Home
Miller Welding
Washington Acing
McCleery Cumming Co
Sitler’s
Stanley
Willows
McCleery
Millers
Boyds
Sitters
Betty Ward
Lucy Smith
Bowling League Scores And Team Standings At Ghats
Friday results show Hot Shots beating Gold Diggers 3 0 and 7 3 in team games. Why Nots and Old Timers tied 2 2, while Gutter Dusters and Numb Numbs faced similar splits. Individual high scores include J Fisher 520 in series and 233 in a game, L Smith 558 series and 211 game.
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Csocccouns Gutter Dusters
Numb Numbs
Hot Shots
Why Nots
Hotshots
Dusters
J. Fisher
L. Smith
Rookie Steve Stone emerges with Giants as Munson batterymate
San Francisco manager Charlie Fox credits Steve Stone as the team’s number three starter behind Marichal and Perry. The rookie righthander, Munson’s Kent State teammate, joined the camp as a non roaster and has quickly risen with a standout spring and a first major league win over the Pirates. Stone, from South Euclid Ohio, drove in a run with a bases loaded walk and contributed on a 2 0 victory as Los Angeles, New York and others posted scores across the league.
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United Press International
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Thurman Munson
San Francisco Giant
Charlie Fox
Steve Stone Stone
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Kent State
Giants
Juan Marichal
Gaylord Perry
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Stone
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Detroit
Osteen
Claude Osteen
Steve Garvey
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Reds
Ken Singleton
Tommie Agee
Mets
Cubs
Singleton
Nolan Ryan
Joe Lis
Willie Montasez
Phillies
Cards
Denny Doyle
Deron Johnson
Darrell Brandon
Major league standings and results across leagues
The standings show the East with Montreal, New York, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Chicago, and St Louis among others, and the West led by San Francisco with Atlanta and Houston close behind. Friday results include New York over Chicago 7 6 and San Francisco beating Pittsburgh 2 0, while Montreal defeated Houston 3 2 and San Diego beat Atlanta delayed by weather. Upcoming schedule lists daily games and 2:15 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. starts, with Sunday matchups across cities and teams noted.
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Yory
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San Francisco
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Iowa Senate backs bill to curb tax loopholes and aid elderly relief
Iowa Senate Ways and Means Committee endorsed a bill to cap state income tax deductions at 50 percent of adjusted gross income to ensure top earners pay taxes. The measure targets 589 high earners and includes a medical expense safety cap. A second proposal expands a $125 property tax exemption for low income seniors, with a new income ceiling and cost estimate of 7.7 million annually. In Michigan Iron Mountain, firemen and wives protested Mayor Rahoi over girl watching at the fire hall, after he ordered chairs moved inside to stop harassment claims.
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UPL
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Riley
Iowa
Towans
Fen
Sen
HL. Ollenburg
Iron Mountain
Mich
UPD
Phil Rahoi
Rahoi
Holy Rollers Win Mixed Bowling League Title
Friday Mixers League standings show Holy Rollers as champions after a tight mix of scores. Team results include Rollers 2154 series and Cats 675 game. individual leaders Stan Walace 580 series with 217 game and Ann Curl 545 series 201 game.
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Holy Rollers
Alley Cats
Nuggetts River Rats
Rats
Nuggetts
Rollers
Cats
Stan Walace
Ann Curl
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Pepperdine senior class elects Bill McCleery president
Pepperdine College in Los Angeles announces that Bill McCleery has been elected senior class president. He is described as an honor student, with the news conveyed to his parents Mr and Mrs Sam McCleery ten years after the event.
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Bill McCleery
Pepperdine College
Los Angeles
Calif
Sam McCleer
Bill
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