Top Iowa sports stories of 1970 highlight internal turmoil
United Press International surveys Iowa sports editors and directors to list the year’s top stories. The standout topic is the University of Iowa athletic department clash involving Evashevski and Nagel, with leadership shakeups and policy controversies, followed by strong seasons and governance decisions at Iowa and Drake.
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United Press International
Towa
University of Towa
University of Iowa
Forest Evashevski
Ray Nagel
Evashevski
Iowa
Nagel
Big Ten
Ralph Miller
U of I
Iowa State
Drake
Iowa Supreme
Chalmers B
Bump)clliott
Elliott
Hawkeyes
John Wilson elected VP of Alpha Sigma Phi at ISU
John Wilson a freshman in industrial administration at Iowa State University Ames has been elected vice president of the Alpha Sigma Phi pledge class. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Wilson.
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John Wilson
Glenn Wilson
Iowa State University
Ames
When a Child Must Stay in Hospital
Parents fear separation as children face hospital stays and possible punishments. The article notes comforting strategies, such as allowing a loved blanket or toy, volunteer visitors, and stocked wards. It mentions McDaniel Drug Store for prescriptions and lists several cosmetic brands and greeting cards.
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McDaniel Drug Store
W. Main St
Revlon
Faberge
Dana
Bonnie Bell
Max Factor
Coty
Russell Stover Candy
Rusterart
Frazier Ali Bout Sets Richest One Shot Prize Fight
Joe Frazier and Muhammad Ali agreed to meet March 8 1971 at Madison Square Garden New York for undisputed heavyweight title. Payouts planned at 2.5 million dollars each with expected gross near 30 million, closed circuit and theater TV plans aim for over a million seats. Both fighters boasted undefeated records and predicted KO outcomes as details were announced at a New York news conference.
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New York
UPI
Joe Frazier
Cassius Clay
Jack Kent Cooke
Madison Square Garden
Clay
Muhammad Ali
Frazier
Ali
Mixed bowling Hi-Rollers League standings at Staite Theater
Tuesday results show Watson 4, Nixon 0, Theater 4, Zieglowsky 0, Sorrell 4, Lemke 0, Steele 2, Crane 2. High scores include team series Watson 2593 with 306, Theater 2696 with 72. team game Watson 872 with 102, Theater 846 with 24. Individual leaders LaVern Geyer 627, Bob Roe 607. Joe Richards 248, LaVern Geyer 223.
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Hi-Rollers League
Staite Theater
Corte Or Sathnicksendent
Watson Cleaners
Pete Peale
Steele Lumber
Watson
Nixon
Theater
Zieglowsky
Sorrell
Record of names and associated car brands listing
On the record Stephen Wayne Norman Chevrolet Teachers Services Corp Ford Daniel or Laura Guy Mercury Charles Cooper Robison Buick George or Opal Yoder Dodge Ival Wendell Redlinger Chevrolet Robert Lee Stephens Chrysler
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Stephen Wayne Norman
Chevrolet
Teachers Services Corp
Ford
Daniel Or Laura Guy
Mercury
Charles Cooper Robison
Buick
George Or Opal Yoder
Dodge
Ival Wendell Redlinger
Robert Lee Stephens
Chrysler
New Year's Day Plans Mention Blue Note Bar
On New Year's Day the speaker contemplates loneliness and notes that the Blue Note appears to be the plan or place for the day, implying a chosen social spot or remedy for solitude.
Cloverettes win Washington County 4-H girls tourney title
The Crooked Creek Cloverettes 40H Club from Crawfordsville won the Washington County 4-H girls junior basketball tournament with 28 points in the final against Riverside Cloverettes. Jane Hesltine led in finals scoring with 12 and Karen Schneider added 10 as Riverside fell 28 to 21.
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Washington County
Crooked Creek
Cloverettes
Crawfordsville
Bill Conrad
Boyd Stephens
Charles Curtis
Jill
Nancy Davis
Ruth
Shirley Jones
Jane
Sandra Hesseltine
Susan Griffith
Lorna McCoy
Maurine Rich
Regina Richardson
Irene Young
Lion
Riverside
Peppy Pals
Farmerettes
Clover Cloverettes
Cinderellas
Crooked Creek Cloverettes
Starliners
Iowa Maidens
Pepperettes
Busy Bees
C. C. Cloverettes
Headliners
Chickadees
Dave Green
Journal
Suns Rally Past Lakers for 132-114 Victory
United Press International reports Arizona fans enjoyed a double feature as the Phoenix Suns beat the Los Angeles Lakers 132-114. Neal Walk scored 23 and grabbed 15 rebounds while Mel Counts contributed 21 points as Phoenix opened a close game in the second half.
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United Press International
Phoenix Suns
Arizona
Arizona State
North Carolina
Sunds
Los Angeles Lakers
Neal Walk
Mel Counts
Suns
Walk
nba scores and notable performances from Wednesday night
Counts, a former Laker, scored 21 while Wilt Chamberlain led Los Angeles with 32 and Jerry West added 27. In other NBA games Philadelphia defeated Milwaukee 119-107 and New York beat San Francisco 113-113. Detroit edged Cincinnati 119-115 and Baltimore defeated Buffalo 106-90 while Seattle crushed Chicago 128-109. Cunningham poured in 35 with 17 straight free throws for the 76ers, Frazier DeBusschere and Bradley sparked the Knicks rally, Bing led Detroit with 28, and Marin had 24 with a 11 of first-quarter points for Baltimore. Snyder added 25 as Seattle topped Chicago.
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Chere
Bill Bradley
Knicks
San Francisco
Dave Bing
Pistons
Cincinnati
Jack Marin
Baltimore
Buffalo
Dick Snyder
Seattle
Chicago
Free lunch program expands to 465 Iowa schools
Iowa schools adopt federal policy to provide free or reduced lunch to all economically needy children. Vern Carpenter notes 87 511 needy statewide. 28 681 served in November, 25 797 in September, with federal reimbursements of five cents per lunch plus 30 cents for free and reduced meals.
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Vern Carpenter
Department of Public Instruction
Iowa
U. S
Carpenter
State of
Iowa Council of Churches
Iowa Legal Aid Society
Mothers For Dignity and Justice
Catholic Charities
Urban Coalition
ADC
State Department of Social Services
Community Action Agencies
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Talleyrand Tavern and Cafe
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