Dolphins Clinch Perfect Season With 14 7 Victory
Miami Dolphins defeated the Washington Redskins 14 7 to finish 17 0 in Super Bowl VII. Don Shula credited with guiding undefeated team while Manny Fernandez Jake Scott and Jim Kiick starred on defense and offense.
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Drake and Iowa State Triumph. Hawkeyes Fall Short
Drake beat West Texas State 91 79 in Amarillo as Iowa State rallied to a 94 91 win over Oklahoma in Ames. Iowa lost 80 78 to Illinois. Rick Williams led Iowa with 29 points while Kevin Kunnert had 23 and 14 for Iowa in a tense Big Ten clash.
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N C State Tops Maryland to Stay Unbeaten
North Carolina State defeated Maryland 87-85 on the Terrapins’ home court, keeping the Wolfpack undefeated but barred from NCAA postseason play due to an NCAA recruiting probation. David Thompson scored 37 and Tom Burleson dominated inside as NCSU remained UCLA’s top threat.
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Knicks Win Tenth In Row To Edge Sonics 86 84
The New York Knicks extend their winning streak to ten with an 86 84 victory over the Seattle SuperSonics. Bill Bradley clinched it with two late free throws as Willis Reed and Earl Monroe led with 22 and 19 points respectively.
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Swimmers defeat Muscatine Y in dual meet
Washington Y swam to a 191 to 139 victory over Muscatine Y on Saturday. Next week the swimmers travel to Dubuque as results detailed performances across age groups 8 & under through open division with relays and individual events.
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Y league third fourth graders scoreline summaries from Saturday action
Third and fourth graders played in the Y league with the Y's Men defeating Joe Falk 18 to 0 and also beating Waconda 18 to 5 and Northrup King 23 to 6. Myron Sojka led with 10 points, Rod Maggert 6, Jay Hampshire 8 for Waconda.
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Crampton Wins Phoenix Open In Dramatic Finish
Bruce Crampton captured the $30,000 Phoenix Open with a 65 final round totaling 268, 12 under, at Arizona Country Club. He overcame a five-stroke deficit with a 20-foot birdie putt on 18 to beat Lanny Wadkins and Steve Melnyk, who tied for second at 11 under after J.C. Snead and Grier Jones bogeyed 17.
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