Country Slaughter not ready for retirement
Enos Country Slaughter, at 61, refuses retirement and seeks a coaching role. The former St Louis Cardinals star recalls a storied career, Hall of Fame debates, and the era of rising salaries. He notes fan support as essential and laments contract renegotiations while reflecting on his modest early pay and loyalty to the game.
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Rozelle Testifies In Atkinson Slander Suit Over Swann Hit
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle called George Atkinson an outstanding defensive back while labeling Atkinson's hit on Lynn Swann a blatant foul. Rozelle, neutral in the $2 million suit by Atkinson against the Steelers and Chuck Noll, described action as controlled football and condemned the forearm blow that left Swann with a concussion. Former Steeler Andy Russell also described the hit as intentional and dangerous, with Terry Bradshaw agreeing Atkinson clobbered Swann.
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Columbus trips Huskies in eight at sectional final
Columbus Community Wildcats edged Highland 3-1 in eight innings to capture the girls sectional softball title at Columbus Junction. McCullough tripled twice and drove in two runs, Rueckert allowed no-hits until the seventh, and both teams advance to district play Friday night with Columbus meeting West Liberty and Highland facing West Branch. Swenson carried a no-hitter into the seventh before McCullough’s triple tied the game, sending it to extras where Columbus pulled ahead on a Hiller-Scoring error sequence and another McCullough triple.
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National junior wrestling tourneyat University of Iowa
More than 1 000 wrestlers from 35 states will compete in the United States Wrestling Federation national junior tournament at the University of Iowa in Iowa City. The Greco Roman and freestyle event runs Wednesday through Saturday at the Iowa Fieldhouse with eleven weight classes each. Awards go to the top four in every class. Iowa Coach Dan Gable serves as tournament director and says most of Iowa 1977 recruits will participate.
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Major League Standings Highlight Friday Games
At 2 30 p.m. Friday results list Cinci versus Pittsburgh and Atlanta facing Chicago with Houston at St. Louis Montreal at Los Angeles New York at San Diego Phila at San Francisco Oakland at Seattle Oalif at Minnesota Kansas City at Detroit Chicago at Toronto Texas at Baltimore Milwaukee at New York Cleveland at Boston all scheduled for night games.
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Kiwanis Take 10-6 Victory Over Brighton in Little League
Kiwanis defeated Brighton 10 to 6 in a Wednesday Little League game. Pitchers Matt Myers and Darren Hill fanned eight and issued three walks for the winners. Brighton hurlers Boxwell Arnold and Messenger struck out ten but walked 13, with Boxwell adding a triple and Robison a double. Kiwanis benefited from triples by Darren Hill Greg Wertz Hua Hua Hwang and Scott Goff, while Jim McKeone added a double.
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YMCA Basketball Clinic Signups End Tonight
Youth in grades four through 12 may sign up for a two hour YMCA basketball clinic ending at 6 30 p m tonight Instruction will be by University of Iowa players A fee of 50 cents for members and one dollar for non members
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Golden Hawks land three on EIHC first team
Mid-Prairie Golden Hawks place three players on the EIHC first team after second place finish. Tom Miller earns first team utility, Lance Brenneman is first team catcher, and Dave Showalter is first team outfielder. Miller hits .431 with 3 homers. Brenneman .316. Showalter .340 with 19 steals. Team hits .290 led by Billups .442. Erb .356. Van Hoozer .229. Stutzman .209. Hochstedler .193. Miller .133.
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Hohl team keeps women's golf lead at Washington Club
Mary Hohl shot 39 to lead Wednesday's match play in the Women's Golf League at Washington Golf and Country Club. Other low scores included Wells 47 Sproule 47 and Ahart 46. Team standings list Hohl 71 Nemmers 65 Lloyd 42 Haberman 38.
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Washington loses pedestrian safety award opportunity
An AAA report cited Washington among Iowa cities with a decade without pedestrian deaths. A woman was struck and killed on Washington Street earlier this year, ending the zero fatality streak and jeopardizing future eligibility for the award.
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New season roars as underdogs spark midseason races
Major league baseball returns with underdogs leading four divisions and two stars chasing lofty goals. Dodgers extend NL lead over Reds after Seaver deal. Carew eyes 400 batting average as Ryan chases strikeout record. Yankees falter with pitching gaps amid a wide open pennant chase across AL and NL.
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Nicklaus to play course he designed at Glen Abbey
Jack Nicklaus, designer of the Glen Abbey course, aims for the $45,000 top prize at the 68th Canadian Open. The par-72 layout features 7,129 yards, 88 traps, water hazards, and spectator mounds carved from four man-made lakes. Defending champ Jerry Pate and stars like Palmer, Weiskopf, Player, and Trevino compete in a field of 156 aiming for a World Series of Golf berth.
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