Marshall speaks at De-Men Sport Banquet on life in NFL
Jim Marshall of the Minnesota Vikings delivered a talk at the Fourth Annual De-Men’s Sports Banquet. He described injuries as manageable and recounted a near fatal encephalitis episode, plus a snowbound Rockies safari where one climber died.
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Ten Years Ago Today Queen for a Day chosen at Farm Bureau event
The 22nd annual Farm Bureau Womens Day program at the Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church Monday afternoon chose Mrs. Twinam for outstanding contribution to Farm Bureau Womens work.
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Washington Demons Honor Boosters at Banquet
The sports banquet recognizes John Lee for outstanding athletic booster work, lauds Dr. M. L. Tweeton and Scott Swartzenstaber for contributions, and awards include football autographs to Don Smith and De Wayne Adams. The K. C. Hall hosted a near capacity crowd.
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Soldier Calley case heads to mitigation session
The defense and Latimer debate possible sentences as a hung verdict looms. Latimer, 70, plans to urge jurors to reconsider the verdict downward without witnesses. He hints at appealing the outcome up to the military court of appeals after the verdict is returned.
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Orioles rely on McNally as spring pace tests 20-win mark
Baltimore pitcher Dave McNally aims for four straight 20 victory seasons after a nine inning, two run spring start against Montreal. Teammates Cuellar Palmer Dobson also discussed while Oakland Jackson drives two homers in a Padres win and Cubs Holtzman settles in against the Giants.
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Boog Powell
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Brooks Robinson
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Nate Colbert
Ken Holtzman
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Thursday Rollers League Bowling Standings and Scores
The Thursday Rollers League reports team points for Merry Mixers and Bowling Bags with top scores. Team series include Bowling Bags 5900 and Brighton Four 676. individual leaders are Helen Wilson 469 and Jan Johnson 454 with Pauline Brown 195 and Wilson 179 in single games.
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Drake stars picked by NBA in draft report
Drake players Jeff Halliburton and Tom Bush were drafted in the NBA college draft held in New York. Halliburton went to Atlanta in the third round and Bush to Cleveland in the seventh round. Earlier Iowa’s Fred Brown was taken by Seattle in the first round. Halliburton, a 6 5 forward, is expected to move to guard. Bush led the Bulldogs in rebounding and helped them win MVC co championships.
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Daniels Wins ABA MVP for Second Time
Mel Daniels of the Indiana Pacers repeats as ABA Most Valuable Player for the second time in three seasons. He earned nine first place votes and 84 points, with Zelmo Beaty second and Charlie Scott third. Daniels led the league in rebounds and scoring, posting 18.24 rebounds and 21.4 points per game, amid a strong Pacers season.
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Brown Lands First Round Pick by Seattle
Iowa’s Fred Brown, a 6 foot 3 guard and UPI All-American, was selected in the first round by the Seattle Supersonics. Brown averaged 27.6 points per game and was the Big Ten’s second leading scorer this season, addressing Seattle’s need for guard help.
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Men in Service Wolfer
John Wolfer of Great Lakes Illinois is listed in the Men in Service roster with class details and assigned room 120 in Building 2 B. The notice places him in the 60088 postal region and references sections 868 to 871 of an ENA schedule.
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Pitching Staff the Key to Twins’ 1971 Reign
Minnesota’s fate hinges on pitching as Luis Tiant Dave Boswell and Jim Perry work back from injuries. Rod Carew and Harmon Killebrew flash form in spring while Bert Blyleven Tom Hall and Jim Kaat join a solid bullpen. Manager Rigney seeks contention in a tougher AL West.
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Zieglowskys and Rose Motel Take Bowling Team Series Lead
In a club meet the Zieglowskys posted a 272 and a 926 team game while Rose Motel totaled 189 in the team game and 2655 for the team series. Individual stars included Cloyce Zieglowsky with a 620 series and Kenneth Young with 235 game.
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Bowling duel ends with Fire Dept edging Dairies in series
Washington Fire Dept 2298 defeats Home Town Dairies 2261 in team series. In teams game, Fire Dept 822 edges Dairies 815. Individual marks include Doug Gardner 473, Dave Hyde and Mike Roe 465. Mike Roe tops with 4180 and Tony Martin 188 in high game.
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Bucks edge Warriors to narrow playoff gap in Milwaukee win
In a key playoff showdown, the Bucks defeated the Warriors 104-90 as Bobby Dandridge and Greg Smith sparked a second-half rally. Lew Alcindor led Milwaukee with 26 points while Dandridge added 21, and the series heads to Madison for Game 3.
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