The Gazette from Cedar Rapids, Iowa • 25

The Cedar Rapldg Gaittte: Jan. 30. 1974 Ali Earn $5 Million Could WdWW'W' A I Foreman a Shot' By 'Giving Iwx AY NEW YORK record, and that tha figure insiders think it might even be this year despite the problems it could cause. However. does not Include their cut of in Of Frazier's announcement not to retire at age 30, his manager, Eddie Futch, said: "It's too soon to make any come from the fight film Which will be shown at 60 Otheaters All is 32 years old, while Foreman is only 2i, and Ime Is running out on All.

decision. I think we have to dis mad All's victory over Joe Fra-f zler, which the winner said saved boxing's life, was worth $2.6 to Ali. His next transfusion to the sport could be worth $5 million. Five million dollars that's (what promoter Bob Arum said through the country staring day. Each received a flat guar A source close to Arum men cuss a lot of things.

I haven't had time to sit down and discuss the whole pfcture with Joe." antee of $2.5 million for Fra tioned jMadison Square Garden zier's wnnlng effort In the first I as the likely site. fight March 8, 1971. All and world heavyweight Meanwhile, Teddy Brenner, Arum said that the first fight cnampion George Foreman president of Madison Square grossed $18 million and netted jtach could earn for fighting Garden started beating the nine million -after the fighters' eacn omer. drums for an All-Jerry Quarry shares and he esimated the i Arum, the president of Top fight. Frazier said he wants to fight either All, for the third time, or get a rematch with Foreman, to whom he lost the title, but would prefer anoher Ali fight first.

"If the money's up, and the promoters want it," All said of another bout with Foreman. jnaiiK, and All's attorney Quarry has won five fights rematch will gross $16 million and net $8 million before the sam ai a ruesday new confer since coming out of a brief re' fighters cuts. Top Rank, the tirement but has already lost sy vy Win -t-J t'imM'iitotijL' 4SyJA.Mirf' muumm tmmrmmii Garden and Forum Boxing, (ence, about 12 hours after All's decision win over Frazer, said fhe could not be specific about twice to Ali. will share equally in the "Jerry Quarry is the great an All-Foreman match. Record Pay profits.

Of the 1.8 million closed-cir "Ihere'll be a fight when George Foreman tell us he Arum said that Ali and Fra cuit television seats available zier's percentages for the in the United States and Cana wants to fight," said Arum. da, million were sold, Arum "If he wants a shot, I'll give rematch would bring each at least $2.6 million, an all-time said. white said Ali. "I'd like to shut him up once and for all." Meanwhile, Frazfer is in the market for. a fight.

"I don't really see any reason why I should said Fra-zier who also made at least $2.6 million in the Ali rematch. "I love fighting," said Fra- Gazelle photo By jonn wcivor fhim 'said Ali, the heavyweight champion me people. Will Meet LaSalle's Schenkelberg drives on Zobl LaSalle Dominates Regis 6849 zier. "It's like writing. It gets There is little doubt that Ali (and Foreman will meet.

Some into your blood." quarter. Schenkelberg hit three By (ins Schrader straight baskets in t.iat surge and a 3-point play by Garin Three Cyclones Kramer was especially pleased with Roger Gariu the husky Lancer center. He popped in seven of 10 shots from the field and six of eight from the free throw line. By Jack Ogden Extculiva Sportt Editor Tradition took it on the chin Tuesday night in the LaSalle high school gymnasium. It was strictly no contest for wrapped it up at 28-12 with 3:50 to go in the half.

Say It Ain't So and 715th home runs. He chose to do that rather than send them to the Hall of Fame at LaSalle erased any lingering Picked Draft the city's two Catholic high doubt early in the second half in "Roger just played a super schools, who had battled down game," said Kramer. "His best with eight straight points for a 40-14 margin with 4:22 left in the to the wire with four one- of the season. pointers in the last six seasons third. "Regis was cold, but you have This time, the Lancers com- Rt9it (49) it ip LaSalla (ill Ig ft tp Cooperstown, but you have the feeling they will end up there eventually after Magnavox has milked the project for lots of promotion.

Still, wonder if Hank has cleared this deal with the Braves. His team actually owns' the bats and balls in the first place. The Braves wouldn't be that ornery, but conceivably they could say, "Hey, employe, who told you to sell our bats and balls like that?" Here we go again, you Iowa football fans. Larry Coyer, Iowa's new defensive coordinator and secondary coach, was quoted on something the other day that will remind you of three years ago. "In briefly studying films," Larry told Dearrel Bates of the Davenport Times-Democrat, "it appears it has been 12 or 13 years since Iowa teams have played much defense.

to give them credit for a fine 1 1 dominated, blitzing Schnktlb 7 1-1 Rtynoldi Klaus It 17 .7 a-l 10 Oarln comeback in the second half Regis with a 19-4 second period onslaught that brought an amaz Tiernan ZoM Oulnn Rood Matt Blair Another photo on page 27 ing 32-14 halftime lead and left little doubt about the final O'Oonnall Stepanak Zlpparar Haly Ktnny Hanson Upah Vial Raid Rubbla 4 0-2 1 1 a-4 11 4-S 4 1 0-0 4 1 11 4 I 00 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 6 0-1 0 Strickland .1 Downey Ooian 0 By The Associated Press Three Iowa State University football players and one from Drake were chosen in the first five rounds of the National Football League draft Tuesday. ISU's Matt Blair, a linebacker, said he was "happy to go that high" after being taken by the Minnesota Vikings in the second round. Five rounds were completed and Blair was the 25th player named in the second round. Selected in the fourth round were ISU's wide receiver Ike They didn't quit and we got little sloppy with our play." The game went according to the script for the tirst seven Totals It 11-21 4 Totals 14 10-14 41 Sttfllt 10 4 M-4 LaSalla 11 if it 10-41 Field toal shootlnt Rtais 40 If made, 17 pet. LaSalla 55 14 made, 44 pet.

Team fouls: Reis 17, LaSalle If. 0 0 0 We hear Bob Harrison, personable coach of Iowa receivers for three years under Frank Lauterbur, soon will be named an assistant coach at Cornell university. He has had some other offers, including one in business with General Motors. The Royals did produce a fine fourth-quarter comeback, but the issue was never really in doubt as LaSalle boosted its record to 6-5 for the season with a convincing 68-49 tion. I am satisfied with where I'm going and appreciate the to play for a great team." Blair said he is securing a mmutes.

The score was tied or 'ha lead r-hanged hands nine times before Paul Sciienkelberg scored to make it 10-8. LaSalle never trailed again. Schenkelberg had a fine night, too. hit seven of "The fourth-quarter comeback is the only good thing you Harris and Drake's co-captain 'and defensive tackle Bill Ste- can say about our play, admit "lawyer in California" to nego ted dejected Regis Coach Rick tiate a contract with the Vik ings. Draft list on page 30 Westhoff.

"I don't know what the answer is, but you can't beat a He said the Vikings plan to venson. The Cyclones' tight end nine shots fnm tne Held anu wound up with 1 points. It was a particularly fine performance, considering he was hampered hy two ankle injuries that left his status doubtful before game time. try him at outside linebacker, SPORT SLATE THURSDAY 88: Wash at Wr.iPralrle at Anamosa. Wr.

Linn Mar at LaSalla. Gym: Prairie at Linn FRIDAY BB: Kennedy at Muscatine. BB: Wash at Jeff. BB: Wash at Jeff. BB: Reqlna at LaSalla.

BB: Prairie at Benton. BB: Prairie at BB: Linn Mar at Regis. BB: Marlon at Vinton. BB: W.Delaware at BB: Klrkwood at Boone. BB: Grlnnell at Coe.

SATURDAY BB: Wash at Washlngton.lf.Vgfrls." BB: West at Wash. BB: Cornell at Coe. Kennedy at Clinton Wr.j Marion at independence. Waterloo East at Prairie. Marion, Moline at C.R dub.

Sw: Dubuque Senior at Jeff Wr: Iowa City at Jeff You begin to get an idea of the pressures -involved in major-college football when you hear that the NCAA and Big Eight punishment of Oklahoma may have cost the Big Eight as much as $2 million. Not only are the Sooners likely to miss two fat post-season bowl jackpots, but they also will be banned from having games on national or regional TV. The $2 million figure seems a bit inflated, but even a lousy million is a pretty good chunk in these good old days. A team like LaSalle by playing but he said they also asked him well in only one quarter." about playing in the defensive Keith Krepfle was picked in the fifth round. Harris went.

to St: Louis, Krepfle to Philadelphia and Stevenson to Miami. LaSalle Coach Duane Kramer backfield. was obviously pleased. Tt was 13-10 at the quarter "To me, It's just unbelievable a team could give up an average of 38 points a game, which is what happened last year. To say the least, it's going to be a challenge." Hoo-boy! Remember three years ago when Ducky Lewis came here as FXL's defensive coordinator? He was quoted as saying some-, thing like "the days of Iowa's giving up 50 points in a football game are over." In the very first game Iowa was thrashed by Ohio State 52-21 and later lost to Michigan 63-7.

Golly, maybe Bob Commirigs hid the Hawks' 1974 schedule from Larry when he hired him! Should someone tell him the first four foes next fall are Michigan, UCLA, Perm State and Southern California? We haven't met Larry Coyer yet, although we have talked with him on the phone. We've got to nag him about something else he said in Davenport. Larry, you know, comes to Iowa from Bowling Green university. He said he doesn't think it's such a big jump from the Mid-American conference to the Big Ten. He may be right, because the Mid-American has been' a tough league lately.

But then Larry added i "If you check the records, a Mid-American team hasn't lost to a Big Ten team in the past 10 years." Doesn't take long to disprove hat. Just look at Purdue's record. Sure, Purdue lost to Miami of Ohio last fall, and to Bowling Green in 1972. But the Boilermakers edged Ohio U. by 17-0 in 1964, Miami of Ohio by 38-0 in 1965 and Ohio if.

by 42-3 in 1966. Modify that to "seven years," Larry, and we'll see if it will fly. "I guess this is the, sharpest "They asked if I wanted to play in the secondary, but it's more up to me if I want to try Blair, 6-5 and 225 pounds, sat a out' the 1972 season following Ga'in hit a pjr of free trrcwS. Then LaSalle wrapped it up bv cutscoring Regis 15-2 in the first four minutes of the second we've been, particularly in the first half," admitted Kramer. it," he knee surgery.

He was granted "Our passing was excellent." Andretti Hits Wall ONTARIO, Calif. (AP) another year of eligibility. Harris, 6-5 and 212 pounds, is from Edmondson, Ark. During his career with the Cyclones, he had 78 receptions for 1,226 yards and ten touchdowns. Krepfle, 6-2 and 220 pounds, Is from Potosi, Wis.

He caught 100 passes for 1.456 yards and a school record 16 touchdowns. He was an All-Big Eight selection as a junior and was on the second team as a -senior. Dual Rib and Tri Rib FRONT Race driver Andretti was hospitalized overnight for The Big Eight people point out how much gumption it took to blow the whistle on Oklahoma, knowing how expensive it would be to the other members. That's commendable. And don't forget how much pressure each school is under to bend the rules in the first place with money like that on the It makes you hope that the NCAA and all conferences will investigate all possible violations and be just as firm with those caught cheating.

0 0 0 You've always thought of Jack Nicklaus as a power hitter who massacres the par-five holes, right? Lee Trevino, who flatly says he regards Nicklaus as the world's greatest, claims Nicklaus really wins so often because of the way he handles the par-threes. Iron accuracy and putting are his greatest allies. "If I could play the par-threes all year in even par," adds Trevino, "I would be certain observation after suffering what doctors said were minor injuries when his Indianapolis car smacked the wall during I 11 I tire tests at Ontario Motor Stevenson, 6-5 and 256 pounds, Speedway. Andretti, a three-time nation is from Edmonton, Alberta, Can Pass the Hash ada. He was an All-Missouri al driving champion, received a minor concussion and whiplash in the crash Tuesday, doctors Valley conference selection.

TDR Can't really blame Hank Aaron for accepting $1 million from Magnavox for the bats and baseballs he will use for his 714th to win a minimum of six tournaments and a quarter of a million dollars." said at San Antonio Community Hospital in nearby Upland where the 1969 Indianapolis in sets of two COLTS GET DICKEL The Baltimore Colts Wednesday announced Iowa defensive end Dan Dickcl of Kalona as their seventh-round pick. winner was taken. He was listed in satisfactory condition. Your Choice three day Andretti, 33, was driving about 185 miles an hour on the Blair will graduate in three weeks with a degree in physical rv 2Vi-mile oval track when his education. He said he hadn't Regis Sophs Win in Overtime at LaSalle The Regis sophomore basketball team went into overtime Tuesday night at LaSalle to upset the Lancers, 53-52.

Tom Fagan led the Royals with 20 while Greg Zippcrer had 21 for LaSalle. Regit (53): Mike Wllllami 1, Mikt Miller Tom o'Dcnnell 1), icm Pagan .0, Jim SoukuB car spun and hit the wall in turn two backwards. made plans pending the draft. probably stay around Ames since it's near to Minnesota," he said. "I'll have a According to a spokesman, Andretti, 33, of Nazareth, Pa was unconscious Driefiy aner the crash But was "conscious and alert" by the time he of either DUAL RIB or TRI RIB Front Tractor Tires.

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