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The CetUr Rtpids Guette: FrL, Jan. SO, 1970 17 M1 Big 10 IVS Magel Vvrist-olap Kerialfy Coaches at other schools have tion, reported the fact and if'ejpperj U. of Illinois made the. been punished by the Big Ten, too, and the cases have not been By Gut Schrader published because there was no announcement. baMamMMaMamaiaakMkvtkMaaaM Nagel's assistants and any others who help Iowa recruit athletes were not barred from An illegal-recruiting tec ti-nicality by the U.

of Iowa has resulted In a Big Ten wrist-slap penalty for "Ray Nagel, Iowa football coach. Nagel has been barred from recruiting prospective football players off campus for 90 days, from Jan. 1 to April 1, Neither the Big Ten nor Iowa revealed the penalty, but it came to light in a Thursday column written by Irv Kupcinet of the Chicago Sun-Times. While: Nagel declined to comment on the report, other not legal in the Big Ten at that time. I Ralph Miller, Iowa's present basketball coach, drew some kind of Big Ten reprimand last year for another recruiting technicality.

visited John Johnson, current Hawkeye star, at his Junior college residence while Johnson had a scholarship tender from Iowa. The nature of Miller's penalty was not revealed, but it must have been a petty one. i sources filled in some of the details. J- The Champaign News-Gazette said the player involved in the case was Harold Johnson, halfback at Lanphier high in Springfield, HI. An Iowa alumnus eportedly brought' the player to Iowa-Illinois football game at Champaign, last Nov.

22, and he sat on the Iowa bench during the contest. The Champaign paper, without even realizing this was a viola- recruiting during theV 90-day plaint to the Big Ten. i The punishment in such cases is directed at the head coach of the sport involved. Iowa sources say this type of penalty is common in the Big Ten, and no announcements are made. "i Jowans recalled the; late Bucky O'Connor was banned from personal recruiting for a year by the Big Ten in 1952 when he illegally talked to Bruce Brothers, a star at Quin-cy, 111.

Off-campus visits were 'Old Folks' Dies ALTHOUGH Orie Arntzen, who died Wednesday, pitched in the majors only one of his 25 seasons of baseball, he'll always remain a big-leaguer ih ouri Dooks. It just doesn't seem that long ago since he was being hailed as the "minor league Nagel, who reportedly is in volved In a serious disagreement with Athletic Director Forest Evashevski inside the Iowa athletic department, has not been granted an extension of his contract, which has one if I XT fA player of the year." The season was 1949, and Orie was hurling Albany, N. to the pennant in the class A Eastern league. He had developed a tre- more season to run. ing two of the towering stars who are making Jacksonville (Fla.) university so good (13-1).

"We bad Artis Gilmore, the 7-2 center, and Pembrook Burrows ni the 7-foot forward, up for a Visit," Lanny wanted Gilmore especially, iand our players knew he would really help them build a great team. Glen Vidnovic looked up at Gilmore and said, 'Boy, if you'd come to Iowa, I'd pay your scholarship 0 0 Pat a circle around Monday, Jane 29, on your calendar. That's when George Foerst-ner will present his fourth annual Amana VIP golf tournament at the University of Iowa course. We hear there is a possibility Arnie Palmer may join George's troupe this time. George sent the Palmers, who are personal friends, a package of Amana meats for Christmas.

(Hey, there's a testimonial for Harold Schuerer and his crew to show Secy. Liddy!) He received a thank-you letter from Winnie, Arnie's wife, in which she hinted Arnie would like to play in the VIP. 0 0 Tom Ecker has done it again. Tom, recently named athletic coordinator for the C.R. public school system, has joined his iiiiiuuuu kv-i.

vnwuiii x.it I 1 I roke PPsite I iv 1 rccon the regular curve. I I 1 Qk ThU 8ave Wm an excellent I I weapon against left-handed Drake Ups Loop Mark To 8-0, 95-84 DES MOINES (AP) A four- 1 -1 VJ 1 point play by Drake's Gary Zeller with 2:36 remaining helped the Bulldogs to a wild 95- 4 9 84 Missouri Valley conference basketball victory over North Texas State here Thursday night. I First-place Drake, victorous in 17 straight games at home and 4 17 straight in the conference, is hi long-time friend, Fred Wilt, in compiling and editing a superb coaching book for track. It is entitled and Field Coaching Encyclopedia" and it has chapters by 23 famous track coaches and participo now 8-0 in the Valley and 144 for the season. North Texas suffered its se nftiiiiliiiil.illj.,ww yj V.

2- I I cond conference loss against four wins. The Eagles are 11-5 ants on every phase of the sport. Wilt is the former Indiana U. distance star who orie arntzen batters. Orie achieved an amazing 25-2 won-lost record.

In addition to the screwball, he owned marvelous control and durability. He started 25 games and finished 22 of them. He walked 41 batters and had only one wild pitch in 216 innings! It is ironic Orie didn't win the earned-rnn championship of the league in 1919. He had a 2.79 ERA. The lowest was compiled by a brash left-handed kid named Whitey Ford.

The latter, soon to become a Yankee great, had a 16-5 record and a 1.61 ERA for Bing-hamtori. But the Sporting News later that year honored Orie then 40 years old by naming him its "minor'league player of the year." He received an engraved plaque. Orie's one major-league season was 1943, when he had a 4-13 record for the Philadelphia Phillies. He had already been given his famous nickname of "Old Folks" then. He was not yet 34 years old, but his teen-age teammates on that war-time team respected him for his quiet, mature manner.

Orie managed at Duluth in 1951 and finally retired from the game in 1953 to complete his 25-year love affair with baseball. He received a lifetime membership in the Assn. of Professional Ball Players of America. Orie was a fine citizen and representative of Cedar Rapids as well as a wonderful friend. His sons tell us he had been ill with a kidney 'disorder recently when he died of a heart attack.

Our sincere sympathy to his widow, family and friends. OOO Lanny VanEman, Iowa's assistant basketball coach, said Iowa came close to land TOM ECKER won two NCAA and nine national AAU cham for the season. Zeller's play came on a drive to the basket with Drake leading 84-78. He converted the goal and was awarded two free throws when North Texas' Joe Hamilton was called for a flagrant foul after upending the Bulldog guard. 5V ti IPS Zeller put in both shots to give Drake an 88-78 lead and the game.

Tempers flared throughout the inn ii i i ''I i iinf il pionships. He is a FBI man in addition to being a former track coach. Ecker was a Big Drake Relays and Kansas Relays champion as a quarter-miler at the U. of Iowa. He was Ohio Valley conference "coach of the year" four times while at Western Kentucky before coming to Tom has written four books and about 50 magazine articles on track.

The Chicago Bears should shoot their ends instead of their linebackers in 1970. They'll have defensive- ends named Gunn and Gunner. Recently they got Harry Gunner, former Oregon State star, from the Cincinnati Bengals in a trade. Then they drafted Jimmy Gunn, ail-American from USC, but we understand he may play strong safety. -UPI Photo contest, with Drake Coach Maurice John called ior a technical foul early in the second half.

The eame was stop As If They Weren't Enough Problems in ped later in the period when a Jim Gilbert watched his drive on the I Oth fairway while a sign (left) warned golfers of the danger of snakes the canyons which border the Torrey Pines course where the Andy Williams San Diego Open is being held. hysterical home crowd began throwing debris on the court. AI Williams led Drake with 29 points and 23 rebounds. Shoots 65, Jack lias To Do Better' Hamilton paced the Eagles with 25 points, followed by Mort Clay Rips Into About 100 Hecklers Fraley with 21. owa Hosts Aching Indiana chipped close and made the putt.

But he didn't have a bogey. and U. S. Open title-holder Or-ville Moody are not competing. Drake 5) SAN DIEGO (AP) Jack Nicklaus sounded a warning to his challengers in Friday's sec N.

TX. St. (84) Fg Fl Tp hmate 5 1-2 11 Shmate Former Iowan Jack Fleck He had two 20-footers and put Fg ri TP' .4 1-1 12 5-8 19 5 5-7 15 struck irons within 6, 5, 4 and 1 feet ond round of the $150,000 Andy Special to The Gazette .3 1-2 7 8 5-5 21 7-7 25 O-a 0 .8 .6 ALLENTOWN, Pa. (AP) 2- 3 IS 3- 5 15 0-0 0 IOWA CITY Iowa's basketball team will seek its sixth notched a 70 and Steve Spray of Indianola had a 72. Jim Jamieson of Moline, 111., was Hburtn Williams Bush Jones Zeller Allen Sakvs Salvers Wnmkr Totals 2-5 14 Fraley Hamltn Adams Larklns Williams McDanl Tucker 0 straight victory Saturday night against an Indiana team that has .1 2-2 0-0 .1 "You niggers give me, more trouble than the whites!" 3 4 ft-0 back at 75.

3 survived some major disasters 3 17-24 91.3 average and stand ninth in free throw shooting with ,749. Iowa's Johnson got only 19 points last Saturday night and dropped to 29th in individual with a 24.8 average. In fViA Tyif Tam Via Vin 33 18-23 (4 Totals Cassius Clay shouted to about The Hoosiers will come here without their head coach, Lou 4 35-84 51 44 N. Texas St Drakt Watson. He underwent spinal surgery in late November.

When 100 black militant hecklers. The group had interrupted the Texas State: Shu- Fouled out North UNI QB Raun mate. he returned to his duties, 'he suffered a relapse and had to be North Texas State 24, Total fouls Drake 17. A 10,300. defrocked heavyweight boxing fcbampion's lecture at for his other birds.

"I haven't had quite as long a winter layoff as I usually have," he said of his fast start this year. "I watched about 20 movies of myself over the holidays and found some things I wanted to find and firmed up in my mind what I wanted to do." Billy Casper, Frank Beard and Lee Trevino had 71s. Dave Hill had a 73. Arnold Palmer excused from coaching the rest of the season. Lost for 1970 CEDAR FALLS Bill Raun Williams-San Diego Open: "I have to do Nicklaus, the defending champion, opened with a brilliant, seven-under-par 65 in Thursday's first round, one stroke better than fast-closing Tony Jacklin, the British Open title-holder.

Four more are at 67 Canadian AI Baldwin, former Masters champion Gay Brewer, 49-year-old Julius Boros and young Joel Goldstrand. The group of six at 68 in Probable Lineups INDIANA of Clinton, Northern Iowa's averaged 31 points and is second to Purdue's Rick Mount, who has 38.8. Brown is sixth in the Big Ten race with 23.7 and Chad Calabria is 11th with 20.0. Stockdale, -3 Ford, e-4 K. Johnson.

4-4 number one quarterback in 1969, IOWA i. Johnson, -7 Vidnovic. -i Jensen, (-1 Calabria. -1 Brown, -3 Iowa Gymnasts Down Badgers IOWA CITY The Iowa Hawk-eves won or shared all first will pass up his final year of Harris, 4-0 Atkinson, 4-1 competition it was announced Time, place: 7:30 P.m. Saturday, lowa Jerry Oliver, one of Watson's aides, has taken over as acting coach.

Indiana has been struggling along with a 4-9 record (0-3 In the Big Ten), and this week its star guard and leading scorer, 6-3 Joe Cooke, was declared scholastically ineligible. neianoust. Tickets: Sellout, none available. Friday. WMT, WHO, place points Thursday night as Raoio: KCKO (IMO), Head football coach Stan Pmliminar vs.

Sauk Val- lowa trot lowa froth Sheriff made the announcement ley JC ot Dixon, 4: IS P.m. the gymnastics team defeated Wisconsin 150.15-136.95. Roeer Neist captured all- following a' meeting with the cludes Gene Littler and Bobby Clinton athlete. Nichols, while the current Mas around honors and took first Sec -Ilcar TELEVISION Saturday 1:00: NCAA basketball twin bill-Missouri at Kansas SI.) Colorado at Kansas channel t. 1:00: Elf 10 basketball Michigan at Purdue channel 2.

4:00: CBS golf classier channel 1. 4:00: Widt World of Sports; channel 5:30: Andy Williams lotf tourney; chan Iowa has had a few problems weeks, playing four of five games in Iowa fieldbouse. Minnesota visits here Tues Raun a pre-medical student, has elected to take his B.S. ters champion, George Archer, was one of six at 69. place on the rings; Rich Scorza won the parallel bars and shared day.

Then the Hawkeyes journey But Nicklaus, who has the first in vaulting with teammate degree this summer and is hopeful of being admitted to of its own, but Coach Ralph Miller says both he and his team should be ready for Saturday night's game. Miller has been bothered by a middle- to Indiana Feb. 7 before return hottest hand on the tour in his nel v. Barry Slotten, and Phil Farnam took the horizontal bar competi medical school in the fall. ing home to meet Wisconsin Sunday appearances, remained the man final 4:00: Andy Williams toH tourney.

Raun, a pre-medical student, to beat and the man to catch. tion. Feb. 10 and Michigan State Feb, 14- ear disorder the last 10 days. LEADERS Jack Nlcklaui Tony Jacklin Joel Goldstrind Gay Brewar AI Baldini Julius Bona Gene Littler Bobby Nichols Bob Lunn Don Massengal Paul Moran Terry Dill Tommy Jacobs George Archer Bob Rosburg Fred Marti Paul Harney John Miller John Schroedtr Mike Hill Richard Martinez Jack Fleck Mac McLendon Dick Loh Dave Mart Joe Porter III Dudley Wviong John Lotz Brian Bamet Jim Wieclwra Dave Stockton George Knudson John Jacobs John Schlee last fall, his first at UNI.

He 3J-3J 65 35-3267 34-33-47 35.32-67 33-35-48 35-33-68 33-3568 33-35-48 34-34-48 33-35-48 37-31-4 37-32-6? 33-34-69 33-36-4t 36-3J-49 37-32-4 36-3470 35-35-70 35-3570 33-3770 36-34-70 36-34-70 35-3570 38-3270 34-34-70 36-34-70 34-36-70 35-3570 17-37-70 3444-70 Nicklaus' 65 he also had a Muhlenberg college Thursday night. The hecklers, some wearing African dashikas, criticized Clay r-: who prefers the Black Muslim name Muhammad Ali for buying a $75,000 home in Philadelphia. Ijif "Do you want me to buy a home in the ghetto?" Clay countered. "Why do I want to I. live in a rat bin and have a rat bite my child?" students shouted that Clay would live in with racial trothers if he really cared about them.

Clay and his wife are living in Philadelphia Main Line home, although financial arrangements are reportedly still unsettled. Clay, obviously ruffled, paced stage and shouted at one black youth: "Sit down! You're jaothing but a nigger! Be quiet before I knock you down! You niggers give me more than the At that, about 100 students, lth black and white, left the rtl college; auditorium, jeering 'and hooting Clay. As Clay left the auditorium, he was whisked into an office by John Johnson is below par rouna; cnannei T. 11:15: Beat the Bean channel I. RADIO Saturday 7:15: lowa basketball vs.

Indiana; 1400, Before the Hawkeyes can win opened his collegiate career Dick Taffe and Slotten tied for first in floor exercise while Ken Liehr finished even with Wis after having some teeth ex eight straight, however, Miller hitting a school record 23 com' 65 in his last previous competitive round came on the Torrey Pines Golf club course in what he called an consin's John Russo on the side tracted. Dick Jensen has been slowed by bruised feet and corns. Fred Brown had a painful has a warning about Saturday's foe: "Indiana is not winning many games, but this is a team pletions against Northern Michigan, finished as the North Central conference's number horse. The victory evened Iowa's and swollen knee after the vic that has very good personnel record at 1-1 and was the first one passer and was ranked in the top ten nationally all season tory over Tennessee Tech. Anyone who sell's the Hoosiers action in the Big Ten for the de short is inviting disaster." fending NCAA champs.

The loss long. droDDed the Badgers to 0-3 in the conference and 4-3 over-all. Illinois (5-0) plays Notre Dame Saturday night, so Iowa has a chance to creep up a notch to 4-0. As a matter of fact, Iowa is in a position to make some hay in the Big ten race during the next couple of Iowa's team ranks fifth in the nation in field goal shooting with a .517 percentage, according to latest NCAA figures. The Hawks are eighth in team offense with a Vaulting: 1.

Tie, Barry Slotten, Rich Scorn, 3. Bract Drogsveld, Floor 1. Tit, Dick Taffe, Barry Slotten. 3. John Kulter, 8:80.

Regina at LaSalle LaSalle makes its bid to share honors in the East Central Iowa conference race Friday night when it hosts aim nvri i. iwi ivvn lhhii ir tjini John Russo, 3. Larry Scully, W. Rings: i. Roger Netsi, z.

dick ny borg, 1. Tie, Rich Scoria, and Dan I leading Regina of Iowa City. Repp, i. Parallel ban: 1. Rich Scoria, I) Roger Nelst, 3.

John Kulger, W. Horiional bar: 1. Phil Farnam, 2. Roger Neist, 3. Bruce Drogsveld.

W. "ideal situation for scoring." The temperature was in the 70s, the greens held, the fairways were in excellent condition and the mild breeze didn't kick up until the afternoon, long after big Jack had finished. His round was outstanding enough, but even more remarkable because he did some experimenting along the way. "About my fourth or fifth hole I started having some trouble with my swing," he said. "I wasn't getting the shoulder turn right.

I worked it for about nine holes before I got it back where I wanted it. "It's gratifying to work your way out of some trouble and still be able to score well." In that stretch of holes "I just wasn't hitting the ball close to the hole" he had only one birdie, on a par five when he six policemen. One student 17 WHrglDE shouted, "Let me at him! Let me at him!" That game is one of seven involving Cedar Rapids-Marion area squads. Kennedy hosts Clinton in a Mississippi Valley conference test while Regis is home to Burlington. Unbeaten Washington travels to Bettendorf Jefferson is at Dubuque, Prairie travels to Benton Community and Marion is at Vinton face the Wamac conference leaders.

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