Olin boys roll past Mechanicsville 89 51 in M I A double bill
Olin boys overpower Mechanicsville 89 to 51 with 34 points by Hay poppepped and Max Brown 15 for Mechanicsville. Olin girls win 56-48 with Merlin and Van Buren each scoring 20. Dike 86 55 Cedar Consolidated win over Orange. Belle Plaine Tama 54 44 led by Lebeda 17. Tama reserves 46 45.
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Mechanicsville
Hay
Olin
Oys
Max Brown
Merlin
van Buren
Sally Ahrens
Dike
Jansen
Christensen
Cedar Consolidated
Orange
Greany
TAMA
Belle Plaine
Larry Lebeda
Wentzien
Williamsburg-Keota Rally Nets 82 59 Win
Keota defeats Williamsburg 82 59 as Dick Adams scores 22 and Don Peden 21 for the winners while Dick Papritz adds 19 for Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Keota
Dick Adams
Don Peden
Dick Papritz
Wellman Edges Kalona Behind Topping's 23 Points
Bob Topping scored 23 to lift Wellman to a 47 36 victory over Kalona. Marvin Kolesiek topped Kalona with 16. The Wellman reserves won 33 29.
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Wellman
Bob Topping
Pace Wellman
Kalona
Marvin Kolesiek
Garnavillo Girls, Boys Sweep Strawberry Point Teams
Garnavillo defeated Strawberry Point two times with strong performances by Sandy Fiete who scored 42 points in the girls game 78-42 and Tuecke who added 11 in the boys 61-41. Strawberry Point's Janann Kellogg led the girls with 13 points and Re sor led the boys with 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnavillo
Strawberry Point
Sandy Fiete
Tuecke
Janann Kellogg
Resor
Strawberry
What Cheer Boys Top Eddyville 61 to 43
Roger Morehead led What Cheer with 20 points and Charles Kitzman added 18 as the boys defeated Eddyville 61 43. For Eddyville Lafferty and Ogden each scored 10. In girls action Eddyville won 67 52 with Hartog and Jones at 23 each while Marie Lathey led What Cheer with 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Morehead
Charles Kitzman
Eddyville
Morehead
Kitzman
Lafferty
Ogden
Eddville
Hartog
Jones
Marie Lathey
Elkader defeats Clermont Elgin in league game
Kramer scored 23 points guiding Elkader to a 71 to 53 win over Clermont Elgin. Elkader also won the reserve game 65 to 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont — Elkader
Kramer
Clermont-Elgin
Elkader
Lime Springs Girls Edge Protivin In Tight 44 42 Win
Lime Springs girls edged Protivin 44 to 42 as Mahan scored 18 points while Martinek led Protivin with 27. In the boys game Protivin won 51 to 48 with Prochaska scoring 27 and Hazen adding 16 for Lime Springs.
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Lime Springs
Protivin
Mahan
Martinek
Prochaska
Hazen
Ridgeway tops Ft Atkinson as Gilbertson leads girls win
Ridgeway beat Ft Atkinson 48 36 with Wayne How scoring 22 points for Ridgeway. Kupka led the losers with 11. Gilbertson tallied 28 to steer Ridgeway’s girls to a 43 33 victory. Madonna Kupka had 19 for the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeway
FT. Atkinson
Wayne Howden
Kupka
Gilbertson
Madonna Kupka
Delhi Girls Rout Oneida 69 30 Led by Harback
Delhi girls beat Oneida 69 to 30 as Janice Harback scored 33 points. Verla Clendennan led Oneida with 19. In the boys game Delhi won 63 to 49 behind Goldsmith with 30 points while Don Porter had 21 for Oneida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
Oneida
Janice Harback
Verla Clendennan
Goldsmith
Don Porter
Springville Rallies Past Mt Vernon 52-46 In Reserve Contest
Springville erased a 25-24 halftime deficit to beat Mt Vernon 52-46 with Dick Biggert scoring 24 points and Bill Johnson adding 18 for Mt Vernon. Springville won the leserve game 49-27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Springville
Dick Biggert
Bill Johnson
Lowden Boys Rally Past Lisbon 79 73 in District Play
Dale Meyer poured in 29 points as Lowden outscored Lisbon 79 73. Lind of Lis bon led Lisbon with 33 and Light added 31. In the girls game Lowden defeated Lisbon 73 30 with Eleanor Licht totaling 36. M Clark led Lisbon with 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowden
Dale Meyer
Lisbon
Lind
Light
Eleanor Licht
M. Clark
Grundy Center Edges Eldora in Low-Scoring Game
Smoldt scored 18 points for Grundy Center as they defeated Eldora 51 to 45. Heulin led Eldora with 14 points and Eldora later won the reserve game 34 to 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy
Smoldt
Eldora
Heulin
Brooklyn beats Sigourney 68 53 in basketball game
Brooklyn defeated Sigourney 68 to 53 as Jerry Doonan scored 28 points and Jerry Jennings added 16 for Sigourney. Brooklyn also won the reserve game 36 to 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney
Brooklyn
Jerry Doonan
Jerry Jennings
Decorah tops Charles City 60 to 50 as Westby scores 24
Decorah defeated Charles City 60 to 50 with Westby pouring in 24 points. Coudle led Charles City with 19 points as the visitors won the junior game 64 to 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Charles City
Westby
Coudle
Clarence-Stanwood boys rally in 81 50 win over Stanwood
Clarence defeats Stanwood 81 to 50 as Greg Dorseth nets 33 points and Wes Ley Hamdorf scores 16 for Stanwood. Stanwood wins the girls game 59 to 45 with Sharon Stock scoring 29. Sharon Olsgaard leads Clarence with 20.
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Clarence
Stanwood
Greg Dorseth
Wesley Hamdorf
Sharon Stock
Sharon Olsgaard
Gladbrook Mon Court girls edge Montour 73 72 in close game
Gladbrook Montour girls game ends 73 72 with Thede scoring 39 for Gladbrook and Hinegardner 31 for Montour. In the boys matchup Gladbrook wins 53 32 as Thompson scores 12 and Collins 6 for Montour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladbrook
Montour
Thede
Hinegardner
Thompson
Collins
Center Point Girls Dominate Viola In 78 37 Victory
Jaala Domler scored 32 for Center Point as the girls topped Viola 78 to 37. Ellen Bigger added 15 for Viola. In the boys game, Center Point won 45 42 with Dick Domreid scoring 17 and George Vanda leading Viola with 16.
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Viola
Jaala Domler
Center Point
Ellen Bigger
Dick Domreid
George Vanda
Lone Tree and West Liberty Girls Win Share Narrow Victories
Lone Tree beat Wilton Junction 42-39 as Tom Stonebarger scored 15 and Geise 10 for Wilton. In girls play Shirley Lenz 23 and Beckman 22 led Lone Tree to 49-39 over Wilton Junction. West Liberty girls tie Durant 48-48 with Janet Walker 26 for West Liberty and Rathjen Hoelk 19 for Durant. Durant boys win 55-44 with Erps 19 and Hintz 13.
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Lone Tree
Wilton Jct
Tom Stonebarger
Wilton Junction
Geise
Wilton
Shirley Lenz
Beckman
Davies
West Liberty
Durant
Janet Walker
Rathjenland Hoelk
Erps
Hintz
Postville
West Union
Milt Mohs
Don Moe
Basketball winners dominate rosters in late-season meets
In Walker Quasketon and Calmar Monona action Madonna Bohls poured 63 points as Walker girls beat Quas queton 93 60 while Walker boys won 69 43 led by Merritt 18. Gene Klinge scored 23 to lift Monona past Calmar 67 30 and Sharon Moon 25 paced Monona girls 76 35 with Nancy Sch wiekert 24. Traer edged Ackley 48 41 as Draper 16 led Traer and Fedge 20 led Ackley. reserve Traer won 44 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker-Quaskqueton
Madonna Bohls
Walker
Betzer
Merritt
Johnson
Quasky
Calmar
Monona
Gene Klinge
Brickner
Monona Girls
Sharon Moon
Nancy Schwiekert
Rosetta Luzum
Cailmar Shonors
TRAER
Draper
Ackley
Fedge
Central City sweeps Coggan in pair of wins
Central City defeated Coggan 71 56 in the girls game and 54 31 in the boys game. Dorothy Baute scored 25 for the girls, while Imma Mekins 24 and Joanne Shay 23 led the winners. Shirley Biederman 23 topped Coggon in the girls matchup. Tom Kopecky led Central City boys with 13 points and Robinson had 17 for Coggon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Coggon
Dorothy Baute
Imma Meakins
Joanne Shay
Shirley Biederman
Tom Kopecky
Robinson
Iowa City Teams Split Narrow Wins Over Dubuque and West Branch
Bill Scott led Iowa City to a 53-49 win over Dubuque while Gene Gronau scored 15 for Dubuque. Iowa City then defeated West Branch 35-29 with Mike Schoenfelder scoring nine. West Branch fell 25-19 to U High in the sophomore matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Dubuque
Bill Scott
Gene Gronau
U. High
West Branch
University High of
Mike Schoenfelder
Tom Bryson
Ossian DeSales Girls and Boys sweep foes in OSSIAN roundups
OSSIAN DeSales defeated Ossian Public in both games with the girls 60 to 56 and the boys 46 to 33. Murphy scored 35 for the winning girls and Anderson 28 for Ossian Public. Hawkins led the DeSales boys with 26 and Fisher 11 topped Ossian Public. In Maquoketa Tipton won 63-58 behind Leighton 23 while Clark had 14 for Maquoketa. Tipton reserves added a 28-27 win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossian-Desales
Ossian — DeSales
Ossian
Ossian Public
Urphy
Sandra Anderson
Hawkin
DeSales
Martin Fisher
Maquoketa
Tim Leighton
Tipton
Dick Clark
Dundee Boys Edge Hopkinton 56 54 in Close Game
Dundee Brunsman Gibbs each scored 22 as Dundee defeated Hopkinton 56 to 54. Hopkinton’s Harris and Boitz totaled 17 each. In girls action Dundee won 44 to 25 with Scheller scoring 26 while House led Hopkinton with nine.
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Dundee - Hopkinton
Dundee
John Brunsman
Allen Gibbs
Hopkinton
Glen Harris
John Boitz
Scheller
House
Earlville Girls Edge Greeley 41 39 With Angel 24
Earlville girls narrowly defeated Greeley 41 to 39 as Janet Angel scored 24 points while Judy Burbridge led Greeley with 19. Earlville boys also won 58 to 45 with Delmer Thibadeau scoring 21 points and Leonard Aga leading Greeley honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlville
Greeley
Janet Angel
Judy Burbridge
Delmer Thibadeau
Leonard Aga
Hudson-Geneseo Cedar game: Hudson tops Geneseo 58-51
Hudson won the Cedar Consolidated conference game 58 to 51 over Geneseo with Lin deman scoring 24 points and Diroby 21 for Geneseo. Hudson also won the reserve game 33 to 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson - Geneseo
Geneseo
Hudson
Lindeman
Diroby
Oxford Junction Girls Win 50 49 Over Morley
Morley lost to Oxford Junction 50 to 49 as Peterson scored 21 points. Pillard added 25 for Morley and Erickson led the boys with 28 in a 68 47 win for Oxford Junction. Gardes finished with 11 for Morley.
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Morley
Oxford
Oxford Junction
Peterson
P. Pillard
Erickson
Gardes
Sumner Tops Fayette in Upper Iowa Conference clash
Harlan Fritz scored 20 points for Sumner in a 72 to 64 win over Fayette in the Upper Iowa Conference. Paul Richards led Fayette with 25 points. Sumner also won the sophomore game 49 to 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner - Fayette
Sumner
Harlan Fritz
Garrison Van Horne Triumphs In Close Ben ton County Clash
Garrison's boys beat Van Horne 68-66 with Dan Froning scoring 20 and Don Berry 21 for Van Horne. Garrison also won the girls tilt 73-55 led by Sylvia Froning's 30. El kader St Joseph's edged St Mary's 85-76 in the nightcap.
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Garrison
van Horne
Benton County
Dan Froning
Don Berry
Sylvia Froning
Lindt
Elkader
ST. Joe-St. Mary's
St. Joseph's
El‘kader
St. Mary's
Guttenberg
Jerry Cox
Don Neiland
St. Mary’s
Urbana Newhall upssets Urbana and dominates boys contest
In Benton county league action Urbana loses 62-60 in overtime to Newhall with Rita Hauser leading scoring and Sandra Cooper scoring 30 for Urbana. Newhall boys win 65-25 led by Boddicker 23. Merle Grimm paces Urbana with 12. Winthrop defeats Hazleton 74-37 as Galjlery nit tor 27. Hazleton girls win 52-26 led by Troutman 25 and Decker 15 for Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Newhall
Rita Hauser
Sandra Cooper
Boddicker
Merle Grimm
Winthrop-Hazleton
Winthrop
Hazleton
Galjlery
Tor
Meier
Troutman
Decker
Conroy Triumphs Over Millersburg in Mixed Action
Conroy led with 17 points guiding a 48 36 victory while Boekel scored 15 for Millersburg. Millersburg girls won 61 31 as O Meara totaled 39 and Schedenheim added 12 for Conroy.
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Conroy
Millersburg
Rathjen
Boekel
O’meara
Schedenheim
Hartwick Girls Edge Ladora In 41-39 Thriller
Hartwick girls beat Ladora 41-39 as Walton scores 22 and Tanner 19 for Ladora. Ladora boys win 57-33 with L Davis and B Davis at 10 points each. Voelkel and Craig add nine for Hartwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwick
Ladora
Walton
Betty Tanner
L. Davis
B. Davis
Voelkel
Craig
Blairs Town Boys and Girls Defeat Atkins in Benton County
Blairs town teams won 73 49 in the boys game and 53 26 in the girls contest. Wayne Becker scored 23 and Linda Young added 25 to pace Blairs town. Jim Happel had 13 for Atkins boys and Krug topped Atkins girls with 16.
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Blairstown
Benton County
Atkins
Wayne Becker
Linda Young
Jim Happel
Krug
West Chester split two games with North English
In West Chester Iowa a split occurred as North English won the girls game 39 to 26 while West Chester claimed the boys game 74 to 58. The results show separate outcomes for the two teams in a shared event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
North English
Waukon Tops Maynard for First Upper Iowa Conf Win
Waukon beat Maynard 59 45 to claim its first Upper Iowa conference victory. Nolt ing and Fish led the winners with 13 points each while Wedemier scored 18 for Maynard. Maynard reserves also won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Maynard
Nolting
Fish
Wedemier
Steamboat Rock and Owasa Split Ball Games
Steamboat Rock boys beat Owasa 42 35 while Owasa girls lost 46 40 in a split outcome from the Steamboat Rock Owasa games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steamboat Rock
Owasa
Steamboat Boys
The
Owasa Girls
Colesburg Boys Top Luana 61 to 51 In UMC Play
Colesburg led Luana 61-51 as Sampson scored 30 points and Keith Mohs added 30 for Colesburg. Luana girls won 55-49 with Pat Walz scoring 27 and Leona Bockenstedt adding 18 for Colesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luana
Colesburg
Alburnett Girls and Boys Triumph Over Buck Creek
Alburnett defeated Buck Creek 74-52 in boys action led by 21 points from Alburnett McGowan and Andrews. Mossberry scored 21 for Buck Creek. The Alburnett girls romped 66-31 with McBurney scoring 29. Moulton led Buck Creek with 17.
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Alburnett B. Creek
Alburnett
McGowan
Andrews
Buck Creek
Mossberry
McBurney
Moulton
Montezuma girls beat Toledo and boys win title
Montezuma's Ramsey scored 32 points to topple Toledo 57 52 for the girls, while Cheney added 18 as Montezuma captured the boys title with a 61 56 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montezuma
Toledo
Ramsey
Cheney
Shellsburg girls beat Norway 53 48 in high school game
Shellsburg girls defeated Norway 53 to 48 as Wilt scored 31 and Hoddicker led Norway with 22. The Shellsburg boys followed with a 44 to 39 win as Husted added 16 points. Smylie's 17 paced Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellsburg
Norway
Shellsburg — Wilt
Hoddicker
Husted
Smylie
Dysart Dunkerton edge Dunkerton in girls and boys games
In girls action Dysart edged Dunkerton 62 60 as Delfs scored 22 and Sage r of Dunkerton led with 34. In the boys game Dysart won 73 72 with Bill Clime scoring 16 for Dy sart and Rigdon adding 22 for Dunkerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dysart
Dunkerton
Delfs
Sager
Bill Clime
Rigdon
Randalia Tops Oran In Close Boys’ Clash 49 44
Randalia driven by Vargeson 27 and Schroeder 18 edged Oran 49 44. Oran’s Heinman 27 led the visitors while their girls beat Randalia 55 44 with Awihelfson 27 points.
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Randalia
Vargeson
Oran
Heinman
Awihelfson
Schroeder
NCAA Denies Saying Oklahoma Cleanest School
The NCAA denies a quote attributing to Walter Byers that Oklahoma athletics are the cleanest we've ever investigated. Byers says no committee member endorses such judgments. The infractions panel will hand its report to the NCAA council for a decision within six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
NCAA
University of Oklahoma
Walter Byers
Oklahoma
Byers
Ncaa Council
Besselink Tops Havana Tourney
Al Besselink of Grossingers New York seized a one stroke lead midway through the Havana Invitational as the $15,000 event reached its third round. His 67 gave him five under par at 36 holes, narrowly ahead of a five man chase including Shelley Mayfield Tommy Bolt Walt Burkemo and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
al Besselink
Grossingers
N.Y
Besselink
Shelley Mayfield
Chicopee
Mass
Tommy Bolt
Houston
Texas
Walt Burkemo
Franklin
Mich
Skip Alexander
St. Petersburg
Fla
Doug Ford
Kiamesha Lake
U S Sweeps Davis Cup Final Over Sweden in Brisbane
The U S Davis Cup team completed a 5 0 whitewash of Sweden in the interzone final in Brisbane by sweeping the last two singles matches. Tony Trabert defeated Lennart Bergelin 6 2 6 1 3 6 6 2. Hamilton Richardson substituted for Vic Seixas and beat Sven Davidson in straight sets 6 0 6 3 6 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Australia
Ins
Sweden
Tony Trabert
Lennart Bergelin
Trabert
Hamilton Richardson
Baton Rouge
U. S
Vic Seixas
Sven Davidson
Manhattan Rink Closes Temporarily After Snow
Nevin Nichols of the Playground and Recreation Commission announced Saturday that the Manhattan ice skating rink is closed temporarily. The ice could not support the recent heavy snows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Nevin Nichols
The
Playground and Recreation Commission
Nichols
Pool Resigns As L A Pro Grid Coach
Hamp ton Pool stepped down as Los Angeles Rams head coach claiming it was for the good of the team. The Rams and president Dan Reeves offered no comment as Pete Rozelle announced the resignation after a 35 27 win over Green Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
Hampton Pool
Los Angeles ‘Rams
Pool
Rams
Dan Reeves
Pete Rozelle
Green Bay Packers
Johnny Sauer
Citadel
Charleston
S. C
Clinton Swimmer Sets Two National High School Records
Gary Morris of Clinton high school broke two national records in Des Moines on Friday. He swam the 100 yard freestyle in 51.2 seconds and the 120 yard individual medley in 1 minute 10.8 seconds, bettering both marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Roosevelt
Des Moines
Robert Knox
Sagiriaw
Mich
Ron Gora
Chicago
Morris
Gary Morris
Clinton High School
Saturday Theater Time Listings At Local Theaters
Paramount shows Reap the Wild Wind at 1 35, 4 10, 6 45, 9 20 with shorts 1 40, 3 40, 6 15, 8 50. Iowa screens She Wolf at 3 05, 6 25, 9 45 and Atomic Kid at 1 35, 4 55, 18 10. State presents Ricochet Romance 2 10, 4 55, 7 40 and Killer Leop pard at 1, 3 40, 6 25, 9 10. Times shows Three Coins in the Fountain at 2 55, 6 10, 9 30 and No Escape at 1 35, 4 55, 8 10. Palace has Carnival Story 2 25, 5 30, 8 35 and Wild One at 1, 4, 7 05, 10 05. Marion lists Black Dakotas 2, 4 40, 7 15 and Boogie's Bump at 13 30, 6 05, 8 50.
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Paramount
Iowa
Leoppard
Marion
Dakotas
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