Jefferson Edges Dubuque 55 49 To Stay Near Top
Jefferson rallied in the final period to defeat Dubuque 55-49 in a Mississippi Valley Conference game. Wingfield led Jefferson with 17 points while Usher added 13. Kritz scored 18 for Dubuque and Gottschalk 14 as the Rams kept a 12th win in 15 league matches amid a sluggish performance.
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Bastian 25 but Clinton beats Washington 60 43
Ed Bastian poured in 25 points for Washington but Clinton balanced scoring carried a 60 to 43 win. Clinton shot 43 percent to Washington 26 percent as Bastian pressed in a lone scoring effort while Clinton’s depth overwhelmed the River Kings.
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Luther pulls away to win 81-71 in conference clash
Luther built an 18 point second half lead and held off Simpson in a lowa conference game. Dave Grove scored 27 for Luther while Simpson’s Dave Uppinghouse led with 21. Rasmussen topped Clinton with 17 as Clinton and Luther exchanged leads early.
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Clinton Sophomores Defeat Wash Sophs 64-57
Clinton sophomores jumped to an early lead and handed the Wash sophomores a 64-57 defeat in the game.
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Regis Royals dominate East Waterloo in 54-39 victory
Regis opened with a 10-0 burst and challenged East Waterloo with a tight zone. Dennis Reed led East with 17 points while Regis twice defeated East this season, improving to 13-4 overall and 2-0 against the Trojans. East hit five early free throws but struggled to finish on 27.1 percent shooting.
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Prairie Wrestlers Edge Vinton 24-17 in Gym Meet
The Prairie matmen defeated Vinton 24 to 17 Friday night in the Prairie gym. Prairie Hawk reserves posted a 28 to 3 win and several individual matches are listed with names and partial scores.
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Palmer Leads By Five Strokes At Phoenix Open
Arnold Palmer eagled the course's longest hole and shot a 68 to pair with his 64 Thursday for a 36 hole total of 132 at 10 under. Art Wall Jr. narrowed the gap with a 70 Friday after a 67 opener.
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Greene Forfeits Both Games Over Hepatitis Scare
In Rockford Iowa Greene forfeited Friday night basketball games against Rockford's boys and girls teams due to a community hepatitis scare. The Rockford school had been cleared to play but Greene chose to withdraw from both contests.
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Regional NCAA Mideast Basketball Regional at Iowa City
The University of Iowa athletic business office offers ticket reservations by mail or over the counter for the NCAA Mideast regional on March 16-17. Reserve seats cost 3 dollars per night and general admission 2 dollars per night. Ohio State and Kentucky, ranked Nos. 1 and 2, are seen as strong potential participants.
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Regis Sopohs Roll 52 44 Over East Sophs
Regis Sophomores overpower East sophs 52 44 as Denny Larkin leads all scorers with 17 points in a sharp third quarter showing at Waterloo.
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Incomplete Names Parade Across Cities in AP Digest
A garbled AP digest lists scattered names and places including Goteborg Sweden Jamaica Los Angeles Worcester Springfield and New York. It mixes individuals like Jo hansson Joe Hsgraves Gene Tapia Johnny Green with odd numbers and locations, lacking coherent events or context.
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Jeff Wins Valley Wrestling Title in Jeff Gym
Jefferson's J-Hawks claim their first Mississippi Valley conference wrestling title by beating Moline 29 13 in the Jeff gym. Coach Bo Cameron's team dominates with two falls from Mel Wieland and Phil Long and extends their Valley meet winning streak to eight.
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Allae G Walker led Central City with a 56 45 loss. Linn Mar beat Troy Mills 66 47 and 43 19 for sophs. Alburnett edged Center Point 61 60. Numerous regional games feature Traer Reinbeck Keota and Davenport area results with close scores and forfeits.
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Irish Run Streak With 65 42 Win Over Xavier
Dyersville St Patrick's posts its seventh straight victory by beating Xavier 65 42 as Mike Hynes Tom Hoover lead scoring and Tim Moore Emmett Lillis contribute in a strong second quarter. Xavier home crowd offense stumbles, bench clears late for Irish.
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Wash. wrestlers topple West Dav for dual meet win
Washington wrestlers closed the dual meet season with a 24 17 victory over West Davenport. Multiple matches featured pins and decisive decisions including Bricksap, Carruthers, Langs, and Armstrong securing wins for Washington while West Davenport recorded losses in key weight classes. The meet concluded with reserve bouts and notable pins by Wash athletes at 138 and 154 pounds.
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Warmath Gets Pact Raise
Minnesota Rose Bowl coach Murray Warmath was awarded a four year contract worth 21000 dollars per year, a 500 dollar raise. The board of regents approved the deal on President Wilsons recommendation, replacing a one year extension. The pact runs through February 1 1966.
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Ingemar Johansson Wins Comeback Fight in Gothenburg
Ingemar Johansson former world heavyweight champion declared victory in his first comeback bout and predicted more wins in his bid to regain the top. He toyed with Joe Bygraves of Jamaica before a 6,200 crowd at Maesshallen Stadium in Gothenburg, as Irish referee Andy Smythe stopped the bout in the seventh round.
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Linn-Mar Clinches Allec Crown With 66-47 Victory
Linn-Mar Lions clinched the Allec conference title with a 66-47 win at Troy Mills. Dale Lassen scored a Linn-Mar single game record 36 points, leading the offense while Jim McCright finished with 20 for Troy Mills. The Lions improved to 12-2 in conference play and Lassen tallied 14 of 23 field goals and 8 of 9 free throws.
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Marion Dominates Vinton 58 48 In Wamac Clash
Marion holds off Vinton 58 to 48 in a Wamac basketball game. Hartgrave leads with 16 points, Luense 13, Hoglund and McKean each in double figures as the Indians shoot 42.6 percent. Vinton’s Bredall scores 15, Lynk 10, with Frank’s defense noted.
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Luther Sets Dates Sites for Cage Games
Luther college schedules five basketball games remaining this season with dates and venues: Central on February 24 and Wartburg on March 3 at Decorah high school gym. Dubuque on February 12 and Upper Iowa on February 20 at Calmar high school gym.
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