Roosevelt Cops City Title In Basketball Thriller
Roosevelt edged McKinley 63 to 44 to win the city basketball title Friday night. Dan Wessel scored 18 free throws in 29 attempts to boost his chase for the city scoring crown as Roosevelt outplayed the defending champs. Wessel and Beicka traded strong post efforts while Clem Carney finished 4-2 in the standings and Roosevelt prepared for district play against East Waterloo.
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Roy Sulnott
Hoosevelt
McKinley
Coe Ayn Caath
Clem Carney
Wilson-Franklin
Coe
Roosevelt
Dan Wessel
Wessel
McKintes
Frank Becicka
Becicka
East Waterloo
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Bevicka
Bewicka
Wesse
Hasi
Becicks
McKinney
Wahule
Jonney Metvor
Happy Roosevelt Cagery
Coe Fieldhouse
Max Machal
Wayne Jackson
Geresis
Tom Merrymen
Wilson
Elavan
Walton High
Tom Vagal
Wilken
Don Coulter
Iowa City
Bob Seaton
Edwin Wisneusky
Carl David
Bobrish
Bill Phelps
Levi Salzbrenner
Kaya Slocum
Jim Canatr
Wilon
Earl Wims
Sawyer Sets Two Iowa Conference Cage Marks
Sawyer scored 20 points and set two Iowa conference records as the Peacocks lost to Parsons on Friday night. Stewart Steiner led the winners with 28 points while Smiver added 10 in a season where Sawyer’s total reached 230. The halftime score was 42 31, with the rest of the game dominated by Parsons build.
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McWane and Bishop Win Mixed Foursome Title
McWane of Birmingham and Bishop of Boston won the mixed foursomes two ball title at the Everglades Club in Palm Beach. They defeated Polly Riley of Fort Worth and J Walcott Brown of Manasquan in 19 holes in the finals Friday.
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Fort Worth
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Dun
I C Clinches Conference Title in 87 64 Victory
Immaculate Conception wrapped up the Northeast Iowa Catholic conference crown with an 87-64 win over St Patrick’s of Iowa City. Terry Wilson led with 24 points, Dick Cummins 21, Jim Maher 20 as LC finished 25-2. Larry Cahill led Iowa City Irish with 26. Sophomores also won 40-38 to move to 16-1.
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Dareth Carrenpnuden
Iowa
CHTV
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Hounds
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Dick Cummins
Jim Maher
Larry Cahill
Iowa City Irish
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Larry Hill
Greyhounds
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HK24
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Saba
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Bob Jennings
J.C
Pan Ange
Gomes
St Peel
Half of State Field Set In Girls' Cage Tourney
Des Moines classic finals set eight more state qualifiers. Holstein beat Bleaves 61-45 to earn sixth state bid. Gilbert won 51-54 over Scranton. Gliman eliminated Cartisoe 50-44. Napier edged Bayard 55-82. Coin rallied to beat Cason 44-36 as Garna villa and Movant seek Des Moines returns.
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Gilbert
Gilman
Napier
Ames
Cain
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Londes
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Scranton
Gliman
Gems
Cartisoe
Gllmsix
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Coin
Cason
Des Moines
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Norkus Outpointed by Charles in Madison Square Garden
Ezzard Charles, slow and bold after a layoff and two losses to Rocky Marciano, defeated Charley Norkus by unanimous decision in 11 rounds at Madison Square Garden. Charles expected top competition, while Norkus was cited as overmatched. Attendance reached 5,304 with receipts of 17,230 dollars.
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New York
Ezzard Charles
Charley Norkus
Rocky Marciano
Norkus
Charles
Arry Markson
International Boxing Club
Madison Square Garden
Luther Topples Simpson by 82 in tough conference win
Luther rallied from a halftime deficit to beat Simpson 82 to 74 on Friday night. Al Tegg led scoring with 20 points while other players contributed, giving Luther the victory in a hard fouling game.
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al Tegg
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Simi
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Wooncock
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Dave Imap
Ules Seiedington
Iowa Gymnasts Beat Western Illinois 64 32
Iowa’s gymnastics team defeated Western Illinois 64 to 32 as Sam Beulic won two events and scored 31 points. The meet included standout performances from teammates and close competition throughout, with the score reflecting Iowa’s dominance in the event.
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Wastern Ilinois
Iorgial
Sam Beulic
Drain
Galen Uwi
Ingtersan
Allie
Heinesen
U S Women Claim World Skate Crown in Vienna
The United States reclaimed the women's world figure skating title as Bert Tentoy Abright of Newton Mass won the crown, a repeat of her 1953 victory at age 17, with Americans sweeping top spots in the men’s and women’s events as 6,500 fans watched.
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Radcliffe College
Pat Ion
Akaling
Waterloo Preps Set the Pace in Wrestling Trials
Waterloo districts wrestling meet opens with strong East and West Waterloo leading the first round. Independence Cedar Falls and Traer also compete as results list multiple weight classes with Waterloo dominant in early rounds and notable performances by area squads.
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Junup
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Cedar Falls
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Aeme
Tutors Hand Luther First Mat Loss 27 10
Cedar Falls Iowa Teach ers' wrestling team posted a 10-27 defeat of Luther to hand the Norsemen their first loss of the season. Five pins highlighted the Tutors win as individual wrestlers tallied pins and key moves in a tight meet.
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Mahons 20 Points Pace Coe Past Ripon 67 51
Senior John Mahon scored 20 points and added rebounds to pace Coe in a 67 51 home win over Ripon. The Kohawks led 12 2 early and 32 17 at halftime as Mahon and teammate Tedmen supplied strong scoring. Ripon, on a long road losing streak, closed within nine early in the second half before Coe pulled away again.
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League action crowns multiple conference champions
Davenport closed the Missouri Valley Conference season with an 8-62 win over Dubuque to clinch honors. Immaculate Conception of Cedar Rapids captured its fourth straight Northeast Iowa Catholic title by defeating St. Pat's Iowa City 87-64. Roosevelt Cedar Rapids beat McKinsey 8-44 to win the Cedar Rapids city schools crown, and Keota downed Wellman 61-51 to seal the Kan-Wash Conference title.
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Marion Nips Tipton In Windup For 40 37 Victory
Marion defeated Tipton 40 37 to close regular season play at 20 2. Jerry Cox led Marion with 18 points, breaking a 37 37 tie with 45 seconds left. Tipton’s Jim Jones led Tipton with 13 points. Marion 14 0 Tipton 7. Sophomores won 30 16 with John Nielwnd and John Prauie scoring.
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NCAA Plans Football TV Schedule For 1985
The NCAA television committee announced a football plan for 1985 to be released next week. Walter Byers said the plan would be sent to members for approval by March 2 and aimed for two thirds approval. The group, with about 426 institutions, expected a result by March 15.
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Ncaa Television Committee
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W National Collegiate Athletic Association
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