Marion Hosts District Mat Meet Tonight
Marion high school hosts opening rounds for AA wrestling district meet with Marion Linn-Mar Prairie and LaSalle among four state sites. Winners earn state berths in Amos Feb 26-27. rounds begin 7 pm Friday with semis Saturday at 4 pm and finals 7 pm. Admission 1.25 adults, 0.73 students. after hours 90 cents.
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Amos
Marion
C.r-Marion
Linn-Mar
Prairie
LaSalle
Anamosa
Pleasant Valley
Sigourney
Williamsburg
Jim Henderson
Jerry Etzel
Dan Dubishar
Ron Zahrnadick
Maron
Glen
Bob McCue
Bob
Mérion
Dan Borst
Fordham Upsets Notre Dame in Madison Square Garden Thriller
Fordham pulled off a dramatic 94 to 88 victory over 18th ranked Notre Dame at Madison Square Garden. Charlie Yelverton fouled out late, but Bill Mainer and 6 foot 6 guard P. Mainor carried the Rams with key fourth quarter scoring and defense against Austin Carr. Mainor scored 13 of the final 19 points including 10 straight at one stretch to seal the win. Carr led Notre Dame with 29 points as Fordham fought through height disadvantage and intense home crowd pressure.
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Austin Carr
Notre Dame
Charlie Yelverton
Fordham
New York
Madison Square Garden
Rams
Charlie
Mainer
Huzdabs
Yelverton
Muiner
Mainor
Carr
Trish
Mainar
College basketball results sweep Missouri Valley and Midwest leagues
Scores show Missouri Valley teams St Marys and Central Iowa defeat opponents 78 to 65 and 70 to 63 with Centenary and La Salle also posting wins. Pro basketball and hockey results include Los Angeles and New York in a high scoring game, and Pittsburgh tied in the NHL.
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Ertherrowa
Iowa
Morsingside
State
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Ieee
Sauesitony
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Pi Betostgis
Mintanel Inn
Midwest
Tor
Far West Wiener
Pete Livin
Lewis
Clark
Santa Afe YU
Paciic
St. Mary's
Eales
Nevekane
Sarcon
Los Angeles
New Yorke
San Diego
Noames
Binfals
Pitssorah
Wash Tankers Defend Title In District Swim Meet
Washington of Cedar Rapids, a dominant force in the state swimming picture, opens defense of its district title. The Wash district includes Jefferson and Kennedy Cedar Rapids Northern University and Cedar Falls City high University high West of Iowa City East and West high of Waterloo. Preliminaries start at 10 a.m. with finals at 2:30 p.m. Saturday districts also at Ames Davenport West and North High Des Moines. Washington is favored to win the state crown, with top river swimmers in the 200 and 400 and 100 freestyle events. Ralph Mundt of West Davenport leads the state in the 100 free and 50 free, while Jim Bell of Cedar Rapids, Washington, posted strong times at the state meet.
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Jim
Gary
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Amestan
Jefferson and Kennedy
Northern University
Cedar Falls
City High
University High
Iowa City
Waterloo
Ames
Davenport West
North High
Des Moines
Iowa
Warriors
Swim Inc
Fort Dodge
Wash
Warrior
Swim, Inc
Towa
Jim Bell
Ralph Mundt
West Davenport
Scot Gains Fighter of Year Award in 1970
In 1970 Muhammad Ali returned, Joe Frazier rose, but Scot Islay Ken Buchanan of Scotland was named Fighter of the Year by the Boxing Writers Association. Buchanan, who lost only once that year, won the world lightweight title in a 15 round decision over Ismael Laguna in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Don Dunphy received the Walker Memorial Award, and Dick Sadler won Manager of the Year for guiding George Foreman.
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Muhammad Ali
Joe Mrazier
Boxing Writers Assn
Sfoal 7Iz
Ken Buchanan
Scotland
Scot
Ismael Laguna
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Snowmobile Races at Clayton County Fairgrounds
Monona hosts the second annual USSA sanctioned snowmobile races Sunday at the Clayton County Fairgrounds ten miles south on Highway 52. Registration 9 a.m. to noon, racing begins 1 p.m. Sponsored by the Monona Jaycees, the event is among 73 sanctioned races for the US Snowmobile Assn central region. About 200 snowmobiles, many factory-backed, are expected to compete on a quarter mile oval and the 2 1/2 mile LeManns course.
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Monona
USSA
Clayton County Fairgrounds
Here
Monona Jaycees
United States Snowmobile Assn
Ken Buchanan Wins Boxing Writers Association Fighter of the Year
Scottish lightweight champion Ken Buchanan was named Fighter of the Year at the Ed ward J. Neil Memorial Trophy ceremony in New York, awarded by the Boxing Writers Association for his achievements this year.
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Ken Buchanan
Thursday
Edward J. Neil
Boxing Writers Assn
New York
Eastern Iowa girls basketball titles decided across 14 sites
Regional finals determined with nine ranked teams in action including West Central of Maynard and Benton Community earning district berths. Carla Petersen poured 44 for L-D-F past Gladbrook 83, Deb Kaune sparked West Central to 82 59 over M-F-L Monona, and Allison-Brstow upset by Rockford 69 68 while Des Moines state berth hopes rest on next week’s sectional rounds.
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Ain
Newhall
L- West Branch
Gladbrook
Judy Hutchcroft
Thanal
Dysart
Iowa
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Allison- Bristow
Rockford
Allison-Bristow
Des Moines
Carla Petersen
Janette Pieper
Reibeck
North ‘Tama
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Linda West
North Tama
Deb Kaune
M-F-L
Monena
Gail Langhole
Joanne Peterson
Mar-Mac
Lansing Kee
Carol Kozlik
Cathy Showas
Wayne
Corydon
Benton Community
Moravia
Chariton
I-L-V
Victor
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