Northwestern Center Can't Face Bradds
Northwestern will be without regular center Jim Pitts who is hospitalized with a leg ailment and out indefinitely. Phil Keeley, 6-5, will start against Ohio State star Gary Bradds as Northwestern aims to limit Bradds in the Big Ten feature. Big Ten stats show rising scoring and shooting across teams with Iowa near the bottom in several categories.
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Boys Sectional Results From Iowa Meet Finish Frenzy
Results across Iowa sectional contests show many matches with close scores. Teams like Denver Dunkerton and Council Bluffs underwood posted strong wins while Cedar Rapids Linn-Mar and Durant led tight victories. Local brackets feature numerous schools including Bellemon, Ankeny, Atlantic Oakland and Fort Dodge with standout performances and finals tensions.
Newhall and Garrison Reach Class B Finals
Newhall and Garrison advanced to the Class B finals by overwhelming Center Point and Troy Mills. Newhall led 25-3 early, winning 75 44 with Harold Schirm scoring 32 and Dale Froelich 17. Garrison beat Troy Mills 57 31 as John Ahrensberg scored 19 and Gary Peton 14.
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Waterloo Defeated in Non-Loop Hockey Tilt
The Cincinnati Wings rallied from behind to beat the Waterloo Black Hawks 7-4 in a friendly game. Waterloo led 2-1 3-2 and 4-3 before Cincinnati scored twice in two minutes to seal it. Waterloo tops the U S Hockey League and needs one more win to clinch the title. they head to Green Bay for a weekend two game series.
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College basketball results from Penn State to Boston College and more
A roundup of college basketball scores includes Penn State 8 over West Virginia 76 and Pittsburgh 78 over Temple 67. Other results feature LaSalle 91 over Canisius 81, Colgate 99 over Rutgers 90, Saint Josephs 111 over Lafayette 69, Lehigh 66 over Fordham, and St Francis NY 61 over Long Island 4. Additional games list Maine over Bowdoin 94 83, Bates 83 over St Anselm 87, Vermont and Delaware wins, and DePaul 81 over St Bonaventure 76. Local and national scores are aired on KCRG TV 9 with Bob Brooks at 10:25 each weeknight.
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Illini and rivals square off in Champaign meet
Big Ten sprint and middle distance stars converge in Champaign for the Illinois Iowa Purdue Northwestern quadrangular track meet this Saturday.
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Sectionals Narrow Winners in Exciting Wednesday Play
Springville topped Midland of Wyoming 60 to 51 as Jim Ernst and Steve Streets led with 18 points each. Overtime ousted Olin 79 to 76 with Jim Brendes scoring 23 for Lincoln. Fayette upset Mar-Mac 60 to 52 in a Class B semifinal, while Valley beat Ossian DeSales 66 to 57 led by Larry Halverson with 26. Dike edged Jesup 53-51 and Don Bosco crushed La Porte City 69-38 to reach Class A finals. Arlington beat Holy Cross 66-54 to reach Class B final. Strawberry Point defeated Guttenberg 68-51 setting a date with Western Dubuque. South Winneshiek and St. Patrick’s earned berths in A and B finals respectively, with South Winneshiek 79-57 over St. George and Waukon 99-70 over Protivin Rudolphinium to reach finals. Keystone and Blairstown won semifinal Class B games, while Gladbrook and Green Mountain also advanced to sectional final action.
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So Much for So Little Ga Zette Want Ads
A brief clipping notes a sparse want ads section in Ga Zette, reflecting limited listings and a terse community classifieds snapshot. No prominent names or events are stated.
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Finley and Kansas City Mayors Trade Lease Talks
AP reports a cordial exchange between Charles O Finley and Mayor Ilus Davis over a Municipal Stadium lease for the Kansas City Athletics. No agreement emerged as talks stalled with Finley seeking a two year deal and the city insisting on four years ahead of a Friday meeting of American League club owners in Boston to decide the impasse.
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Finley Pushes Three Year Lease Talk with Mayor
Finley presses for a three year lease and suggests a year to year inherited deal while the mayor rejects a two year arrangement. He cites examples in Baltimore and Milwaukee and offers to meet later. The exchange centers on lease terms for the league and baseball.
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