District boys cage results and upcoming games recap
Mt. Vernon beat Mt. Ver non with Knutsen scoring 20 and Schweitzer adding 10. In the district, Wednesday winner Mt. Vernon will face Springville after Lowden-Tipton at Mt. Vernon. Monticello hosts Stanwood Central City in a Wednesday clash following Anamosa 60 Montana’s score.
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East Wins East Wins Ross Hits 40 in District Play
Waterloo East, ranked No 1, routed Hudson 82 37 in the first round as 6 9 center Don Ross poured in 40 points sealing the Trojans 19th straight win Also Cedar Falls defeated Independence 70 64 in another district game The box scores list Hudson scorers Tom Witty Russ Ubber Harold Williams Dick Meyer Jerome Aan Dale Swomiey and Waterloo East scorers St John James Gary Tann Bonefos Tom etc Cedar Falls top scorers include Kelting Skip Anderson R Jones Gary Tyler Bob Blade Dan Deaver and others
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Regina Easy Winner in District Opener 99-58
Regina of Williamsburg won its first district contest 99 to 58 over Belle Plaine in Iowa City. Led by Ron Miller with 20 points Regina advanced to face the Williamsburg or BGM winner, while Belle Plaine’s Jeff McMillin scored 22 in the loss.
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Oelwein Upsets Waverly 61-53 In District Action
Oelwein defeated Waverly-Shell Rock 61 to 53 in a district game Monday night. Waverly had been 10-0 in league play and beat the Huskies twice in the regular season. Sumner beat Fredericksburg 60 to 43 to reach the semifinals.
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Cresco Beats Crestwood 81-64 in District First Round
Crestwood of Cresco defeated Monona-Forest City Monona in district play 81-64. Steve Norland led Cresco with 23 points, compared to M F L’s Steve Saegling with 25. Crestwood meets Ossian DeSales next Friday at Postville.
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Anamosa Upsets Monticello 60-54 On Late Run
Anamosa surged in the final two minutes to overturn Monticello 60-54 in a district first round. The Indians trailed 27-22 at halftime before Monticello tied at 52 with two minutes left. John Oaken scored 19 for Anamosa and Paul Specht added 19 for Monticello.
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Western Dubuque Edges Dubuque Senior 68 to 61 in District Play
Western Dubuque defeated Dubuque Senior 68 to 61 as district action continued. Dave Weydert led Western Dubuque with 16 points and John March scored 20 for Dubuque Senior. Dubuque Senior scorers included March 20 and Schultz 9, while Western Dubuque got Morena 9, Gass 13, Tucker 7, and Weydert 6.
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Edgewood-Colesburg and Manhawks Win First Round Districts
Manchester and Edgewood Colesburg secured district wins Monday night. The Manhawks beat Dyersville Xavier 70 to 59 while Edgewood Colesburg defeated Cascade Aquin 65 to 47. Key scorers include Jan Arthur with 23 and Gary Whitehead with 21 for Edgewood Colesburg. Henderson and Nestier also contributed for Dyersville.
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Marshalltown dominates Beaman-Conrad 86 to 50 in district action
Marshalltown, highly regarded, defeated Beaman-Conrad 86-50 in the first round of district play. Tama-Toledo beat Grundy Center 63-58 as Hennessey poured in 31 points. detailed box scores list Marshalltown and Tama-Toledo players and points.
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Pipho to Augs ta College Rock Island as coach
Luther college trainer Pipho resigns after two years to join Augustana College Rock Island Illinois as assistant basketball coach and head track coach. He will join the faculty and coaching staff this summer. A Sumner native, he led the Norse to a conference title and an NCAA eighth place in Wheaton Illinois, and previously headed the track team to a conference crown with a 92 point total.
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Kress High Dominates Three Divisions in Bowling Meet
In the Collins Bowling tournament week two, Gerry Fairchild posted the high men scratch series with 646 after games of 219 213 and 214, leading in two divisions. Charles Kress also ranked among leaders as multiple players including Rose-Mar Lounge and Leprechauns show strong scores and team entries across events.
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Bowling Highlights Across Leagues Showcase Local Talent
Carl Franks posted the top game of 248 in the Legion Strikers. Wendel McAfee added 247 in Elmcrest. Ken Schriner and Jim Franklin had 246 while Paul Hess reached 245. Marion Gebhardt and Gene Siekerka shared a 608 series. Doris Starr and Susie Wawro led women with 224 games. Gutter Dusters rolled a 722 team game at Town & Country Milky Way. Multiple bowlers posted 570 plus series across leagues.
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Green Bay bans Coca Cola at Packers games
A Coca Cola Company representative reported 18000 dollars spent on Green Bay radio and TV ads last year, prompting Green Bay to vote to ban Coca Cola sales at all Packers games in City Stadium next season. North Dakota coach Bill Fitch aims to win and has led North Dakota to a conference title and a 15 game winning streak ahead of NCAA playoffs.
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Armstrongs Wins Title Table Tennis Meet at Des Moines YMCA
The Iowa Closed Table Tennis championships will be held at the Des Moines YMCA on Saturday starting at 10 a.m. The meet is open to United States Table Tennis Association members and Iowa group members only, with divisions for ages 13 to senior men. Entry deadline is Friday. For more information contact Dale Cunningham or Phil Beach in Des Moines.
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Armstrong's Captures Second-Half Title in Y Men's League
Armstrong's defeated McClintic Enterprises 71 44 to clinch the second-half title Monday night. Scorers included Toman 27 Hoover 24 for Armstrong's and Schmitz 20 Gowen 13 for McClintic. Final totals show key contributions from Pinkston Jenny Emer sson and Spicer with standout early performance by Hall Robers, while McClintic's Moore and Knutson added late points.
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Set Pairings for AAU Tourney in Marshalltown
First round pairings announced for the Iowa AAU basketball tournament opening Sunday in Marshalltown. Games include Oz Dairy of Ames versus Products of Fort Dodge, Olson's Wad Shop of Cole versus ween Auton, Palmer col of Davenport, Ames Merchants versus Amn Heating of Merc ue, Rhodeshants versus Serv Grant nams Fordtown of Cedar' Rapids, Farmer's reroy Black Hawk Wake's Pete, 8 Sskaloces.
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Norway thunders past U.S. in 7 1 hockey rout in Norway
In Sarpsborg Norway on Monday the U S team was routed 7 1 by Norway completing a sweep of a two game exhibition series.
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$5 Million Fight Purse Set for Clay Liston Title Bout
Boston AP report says Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston will each earn about $800000 for the May 25 heavyweight title defense at Boston Garden. Floyd Patterson’s involvement helps boost the purse after the Nov 16 postponement for Clay’s emergency hernia surgery. Harold Conrad of Intercontinental Promotions announced the rescheduled date.
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Box Office Forecast Sees Record $5 Million Fight
Analysts project the upcoming bout to surpass $5 million in gross, a potential record. They note early estimates last November suggested the event would fall a few hundred thousand short of that mark.
Gun Safety Course At Riverside Center
The Linn County Fish and Game club will offer the Hunter gun safety course recommended by the Iowa conservation commission in three 14 hour lessons. Sessions begin Wednesday at the Riverside Recreation center 1115 C street SW at 7 p.m. All meetings are open to the public.
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