Ebert Scores 40 as Buckeyes Top Michigan in Columbus
Sophomore center Paul Ebert delivered 40 points guiding Ohio State to an 80-67 Big Ten win over Michigan. He left the game with 3:29 remaining in the final period, breaking Ohio State and Big Ten scoring records. Milton Mead led Michigan with 19 points.
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Karaffa
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Lipp’s 3rd Voorhies Wins Cedar Rapids YMCA Crown
Lipp’s 3rd Voorhies Grain of Waterloo captured the state YMCA basketball championship with a 51 to 37 win over Davenport in the Cedar Rapids Y final. Lipp’s Grill of Cedar Rapids, host Y champion, defeated Dubuque 73 to 38 in the consolation game.
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Iowa boys state basketball eliminations yield Eastern Iowa champs
Torrid night closes the first leg of 1952 state eliminations with Van Horne leading 19-5, routing Blairstown for the class B title 47-38. Clarence falls to Stanwood 33-29 as many class B squads crown sectional champs across eastern Iowa.
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Stelcik Loses in State Mat Finals
Gene Stelcik of Cedar Rapids lost 3-2 to Bill Young of Waterloo in the 129 pound open division state YMCA wrestling final. Stelcik was the sole Cedar Rapids finalist at the event held Saturday night in Waterloo, with several other wrestlers reaching later rounds and earning forfeit and decision results in multiple weight classes.
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Finland Sweeps Nordic Events as Olympics Climax Nears
Finland swept the women's 10 kilometer cross country and the men's 40 kilometer relay as the six winter Olympics near close. Norway leads the unofficial team standings with 107 points. the United States trails at 84 14. Canada and the U S hockey showdown looms with the Jordal stadium finale.
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Wapello Topples Muscatine Catholic in Class B Final
Wapello defeated Muscatine Catholic 54 to 47 in the Class B final Saturday night. Milton Crist led with 26 points, while Dick Peterson scored 17 for the parochial squad.
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Conesville
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Fort Atkinson hosts St Luke's in tournament win
Fort Atkinson beat St Luke's 51 to 34 as Richard Nienhaus led with 22 points and Joe Raush added 19. Bodensteiner scored 16 for St Luke's in the Fort Atkinson tournament game.
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Lansing edges New Albin on Clancy free throw
Walt Clancy led Lansing with 22 points and sank the winning free throw in the final 50 seconds to beat New Albin 44 to 43. Jim Noel top-scored for New Albin with 11 and forced a late steal that fell short of the tie.
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Lansing
New Albin
Postville
Dysart
Geneseo
Winton
Lantmann
Jim Noel
Quasqueton Beats Winthrop In District Action
Quasqueton moved to district play with a 51 to 35 victory over Winthrop. Robert Stanford scored 23 points to pace Quasqueton while Dick Barbian added 16 for Winthrop.
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Robert Stanford
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Dysart Wins Class B Final In Double Overtime Thriller
Lantmann hits a long field goal in the second overtime to lift Dysart to a 51 49 victory over Geneseo in the Class B title game at Vinton. Knoop led Dysart with 12 points while Geneseo’s Jim Reese scored 20. Regular time ended 48 48 and the first OT ended 49 49.
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Knoop
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Millersburg Wins Class B Final Behind Conroy O'Meara's 23
Hugh O'Meara scored 23 as Millersburg topped Oxford 48 to 41 in the Class B final. Rourke led Oxford with 12 points.
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Sigourney-Wellman captures class B title in Ke-Wash finale
Sigourney-Wellman won the Ke-Wash conference class B title with a 54 to 31 win over Harper. Litwhiller scored 22 points to lead Sigourney while Levnen added 13 for Harper.
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Van Horne Ends Keystone's 26-Game Streak in Clash
Van Horne snapped Keystone's 26 game winning run with a 48 to 38 victory on Saturday. Marv Wilson scored 24 points to pace Van Horne while Bud Silhonek led Keystone with 12 points. Keystone had previously defeated Van Horne in their earlier matchup.
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Marv Wilson
Benton County
Bud Silhonek
Colesburg Beats St Boniface 65 43 In Dyersville
Colesburg routed St Boniface of New Vienna 65 to 43 as Bueford Friedlain led the scoring with 18 points in the Dyersville contest.
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Luther Falls to Wartburg 67-58 in Conference Game
Luther trailed Wartburg by 17 at halftime and could not close the gap, losing 67-58. Bill Adix of Manchester led Wartburg with 16 points while Luther’s Dickette scored the lone Luther sequence in the late stretch.
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Wartburg
Bill Adix
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Eight Records Fall as Cyclones Triumph in Big Seven Swim Duel
In Ames, Iowa State defeats Oklahoma 47 42 as nine meet records fall. Graham Johnston of Oklahoma sets a pool record 4 41.6 in the 440 yard freestyle and wins the 220 yard freestyle. Iowa State’s Bob Brown wins the 60 and 100 yard freestyles.
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Oklahoma
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Stassforth Sets Three Swim Marks in Iowa Dual
Iowa City AP Michigan defeats Iowa 55 38 in Big Ten dual meet as Bowen Stassforth breaks three records in 200 yard breaststroke with 2 19 7. Bumpy Jones sets 150 yard individual medley and Don Hill 50 yard freestyle records. John Chase adds 200 yard backstroke mark to Michigan totals.
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Iowa
Bowen Stassforth
Keith Carter
Bumpy Jones
Don Hill
John Chase
Dick Itton
Wally Nicholson
Oldecard
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Bump Dy Jones
Ron Johnson
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J. Michiecan
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College Swimming and Track Results Across Big Ten
Notre Dame topples Marquette while Wisconsin dominates Northwestern in college swimming and track meet results. Illinois Illinois Michigan State rips Minnesota while Iowa edges Minnesota and Kansas State posts solid marks in college events. Pro basketball and hockey scores from the National Association league are listed alongside college fencing results.
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College Basketball Scores Across Conferences
Big Ten results feature Illinois 78 over Iowa 62 and Indiana 63 over Wisconsin. Missouri Valley and other leagues show varied scores with Kansas State 67 beating Colorado 57 and Oklahoma 48. Regional matchups include Loyola Chicago 16 over Seton Hall 73 and Army 65 over Harvard 59.
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Center Point Ousts Toddville 53-34 For B Sectional Title
Center Point defeated Toddville 53 to 34 to win the class B sectional championship. Toddville led 26-24 at halftime but was limited to eight points in the second half as Dale Jones scored 16 and Charles Elson tallied 17 for Toddville.
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Charles Elson
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Art Borwick
Dysart
St Wenceslaus top Solon 55 31 for sectional crown
MARTELLE St Wenceslaus from the Red Hawks pulled away with a fast break and strong rebounding to defeat Solon 55-31 in the class B sectional final. Jim Colbert led with 17 points, Chuck Hughes 16, Kazimour 11, while Solon’s Jerry Reyhons had eight points.
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Iowa Trackmen Break 4 Marks in Big Ten Dual Loss
Iowa City Iowa broke four meet records Saturday in a 65 44 dual loss to Minnesota in a Big Ten conference meet. The reads show mile and two mile records and 880 yard and 70 yard low hurdles marks. The Haw key outscored Minnesota 47 26 in track events while both teams tied at 18 in field events.
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Stuart Skowbo
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Wilt Sets Indoor Two Mile World Record At Madison Square Garden
Fred Wilt ran his true two mile distance for the first time this season on a banked track to a new indoor world mark of 8:50.7 at Madison Square Garden. In the Intercollegiate AAAA meet program he broke a nine year old record of 8:51 held by Greg Rice, decisively beating Horace Ashenfelter with Curt Stone in third.
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Cyclones Hold Off Oklahoma Rally for 59 48 Win
Iowa State defeated Oklahoma 59-48 in Ames, fending off a late Sooner surge to secure the Big Seven conference victory.
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Colorado upsets Kansas State 67 to 57 in Boulder
In Boulder Colorado a scrappy Colorado squad stunned No 2 Kansas State 67 to 57 Saturday night. Freshmen Art Bunte and Tommy Harrold led the attack as the Buffaloes regained pride after earlier Manhattan blowout of 92 to 40.
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Carleton Wins 63 49 Over Grinnell in Loop Clash
Carleton, the Midwest conference leader, built an early lead and kept Grinnell at bay for a 63-49 victory. Laurie Slocum scored 14 for Carleton while Bob Winter and Bob Dibble each had 11 for Grinnell, who trailed by as many as 14.
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Swope Sends Marshalltown JC to IJC Title
Marshalltown junior college edged Fort Dodge 75 73 in a dramatic finish as guard Duane Swope hit a last second basket to win the Iowa junior college tournament Saturday night.
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Iowa Gymnasts Rout Hoosiers 64 32 for Sixth Win
Iowa claims sixth win in seven meets defeating Indiana 64 32. Frank Ladue and Dick Dohrmann lead with top performances on trampoline and side horse while Al Fincup, Earle Duggan, and Dick Turchin sweep parallel bars. Bernie Westfall and Bill Sorenson win flying rings and tumbling respectively.
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McKinley Overpowers East Waterloo 58 39 on Cedar Rapids Floor
McKinley burst to a 12 2 lead and never looked back defeating East Waterloo 58 39 on Saturday night. Don Semoha Eldon Kanellis and Tom Mims sparked the Bears fast break while Ollie Hippen led Waterloo with 15 points before fouling out.
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Dixie Howell unleashes 89 yard SEC punt in 1933
Alabama halfback Dixie Howell delivered the longest punt in Southeastern Conference history, launching a 89 yard kick in 1933 that stunned fans and set a conference record.
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Duquesne Unbeaten Streak Ends After Villanova Loss
The nation’s last undefeated major college team, Duquesne, dropped to 64-62 in overtime to Villanova in Philadelphia. Villanova edged ahead late and seized the upset in a tense overtime clash.
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