Nine Double Winners Crown Playground Trophy Ice Meet
Playground and Recreation Commission sponsored an 18-event Playground Trophy Championship on Manhattan ice. Nine skaters collected two wins each in a rapid 45 minute meet, with several divisions canceled for this session.
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Cherry Burrell edges Wilson to force overtime in Cedar Rapids league
Cherry Burrell scored 23 and Wilson 20 as the two teams battled to a 45 45 deadlock at regulation. In overtime, Cherry Burrell pulled ahead to beat Wilson 49 45 in a Cedar Rapids Industrial Basketball League contest.
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Benhart Tops Wright in School Goal Shooting Test
Gary Benhart won the Wright school goal shooting event with 95 points followed by Harry Wehde 90 and Steve Yates 85. At Erskine Peter Engle won a shoot off with Jim Ewbank after both scored 90. Bruce Chapman finished third with 85. Goal shooting is slated at Buchanan school Friday.
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Tiger and Espinosa win by points in Chicago and Tokyo
In Chicago Dick Tiger from Nigeria outpointed Ace Armstrong of New Jersey. In Tokyo Leo Espinosa of the Philippines defeated Tetsuya Yamaguchi of Japan on points.
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Washington High Basketball Starts Sophomores and Freshman
Washington’s lineup in the second half featured two sophomores Jim Luense and Ron Hart Grove and freshman Bob Hoglund starting alongside junior Steve Miller who scored 15 points. Shirk was the only senior starter.
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Narrow Victory To Dick Tiger
Nigerian Dick Tiger, British Empire middleweight champion, defeated Ace Armstrong by a unanimous 10 round decision in Chicago. Tiger, ranked No 8, edged Armstrong on all cards as a late surge saved the bout for Tiger, marking Armstrong's second loss to Tiger in 20 pro fights.
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Oilers Edge Fisher In Cedar Rapids League Clash
Nordstrom Oil led Cedar Rapids YMCA men to a 65 64 win over Fisher Skelly to rise from a tie for first place. McClintic Business Machines beat F Avenue 86 66 and Eby's down Arm strong 84 64 in other games.
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Knowles Ineligible for Coe Grinnell Fifth-Place Clash
Coe 9-8 in conference and 12-8 overall faces Grinnell 8-9 in a season finale at Grinnell with Knowles out after scholastic ineligibility. Gustafson starts as four seniors join lineup. Rhiner to be fifth starter while Grinnell aims to cap momentum and leverage home court.
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Daytona Beach track stocked with 65000 bream and 7500 bass
Lloyd Lake within the Daytona Beach Speedway has been stocked with 65 000 bream and 7 500 black bass, expanding fishing options at the track facility.
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Wahlert and Montezuma Fall in Sectional Action Drama
Wahlert of Dubuque and Montezuma bowed out as the state boys basketball sectional rounds continued. Dubuque beat Wahlert 57 to 55 in overtime while Montezuma fell 50 to 47 to Marengo. East Waterloo, Washington, Clinton and Lincoln of Council Bluffs also won in double A.
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Girls District Round One Matchups Across Iowa Courts
First round girls district games scheduled Friday across multiple towns including Adel Knoxville Chariton Osceola Osceola Clinton Jefferson Farmington Oskaloosa Spencer Spencer Manly Waterloo Waterloo Spencer and surrounding venues. Teams listed with opponents and start times in early evening slots.
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Teasantiville
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Clarke
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Macksbore
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Emerson
Plogah
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Somers
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Owasa
Roland
LeGrand
Lowden
Clarence
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Conray
Lost Nation
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Oskaloosa
Marengo
West Chester
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Manchester
Stoun City
Holstein
Hinton
Kingsley
Rae Y Ser.-Horn
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Central Fen
Everly
Mallard
Manly
Thornton
Lime Sprines
Colwell
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Fidora
Sheffield
Gladbrook
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Thursday schedule features long list of high school games
The page lists Thursday matchups across Iowa communities with riverside venues and multiple school pairs including North Scott, Clinton St Marys, Grundy Center, Independence, Linn Mar, Anamosa, Postville, West Liberty, Williamsburg, Cedar Rapids, and Muscatine among others. Local venues include Parnell Waterloo Grundy Center and DeWitt.
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Chetera
Waterloo
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Grundyv Center
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Eldora
Rirh—Grundy Center
Allison
Independence
Pat Ne
Monticello Va
Dyersville
Postville
Ay T—Menona
South Winneshiek
Aib
West Anton
Tamara
K thKerstone
Marsh
St. Mares
Glaudbrook
Gladbrook
Neaman-Conrad
West Liberty
Tipton
Williamsburg
Mareneo
Brooklyn
Williamsbure
Prairie
Cedar Rapids
Regis Ve Jefferson
Washington
Iowa City
Muscatine
Atkins
F—Walher
Urbana
Brechler Leaves Iowa After 13 Year Era of Expansion
Brechler resigns as Iowa director amid talk of a Skyline position and a new contract. Dr. Hancher praises his leadership that expanded the athletic plant including golf, larger stadiums, a pressbox, track facilities, fields, and a baseball stadium as football success boosted revenue. Brechler cites a bright future elsewhere and declines to discuss a successor.
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