UCLA Regents No. 1 as Bruins Extend Untarnished Run
UCLA remains No. 1 for the eighth straight AP top college basketball poll. The Bruins earned 38 first place votes and 416 points, ahead of Kentucky and Michigan in the top three, while Drake dropped out of the Top Ten after a loss to Cincinnati. Loyola Chicago returns to the list at No. 10 replacing Drake.
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UCLA Tops UPI Poll With Sharpened Lead
The United Press International college basketball rankings show UCLA holding a strong first place lead in the poll through February 22, with top teams listed by won loss records and first place votes. The feature notes major shifts in the ranking and the proximity of competing programs.
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Balfanz Wins Ski Jump Title at Ishpeming
John Balfanz 23 from Minneapolis won the National Ski Jumping Championship in Ishpeming after tough weather. He posted 235 and 231 foot jumps for 220.6 points, narrowly beating Gene Kotlarek of Duluth who totaled 219.9 points with 230 and 235 foot leaps.
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Lincoln and Mt. Vernon win district games
Lincoln of Stanwood led by Keith Walshire with 18 points defeated Clarence 49 to 47. Mt. Vernon beat Aquin of Cascade 47 to 41 as Tim Simmons piled 22 points. Dan Dolphin added 13 for the losers while Cliff Knippel led the Mt. Vernon win with 21 points.
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Bob Orr
Bill Green
Dyersville and Dubuque survive close first-round tests
Dyersville edged Strawberry Point 69 to 54 while Dubuque held off a late surge from their opponent. Both teams endured tight stretches as the games progressed with the victors pulling away in the final period.
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District First Round Scores Across Iowa Courts
In the first round of district basketball, numerous games produced varied outcomes. Notable results include Algona Lakota overtime win over Armstrong 68 67, and Carroll Kuemper edging Schleswig 55 54. Multiple matchups feature close finales and high scoring duels across cities like Atlantic Griswold Adel Ames Des Moines and Waterloo.
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City High and Williamsburg Top Narrow Iowa City Wins
Iowa City defeated Mid-Prairie 79-45 as John Gough led with 24 points and a 32-19 halftime edge. Williamsburg beat U-High 80-58 with Tom Lower scoring 15 and Gary Stohlman 10, while Andy Weaver led 58 points for U-High.
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Valley and Monticello advance in District 14 basketball
Maquoketa Valley defeats Tipton 80 to 64 as Gary Grimm scores 31 points and a strong second quarter fuels the win. George Stamos nets 30 for Tipton but Monticello leads wire to wire to beat Anamosa 62 to 56, the third win of the season over Anamosa.
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Gary Mardorf
Gene Grimm
Owen Rentschier
Bob Burdick
Larry Pepeere
Mike Gienapp
Gene Parkinlpton
George Stamos
Joe Pruess
Steve Carey
Mark Thomas
Cliff Runyan
Dick Moore
Dick Chambliss
Monticello
Tipton
Don Bosco and West Waterloo Triumph in District Play
Don Bosco Gilbertville edged Columbus Waterloo 54 to 50 as John Nissen scored 24 for Waterloo Columbus. West Waterloo opened fast and beat Independence 56 to 49 led by Russ Barney 16 and Tom Staack 13.
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Wahlert 78 Manchester 63 in district basketball clash
Wahlert defeated Manchester 78 to 63 in a single district boys basketball game played in Manchester. The Gauchos built a halftime lead and maintained it to secure the win.
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Wahlert Sprints Past Manchester In 78 60 Victory
Wahlert defeats Manchester 78 to 60 as Wahlert's run from 14 points down with five minutes left seals the win. Jim Jacksonski leads Wahlert with 24 points while Bill Smith scores 26 for Manchester in a high scoring high school game.
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Traer Clutier Falls In District Play 58 37
Traer Clutier eliminated in district action as Wellsburg wins 58 to 37 at Grady Center. Wellsburg led by Cliff Weichers with 21 points, while Traer Clutier’s top scorer was Gary Konicek with 16. The Victors pulled away after halftime outscoring 33 17.
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Waukon S P and North Win District Games at Fayette
Waukon St Patricks and North West Union posted district victories in Fayette. Waukon led by strong offense and defense with a 10-3 dis tally noted as part of the win. North West Union followed with a solid performance securing the district outcome.
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High school basketball scores and player totals
Waukon beat Decorah 54 to 48 after leading by 12 at quarter end. John Waldron scored 21 for Waukon while Keith Hjelle had 14 for Decorah. North High defeated MFL Monona 67 to 48 with Wendell Whitcher at 20 and Jim Antes 16. John Wachter led Decorah with 11, and Joe Mauss led St. Pats with 12.
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Heelan Upsets LeMars in Iowa high school game
Sioux City Heelan defeated LeMars 55 to 48 to knock out the northwest district leader in the early Iowa high school basketball title chase. Heelan improved to 16-3, continuing as a top challenger for the 1964 title.
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LeMars Snaps 17-Game Streak After Opening Test Drop
In a rare stumble since its season opener, LeMars ended a 17-game streak as the club dropped the test game. The setback marks a shift after an undefeated start and raises questions about adjustments for the next matchup.
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Theaters Cancel Clay Liston Telecast in New Orleans
In New Orleans two theaters dropped the Sonny Liston Cassius Clay heavyweight title telecast after segregation concerns led to venue seating issues. A last minute accord averted canceling the Municipal Auditorium showing, with officials pledging crowd control to avoid disrupting a symphony concert across the building.
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Own the home NOW that you need NOW
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Waterloo Still Short of Title
The Waterloo Black Hawks clinched a tie for the U S Hockey League title but must await March 7 and 8 to secure the crown. They lost 7 4 and 6 2 at Green Bay, with two remaining games against Rochester on March 7 and 8 in Waterloo. Green Bay has four games left plus part of a fifth against Rochester. Waterloo also has plans for an exhibition versus the Dinamo Wings on Sunday March 1 at 2 30 p m.
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