State Meet Ends Today Six C. R. Matmen Advance
Prairie advanced three wrestlers into the semifinal round at the Waterloo Hippodrome to stay in contention for the team title. Washington sent both entrants to semis while Jefferson dropped two of four. Prairie’s Rick Schropp (95) and Al Zach (103) won 4-0. Jerry Schropp (112) won his opener 4-0. Keith Osborn fell 2-0 in OT after a 3-3 regulation tie. Joe Hatchett remained unbeaten for Ten el Valley as Sandy Waller led Cedar Rapids in early action. The meet features numerous wrestlers from Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, and other schools as qualification continues.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Prairie
Waterloo Hippodrome
Washington
Jefferson
Rick Schropp
al Zach
Jerry Schropp
Keith Osborn
Late Surge Secures Iowa Freshmen 80 73 Victory
Iowa freshmen beat Drake 80 73 as Chad Calabia 21 and Glenn Vidnovic 18 led the Hawkeyes. Drake led 42 40 with 17:06 to go, but Iowa answered with a 7 0 run starting at 4:00 remaining to clinch the win and move to 2 0 on the season while Drake falls to 7 6.
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Drake
Dale Teeter
Iowa
Joe Bergman
Dick Jensen
Hawkeye Frosh
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Hawkeye Yearlings
Deake
Hawkeyes
Towa
Chad Calabria
Glenn Vidnovic
Rick Wanamaker
Town Valley
al Williams
Bulldogs
Williams
Teeter
Hawks
Wisconsin sweeps Iowa in Big Ten swimming meet 73 50
Wisconsin dominates Iowa 73 to 50 in Madison. wins nine of 11 events and both relays. Wisconsin improves to 8 2 on the season heading into the conference championships. Notable winners include Lindley, Hogan, Hoyer, Krug, and Teeteart with multiple events and relays.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Iowa
Jack Teeteart
Jim Hoyer
Kari Rudhe
Cole Johansson
John Lindley
Gil Porn
Fred Lutherman
Julian Krug
Alfen Schenck
Steve McCay
Bill Swang
Aes. Barnes
Tom Myer
Fred Hogan
John Scheda
Fred Hogan Awe
Scheda
Ray Kerney
Backste Taigart
En Grantz
Viego Jensen
Barnes
Maurice le Vais
Labherman
Bob Syndorstay
BJ Hoyer
Brad Taylor
Vee Alk
Teeteart
Johansson
Hogan
Regis Sophs Defeat Dowling in Hoops Matchup
Regis sophomores beat Dowling yearlings 61 to 53 with three players in double figures. Greg Jacobs had 18 points, Steve Egger 15, and Mike Mulherin 13 as Regis took control late. Dowling's Gorshe led with 11, while Maitner and Te Mulhern added key points.
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Regis
Dowling
Greg Jacobs
Steve Egger
Mike Mulherin
Gorshe
Mancons
Dowling Tn
Morrill
Leone
Gednet
McCarthy
Aedey
Graske
Garshe
DeMarco
Thomson
Jacks
Connie Smith Appears on The Lawrence Welk Show Tonight
Connie Smith guests on The Lawrence Welk Show at 7 30 p m. The program airs on Channel 9 in color.
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Connie Smith
Lawrence Welk
State Wrestling Results Highlights from Iowa Meet
Readouts show multiple weight classes with hometowns and scores. Gennis Vanderhorst Ottumwa defeated Elwin Bruni while Gary Meller Fort Madison edged Larry Fell. Marcus West Waterloo and others posted various decisions and pins across 95 to Heavyweight divisions.
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Ottumwa
Elwin Bruni
Joan Grove
Gary Meller
Fort Madison
Larry Fellmar
West Waterloo
Jim Gillespie
Lincoln
Council Bluffs
Rick Wright
Saudel
Duane Krebs
Cédar Falls
Steve Touvaise
Bettendorf
Bill Knight
Iowa City
Lyle Laird
Humbledt
Joe Coty
Maso City
Ton Hughes
Snyder
Riding Tire
Owain Bookholser
Mount Pleasant
Steve Meade
Norm Wilkerson
Steve Graham
Mississippi State names former Vanderbilt assistant as offensive line coach
STATE COLLEGE Mississippi AP Frank Fabris formerly an assistant coach at Vanderbilt was named offensive line coach at Mississippi State.
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State College
Miss
Frank Fabris
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
Knicks Reactivate Deutsch After Barnett Achilles Injury
New York Knicks recall Dave Deutsch to replace Dick Barnett who underwent surgery for a torn Achilles tendon in a move to reinforce the lineup during the season.
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NEW York
New York Knicks
National Basketball Assn
Dave Deutsch
Dick Barnett
Regis Royals Close Regular Season With Win Over Dowling
Regis defeated Dowling 60 to 39 to finish the regular season and set up a tourney opener against Prairie. Thomsen led Regis with 24 points, Wagner added 14, as Dowling struggled from the floor hitting 13 total points in the final 16 minutes. Dowling ends 1-18, Regis 8-10.
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Regis
Des Moines Dowling
Joe Ottavi
Royals
Prairie
Thomsen
Royal
Thomson
Ottavi
Dowling
Lancers Win Regular Season Finale Over Webster City
LaSalle defeats Webster City 53 (record 15 3) to finish the regular season atop the district standings. Pisarik leads with 18 points as LaSalle wide early shooting and late surge seal the win. Webster City’s Dave Brooks adds 12 points, Berg 15 for the visitors.
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Dick Erlenbaugh
LaSalle
Washington
Webster City
Sam Long
Ottumwa High
Iowa State
Fort Dodge
Larson
Shelton
Plisarik Oo
Berg
Badger
Ék Ae McKinney
Fahne
Trasnak
I Biggs
Sanders
Maloney
Rehak Nowadzky Oo
J. Rehak
Ee Aiuto
LaSalle Freshmen Top West Side Eighth Grade All Stars
Mike Loeffler led the LaSalle freshmen with 13 points in a 47 to 24 win over an eighth grade all star team from west-side Catholic schools during a Friday night tune up for the LaSalle Webster City contest. Steve Zamastil scored 11 for the eighth graders.
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Mike Loeffler
LaSalle
Mraz
Barman
Schulaoe
Siepman
Oth
Ford
Ruemm
Unclear Side Basketball Results From Prep Section
The article lists numerous prep basketball results including Manchester, Roosevelt, Ames, Southeast Polk, and Urbandale games with scores. It also notes college scores from Midwest Conference play and NAIA District playoffs along with NBA results and multiple tournaments.
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Ovevere -Drars
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C. East
Storm Lake Towers
W.U. Merth
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Oftoman
D.M. Roosevelt
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D. Valley
Urbandale
Lenton Comm
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C.R. Lasalle
Webster City
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Quinn Salem
Bemitnats LA & Morris
Fairment Ma
Erence Core Mairinals
Payne
Ahannah
Ayn Waters
Southwest J Athletic
Arkansas
Sen
Grambling
Jackson SI. i Keaned
Concordia
Mab
Spahn May Be Tulsa Manager
Warren Spahn, a crafty left hander who won 20 or more games 13 times in 21 major league seasons, was expected to be named manager of the Tulsa Oilers of the Pacific Coast League. The final decision rests with the St. Louis Cardinals. Tulsa owner A. Ray Smith favored Spahn, with GM Mack Creager stating the recommendation had been made. Other candidates included Joe Medwick Sally Hemus Robin Roberts and Vernon Rapp.
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Warren Spahn
Tulsa Oilers
Spahn
A. Ray Smith
St. Louis Cardinals
Mack Creager
Charlie Metro
Joe Medwick
Cardinal
Sally Hemus
Philadelphia Phillies
Robin Roberts
Little Rock
Vernon Rapp
Mets Buy Pitcher Jim Ray From Astros On Conditional Basis
The New York Mets acquire pitcher Jim Ray from the Houston Astros on a conditional deal. The Mets must decide by April 11 whether to keep Ray or return him to the Astros.
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Jim Ray
Houston Astros
Mets
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Astros
Leaders Back Coaches Daily Illini Agrees With Big Ten Group
Champaign Illinois leaders back the three Illini football coaches amid Big Ten action over a $21000 slush fund case. The Daily Illini editorial sides with conference directors while faculty weigh show cause discipline and potential coach changes.
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Daily Illini
Big Ten
Champaign, II
Illinois
Henry
Champaign-Urbana
The
Indiana
Kenneth L. “Tug” Wilson
Hoosier
Phil Dickens
Dickens
Wash Wins 81 77 to Escape Celler in Thriller
Washington defeated Dubuque 81-77 to snap the conference cellar tie and close the season 3-13. John Smith sparked a second quarter surge, Craig Darling added 10 points, and Gary Stieger missed free throws late before Smith scored the final basket after a rebound to seal the win.
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Craig Darling
Wash
Jit
Dubuque
Gary Stieger
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L ' Ystere's
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Wetrrhill
Mal
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Jon West
Steiger
Redmond
Uthe
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Warrior Sophs Finish Second in Conference Title Race
Washington sophomores end their season in second place at 13 3 after a 78 to 49 win over Dubuque. Dennis Smith leads with 15 points followed by Kyle Skogman with 14 as Wash combines a strong team effort across multiple players.
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Dubuque
Dennis Smith
Kyle Skogman
Wash
Skogman
Williams
Hines
Smith
Schmulbach
Carrithers
Vane
Newmeister
Watson
Fight results from Cologne Turin Melbourne and more
United Press International reports include Zech drawing with Glin in Cologne and outpointing Van Mechel, Vetrott stopping Burrini in Turin, and Harrall defeating Idelatte in Melbourne. listed results span several locales with multiple boxers and decisions.
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Germany
Gerhard Zech
Jurgen Glin
Why
Superlie
Juleten van Mechelen
Belgium
Turin
Italy
Pierre Vetrott
Salvatore Burrini
Melbourne
Fla
Mose Harrall
Bradenton
Eusete Idelatte
Gilford
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