Tar Heels Regain 2nd In AP Poll
North Carolina moves back to No. 2 in the AP basketball poll after Santa Clara drops to No. 4 following a double overtime loss to San Jose State. UCLA holds 48 first place votes and eyes upcoming games against California and Stanford.
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Bruins Remain Unbeaten Top in UPI Ratings
UCLA extended its perfect season to 22 0 with a 91-66 win over Oregon. The Bruins, now the nation s only major unbeaten team, also retained the top spot in the 12th weekly UPI ratings with unanimous support.
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UPI
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Oregon
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United Press International
Caviness Wins Recreation Contest With 115 Points
Ton Caviness totals 115 points to win the basketball skills contest at Madison School. Steve Meskimen places second with 100 points and Lee Vanderheide finishes third with 95 in the event.
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Recreation Commission
Madison School
Steve Meskimen
Lee Vanderheide
Sectionals Results Across Iowa Small Cities
Sectional scores from numerous towns including Adel Menlo Delavan Delavan? Gallup and Ames area matchups show many high scorers. Notable results include Brooklyn BGM 56 vs Thompson 82 in Cedar Falls and Monk Gent Waokes 40 at Alta.
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Adel Need
Menlo
Van
Pagents City
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Macmon
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Celine
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Sac City
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College Springs
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Page
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TSAR
Ham Stuart
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SvErty Everly
Ruthve Bie
Hern-Kims
Shelby-Tenn
Fanmineron
Caroline
Esser
Farragut
Vorregut
Gladbrook
Fee Russell
Duda Wins All Events in Collins Bowling Tourney
Duda captured the class A all events title with 621 in doubles 579 in singles and 591 in the team event. A Ernst and B White took the A doubles with 1291. Burlingham top singles game 243 and 621 scratch series. A roll off for the B division singles set for Sunday as Drew and Schuh tied at 600.
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Alford Duda
Collins
A. Ernst
B. White
Nathan Burlingham
R. Drewlow
R. Schuh
Quote Interplay Shapes Sports Figures and Boycott Views
Tim Wood recalls junior high taunts and later world team support from schoolmates. Harmon Killebrew speaks on duty to family fans and ball club as a boycott ends. Ralph Houk comments on Mickey Mantle’s retirement decision, stressing personal condition over timing.
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Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Ralph Houk
Mickey Mantle
Esrew
Center Point Leads All Tri Rivers All-League Team
Center Point's Tri Rivers champions led the all league selections announced Tuesday. Girls on first team include Kudina and Bowers with Roseberry and Lewis on the second unit. boys first team features Roseberry and Cress with Freeman on the second squad. North Linn runners-up add Tietge and Hendryx to the girls first team.
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Suzanne Roseberry
Coretta Lewis
John Freeman
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Kenny Roseberry
Dale Cress, Jr
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Central City
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Valley
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Mary Peters
Valey
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Pam Reed
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Cedar Terrace Tops Mark 9-1 In YMCA League
Cedar Terrace Mobile Home Sales beat Armstrong's Sporting Goods 71 to 56 Monday night to extend its league lead in Slo-Basketball. Dempsey's Clean Downed Optimists, while Neal Be Marv and others posted scorers such as White 14 and John Puk 6, with incomplete line readings.
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Notable Names in Unverified Track Meet Results
Readable fragments list athletes and scores including Kakizawa 3m Ju an 134% Rudy Gonia 135 hill alipeines from New Mexico Ravi Lobite 135 Tilvana Eddie Linder 130 Miami Cuervo Hernandez 128 Sinaloa Mexico Juanito Montoya 128 Tilvana drew 10.
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Fla
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Sinaloa
Mexico
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Drew
New D M Baseball Team Named Oaks
Des Moines is home to the Iowa Oaks, the revived American Association club. The Oaks are a farm team for the Oakland Athletics, aligning with Iowa’s state tree symbol.
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Oaks
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Sectional Basketball Roundup From Monona and Local Upsets
Elkader routed Mar-Mac 103-51 in the Monona opener with Jim Bushkofsky scoring 21 and Jerry Breitbach 21 for the losers. Garnavillo beat M-F-L 70-66 as Bob Rodenburg scored 23. Wayne Erickson had 15 for M-F-L. Wyoming-Delwood upset Lincoln 74-50 in a sectional game as John Laing poured in 37 and Andy Meyer 14. Lincoln suffers only its second loss. Midland defeated Lost Nation 81-43 behind Chuck Burns with 19.
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Jim Bushkofsky
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Wayne Erickson
Wyoming
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Lincoln
John Laing
Andy Meyer
Midland
Chuck Burns
Local boys sectional action opens with tight first round results
Don Hotz scored 25 to lead Lone Tree past West Liberty 62 52 in the sectional opener. Kerry Baxter led West Liberty with 12. Tipton defeated Bennett 52 44 as Rick Nielsen totaled 14 for Tipton and Gene Schroeder 16 for Bennett. Calamus beat Wheatland 71 41 behind Leon Dieckmann 25 while Steve Van DeWalle scored 21 for Wheatland. Valley beat Fredericksburg 52 44 and Tripoli topped Fayette 56 46 with Mark DeSart 23 and Randy Davis 18. Rick Wittenburg led Tripoli with 18 and Jim Alderson added 16 for Fayette.
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Dike Tops Wellsburg 84 to 70 in sectional action
Jim Miller scored 28 as Dike defeated Wellsburg in the first round of boys sectionals. Alan Primus led Wellsburg with 36 points. Beamon-Conrad beat Reinbeck 63 to 40 with Randy Hall totaling 21 and Doug Clapp adding 15 for the losers.
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Springville Rolls Past Center Point in Section Victory
Al Eberhard scored 30 points guiding Springville to a 71 54 win over Center Point while Ken Roseberry added 13. In another game Mel Meader and Jerry Merritt each scored 19 as Alburnett beat North Linn 67 61.
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Keota Dominates Sigourney in 100 56 Victory
Jim Flynn scored 29 points to lead Keota past Sigourney 100 to 56. Mike Mateer added 16 for Sigourney. In the opener, Mid-Prairie beat Tri-County 85 to 37 as Don Showalter led with 19 points while Robert VanZee and Larry Byers each had nine for Tri-County.
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Rodemeyer Re elected Cedar Hills Booster Club President
Rodemeyer was reelected president of the Cedar Hills Booster Club at a Holiday Inn meeting. Floyd Bergen became vice president, Jerry Myers secretary, and Dick Hawk treasurer. The summer season opener was set for May 27 with May practice.
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Bears Prevail In Openers As B G M Beats Williamsburg
B G M defeated Williamsburg 56 47 in the boys sectional opener. Dave McCulla scored 15 for the Bears while Don Fetzer put up 14 for Williamsburg.
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East Buchanan Falls To Independence St John’s In Sectional
Randy Halford scored 30 points for East Buchanan but the team lost 62-52 in the first round of boys sectional play. Lyle Hosch added 15 for the losers as Wapsie Valley defeated Dunkerton 80-52 at Winthrop with Bruce Huebner and Russ Haun each posting 17.
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Independence St. John’s
Lyle Hosch
Wapsie Valley
Dunkerton
Winthrop
Bruce Huebner
Russ Haun
Clinton St. Mary's Triumphs Over Wilton Junction In Sectionals
Clinton St. Marys led by Mike Kenney who scored 35 points defeated Wilton Junction 78 to 75 in the boys sectional. Wilton Pleasant Valley routed Camanche 92 to 71 with Ed Sawwell scoring 24 and Dave Sutton 30 and Pete Solverson 29. Terry Metzger and Rick Kacura each had 21 for Camanche.
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Mike Kenney
Wilton Junction
Ed Sawwell
Wilton Pleasant Velley
Camanche
Dave Sutton
Pete Solverson
Terry Metzger
Rick Kacura
Maquoketa Valley Dominates Holy Cross in Sectional Opener
In first round boys sectional play Maquoketa Valley routed Holy Cross 80 to 39 led by Doug Schmidt with 19 points. Holy Cross received eight from Bob Hayes as Mike Boyle poured in 23 for Cascade against Guttenberg, 74 to 48, with Guttenberg’s John Hess scoring 19.
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Holy Cross
Doug Schmidt
Bob Hayes
Mike Boyle
Cascade Aqain
Guttenberg
John Hess
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