Monti S H to Battle Alburnett in district action
Assistant sports erior Jack Ogden notes first round district girls basketball will conclude Monday driving semifinals Tuesday and finals Wednesday. Winners from 18 district sites advance to the March state tournament in Des Moines beginning March 5 at Hippodrome Waterloo Manchester and Cornell Mt. Vernon. Early matchups include Valley vs Guttenberg at Manchester and Alburnett vs Sacred Heart Monticello at 8:30.
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Granger Assumption 40 De Soto 36 Bondurant 37 Perry Bennett Elwood 62
In a crowded slate of high school basketball results from several towns, Granger Assumption defeated De Soto by 4 points, while Bondurant narrowly beat Perry Bennett. Other scores include Elwood 62 over Vin guish Valley 48 and Manilla 74 over Schaller 54 at Carroll Ida Grove 88 over Schaller 54.
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Giladbrook
Garrison
Wellsburg
Franklin Latimer
Alden
Bombers Sign Mike Wright To 1960 WIFU Contract
Winnipeg Blue Bombers signed tackle Mike Wright of Minnesota to a 1960 Western Interprovincial Football Union contract on Saturday.
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers
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Reorganization ends husband wife Pap papas coaching run
A planned fall merger of North and South Maquoketa Valley high teams will form Maquoketa Valley Community School, ending the Gus and Mary Pap papas coaching pair after one season. North Maquoketa boys posted 16-3, girls 10-8. Xavier beat Gus’s squad in a sectional semi. The new school prompts scheduling challenges and potential league realignments as it forms a larger football and basketball program drawing from 275 students.
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Navy Earns At Large NCAA Regional Bid
New York AP reports Navy is selected for an at large berth in the NCAA tournament Eastern regionals. The Middies, holding a 15 5 record, draw the Southern Conference champion in a first round game at Madison Square Garden on March 8.
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Iowa Beats Purdue in Dual Meet 59 46
Iowa wins six of nine individual events and both relays to defeat Purdue 59 to 46 in a dual meet at Lafayette. Purdue claimed wins only in diving, the 440 yard freestyle, and the 100 yard freestyle.
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Rebels Tie for First After 95-60 Win in League Action
In an intramural league game Friday the Rebels defeated the Fighting Five 95-60 to pull even for first place. The Swishers beat the Sports Fans 34-27, leaving Rebels and Swishers atop the standings with totals showing Rebels 48 points to Fighting Five 24 at halftime.
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Americans Take Silver in Olympics Events and Hunt Records
The report notes Carol Heiss winning a gold in women's figure skating and the Yankee team earning three silver medals in women's skiing plus one in skating. In hockey, the U S meets a Czech team in the final after beating them in the prelims, with Canada and Russia also in the mix. Bill Cleary opened scoring for the Americans in a fast game, with assists from his brother Bob, and Russia later tied the game before Billy Christian and Roger’s pass helped another goal. The 10,000 meter speed skating event produced record-breaking pace, with Victor Kosichkin of Russia finishing second and Kjell Backman of Sweden third, while Sweden’s Ivar Nilsson and Britain’s Terence Monaghan placed high without medals. Uhrlass noted the US would surpass the American record if the pace continued, as live observations rang through the arena.
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Roger
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Norway
Victor Kosichkin
Kjell Backman
Sweden
Ivar Nilsson
Terence Monaghan
Great Britain
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State Handball Title Won by Casali of Cedar Rapids
Chet Casali of Cedar Rapids captured the state YMCA handball title Saturday by beating Charles Lebeda of Cedar Rapids 21-10, 21-10 in the final. Lebeda advanced past Wally Ris of Iowa City by forfeit in the semifinals, while Casali defeated Bill Reichardt of Des Moines 9-21 21-16 21-16.
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Chet Casali
Cedar Rapids
Charles Lebeda
Lebeda
Wally Ris
Iowa City
Casali
Bill Reichardt
Des Moines
Xavier to report Xavier Dayton game fix call
Xavier University officials said they will notify the NCAA after an anonymous New York caller claimed a fix in Wednesday night’s Dayton game, which Dayton won 91 82. Xavier President Rev Paul L O Conner said no facts were found and the school will hand over what it has to the NCAA.
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New York
Iowa Falls To Gophers In Tight Track Meet
Minnesota swept Iowa 69 14 to 44 15 at Iowa City led by Bill Erickson who won the mile and 880 yard runs and set a new 880 meet record of 1 55 2 Iowa claimed only two firsts Jim Tucker captured the two mile and Iowa took the mile relay Poor legible OCR left several event results partially garbled but named competitors include Donnelly Jack Hill John Brown Rod Lasgerik Len Levine and Dave Odegard in various events The meet featured strong showings by Murray Keatinge from Iowa and Dennis Albrecht in the shot put with Minnesota’s Kauls Pelletier and Fischer also scoring in multiple events
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Iowa
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Jim Fischer
Ivar Kauls
Dennis Albrecht
Tom Brant
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Ian Fole
She Morrow
Tom Hertzberg
Bob Hansen iI
Dick Patton
Judge Biskeon
Dan Hanson
Karl Rassesin
Sil' Frond
Stan Morrow
Karl Pederson
Buck Buck Stars In Iowa Gym Win Against Illinois
Iowa City meet saw Bill Buck win two events and total 19 points to lead Iowa gymnasts to a 70.5 to 41.5 triumph over Illinois. Larry Snyder impressed on trampoline, Buck led in side horse and parallel bars, with multiple champions across events and Iowa sweeping firsts.
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Russ Porterfield
Big Buck
Drew Mawhinney
Roger Gedney
WIC
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Ottawa plans reception for Olympic ski star Anne Heggtveit
Ottawa hosts a civic reception and parade to honor Anne Heggtveit who won the slalom and combined titles for Canada at Squaw Valley. The celebration recognizes her Friday Olympic victories and her status as a national sports figure.
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