Lassen and Elam carry Linn-Marr past Springville in finale
Lassen and Elam connected for four points in the final 25 seconds to lift Linn-Marr to a 56-52 victory over Springville. Lassen scored 15, Morrison 15, Elam 14 for Linn-Marr while Springville's Kolek led with 18 as Springville also beat Linn-Mar 55-32 with Kolek contributing 18 for the Frosh-Soph win.
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Dale Lassen
Ken Elam
Linn-Marr
Springville
Lassen
Lions
Rich Morrison
Elam
Kenny Kolek
Frosh-Soph
Linn-Mar
McMahon
Springville Ph
Langhurst
McCleary
Orrison
Ozburn Lassen
Sherrill
Jensen
A Toad
Fernow Rind
Rkn
Wit
Hanne Hopkins
Soxinevile O. S P
New
Upper Iowa Rallies Past William Penn 74 63
The Peacocks overcome a short-handed Penn squad 74 to 63 in Iowa conference action. Ted Burson led Penn with 21 points while Mike King 18, Larry Albers 14 and Jerry Gazaway 12 paced Upper Iowa. The Hosts pulled away after Penn fouled out three players.
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Fayette
UPI
Upper Iowa University
William Penn
Iowa
Penn
Peacocks
Ted Burson
Upper Iowa
Mike King
Larry Albers
Jerry Gazaway
West Davenport and Jefferson wrestle to a 19-19 tie in Jeff gym
West Davenport ties Jefferson 19-19 after final match where Tade Gerischer of West defeats Jim Kloubec 2-0. Jefferson reserves dominate with Sievertsen wins and Al and Larry Sievertsen capture 127 and 133 pounds. Jefferson wins 35-12 overall with multiple decisions and forfeits in a crowded varsity card.
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Tade Gerischer
West
Jim Kloubec
West Davenport
Jefferson
Jeff
Sievertsen Brothers
Larry
Varsity
Steve Cries
Eugene Young
Larry McDowell
Ron
H .Monti Rierson
Waltuller
Dick Meihl
Dave Hunter
Don Sordis
Ona Hunter
Jack Riter
Mike Murray
Louis Sennides
Dave Roloff
Les Sa
Jim Slade
Dwayne Ebel
Yount
Daniels Faces Algoni on KCRG-TV Tonight
Billy Daniels and Tony Alongi two undefeated heavyweights meet Saturday night in a 10 round television bout at Sunnyside Garden. The bout starts at 9 p.m. and will be telecast on KCRG-TV channel 9.
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Daniels
Algoni
Kcrg-Tv
New York
Billy Daniels
Tony Alongi
Sunnyside Garden
Simpson College Rallies Past Luther in 78 66 Victory
Simpson College edged Luther College 78 66 in an Iowa conference game. Simpson trailed 40 39 at halftime before shooting better in the second half to pull away. Luther's Dave Grove led all scorers with 20 points, while Tom Hensley and John Tucker each added 19 for Simpson.
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Indianola
UPI
Simpson College
Luther College
Iowa
Redmen
Norsemen
Simpson
Luther
Dave Grove
Lon Hyland
Roger Wiebe
Tom Hensley
John Tucker
Ron Miller
Jim Isaacson
P Simpson
Baum Hyland
Meyer Botson
Miter
Isaacson
Prestegard Lansing
Hendri
Anderson
Jones Efte
Wiebe
ISU Grapplers Top Rutgers In Road Victory
Iowa State defeated Rutgers 18 to 8 in New Brunswick as the Cyclones won three of four meets this season. The lone fall came from Rutgers heavyweight Ed Schafer who pinned Bill Abbas in 4:06.
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New Brunswick
N. J
UPI
Iowa State
Rutgers
Cyclones
Ed Schafer
Bill Abbas
HLV and Sigourney Girls, Boy Basketball Victories Across Iowa
HLV Victor boys win 60-58 and girls win 72-58 over English Valley. Sigourney tops Marengo 62-51 with Dan Sellers scoring 25. reserve 29-26. Decorah beats New Hampton 67-50 as Schlachterhausen scores 27. Schneider 20 for New Hampton. Decorah reserve 47-36. Central City sweeps Center Point with 58-49 boys and 48-35 girls. top scorers include Waterhouse 19 and Toms 25.
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HLV
English Valley
Sigourney
Dan Sellers
Marengo
Craig
Decorah
Phil Schlachtenhausen
New Hampton
John Schneiderman
Central City
Center Point
Marv Waterhouse
Steve Bryant
Mary Joe Toms
Kennedy
Clarence Boys and Girls Top Olin in Double OT Triumph
The Clarence teams defeated Olin with the boys 63 to 54 and the girls 53 to 49 in double overtime. Scorers include Ivan Strong 14 and Robert Dirck 14 for Clarence, Larry Jackson 28 for Olin, and Mary Kay Hasselbusch 32 along with Lana Graf 28 for the girls.
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Clarence
Olin
Ivan Strong
Robert Dirck
Larry Jackson
Mary
Kay Hasselbusch
Lana Graf
Andrew boys defeat Elwood 65 to 47 in boys game
Elwood suffered a 65 47 loss to Andrew as the Elwood girls won 62 41. Standout scorers include Richard Sommers 19 and Ron Fey 22 for the boys, while Ann Myatt 24 Ruth Schmidt 24 and Leana Daude 25 led the girls.
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Elwood
Andrew Boys
Richard Sommers
Ron Fey
Ann Myatt
Ruth Schmidt
Leanna Daude
Vinton Edges Anamosa in Wamac Action
Vinton won 49 42 as Steve Bredall scored 17 points for Vinton Don Teymer led Anamosa with 19. Vinton also captured a 44 42 win in the reserve game.
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Vinton
Anamosa
Steve Bredall
Don Teymer
Belle Plaine Tops Williamsburg in South Iowa Cedar clash
Tom Franklin scored 18 points to pace Belle Plaine to a 56 37 win over Williamsburg in South Iowa Cedar play. Williamsburg’s sburg posted 12 points for the losers. Belle Plaine also won the reserve game 35 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
Tom Franklin
Williamsburg
South Iowa
Cedar
Sburg
Independence Beats Waimac in 64-41 Prep Victory
Independence defeated Waimac 64 to 41 as LaVerne Wilkinson scored 20 points for the winners while Joe Hobert added 8 for Monticello. The Monticello reserves won 31 to 29 in a separate junior contest.
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Independence
Waimac
Joe Monticello
LaVerne Wilkinson
Joe Hobert
Monticello
Oelwein Tops Charles City in Northeast Iowa Tilt
Stanley Oelwein defeated Charles City 70 to 55 in a Northeast Iowa conference game. Ed Molinsky scored 11 points for Oelwein and Jim Walters led Charles City with 19. Oelwein reserves also won 67 to 29.
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Stanley
Oelwein
Charles City
Iowa
Ed Molinsky
Jim Walters
Oelwein Jreserves
State College High Tops Reinbeck 69 58 In Cedar Falls
Aandy Juhl scored 29 points leading State College High to a 69 58 win over Reinbeck in Cedar Falls. Mike Rod added 20 for the victors as SCI also won the reserve game 49 38.
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Cedar Falls
Aandy Juhl
State College High
Reinbeck
Mike Rod
SCI
Oxford Girls Dominate Ainsworth 55 26
The Oxford girls defeated Ainsworth 55 to 26 with Mary Tomas scoring a game high 20. In the boys game Ainsworth won 54 to 40 as Dick Kapfer led Oxford with 19 while Klopfenstein added 15 for the winners.
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Oxford
Oxford Girls
Ainsworth
Mary Tomas
L. Alvim
Klopfenstein
Dick Kapfer
Coggon Boys and Girls Edge Walker in Close Wins
Coggon teams edged Walker with the boys 64 to 60 and the girls 49 to 45. Balster and Weber led scoring with 20 points each for their teams while Kerr poured in 33 for Coggon and Massingham added 31 for Walker.
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Coggon
Walker
George Balster
Jerry Weber
Shirley Kerr
Linda Massingham
Maquoketa Valley sweeps Guttenberg in pair of wins
Maquoketa Valley defeated Guttenberg 93 to 53 in the boys game and 57 to 47 in the girls clash. Gary Wilson led MV with 15 points while Pierce had 16 for Guttenberg. Sue Slick scored 33 for MV and Rey Behrend added 32 for Guttenberg.
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Earlville
Maquoketa Valley
Guttenberg
Gary Wilson
Pierce
Sue Slick
Rey Behrend
M F L Strawberries Split At Strawberry Point
The M F L Strawberries lost two games at Strawberry Point. The girls won 71 to 48 led by Marlene Blitz and Kirby with 29 for Strawberry Point. The boys won 67 to 56 with Duane Davis scoring 24 and Kirby totaling 24 for Strawberry Point.
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Monona
Strawberry Point
Marlene Blitz
MFL
Kirby
Duane Davis
Tipton Dominates Manchester to Stay Undefeated in Wamac
Tipton beat Manchester 97-51 as George Pinnell led Tipton with 27 and Bob Hawker paced Manchester with 19. Elkader improved to 8-2 after a 86-73 victory over West Union in the reserve, with George Stamos scoring 16 and Wartburg’s 12. Oxford Junction girls defeated Calamus 62-36 led by Pat Burda’s 31. Calamus won the boys game 65-55 with Roberts 29 and Dahnsen 28.
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Tipton
Manchester
Elkader
Oxford Junction
Pat Burda
Calamus
Steffen
Roberts
Jerry Dahnsen
Durant Edges University High 78 73 In Eastern Iowa Clash
Durant defeated University High of Iowa City 78 to 73 in the Eastern Iowa conference. Top scorers were Meinert 27 and H Garvin 19 for Durant and Hohnson 21 and Ginerich 20 for University High. U High also won 47 35 in a reserve game.
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Iowa City
Durant
University High of
Iowa
Meinert
H. Garvin
Tom Goecke
Skip Hohnson
Phil Ginerich
U High
Arlington tops Fairbank Immaculate Conception 54 to 50
Arlington senior La Verle Dixon reached 1000 career points with 23 in the win over Fairbank Immaculate Conception. Don Etringer led the losers with 16 points as Arlington also won the reserve game 29 to 17.
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Arlington
LaVerle Dixon
Fairbank Immaculate Conception
Dixon
Don Etringer
Postville Beats Sumner in Rivalry Battle 66 to 52
Postville defeated Upper Iowa rival Sumner 66 to 52 behind 16 points by Bob Berg and 16 from Jerry Strottman. Rich Schubach and Don Smith added 14 each as Postville led 38-37 at halftime and also won the reserve game 38-37.
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Postville
Upper Iowa
Sumner
Bob Berg
Rich Schubach
Don Smith
Jerry Strottman
Mel Seehase
Newhall Boys Triumph 48 35 Over Van Horne
Harold Schirm scored 13 points to lead Newhall past Van Horne 48 to 35. Dick Kelley led Van Horne with 15 as their high scorer. In the girls game Van Horne won 49 to 35 with Jayne Ode scoring 30 for the victors and Carolyn Moeller and Connie Stoecker each tallying 15 for Newhall.
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Newhall
Newhall Boys
van Horne
Harold Schirm
Dick Kelley
Jayne Ode
Carolyn Moeller
Connie Stoecker
St George Lansing Tops Cresco Notre Dame 64 42
Dan Hogan scored 20 points to lead St George of Lansing to a 64 42 Catholic league win over Cresco Notre Dame. Mike Barnes led Cresco with 11 points as Cresco won a 36 30 reserve game.
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ST. George-Cresco N.D. Lansing
Dan Hogan
St. George of
Lowden Beats Lisbon in boys game. Lisbon wins girls clash
Dean Deerberg scored 22 to lift Lowden over Lisbon 59 to 46 in the boys contest. Jack Carber led Lisbon with 20. In the girls game Lisbon defeated Lowden 85 to 54 as Jean Legrand led Lisbon with 30 and Sherlyn Holtz tallied 29 for Lowden.
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Lowden
Dean Deerberg
Lisbon
Jack Carber
Jean Legrand
Sherlyn Holtz
Valley High teams defeat Fayette in basketball
Valley High of Clermont Elgin Wadena topped Fayette 64 to 51 in the boys game and 60 to 15 in the girls matchup. In the boys, Larry Halvorson scored 31 and Ken Butters 16 for Fayette led scorers. In the girls, Karen Olson had 18 and Sue Crafton 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Valley High
Clermont-Elgin- Wadena
Larry Halvorson
Ken Butters
Karen Olson
Sue Crafton
West Liberty tops Lone Tree in double OT thriller
In Eastern Iowa action West Liberty boys edged Lone Tree 53 51 in double overtime. The WL girls beat LT 71 20 as Sheila Kelley led with 34 points while Barb Jansen added 11 for Lone Tree. Steve Shaw and Don Harmon each scored 14 for West Liberty.
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West Liberty
Iowa
Lone Tree
Steven Shaw
Don Harmon
Ron Cerny
Shiela Kelley
Barb Jansen
Blairstown Edges Blairs Town Boys 52 48 as Garrison Girls Dominate 67 20
Blairstown defeated Blairs Town 52 to 48 in the boys game while Garrison girls routed the Blairs team 67 to 20. Top scorers included Tom Leff with 26 for Blairstown and Arengberg with 18 for the girls. Betty Van Steenhuyse added 6 for Blairstown and Merchant led Garrison with 20.
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Blairstown
Garrison
Tom Leff
Arengberg
Merchant
Betty van Steenhuyse
Dysart Dominates Orange Township In Big Basketball Win
Dysart rolled past Orange Township 82 to 42 as John Ohde and Dennis Hopkins scored 24 and 24 respectively and Tim Petersen of OT added 11. The Dysart reserves won 45 to 27.
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Dysart
Orange Township
John
Ohde
Dennis Hopkins
Tim Petersen
Shellsburg and Urbana split basketball action
Urbana girls opened with a 58 43 win while Shellsburg captured the boys game 67 45. Standouts include Gladys Frater 26 for Urbana and Denny Young 12 with Ken Rick 16 for Shellsburg.
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Shellsburg
Urbana
Gladys Frater
Sharon Deklotz
Mary Hoon
Denny Young
Greg Gardemann
Ken Rick
Norway teams roll past Atkins in doubleheader
Russ Hansen scored 29 points to lead Norway boys to a 66-47 win over Atkins. The Norway girls won 62-31 as Sheryl Boddicker led with 29 and Schambacker added 14 for Atkins.
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Norway
Russ Hansen
Atkins
Kieper
Sheryl Boddicker
Schambacker
Alburnett Tods Troy Mills in Loop Play
Alburnett over Troy Mills twice in Allac loop games. Boys won 51 to 35 with Jerry Mange leading Alburnett scoring 14. Girls prevailed 42 to 40 with Diane Bowers 24 and Jane Cress 22 high scorers.
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Alburnett
Troy Mills
Jerry Mange
Diane Bowers
Jane Cress
Washington Falls 28-13 to Iowa City in Wrestling Meet
Iowa City proved stronger in the heavier weights as Washington lost 28-13. Dick Gordon 138 pounds started a five-match win streak for Iowa City while heavyweight Jim Hoffman pinned Washington’s Gary Strand in 3:50. Washington's Steve Baird and John Frank earned decisions, leaving the Warri ors at 3-1-1 in the Mississippi Valley race.
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Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Little Hawks
Wash
Dick Gordon
Jim Hoffman
Hoffman
Gary Strand
Steve Baird
John Frank
Warriors
Varsityenn Stutzman
John Reader
A Cochrane
Jim Colns
Ane Swenson
Dennisie Steve Baird
Jack Jeff
Tom Zeman
Bob Wright
Terry Smoth
Mike Itens Hirt
Lyle Patten
Bob Bream
Dick Bleake- Viccosonn
Ed Nelson
Steve Moss
Pete Kohl
Hwt
Wengems
Mike Hunzioer
O'Donnell
Roger Anmstrens
Tom Wortman
Nile Wiliam Mson
Dennis Packingham
Mike Miller
New Hampton Edges Decorah in Wrestling
New Hampton edged Decorah 19 18 in wrestling Friday night as Jon Strickland won heavyweight to lift the Trojans. Decorah reserves won 25 16 with several decisive bouts including Miller Clem ent and Dinger.
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New Hampton Edges
Decorah
NEW Hampton
Jon Strickland
Cedar Rapids Gazette History and Distribution Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co is published Sundays at Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates list carrier 45 cents a week and mail options with various monthly and yearly prices. no mail specifications accepted in carrier towns. The Associated Press content is reserved for local news republication.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Rapids, A
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Spartans Edge Central College 82 73 on Tiny Court
DuBuque Spartans defeated Central College 82 to 73 on a small court Friday night, handing the Dutchmen their first Iowa conference loss.
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Dubuque
UPI
Spartans
Central College
Iowa
Player Leads in San Diego Golf Open
PGA champion Gary Player led into the third round of the $25,000 San Diego Open with rounds of 65 65 for a total 130, one stroke ahead of 24 year old Jacky Cupit who shot 66 65 131. Jack Rule and Jack Fleck are among twelve others at 141.
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San Diego
Calif
Gary Player
South Africa
United States
Jacky Cupit
Longview, Tex
Tiny want ads do a big sales job
A compact notice highlights how small classified ads drive sales and connect buyers with services. It notes that concise listings can attract attention, showcase offerings, and spark rapid responses in a bustling market.
Full Stereophonic Sound Puts You in The Picture
A film feature touts stereophonic sound to place audiences inside the action. The studio promotes the immersive experience and vivid dialogue using new film audio technology. The release highlights modern equipment and theater installations to attract moviegoers.
Weekend Theater Schedule Display
The program lists showings for PARAMOUNT Gypsy and shorts at 1 10 3 45 6 25 9 00 with RKO IOWA Flames in the Streets and Invitation to Murder daily, NEW WORLD Jumbo and shorts with matinee and evening times, TIMES We ll Bury You and Ring a Ding Rhythm, and MARION El Cid with a Sunday matinee.
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Paramount
Rko-Iowa
NEW World
Marion
Fight of the Week Heavyweights Billy Daniels vs Toy Alongi
Billy Daniels and Toy Alongi face off in a heavyweight bout billed as Fight of the Week. The match airs Saturday at 9 PM on KCRG TV 9, promising a main event highlight for viewers.
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Billy Daniels
Toy Alongi
KCRG
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