Three Tied For Crosby Golf Lead
Tom Shaw fired a four under par 68 to seize a share of the first round lead at the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am in Pebble Beach. He tied with Bobby Nichols and Terry Dill as wind swept courses on the Monterey Peninsula affected scoring. Mawie Johnson stood one back with 69, while other stars struggled in gusty, chilly conditions.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Tom Shaw
Bing Crosby
Shaw
Bobby Nichols
Terry Dill
Monterey Peninsula
Mawie Johnson
A. Gene Lilner, Roberto de Vicenzd
Argentina
Rik Massengall
Lefty
Gene Ferrell
Vichals
Cypress
College basketball results from various junior colleges and universities
Summary of scattered results shows East Syracuse 106 Lafnyetts 97 and Muscatine 73 over Grand View 8. Pepperdine 46 beat Santa Clara 91. Detroit 4 over Southwest Feras Souin 86. other scores include Far West era and Union Pleasantville 31 with multiple small colleges listed, reflecting a busy midweek slate.
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Ectharvilis
Mankein
Ergusest
Clinton &v Sontervine
Creston
Sharawalttown
Ativan BS
Augustana
Grand View
Muscatine
East Syracuse
Lafnyetts
Tomkston
Geneva
Horchen TV
South Huts
Aubuhin
Middlewest Jamie
Detroit
Henan Tilt
Southwest
Feras Souin
Lew Mexico St
Tau i Shore Ety City
Waldorf and Palmer Lead Iowa Community College Standings
Waldorf and Palmer pace the Iowa Community college race as they enter the second semester. Keokuk tops team offense with 4.2 average, Lamont King leads scorers at 33.5, while Waldorf's defense yields an average of 70.2 points per game.
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Keokuk
Lamont King
Waldorf
Ihe
Iowa girls high school basketball ratings shift on Friday
West Central moves to third and Midland to seventh in the fifth ratings by the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union. Lexfield of Red, unbeaten at 12 straight, is the lone new school in this rankings update. Manson falls from No. 1 after overtime loss. Winfield Mt Union remains strong at No. 2. West Central impresses, Farragut rises to No. 4, while Mediapolis, South Clay, Midland and Elk Horn Kimballton hold at No. 5.
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Lexfield
Redfield
Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
Guthrie Cemtec
Manilla
Adair Casey
Manson
Albert City-Triesdale
West Marshall
Carlisle
Manton
Lemnains
Winfield-Mt. Union
Prairie Mt Vernon Split in Basketball
Mount Vernon's eighth graders led by Landis with 14 points defeated Prairie 59 39 at Prairie. Prairie junior high saw Mike Dohnalek also score 14 for Prairie. In the seventh grade Mt Vernon won 34 32 with Hight scoring for Prairie.
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Mount Vernon
Landis
Prairie
Ian
Mike Dohnalek
Roger Hight
Bik
Lakers Dominate Royals In Toronto NBA Tilt Summary
West scored 32 as the Lakers pulled away late to beat Cincinnati on a neutral court in Toronto 141-120. Wilt Chamberlain added 30, Johnny Green led Kansas City Royals with 27, while Bob Love crucial in Chicago Bulls surge over Philadelphia. Buffalo, Detroit, Phoenix and Seattle each won as late-season NBA action rolled on.
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Esewhere
Philadelphia
Jack Marin
Buffalo
Portland
Detroit
Cleveland
Phoenix
New York
Seattle
Baltimore
Amercian Basketball Association
Utah
Mermphis
Carolin
Ploridiats
Pittsburgh
Kentucky
West
Wilt Chamberlain
Johnny Green
Royals
Bob Love
Chiba
Bulls
Bailey Howell
76Ers
Bob Kauffman
Braves
Ffor
Kauffman
Jimmy Walker
Rams Face Monmouth and Knox in Tough Weekend
Cornell Rams return home after a conference opener win at Grinnell. Monmouth visits Friday and Knox follows Saturday in 7:30 p.m. games. Coach Paw Maske calls the weekend very tough as Monmouth uses a quick press and shooting, while Knox relies on deliberate, patient ball control and pattern play.
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MT_ VETINON
Cornell Rams
Grinnell
Monmouth
Knox
Rams
Ram
Paw Maske
Monmouth Srots
Bobby Facker
Dick Corn
Slave Errers
Mark Sager
Dave Swanson
Harlan Knostier
Three Churches Sweep In Class A Volleyball
Three teams Saint Pauls Methodist Westminster and First Christian won straight sets Thursday in Class A church volleyball. Scores mention Westminster First Christian and Saint Pauls with varied point totals across matches at Netwoed Park Prisb. Latter Day Saints Grace St. and other churches posted results.
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St. Paul's Methodist
Westminster
First Christian
Arthin
Ate Aes
Drei Whe
Fiest Fe
Graceh St
Parish Basketball Standings Show Makeup Wins and Scoring
St Judes and St Pat s lead the parish league after makeup games. St Pat s beat St Ludmila 3 12 4 with Kennedy Jed scoring seven and Neal six for the losers. St Judes defeated All Saints 69 34 as Pat Quinn tallied for All Saints. Immaculate Conception edged 3 Plus 90 29 with Tom Fagan nine and Ralph Martines contributing.
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St. Judes
St. Patrick's
St Pat's
St. Ludmila
Kennedy Jed
Neal
Tom Hasley
All Saints
Pat Quinn
Immaculate Conception
Tom Fagan
Ralph Martines
Aly, Burrows
Kalisch Gach
St. Pius
Cornell Wrestlers Bid in Double Dual Meet
Coach Darren Bremner leads Chimnell College wrestlers to M B Pleasant for a double dual against Graceland and Southern Illinois at 3 pm. Cornell holds a mixed dual meet record to date.
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Cornell
MY. Vernon
Darren Bremner
Chimnell College
Mb Pleasant
Jona Wesleyan
Rams
Graceland
Southern Illinois
Wapello Wilton meet outcome on pins decides winner
Wapello and Wilton Junction clashed with Wapello claiming three pins to Wilton Junction’s two but Wilton Junction won the meet 26-21. Falls listed include 14 Doug Elliott and 12 Jim Zinger with times and characters like 4:13 and 2:40 for other wrestlers.
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Wilton Jct
Wapello
Wilton Junction
Doug’ Elliott
Randy Smith
Omar Connolly
Jim Zinger
Tom Maurer
Pro Wrestling Memorial Coliseum Double Main Set
Central States championship match headlines a Memorial Coliseum card with Bob Geigel defending the U S Central States title against Handsome Hatley in a two out of three falls bout with a 60 minute limit. Danny Little Bear faces Native Buy Kirby in the second main event.
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Aus
Central States
Memorial Coliseum
Bob Geigel
U.S
See-Hear Television Saturday and Sunday Listings
The page lists See-Hear Television segments for Friday and Sunday with Channel 4 programming. Highlights include Wide World of Sports, Pro GON-Wind Crosby, and Super Bowl football previews. Channel lineups mention college and pro games with times and channel numbers.
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Na Hagens Wauay Hasealball
Auivil
Faidiey
Chaenal
Feanmore
IfAhe Hawks
Chaying
Catnboys
Ding Crosby
Nonth Binalig Bear
Kmart Pepsi Post Office Win In Industrial League Action
In Roosevelt Thursday night play, Kmart defeated Cherry 34 31 aided by Ford 34 31 and Pepsiolis whipped The Gavelle 0 5738. Industrial League basketball featured Penick assisting Ford as teams like Meantevrtrd and Widgioon posted scattered scores with players such as Jackson and Hedarge noting action.
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Post Office
Cherry
Wisan
Bret
Spots Open In Fifth-Sixth Loop Basketball
Several spots remain for fifth and sixth grade basketball teams organized by the Central YMCA. Assistant director Ken Zahrl said teams will play two minute games each Saturday morning with players from the same public or parochial school. He will be available at Central Saturday mornings to accept entries and discuss the league program with interested pupils and families.
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Ken Zahrl
Central Branch Ymca
Zab
Pfiton
Bowling Scores Highlight Local League Winners and High Games
Reading shows Kreutzer 254 and 697 in bowling highlights while Kisner rolls 689. Multiple leagues report high games, series and top averages with names like Crowley Kisner Cline Eckhart Foley Dunn and Brannan. Local teams such as May City Comets and Bowlelles feature in numerous line scores and top performances.
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Kreutzer
Dale Kisner
Twashot
Steve Keesizer
Pat Crowley
Taim
del Cline
Cannon Ae
den Racurek
May City
Rite
Pam McAfee
Bran Foley
May City Comets
Diane Biers
T&c
George Seluikey
Rod Segriff
Sarge Fiitan
Barb Waycraft
Bowlelles
Eague
Bey Snell
Woodstock Defeats Bor Lasers in Thursday Night Play
Woodstock cruised past Bor lasers 87-34 while PW's Post Cage edged Suluing 69-59 at Central YMCA. Mark WeCool of Woodstock led scorers with 31 points amid a crowded recap of names and scores from the night’s junior high basketball action.
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Woodstock
Bor Lasers
Suluing
Central Ymca
Mark WeCool
Wonstock
Mike Haar
Weansin Uo
Marie McCoul
Ip” Hagen
Ban
Vi ‘Dorm
Pii ‘Darr Honda
II Boueliznoraid
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