West Central and Wapsie Valley Set for District Final
In Fayette West Central of Maynard and Wapsie Valley win semifinals to meet tonight at Upper Iowa’s Dorman Memorial gym for the district title and a state tournament berth in Des Moines. East Buchanan falls to West Central 84 38. Ed Co outlasts Wapsie Valley 53 51 in two overtimes.
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Beloit Rises to Tie for Midwest Lead With Lawrence Win
Beloit defeated Lawrence 89 to 78 to climb into a first place tie with Monmouth in the Midwest conference standings on Friday night.
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Montezuma Girls Edge Benton 54 51 in Semifinal
Montezuma clinched a 54 51 semifinal win over Benton Community as Brenda Hamor sank two late free throws with 10 seconds left. Paulette Maas led Benton with 24 points and Colleen Paar added 23 as Montezuma pulled away late behind Sandy Van Cleave 24 and Rose Schultz 15.
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Girls Districts Roundup From Iowa Meet Scores At Adel and More
District results show Guthrie Center 164 and Dalles Center 92 in Adel while Atal 80 beat Perry 52. Council Bluffs Woodbine 64 defeated Legan Magnolia 37. Avoca 74 tied Lewis Central 74. Carroll area games include Ghureas 297 and Manilla 66. Mount Ayr 69 over Moravia 35. Charles City Parkersburg 57 over Fredericksaure 45. Greene 63 over ? Enport Italand. Des Moines area action lists Roland 71 over Nerth Fok Ha Farrasut 65. West Central 38. Fort Dodge area includes Twin Rivers 73 over Stratford 53 and Rockwell City 56 over South Hamilton 54. Grundy Center led Gladbrook 53 to 43. Pella West Marshall 43. Montezuma 4 over Benton 51. Mount Pleasant Waco 7 over Union 6. Mediapolis 40. Pocahontas 98. West Monona 66 over Westwood 73. Holstein 63. Spencer Everly 81 over Sioux Rapids 62. Hartley 72 over Clay Central 67.
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Knights Fall to Kansas City 5-2 in C H L Action
Kansas City defeated Omaha 5-2 on Friday night in a Central Hockey League game.
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Lawrence Leads Midwest Swimming Finals Qualifiers
Lawrence qualified 11 men for the finals to lead the Midwest conference meet preliminaries at St Olaf pool in Northfield Minnesota. Finals are Saturday. Monmouth had nine in the finals followed by Carlton and Knox with seven each. Beloit five, Grinnell four, Cornell three, and Coe and St Olaf one each. Ripon failed to qualify.
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Carleton Captures Midwest Track Crown in Chicago
Carleton won six events and tied for first in another to sweep the Midwest conference track championship at the University of Chicago. The Knights totaled 74 percent of points, with St Olaf second and notable performances by Dave Johnsrud of St Olaf in shot put and Chuck McKee of Lawrence in long jump and 60 yard hurdles.
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St Wenceslaus Wins First Game Since 1965
St Wenceslaus defeated St Joseph of Chelsea 51 to 39 to claim its first junior high basketball victory since 1965. Tony Cortez led with 17 points for St Wenc.
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Slotten Upsets in Big Ten Sidehorse Classic
Iowa’s Marc Slotten defeated teammate Keith McCanless in side horse as Michigan, Iowa, Michigan State and Illinois lead prelims at the Big Ten gymnastics championship in East Lansing. Thor and Russo tied for second in side horse as all-around race tightens.
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Cornell Takes Wrestling Lead at Midwest Meet
Cornell leads after Friday with 19 points as 11 wrestlers qualified for semifinals in Ripon Wisconsin. St Olaf Carleton Grinnell Lawrence Ripon Monmouth Beloit Knox and Coe follow with varying totals. St Olaf tops qualifying with seven wrestlers advancing.
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Upper Iowa Takes Lead in Wrestling Tournament
Upper Iowa scored 74 points to take the lead in the Iowa conference wrestling tournament in Dubuque. Wartburg followed with 62, Luther 58, Simpson 39, Dubuque 32, Buena Vista 10, Central 7, and William Penn 0 as semifinals and finals approach.
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Big Ten Indoor Track Trials Reach Semifinals in Columbus
In Columbus the Big Ten indoor meet saw one record broken and another tied as Wisconsin and Michigan qualifiers advanced seven and eight men respectively to Saturday finals. Mikel Butler of Wisconsin and Larry Midlam of Michigan both clocked 8.1 seconds in the 70-yard high hurdles, with Butler matching his own 7.6-second mark. Indiana’s Kevin Grimsley won the long jump with 24 feet 3 1/2 inches. Finalists included Minnesota’s Hubie Bryant in the 60-yard dash, Mike Mondane of Socra in the 440, and Ray Arrington of Wisconsin in the 880.
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Stabbing After Dayton-Dunbar-Beaver Creek Game
In Dayton Ohio a Beaver Creek player Tim Swain and fan Robert Brookauer were stabbed after a tense tournament game won 74-73 by Beaver Creek. A Beaver Creek cheerleader’s grandfather James S Rollins died of a heart attack amid floor clashes. Four police officers were injured in the melee at the University of Dayton arena.
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Huskers fall to Cyclones in overtime thriller
Iowa State upset Nebraska 93-92 in overtime at Lincoln as Steve Cooper hit a late shot and Don Smith led with 38 points. The win keeps Cyclones in national title contention and muddies the Big Eight race with Kansas State and Missouri looming. Nebraska drops to fourth at 8-5 while Oklahoma could join the title chase.
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Indiana Extends Lead As Big Ten Swim Marks Fall
Indiana holds a clear edge after two days with 279 points to Michigan 23 and Michigan State 161. Juan Bello of Michigan and Kip Pope of Illinois each shattered Big Ten records, Bello’s 200 yard freestyle a best 1 42.08 and Pope’s 100 yard breaststroke final 1 00.23. Wisconsin 136 Ohio State 98 Minnesota 8 Illinois 69 Northwestern 5 Purdue 53 Iowa 22 trail.
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Big Eight Iowa State Narrowly Edged by Nebraska in High-Scoring Tilt
College basketball results across conferences include Iowa State 93 97 Nebraska in the Big Eight with late drama, plus Midwest and Southern contests. Notable wins featured Ripon over Coe in OT, UCLA and Arizona routs, and several upsets across NAIA and regional leagues.
NBA Scores and Postponement Highlight Night
Celtics 94 Chicago 87 in a tight conference clash. Detroit tops St Louis 131 121 while Baltimore defeats San Diego 156 114. Cincinnati 122 San Francisco 101. Los Angeles of Philadelphia game postponed due to wind.
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Establishment and pricing notes from Cedar Rapids Gazette
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, founded in 1883 by The Gazette Co., is published daily and Sunday at 408 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Rates include carrier 55 cents per edition, 1.80 per month, 15 per year, Sunday 7 issues 1.60 per month. mail subscriptions vary by region with no mail service in carrier areas.
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Vinton Defeats West Union 88-58 in Friday Game
Vinton improved to 9 9 on the season with an 88-58 win over West Union North. Steve Noeller scored 20 points for Vinton while Chuck Koch led West Union with 18. The Vinton sophomores also won 73-52.
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