Marquette Closes in On UCLA
The Associated Press rankings shake up as top teams stumble and new leaders emerge. Marquette and USC hold second and third as Kansas rises to fourth after a week of upsets. North Carolina State and others jockey positions while Kentucky and Western Kentucky gain spots amid key conference showdowns.
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Tickets on Sale for Ellis Fetc Awards Banquet
Reservations for the Ellis Fetc awards banquet are available at the Ellis branch YMCA until noon Wednesday March 18. Cost for the dinner is 2.75 for adults and 2 for youths twelve and under. The event honors the Man of the Year and includes awards for youth volunteers, wrestling clinic participants, basketball champions, swim team, and Indian Guides and Princesses programs.
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Regis Kennedy basketball tickets go on sale
Tickets for a Regis Kennedy high school basketball game are on sale at the Regis high school business office. The event is scheduled for 7 20 p m Wednesday at Johnson.
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Montezuma Girls Lose Hard-Fought District Clash
West Central and Center Point squads led a crowded playoff roundup with Montezuma fading as Pella Christian posted a 105-48 victory. District results feature West Central, Monona and Ida Grove advancing while Cedar Rapids region play continued with Denison and Perry scoring in tight finals.
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89-88 Kirkwood Triumph Sets Final Bid
Kirkwood edges Marshall 89 to 88 to reach the meet final as Frantz scores 20, Wade 15, and the late rally falls short for Marshall. Kirkwood’s Van Stove Alpick and peers push in a tight second half with Van Stove aiding the attack.
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Loras Edge Wesleyan In EY78 Thriller To Reach Semis
Loras trailed early but rallied to defeat Towa Wesleyan 78 to 69 at Mount Vernon in the District 1b tournament. Duhawks advance to face Wartburg in Waverly, led by Ban Breithaer with 19 points and Mark Miller with 17, while Wesleyan’s Dan Kelly and Jim Kelly each scored 21.
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Wartburg earns NATA district playoff berth with late winner
Wartburg tops Central 66-62 in a tight NATA district sub playoff. Dave Platteno?s late layup broke a 60s tie with two seconds left. Fred Wallsten led Wartburg with 14 points, while Mike Hasche added 12 and Platte Manchester contributed. Central trailed 15-10 after the first period as Wartburg seized control late.
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Willie Seeks Major Earning From Brief Sporting Deal
In a murky report a figure above $300,000 over two years is cited for Willie amid scattered mentions of players, teams, and events. The item intertwines names like Mays and Howard with stray phrases, suggesting a transactional sports context and uncertain sources.
Baseball Holdouts and Injuries Rock 1960s Spring News
The report notes holdouts by stars including Cant Moods and the Giants amid talks over salaries and contracts, with Tony Oliva and Mike Andrews highlighted for possible moves. Jose Panu suffers a finger fracture. veteran third baseman Sint Mart is out with a shoulder injury likely until May.
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Ripon Rips Coe 80 73 in late rally at Moray Gym
Ripon College defeats Coe College 80 to 73 lifting to 13 0. The Redmen led 17 0 early and with 4 98 left held 69 72 before a late KoHawks foul and turnover spurred Ripon. Cooper top scored with 20, Wies 19, Johnson 19. Coe led by Billy Casey and Rawly Johnson in a tight second half rally.
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North Iowa wins district wrestling title in hard fought meet
Mason City led by standout Eric Johygen and Mali Clarke earns four points and district crowns. North Iowa seniors advance nine of ten weight classes to nationals in Worthington Minnesota to begin Thursday. Several qualifiers hail from Cedar Rapids and Forest Park with multiple wrestlers named outstanding and others credited with fastest pins.
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West Central Clinches 25-0 Record In State Tourney Bid
West Central of Maynard remains undefeated at 25-0 as they defeat Wapsi Valley to secure a berth in the Iyagurls state basketball tournament in Des Moines. Jean Kuemmen scores 49 points to lead the winners, who hold a perfect shell record. Maquoketa Valley also tallies a win.
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District Final Sparks Winfield-Mt Union in Davenport Meet
Winfield-Mt Union tops Winfield-MM 76-62 in Davenport district final. Calamus finishes 23-3. West Liberty defeats Tele Wout 40-45 in consolation. individual scorers include Jean Wirk with 18 for Winfield and Bucky Stienes 28 for Calamus.
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Sols Records Clat erswill Ohio Valley clash confusion
In a tense Ohio Valley Conference game at Claterswill Tennessee, Danivla set the pace as Kentucky’s top time trial faced Wilton in a 6-Defeating duel. Austin Peay rallied to a 96 point effort, while Montezuma contributed a late point as the action centered on a mixed lineup and title implications.
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Black Coach Named at Boston U for 1st Time
AP reports Ron Mitchell will become head basketball coach at Boston University, succeeding Charles Tuce who had led for five years. Mitchell, a Chicago native and Kentucky State alum, has been defensive coordinator and BU assistant director since August.
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Skydiver dies in Maryland accident near Annapolis
Air force skydiving champion Garrett Garratt, 25, from Dayo Delaware, died after his parachute tangled with a companion’s in a star formation over South River near Annapolis Maryland. Five jumpers jumped from a small plane at 2200 feet. Garratt deployed his reserve, landed in the river, but was pulled under by gear weight.
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Miami Cage Coach Quits After Four Fighting Seasons
Kon Godfrey resigns as head coach of the University of Miami men's basketball team after four seasons. He cites hopes to improve the program amid injuries and a forthcoming game against Jacksonville at Tinavar Key Auditorium. Godfrey thanks players and staff and calls the move a farewell performance.
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