Midland and Bennett land two all league berths in girls hoops
Midland of Wyoming and Bennett each earned two first team berths on the Wapsle conference all league girls basketball team announced today. Cindy Spyder and Jo Von Spreecken represented Midland while Linda Burmeister and Diane Tullyer were honored for Bennett. The all conference boys first team included three seniors and three juniors.
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Midland
Wyoming
Benhelt
Cindy Spyder
Jo von Spreecken
Linda Burmeister
Diane Tullyer
Bennett
Maquoketa's Lamar Tops Point Race in Wamac
Rocky Lamar of Maquoketa won the Wamac scoring title with a 18.4 average as final statistics cited Gregg Anderson of Marion second at 17.1, Randy Landgrebe of Vinton third and Mary Woode of Tipton fourth. Marion led in offense while Maquoketa led defense, per official totals.
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Rocky Lamar
Maquoketa
Lamar
Gregg Anderson
Marion
Randy Landgrebe
Vinton
Mary Woode
Tipton
Panter
Fatagetee
Maidrite ousted from AAU meet in 79 75 loss
Cedar Rapids Maidrite fell to Lange Ford of Cedar Falls 79 to 75 in a state AAU basketball tournament second round game at Marshall Town. Des Moines Fester Derby defeated Anderson Construction Davenport 102 to 11.
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Marshall
Badtide
Maidrite
Cedar Rapids
Lange Ford
Cedar Falls
Fester Derby
Des. Maines
Anderson Construction
Davenport
Atari
Albets
Quadrangular Track Slated for March 9 at Moray Eby Field
Coe College hosts a quadrangular indoor track meet on March 9 in Moray Eby Fieldhouse with Simpson William Penn Parsons and Coe. Start time is 3 30 p m. Weather forced cancellation of Wednesday triangular between Parsons and William Penn and Cor.
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Coe College
Moray Eby
Simpson
William Penn
Parsons
Coe
Cor
Burnham Scores 145 Points in Local Recreation Contest
David Burnham scored 145 points Wednesday to reach a recreation commission goal shooting contest at Adama School. Kevin Paulsen was second with 128, David King third with AL Monroe, Randy Rich ted with 140, followed by Bill Dettwiller with 13 and Brian Wilson with 125.
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David Burnham
Recreation Commission
Adama School
Kevin Paulsen
David King
AL Monroe
Randy Richa
Ted
Bill Dettwiller
Brian Wilson
Eastern Tower Recreational Vehicle Show Opens Friday
The 7th annual Eastern Tower Recreational Vehicle Show opens Friday at the exhibition building at Hawkeye Downs in Cedar Rapids and runs through Sunday. The display features travel trailers fold-down campers pickup campers motor homes and new fifth wheels plus travel films and cartoons for children. Admission is 1.00 for adults and free for children under 12 with accompanying parents. Proceeds go to the Iowa Mobile Housing Institute and the Recreational Vehicle Division funds to support safety and product improvement. The event runs 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Thursday and Friday and noon to 6:00 p.m. Sunday. expected display value about 200000.
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Eastern Tower
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye Downs
Iowa
Towa
Lowalsion Funds
Mobile Housing Institute
Link Belt Speeder Defeats Merchants 55 to 47 in Industrial League
Link Belt Speeder edged Merchants National Bank 55 47 in an Industrial league game. Key players included Overson Gilbert and Boasty Danner scoring for Link Belt while Marchanty National Bank contributed efforts. Local standings and team names reflect a tight midseason clash in the league.
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Link Belt Speeder
Merchants National Bank
Pln
Wormaedans
Link-Best
Overson Tgilbert
Weber
Boasty Danner
Marchanty
National Wank
K Pa
Arn Vaus
Aidier
Jaycees Win Twin Overtime In Fast-Break League
Tom Knutson scored 37 points guiding the Jaycees to an 82-80 double overtime victory over WAW Local 299 at the Central YMCA. Also, Tip Top Tavern of Vinton beat Zachary Realtors 61-53 and Dows Dairy earned a forfeit from Eastside Matdrite Jr oar Grinstead Re Sate ats.
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Tom Knutson
Jaycees
WAW
Central Ymca
Tip Top Tavern
Vinton
Zachary Realtors
Dows Dairy
Eastside
Grinstead
Bowling Highlights and standout scores across leagues
A flood of bowling scores and player names fills the page. Allen posts a 245 while Briggs and Edwards lead men with a 633 series overall. Dottie Conklin and Helen Bouse turn in high games, with other strong marks from Briggs, Weeks, Berin, and many clubs and leagues including Legionette and Jubilee Lanes.
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Allen
Briggs
Edwards
Arion Allen
WNL
Dottie Conklin
D.briggs
Collins
Jean Berin
Mr Redbir
Sean
Judy Blony
Datsuss
Faite
Jean Benating
Walt
Genzi Wal
Saay
Ian He
Guneen
Speutiens Mola
College basketball Big Eight scores and matchups summary
A dense college basketball roundup lists many Big Eight and other teams with scattered results. Notable scores include West Virginia over Virginia Tech, Notre Dame over Indiana State, Villanova and Duquesne defeating opponents, and several close spreads across Creighton, Maryland, and North Carolina-related teams. The fragmented OCR notes mix team names, cities, and partial scores, reflecting a busy conference slate with numerous games and varying outcomes.
Peacocks Baseball Schedule Outlined by Prochaska
Upper Iowa college plans a 12 game Peacocks baseball schedule plus a southern trip through Missouri and Arkansas during the March 25 31 Easter recess. Coach Bill Prochaska begins spring practice with doubleheaders and tentative dates, including an April 21 Wartburg meeting.
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Midland and Bennett
Liston
Fin Hushiad
Mennall
Ar Beri
Briluiod ‘Sr
Seon
Ris Serta i Sr
Thilap Circeie
Atont Sr
Ic Sa Meret
Era Ita
Rane Lowden
Keene
Rick
Ent Senne
Shien Sack On
Lin Sete
Gr Tery Revi
Bennet
Ai AM
Linda Sumer
Petany
Beth Newtagen
Fatimar
Bannelt Bristlatate
Lowden
Det
Indy Johmeon
Burnham
Rika
Iawa
Hawkeye Dawns
Sy Emmet Neenan
Hosie Youn
Frank Mary Safe Fordheimer
NW Morners
Jess
Paelod
Jim
Carel Bis
Mary Cau Mn
Came Eer Ageh
Iepy Gavaare
Heaven
Benni
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Marion É
May City
Mawks
Qusne Weaver
Jon Ug
Bal
Josti
Elkine Ghoon
Kchy
Koon
Bod Snyder
Doan
Fenbol
Fenbol Cael Ie Aaartiner
Merry
Rane
Fhorrreay
Duey
Carne
Gutter Gusters
Midnighters
Dale Carstensen
Ang Ta
May Brot
Laas Doin Chapman
Miuouce Ch Steasase
Ron Ber
Lob Newlin
Dub
O & & Dist
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Salome
Danny Zoerink
Shack
Campbell
Erberan
Hite
Mr Mon
Nile Missa
Glen Ellegaman
Joanne
Lancers
Hermes
Ta. Ae Ir
Ubi Delera
Shabeen
Keith
Shy Plarale Wy Yaa Wanner
Rutgers Hovidence Ie
Manns
Ap Yracuse
Windata
Nature
Kairfield
Care
Pott
N.Y. Tech Sherpey
Inser Ck
Shincons
Gengya
Detroit
Duquesne
Beale
U.S. Villanova
Notre Dame
Noriham
Indiana St
Toledo
Toveraneya
Chia
Cainenestein
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Big Ge
John’s Minn
Ust
Adste
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Anaver
Faarmey
Mal Macdloster
Ramling
Alma
Aduian Cara Iaran
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BorstostMfarge
Winona
William Pes
Hem Wartburg
Tine
Bena Vistas
Phono
Concord
Rollin’ Homes Mfg
Swisher
Woodsmen
Rollin’ Homes
Williams Blvd. South
Ies
Bacine
Whimpy
Happy Tracks
OyEpe
Kawasaki
Pazour Motor Sports
16Th Ave
Sears
Joe
Sears Price
Lima
Gearanter Havy Naty Muttlers
Aed Slowhs
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Muller
Tretaliathon Aveta
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