Bowling Highlights Show Cerveny 679 Farrington 618 Night
Cerveny rolled 234 254 191 for 679 at Jubilee lanes to lead the men. Farrington led the women with 200 177 in a Legion Lanes event. Many shooters posted strong scores including Gardner, Andrews, Marian, and Tellin as clubs eye national tournaments with large prize pools for both genders.
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Indiana Extends Big Ten Swim Crown Lead On Day One
Indiana dominated the opening day of the Big Ten swimming and diving championships led by Gary Hall who set a conference record in the 200-yard individual medley with a 1 54.26. The Hoosiers swept the 40 yard and 200 yard medleys and captured two top spots in the 50 yard freestyle while Michigan trailed in second place and Michigan State and Wisconsin followed. Ohio State added a first on the one meter diving board as the standings showed Indiana with a strong 195 points after Thursday’s events.
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Bell Aids ISU Victory in Big Eight Relay Meet
Former Cedar Rapids Washing ton swimmer Jin Bell swam the butterfly leg as Iowa State won the 46 medley relay in 3 35.71 at the Big Eight swimming meet opening session. Teammates Ed Oslund Rick Burnett and Brian Hl Conley shared the relay. ISU also had Rick McAnt ally third in the 1 471.05 point 1 meter diving.
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Ray Schlachter
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Linn-Mar Gymnasts Upset Marion in Dual Meet
Linn-Mar girls gymnasts defeated Marion 112.45 to 91.25 in a Marion meet Thursday night. The Linn-Mar dual meet record rises to 12-5.
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Indiana Visits Iowa Hawkeyes in Big Ten Clash
Iowa hosts Indiana in a key Big Ten clash as the Hoosiers chase NCAA or NIT berths. Indiana's strength hinges on Steve Downing. Kevin Kunne rt may return from a strep throat. The game moved to 1 pm on regional network with Iowa aiming to improve after a Purdue loss and a 11-10 overall, 4-7 conference mark.
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Carter and Bergman Win Goal Shooting Title
Carter and Bergman win goal shooting victories in a recreation commission event held Thursday. Carter and Scott Evert scored 15 points at Coolidge with Carter prevailing in a shootoff. At Wright Dan Bergman led with 13 points while Derek Brammer and Icky Clar followed with 140 and 125 points respectively.
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Ames, Valley, Harlan advance in district play toughs
Ames No 1 with Valley and Harlan win to reach substate round. Davenport Central upset by Camanche as Cedar Rapids Kennedy and Marion win. Ankeny, West Des Moines Valley, Roosevelt and other powerhouses push toward state berth with key substate games ahead.
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Solon Advances Near State After Upset of Mediapolis
Solon, 16-7, upset Mediapolis 48 47 to move within one win of a Class A state berth. Ed Lonevan scored 17 as Solon edged the favored team, Gary Hanson had 18 for Mediapolis, and Solon now faces Pella Christian or Mid Prairie for a substate berth Monday in a district playoff setup.
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Solon Defeats Mediapolis In Iowa Class A Final
Solon beat Mediapolis 48 to 47 in a class A district final at Iowa City. Gary Munson led scoring with 18 points while Ed Donovan added 17 for Solon. Mediapolis trailed but rallied in a tightly contested game.
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Gophers Frightening Turn toward Purdue in Big Ten Clash
Purdue faces Minnesota after a 19 2 record and 3 92 conference mark. Purdue coach Fred Schaus praises Minnesota as quick and physical with strong rebounding and fast transitions, while Minnesota eyes sole lead in standings with a victory.
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Beckman Edges West Delaware In Class AA District Final
Beckman defeated West Delaware 15H to win the district final on Thursday night. Ron Hess scored 22 points for Beckman and Tot Foster added 15 for Manchester.
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Waterloo East Oasts WU Advances In Substate Final
Waterloo East, led by Chuck Durketts 23 points, defeated West Union North 77 to 57 to reach the AA district final. Tim Westons 20 points paced the forfeited losers, with standout efforts from Dan Dosanne and others listed in partial box notes.
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