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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1967

Page

3

Iowa State tops Oklahoma State in Big Eight clash

Iowa State shot 53 percent from the floor and 84 percent at the line to defeat Oklahoma State 84-71. Don Smith led with 22 points as five Cyclones reached double figures, boosting ISU to 5-7 in conference and 12-11 overall while OSU dropped to 1-10 and 6-16. Mike Tate led OSU with 17 points in the second half.

Stillwater Okla Iowa State Oklahoma State Oklahomans Cyclones Don Smith Cowboys Mike Tate OSU Dove Redmen New York Madison Square Garden Manhattan Fordham Virginia Tech Virginia Blacksburg Marquette Detroit Milwaukee Wis Utah State Montana State Bozeman Mont Gobblers Warriors Aggies SMU Texas Dallas West Virginia East Carolina Davidson Furman William and Mary George Washington Richmond Citadel Charlotte N.C Harry Hall Wyoming Denver Wichita North Texas

Jinx Pursuit of Postseason Showdowns Trails Teams

College basketball post season shows a jinx as five of eleven NCAA qualifiers and six of seven NIT picks have lost since selection. Tulsa and Wyoming posted notable upsets while St. John's and Virginia Tech led comebacks. West Virginia, Davidson, and Richmond won in conference play as tourney action continued.

Louisville Western Kentucky Connecticut Virginia Tech New Mexico State Syracuse St. Peter’s New Jersey Rutgers Marquette Memphis State Utah State

Whidby Named SEC Most Valuable Player

Atlanta AP reports Ron Whidby of Tennessee earned the Southeastern Conference MVP honor from the Associated Press for his versatile play this season.

Atlanta Ron Whidby Tennessee The Associated Press

Bulldogs Upset Tulsa To Move Drake From Last To Second

Drake, last in the Missouri Valley, stunned Tulsa 62 59 in Des Moines to climb from last to second place behind Louisville. Dolph Pulliam led Drake with 13 points, Willie McCarter added 12, while Bobby Smith led Tulsa with 18 as Eldridge Webb managed 12 on 4 of 23 shooting.

Des Moines Iowa Drake Tulsa Golden Hurricane Wichita Louisville Willie McCarter Bulldogs Dolph Pulliam McCarter Bobby Smith Eldridge Webb Smith Pulliam Wegen Loveark Robnsn Mee Arr Licky Marrs Potasky Brennan Odom Fox Nin A om-Drake

Substate playoff pairings for Class AA and A announced

The schedule lists Substate semifinal and final games across eight Class AA sites including LeMars Spencer Mason City Waterloo Clinton Ottumwa Des Moines Carroll Ames Marshalltown Carroll and Davenport Central with matchups such as LeMars vs S C Heelen Estherville vs Algona Garrigan Belmond vs Clear Lake Waverly vs Waukon Cedar Rapids Catholic vs Holy Names and Mt. Pleasant vs Albia among others.

Spencer Estherville Algona Garrigan Mason City Belmond Clear Lake

Soph Buege on All-Loop Team and local players honored

North Iowa conference basketball honors list first team includes Soph Buege of Lansing and Dennis Church of Stacyville along with Marian’s Richard Conway. Notre Dame Cresco places multiple selections with Conway named league MVP, plus Dave Beyer and Ron McDermott on the first team. Second team features Webb, Burg, Hackenmiller, Price, Guthart and others. honorable mentions include Hammell, Lidd, Schrubbe, Imhoff, McCarville, Thuente, and Heneley.

Ken Buege Lansing St. George Dennis Church Marian Stacyville North Iowa Notre Dame Cresco Richard Conway Cresco N.D Dave Beyer Creeso N.D Ron McDermott Charles City Lansing S. George Marion Frank Hammell Waukon St Pats Bob Lidd Charles City J.C Greg Schrubbe Ossian DeSales Ken Imhoff Lansing . George Dale McCarville Dean Thuente Ossian Ron Henely

Medwick to Teach Young Card Hitters

Joe Medwick, former National League hitting star, will return as minor league batting instructor for the Cardinals. He will work with Red Bird farm players at spring training and during the season, beginning March 15 at the Cardinals’ minor league camp in St. Petersburg.

ST. Petersburg Fra Joe Medwick Cardinals George Silvey Medwick Red Bird Cedar Rapids

Glendale coach Ed Tucker leaves for Coast Guard academy

Glendale College track coach Ed Tucker will depart to assume a similar post at the United States Coast Guard Academy in New London Connecticut.

Glendale Calif Ed Tucker United States Coast Guard Academy New London

Oelwein Nips Stormont to Reach Sub-State in OT Run

Oelwein edged Stormont 71-69 in overtime to advance to the sub-state tourney and finish 16-4. Bill Ottilie led with 25 points while Rodney Gaskill added 21 as Starmont fell to 11-7. Roger Nolting scored 23 for Oelwein and DeBuhr 11 for Starmont. West Union’s Ware Grove scored 16.

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Districts Final Round Matchups Listed for Iowa State Finals

The schedule lists 15 district final round games across multiple towns. Matches include Leeds versus Sioux Center in Sioux City, Odebolida Grove against Holstein, Spencer-Sutherland versus Spirit Lake, Algona Twin Rivers versus Emmetsburg Catholic, Jefferson Carroll versus Manson, Adel Dallas Center versus Huxley Ballard, Grundy Center Northeast Hamilton versus Latimer CAL, Mason City Buffalo Center versus Rockwell Swaledale, Waterloo Dike versus Oelwein sang Heart, Fayette South Winneshiek versus Elkader Clinton West Branch versus C Clinton St, Newton Eddyville versus Beaman Conrad, and Farragut Diagonal versus Villisca.

Sigaux City S.C Leeds S.C. Central Odeboitide Grove Spencer Sutherland Spirit Lake Twin Riversmmetsburg Catholic Jefferson Mason City N.E Hamilton-Cal Buffalo Center Rockwell Swaledale Oelwein Dike Oelwein S.H S. Winneshiek- Elkader Davenport Central Lynnville-Sully Clin St. Mary’s- West Branch Ottumwa Walsh Eddyville Beaman Conrad Sioux City S.C. Leeds Sioux Center Odebolida Grove Holstein Spencer-Sutherland Algona-Twin Rivers Emmetsburgs Catholic Jefferson-Carroll Manson Adel-Dallas Huxley Ballard Grundy _Center Northeast Hamilton Cal Rockwell-Swaledale Waterloo-Dike Oelwein Sang Heart Fayette South Winneshiek Elkader

Scribes Vote Coach Honor For Wooden

Johnny Wooden of the unbeaten UCLA Bruins named college basketball Coach of the Year by the Associated Press. He won 75 votes to 59 for Princeton’s Bill van Breda Kolff in the first AP Coach of the Year balloting by 277 writers and broadcasters.

New York Johnny Wooden Ucla Bruins Associated Press Today Wooden UCLA Man Indiana Wizard of Westwood Martinsville Ind Bill van Breda Kolff Princeton Associated Press van Breda Kdiff Dean Smith North Carolina Bernard “Peck” Hickman Louisville Ray Mears Tennessee Roy Skinner Vanderbilt Johnny Oldham Western Kentucky Ralph Miller Iowa Bob Nichols Toledo Jack Hartman Southern Illinois Larry Glass Northwestern Bob Cousy Boston College

$50 000 Ebonite PBA Open on PRO BOWLERS TOUR

The Ebonite PBA Open on the PRO BOWLERS TOUR airs Saturday at 2 30 PM on KCRG TV Channel 9.

PRO Bowlers Tour Kcrg-Tv

Waukon advances to sub-state with 73 43 win over North

Waukon High School defeated West Union 73 to 43 in a regional basketball decisive game. The victory secures a spot in the sub-state, continuing the team’s postseason push.

Wamac Anamosa Marion Decorah Waukon West Union

Orleans Hires Babe McCarthy as New Orleans Coach

James Harrison Babe McCarthy announced after George Washington lost to William and Mary in the Southern Conference tournament that he signed to be head coach and assistant to the president of the New Orleans Buccaneers in the new American Basketball Association. GW athletic director Bob Faris said Wayne Dobbs will replace him.

Charlotte N.C James Harrison Babe McCarthy George Washington William and Mary New Orleans New Orleans Buccaneers New American Basketball Association Bob Faris George Washington Athletic Wayne Dobbs

Keith's Salon Secures Playoff Victory in Industrial League

Keith's Beauty Salon outscored Nesper Sign 111 to 84 to win the playoff game on Monday. Nordman's Jewelers defeated McNeal's Insurance 91 to 68 in a second place clash.

Marion Keith Nesper Nordman’s Jewelers McNeal’s Insurance

Regina Nips City High In Thriller To Reach Sub-State

Regina rallied from 62-53 down with four minutes left to beat Iowa City High 65-62 and secure a sub-state berth. Four Regina players hit double figures led by Al Jones with 20. Jim Brown led Iowa City High with 16.

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Three Score Sweeps In Volleyball Action

St Pauls No 1 Christ Church and First Christian swept Thursday church class A volleyball action. Scores show 15 15 15 sets for multiple teams with Kenwood Park Presb and others posting clean wins in Class B and other matchups.

St. Paul’s Christ Church First Christian St. Paul's Kenwood Park Christ Sch First Presb Westminster Diet Presb St. James Presb Kenwood Park Meth Ner Park Salem Eub Eater Day Knox Presb Lovely Lane PRL Ceed Luth Church of Breth

District Boys Results Across Algona Cedar Rapids and More

District boys basketball results from Algona, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Des Moines, Fort Dodge, Muscatine, Newton, Mount Pleasant and other cities. Notable scores include Algona Garrigan 65 over Algona 61, Ames 87 over Ankeny 56, Jefferson 93 over Vinton 60, and Drake 62 over Tulsa 59 in college play with multiple conference and invitational results.

Embretson Named Rock Island High Football Coach

Gary Embretson 30, assistant football coach and head track coach at Luther College, De Pere, was named head football coach at Rock Island High School. He succeeds Sonny Franck who resigned December 1.

Rock Island, Ill Gary Embretson Luther College of Decorah Rock Island High School Embretson Sonny Franck Minnesota

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