LaSalle and Washington Clash In Final City Showdown
LaSalle, high scoring over 40 percent in 11 straight games, hosts Washington in Iowa Fieldhouse at 8:30 p m. Key players include Hostak, Hays, Pisarik for LaSalle and Seyfer, McGillicuddy for Washington. Outcome decides district title and a substate berth against Regina Iowa Valley winner.
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Lasalle Wash
LaSalle
Washington Tonight
Iowa Fieldhouse
Regina
Iowa City
Iowa Valley
Marengo
Mike Seyfer
Mississippi Valley Conference
Joe McGillicuddy
Warriors
Gordy Pisarik
Rick Hays
Gazette
John McIvor Landers
Washington
Iowa
Dick Erlenbaugh
Paul Hostak
Steve Ard
John Oujiri
Steve Hasley
Steve Badger
Burlington-Keokuk
Fairfield-Ottumwa
Lowa
C.R. Wash
C.R. LaSalle
Substate boys basketball pairings and venue hints
The document lists Substate pairings for several districts with matchups such as Sioux Center Rock Rapids versus Laurens Spencer and LeMars Cherokee J.C. versus S.C. Central S.C. Heelan. It notes tentative sites like Spencer Orange City Sioux City and area fieldhouses ahead of March finals and dates.
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Sioux Center
Rock Rapids
Laurens
Spencer
Orange City
LeMars
Cherokee J.C
S.C. Central
S.C. Heelan
Sioux City
Monesys
ISU swimmers set records as Oklahoma leads Big Eight
Iowa State star Jim Cotsworth shattered the 200 yard butterfly with a 1 59 5 to move ISU to fourth in the Big Eight meet. Cedar Rapids' Al Benning finished fourth in the event as Oklahoma held a 86 point lead with 34th annual meet nearing its end.
District boys basketball titles split as Anamosa and Central win
Anamosa and Davenport Central captured district championships at Iowa Fieldhouse Friday night. Central defeated West 51 to 40, while Anamosa beat Mt. Vernon 51 to 43. Both teams advance to next Wednesday’s district final with specific opponents, Brennaman and Graver leading Anamosa scoring and Eberle and Warner pacing Davenport Central.
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Iowa City
Anamosa
Davenport
Central
West
Phil Eberle
Blue Devils
Brennaman
Aller
Porter
Graver
Brown
Ditch
Himebaugh
Mt. Vernon
Andrew
Bauman
Werling
Stravaunera
Pease Rest
Still Can't Find Home For Clay Terrell Bout
The world heavyweight title fight between Cassius Clay and Ernie Terrell lacks a venue with bids from Cobourg Ontario Verdun Quebec Sorel Quebec Edmonton Alberta and possibly Quebec City Toronto and Manchester New Hampshire while Montreal and Bangor Maine have rejected it and promoter efforts continue.
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Clay-Terrell
Cassius Clay
Ernie Terrell
New York
Chicago
Montreal
Bangor
Maine
Verdun
Que
Cobourg
Ont
Huron
S.C
Quebec City
American Hockey League
Toronto
Manchester
N.H
Clay
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Robert Arum
Main Bouts, Inc
Canada
Loren
Gerald Martineau
Aces
Ontario
Merv McKenzie
Rule's Top Score is Washed Out
Thunderstorm washed out the second round of the Pensacola Open at Pensacola Country Club. Only half the 144-strong field had started when lightning halted play. Jack Rule led at 103 after 27 holes with a four-under 32 for the best nine-hole score.
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Pensacola, Fla
UPI
Pensacola
Jack Rule
Cedar Rapids
Burlington J.C. Reaches Regional Final in 93-59 Win
Burlington J.C. advances to the regional junior college final with a 93-59 triumph over Ellsworth of Iowa Falls. Milan Vorkapick scored 27 for Burlington while Dennis Geraghty led Ellsworth with 28. Fort Dodge beat Creston 113-82 in the other semifinal.
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Marshalltown
Burlington
Ellsworth
Iowa Falls
Fort Dodge
Creston
Blackhawks
Milan Vorkapick
Dennis Geraghty
College and Pro Basketball Results Across Regions
Midwest games saw Carleton and St Olaf post wins while Wisconsin Mil Corpus beat Central Michigan 81 80 East Rhode Island edged Connecticut 67 62 and Providence beat Brown 51 47 Far West matchups featured Loyola LA over USF 78 68 Oregon State defeated Oregon 49 42 Santa Clara topped Fappecgine 101 81 and UCLA beat Southern Cal 94 63 Stanford won 63 59 over California Weber State downed Montana State 100 76 Washington defeated Washington State 70 67 Atlantic Coast semifinals saw Duke lead UNC 21 20 and North Carolina State beat South Carolina 75 62 NCAA first round Long Island University beat Drexel 62 54 Cheyney over Albright 61 56 Mideast Evansville 111 103 Lamar Tech Great Lakes Evansville 111 103 over Lamar Tech. Southern Illinois 85 Indiana State 65 South Central Ken Wesleyan 81 over S Carolina Stan Oglethorpe 69 Winston-Salem St 6 Southwest regional Southwest Missouri State 72 Arkansas State 71 Abilene Christian 94 Jackson State 79 Pacific Coast Seattle Pacific 69 San Diego 63 Fresno State 127 Nevada 78 Chicago Invitational John C Smith NC 94 Dillard 93 Clark 82 Wiley 43 National Basketball Association Philadelphia 107 Cincinnati 103 New York 121 Detroit 119 Los Angeles 123 Baltimore 106.
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Midwest
Wisconsin
Mil
Central Mich
Wayne St
John Carroll
Far West
Loyola
L.A
USF
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Oregon
Santa Clara
UCLA
Southern Ca
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Idaho
Stanford
Calif
Weber
South Carolina
Long Island U
Drexel
Cheyney
Albright
Mideast
Steubenville
Randolph-Macon
Akron
Youngstown
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Evansville
Lamar Tech
Southern Illinois
Indiana St
South Central
Ken. Wesleyan
S. Carolina
Stan Oglethorpe
Winston-Salem
Arkansas St
Abilene
Chris
Jackson St. Miss
Pacific Coast
Seattle Pacific
U. of San Diego
Fresno St
Nevada
Chicago
John C. Smith
N.C
Dillard
Clark
Wiley
Ivy League Ineligibility Shocks NCAA Championship Field
The NCAA ruled Penn and Yale ineligible for NCAA championships after failing to meet the 1.6 academic standard. Penn had been deemed eligible for the basketball tournament while Yale was cleared for swimming at the Air Force Academy through March 24-26.
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Kansas City
Ivy League
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
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Yale
Walter Byers
Penn
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Norse Lead After First Wrestling Round at Indianola
Luther holds 73 points atop the Iowa conference standings after the first round semi finals and consolation rounds in Indianola. Results feature multiple weight classes with byes,决定ed by decisons and pins as Wartburg Simpson and Upper Iowa chase standings.
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Simpson Wartburg
Upper Iowa Dubuque
the Gazette
Indianola
Iowa
Cornell Upsets Monmouth In Late Free Throws
Cornell defeated Monmouth 62-61 as Chuck Nelson sank three free throws in the final 38 seconds. The Big Red, led by Dave Crow with 24 points, held Monmouth star Dick Rodgers to 19. Cornell climbed to 6-11 in the Midwest league while Monmouth stood 11-6.
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Chuck Nelson
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Monmouth
Dick Rodgers
Dave Crow
Wertich
Nelson Te Weber
Schimmel
McCreight
Stergulz
Crow
Carlson
Carbee
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Glasier
Knox Rallies Past Grinnell in Midwest Clash 82-71
Knox overcame an early Grinnell burst to win its 10th Midwest conference game 82 to 71. Tom Anderson and Paul Madsen fueled the comeback as Grinnell led by 18-5 before halftime, with Jeff Frantz scoring 23 for Grinnell and Anderson adding 22 while Madsen finished with 20.
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Tom Anderson
Paul Madsen
Pioneers
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Madsen
No 1 Riders and Keokuk Reach District Finals
No 1 Des Moines Roosevelt and No 2 Keokuk won semi finals to reach district finals. Roosevelt beat Des Moines Tech 93 68 as Ken Whitney scored 28. Keokuk defeated Wace of Olds 62 50 to set up a District No 19 final with Burlington.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Roosevelt
Keokuk
Marshalltown
Des Moines Tech
Dowling
Ken Whitney
Wace
Olds
Iowa
Burlington
District Roundup Scores From Iowa High School District Games
Semifinal results across districts include Orange City Rock Ran to a 57 53 win over Lyon Ta Sheldon and Heelan 70 Riverside 64, plus Storm Lake 69 over Sac City 60. Other notable results list Guthrie Center 77 Breda St Bernard's 74 and Mason City 62 Clear Lake 59.
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Cedar Rapids
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Jefferson
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Buffalo Center
Carroll Guthrie Center
Indiana Takes 30-Point Lead In Big Ten Swim Meet
Indiana widened its edge over Michigan to 30 points after day two of the Big Ten championships in Iowa City. A junior college transfer from California, Ken Weir, posted a standout 400 yard individual medley time of 4:17.83 to win the event and surpass Michigan’s Carl Robie.
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John Salassa
Rich Walls
Ken Wiebeck
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Chuck Richards
Tacoma
Wash
Iowa Hawkeyes
John Scheda
Skip Jensen
Ray Kearney
Jim Jones
Jenkins Reaches Big Ten Wrestling Finals in Champaign
Michigan 147-pounder Cal Jenkins of Cedar Rapids Jefferson won three straight decisions to reach the Big Ten final. Jenkins faces Henry of Minnesota after defeating Raymond Davis of Iowa 7-0. Michigan leads the team race with Minnesota. Iowa struggles in quarterfinals.
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Cal Jenkins
Michigan
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Jenkins
Iowa
Raymond Davis
Henry
Minnesota
al Sievertsen
Wisconsn
C. R. Jefferson
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Bob Fehrs
Ray Pastorino
Dale Anderson
Jim Ewaldsen
Mike Gluck
Wisconsin
Garland Smith
Calvin Jenkins
Dick Cook
Dennis Wegner
Dave Reinbolt
Ohio State
Russell Sill
Jeff Richardson
Stephen Moss
Michigan State Favored For Big Ten Indoor Title
East Lansing Michigan United Press International reports Michigan State leads Wisconsin and Iowa in the Big Ten indoor track meet with a one point edge after finals. Spartans and Iowa share top qualifier counts in six events while MSU football stars Clint Jones and Gene Washington equalled conference records in the 70 yard high hurdles trials and semifinals. Iowa qualifiers include Al Randolph Dennis Kohl Ted Brubaker Ron Griffith Jon Reimer Fred Ferree and Mike Mondane.
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UPI
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Michigan State
Spartans
Iowa
Clint Jones
Gene Washington
al Randolph
Dennis Kohl
Cedar Rapids
Ted Brubaker
Ron Griffith
Jon Reimer
Fred Ferree
Mike Mondane
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