Keystone and Welton Face Big Cage Tests
Keystone and Welton face first round sub-state games Monday night as Marshalltown and Davenport Assumption challenge their bids for the Iowa state tournament. Keystone, 22-1, meets Marshalltown in Des Moines while Welton, 22-2, faces Davenport Assumption in Clinton amid district title winners.
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Little Keystone
Welton
Keystone
Marshalltown
Des Moines
Davenport Assumption
Clinton
Iowa Prep
Calumet
Franklin
Allerton
Creston
Monda
Rolloff Set to Decide City Bowling Crown
Keith Hollingsworth and Ed Kvarda tied on 702s in the City tournament at Jubilee Lanes, to be resolved by a rolloff later this week. Lucky 6 Lanes of Marengo won the team championship with 3079, Don Konigsmark and Billy Dolph claiming the doubles title, and Carl Berry led all-events with 1935 while Bob Van Auken was runner-up with 1832.
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Jubilee Lanes
Keith Hollingsworth
Ed Kvarda
Jubilee
Marengo
Don Konigsmark
Billy Dolph
Max ‘Berlin
E. R. McConaughy
Carl Berry
Bob van Auken
Substate Basketball Pairings and Venues Listed
Substate matchups with times and sites across multiple cities. Games include Sioux Center versus South Central East at Sioux City and Ames versus Fort Dodge at Fort Dodge, among others, with venues spanning Hippodrome and fieldhouse facilities.
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Sioux Center
S. C. East
Sioux City
Calumet
Estherville
Spencer
Emmetsburg
Britt
Algona
Mason City
Franklin Cons
Dubuque
East Waterloo
Waterloo Hippodrome
Waverly
Valley
C.R. Washington
Iowa City
Iowa Fieldhouse
Welton
Davenport
Assumption
Clinton
Mt. Pleasant
Fairfield
Ottumwa
Allerton
Chariton
Sanders Cops Golf Tourney and Iowa State Wrestlers Grab Titles
Doug Sanders wins the Greater New Orleans Open to rise among golf’s top money winners. Iowa State grapplers claim four AAU wrestling titles in New Orleans with open and junior divisions decided after two days and 367 matches.
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Doug Sanders
Woods
Sanders
Florida
Ames
UPI
Iowa State
Ojai
Calif
University of Iowa
Iowa
Two-Runner Up Tie At 277 In Race
Gay Brewer Jr of Crystal River Florida and Mac Main of Danville Virginia tied for the runnerup spot at 277, finishing with the same score on the final day.
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Gay Brewer, Jr
Crystal River
Fla
Mac Main
Danville
Gilliatt Wins Arthur Cage Skills Contest
Craig Gilliatt won the Arthur Cage Skills contest by scoring 120 points. Joe Brubach finished second with 100 and Ricky Couch third with 90 points.
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Gilliatt
Arthur Cage
Craig Gilliatt
Arthur School
Joe Brubach
Ricky Couch
Alburnett Girls Readies for Des Moines Basketball Trip
The Alburnett squad, mostly farm girls with Sheila Brogan as the exception, avoids superstition and rides the bus for a Tuesday Des Moines game. Fans will join a few busloads to the first round, with team practice set for 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at the auditorium.
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Sheila Brogan
Alburnett Girls
Des Moines
Harvey
Green All-Star Team Wins Volleyball Title
In the Cedar Rapids Recreation league final the Green all star team edged the Red 22 to 20. Readily listed players include Dale Fye John Knodle Ray Crites Larry Young Waldo Berger and Harry Waller. In earlier rounds Green defeated Brown 17 12 19 13 while Red beat Blue 21 15 21 5.
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Dale Fye
John Knodle
Ray Crites
Larry Young
Waldo Berger
Harry Waller
College Basketball Results Across Regions
Late Saturday results show DePaul 83 over Dayton 4 in the Midwest and Oklahoma State 71 over Colorado 48 in the Big Eight. Southwest wins include Houston Cor 89 over Tulsa 65, with other regional scores listed. hockey and pro basketball results feature Toronto 5 New York 4 and scattered league outcomes.
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DePaul
Dayton
Oklahoma State
Colorado
Southwest
Rams Accept NCAA Small College Bid
The Iowa state colleges Cornell Luther and Simpson finish the season bidding for national play. Cornell seeks a small college NCAA berth after winning the Midwest Conference title at 17 5 while Luther and Simpson duel for an NAIA spot and Luther and Simpson advance in NAIA playoffs.
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Associated Press
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Simpson
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Monmouth
South Dakota State
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Texas
Superior
Wis
Graceland
St. Ambrose
Le Gourmet Falls Narrowly In State Tourney Thriller
In Marshalltown Cedar Rapids Le Gourmet missed a required time out leading to a technical foul with 20 seconds left. Bill Seaberg sank the foul shot as Marshalltown Heuer's held on for a 93 92 win. Marshall Stoner led West Davenport with 35. Harv Schmidt added 26 for Le Gourmet. Dick Keel and Seaberg paced Heuer's with 29 and 24.
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le Gourmet
Cedar Rapids
Bill Seaberg
Heuer
West
Harv Schmidt
Dick Keel
Coe College
Heuer’s
Seaberg
Sigma Nu Routs Belmond in State AAU Cage Meet
Sigma Nu of Coe College overwhelmed Belmond 106 to 82 in Marshalltown. Ken Moeller led with 22 points as 11 Sigma Nu players scored, highlighted by a 32-point second period. Eldon Schulte scored 21 for Belmond.
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Sigma Nu Fraternity
Coe College
Belmond
Ken Moeller
Sigma Nu
Eldon Schulte
Girls State basketball bracket opens with 16 teams
The Girls State tournament features 16 teams with 375 victories and 30 losses in play. Untied contenders include Valley, Ventura, and South Hamilton in top brackets, while Alburnett and Pocahontas show up as notable upsets from earlier rounds. Schedule lists games on Monday and Tuesday plus hotel assignments for Kirkwood Savery and Fort Des Moines teams.
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Pleasantville
South Hamilton
Pekin
Ventura
Holstein
Mondamin
Everly
Guthrie Center
Bondurant-Farrar
Cedar Valley
Valley
Schleswig
Alburnett
Pocahontas
Morning Sun
Kirkwood
Hamilton
Savery
Fort Des Moines
Lost Nation
Cedar Rapids to host 1963 Iowa Women’s Bowling tourney
Sioux City AP reports Cedar Rapids chosen to host the 1963 state tournament of the Iowa Women’s Bowling Association with Dubuque slated for 1964. In the state meet Mickey Johnson of Spencer led all events with 1734 in Class A, with Liberty Cleaners Council Bluffs second at 2510, Lola Friday Eagle Grove 587 singles, and Eileen Beck Stella Willcox Independence 1094 in doubles.
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Sioux City
Iowa Women’s Bowling Association
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Mickey Johnson
Spencer
Liberty Cleaners
Council Bluffs
Lola Friday
Eagle Grove
Eileen Beck
Stella Willcox
Independence
I C Downs Dubuque Team in 53 29 Game
Immaculate Conception's seventh and eighth grade boys defeated Dubuque Cathedral 53 29 in the final game of the season. Kelly Fitzpatrick scored 23 points, Gary Griffin added 15, and Gerber led Dubuque with 16. Cathedral's 7th grade suffered its first loss, 29 25, as Bill Seidel and Steve Carey contributed.
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Immaculate Conception
Dubuque Cathedral
Kelly Fitzpatrick
Gary Griffin
Gerber
Dubuque
I.C
Cathedral
Bill Seidel
Steve Carney
Final fight results from wet Vereen event
Fragmentary boxing report notes results and scores from a match at Vereen. Mentions fighters possibly including British or Italian boxers and refereeing details, but the readable text is incomplete and names are unclear.
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Italy
Natal
Giancarle Ace
Council Bluffs Wins Midwest Deaf Tournament Title
Council Bluffs defeated Minneapolis 91 to 80 on Saturday night to win the Midwest Deaf basketball tournament and earn a spot in the national tournament in Little Rock Arkansas from March 29 through April 1.
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West Des Moines
UPI
Council Bluffs
Minneapolis
Little Rock
Ark
Wartburg duo earns place on all star team
Wartburg's Don Hein and Dave Jensen paced Iowa conference coaches in selecting an all star five. They were the only Wartburg players chosen, with Parsons missing from the first team. Other picks were Bob Tidgren Simpson Jim Ahrens Buena Vista and Ron Hested Luther.
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Grinnell
Wartburg
Don Hein
Dave Jensen
Iowa
Parsons
Bob Tidgren
Simpson
Jim Ahrens
Buena Vista
Ron Hested
Luther
al Wardlow
Chad Coffman
Harley, Olstad
Dick Yapp
Dubuque
Don Dutton
Upper Iowa
Tropic Major Bowling Highlights and Standout Scores
Readout lists high performers across Tropic Major and Legion Major events. Bill Jepson rolled a 641 series and C Glessner a 276 game while Drewry's led the Legion Major with a 2907 series and 107 high game share. Helen Vizal led women with a 242 game and Gertie Brigeman a 565 series.
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Bill Jepson
C. Glessner
Drewry
Helen Vizal
Gertie Briggman
Maynard Bartling
Richard Graff
Joe Martinek
Don Walton
Jim Clemenson
Ford Roberts
Bill Schultz
Glenn Marshall
al Rinderknecht
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Bill McConaughy
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Nathy
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Elliott
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Ray Barnes
Ron Abernathy
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Paul Reittinger
Oe Novotny
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N Walton
Tony Novotny
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Nichters
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J Babbage
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Model Shop
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Lorna Jensen
Ovac
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Coonrods
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May
W. Walters
Cyclones Eye High Finish Face Kansas
Iowa State can end Kansas hopes for a share of the Big Eight title by defeating the Jayhawks in the season finale. Kansas carries a 9-3 conference mark while Iowa State sits 6-7 in fifth, with Oklahoma State and Colorado leading. Kansas has beaten Iowa State twice, including a 90-59 rout at Lawrence.
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AMES
Iowa State
Kansas
Jayhawks
Cyclones
Kansas State
Wildcats
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Lawrence
Three I Names Six To Umpire 1961 Season
The Three I league announced its 1961 season umpires selecting six officials. Gerald Carlton of Galesburg Illinois Emil Cote of Newton North Carolina Paul Crawford of Kalamazoo Michigan Milt Goldstein of Milwaukee Bob Porter of Daytona Beach Florida and George Soenak of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
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Galesburg
Ill
Emil Cote
Newton, N.C
Paul Crawford
Kalamazoo
Mich
Milt Goldstein
Milwaukee
Bob Porter
Daytona Beach
Fla
George Soenak
Pittsburgh
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