Wash Regis Rally Ends Washington District Title Victory
Washington defeats Regis 53 47 to clinch the district championship and earn a first round substate berth against Monticello in the Kennedy gym. Rick Williams sprained ankle and will miss Saturday's game while Regis fouling woes and key miscues helped the Royals pull away late.
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Warriors
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Royals
Kyle Skogman
Rick Williams
Rick
Mike Mulherin
Tim McAleer
Too Much Power for LaSalle Five
Jefferson high used a power offense and strong rebounding to beat LaSalle 58-44 in the class AA district final at the Jeff gym. Holland led with 23 points and 22 rebounds as Jeff improves to 14-6 and advances to a first round substate at Jeff versus Gilbertville Don Bosco.
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LaSalle
Jeff Gym
Jim Lockett
J-Hawks
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Gilbertville
Don Bosco
Holland
Big Ten Basketball Indiana at Purdue on Channel 2
Weekend schedule lists NCAA first round games on Channel 7 and Channel 9, Alpine Ski Championships on Kero Channel 9, bowling tour from Milwaukee on Channel 9, Daytona stock car classic and bobsled world championships on KCRG Channel 9, plus CBS Golf on Channel 2 and Pro basketball and hockey on Channel 9 and Channel 2. Radio notes U of Wisconsin at Wisconsin on KCRG 1600.
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Ak Gas Stet
Ch Mehcans
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Ere
Ool
Wide World of Sports
Daytona
KCRG
Drake, Louisville win. Dragons face tied title showdown
Drake beat St Louis 93-78 while Louisville defeated Bradley 82-78 to share the Missouri Valley title. Drake earlier lost 84-70 at Louisville and defeated them 101-67 at Des Moines. Willie Wise scored 33 for Drake, Joe Wiley led St Louis with 18 as Drake and Louisville head to a decisive NCAA regional bout.
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Bradley
Bulldogs
Des Moines
Joe Wiley
Billikens
Wiley
Louisville Tops Bradley in NCAA Bid Bid Rally
Jerry King scored 30 points, 16 in the second half, to power Louisville past Bradley with Butch Beard adding 20 as Bradley Braves led by L C Bowen with 24 and Dave Lundstrom 19 and Steve Kuberski 18.
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Louisville
Peoria Bradley
Butch Beard
L. C. Bowen
Braves
Dave Lundstrom
Steve Kuberski
Knights of Columbus Bowling Tourney Opens at May City Lanes
The 44th annual Knights of Columbus National Bowling Association tourney begins Saturday at noon at May City Lanes with Mayor Frank Bosh rolling the first ball. Team competition runs 12 30 p.m. at May City Lanes, while doubles and singles start 12 15 p.m. at Jubilee Lanes. Participants arrive from Canada, Houston Texas, St. Louis Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa. Governor Robert D Ray attends a banquet at 7 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus hall.
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May City Lanes
Frank Bosh
Jubilee Lanes
Canada
Houston
Texas
St. Louis
Missouri
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Robert D. Ray
Knights of Columbus
St Louis U Coach Brehmer Resigns Over Illness
St Louis University basketball coach Joe Brehmer quits after missing nine of the last ten games due to a diabetic condition. Assistant Randy Albrecht, who filled in during illness, takes charge of the team.
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Joe Brehmer
St. Louis University
Randy Albrecht
Brehmer
Red Pepper Blues Over Iowa Minnesota Border Sights
In Minneapolis for the Iowa Minnesota basketball game the writer riffs on border tensions and tourism wars. Iowans deride sewage disputes and Minnesotans’ high tour prices while both states trade jabs over fishing and beach litter, ending with a warning against sniping that could derail summer travel.
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Minneapolis
Gophers
Iowa
Minnesota
Big Ten schedule foes should mirror rivalries for crowds
Gus Schrader urges Big Ten reform to boost attendance by scheduling home and home with five closest rivals each season. Iowa could pair with Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois Northwestern and either Purdue or Indiana. Current results show weak turnout for Iowa vs Minnesota. Bud Suter seeks kidney transplant funds and a hospital address is shared.
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Illinois
Northwestern
Purdue
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Michigan
Michigan State
Bill Fitch
Ohio
Ohio State
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Wis
Bud Suter
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Bud
Bud Sitter
United Home Bank
Mason City
University Hospitals
Hawkeye
Otto Vogel
Iowa City
Iowa Sails to End Rough Big Ten Run at Wisconsin
Iowa meets Wisconsin in Madison as the Hawkeyes seek to finish a difficult season on a high note. Iowa sits 5-8 in conference play and 12-11 overall, with coach Ralph Miller aiming to avoid a first non winning season since 1951 52. John Johnson shines with 33 points while Dick Jensen and Glenn Vidnovic struggle.
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Joevn
Jim Heck
Mulherin
Tim McAleer
Craig Darling
Heck
Gazett Madison
Wis
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Wisconsin
Hawkeyes
Indiana
Ralph Miller
Hawkeye
Ralph
Hawks
Miller
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Dick Jensen
Glenn Vidnovic
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