Eastern Iowa Class AA basketball titles settled in Friday action
Iowa City defeated Regina 68 62 at Washington to claim the East Central Iowa crown. Monticello outlasted Maquoketa in double overtime 62 52 to reach substate against Cedar Rapids Washington. Washington beat Regis 53 45 to lead the substate field as other top teams like Storm Lake Sioux City Heelan Marshalltown Des Moines Roosevelt Atlantic Humboldt Carroll Kuemper and Waverly advanced, with several upsets and close calls across the region. Tim Lehman led scoring with 28 points and Gary Berger had 21 in the roundups.
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Results from Thursday Class AA finals across Iowa arenas
Forest City edged Algona 55 to 53 while Ames beat Ankeny 66 to 42. Atlantic defeated Creston 84 to 7, with several other district results including Bettendorf over Clinton and Marshalltown topping Mason City in a busy slate of Class AA and A finals and substate games.
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Don Bosco Wins District Title Over Vinton 57 55
Don Bosco defeated Vinton 57 to 55 to claim the district title. John Mullen scored 20 points and Larry Marshall added 17 as John Towne led the Vikings with 17. Don Bosco advances to face Cedar Rapids Jefferson in a substate game at Jeff Saturday.
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Iowa City Edges Regina for District Crown 68-62
The Little Hawks beat Regina 68 to 62 to claim the district championship. Kevin O Rourke scored 20 and Jerry Horn 17 for Iowa City, who improved to 9 11 on the season as Regina struggled to finish.
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Solon Girls Earn All-League Honors In Conference Basketbal
Solon forward Jan Miller and guard Sue Brannaman secured first team spots with West Branch, Solon and Durant each placing two players on the first unit. West Liberty had two soph guards Cathy Anderson and Linda Eaton on the second team while West Branch defender Diana Hutchcroft also earned a first team berth.
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DeSales and St George Lead All Conference Honors
Ossian DeSales and Lansing St George each placed two players on the first North Iowa Catholic league all conference team. Rick Garin of Lansing St George was named league MVP, with John Gruber and John Wessels also honored, joined by Chuck Lynch from DeSales and Bob Howe of Waukon St Pat's.
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Freshmen Eligible for Big Ten Varsity Play
Chicago AP report: Big Ten faculty representatives approve freshmen competition in all sports except football and basketball. Effective next fall, freshmen may compete on varsity teams. they may enter NCAA tournaments this spring under specified conditions.
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Decorah Dominates Crestwood 70-62 for Substate Berth
Decorah Vikings beat Crestwood 70 to 62 to clinch a substate berth. Ron Henely led Decorah with 22 points while Crestwood’s Ray Van Dyke topped all scorers with 25.
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Wahlert Edges Rams For District Title In Dubuque
Wahlert (12-8) defeated Dubuque Senior 54 to 46 to capture the district crown. The winners dominated rebounding 57-29 and limited Jim West to eight points while Charlie Cross and Lyle Gallia rt led with 15 and 14. Jon West scored 16 for the Rams.
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Monticello Upsets Maquoketa In Double OT District Thriller
Monticello earns a 62-52 double overtime win over Maquoketa to seize the district title. Ken Wennekamp scores 33 points, 28 in the second half, pacing the Panthers while Mark Hanchar leads Maquoketa with 24. Monticello next faces No 1 Washington at Kennedy Gym Saturday.
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Waverly Rally Finishes South North to District Title
Waverly outscored West Union 25-9 in the final quarter to beat North 51-37 and capture the district crown. Al Mehman led Waverly with 14 points while North's Bob Reeder and Dan Biermann added 15 and 13 respectively.
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Saints Top Charles City in district title game
St. Ansgar defeated Charles City 72 to 63 to win the district title behind Tim Hackenmiller scoring 27 points while Charles City star Tom Lidd poured in 41 points. The Wildcats kept it competitive early but the Saints pulled away in the second half.
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St Pauls 2 Blanks Foe in Two Games
Five teams swept three games each in the church league at McKinley school. St Pauls Methodist No 2 defeated Gloria Dei Lutheran 15 0 15 0 15 4 in the featured game. The AGUE results show mixed scores for Mathews Christ Church Kernwood Pres St Pauls Meth 2 and other churches.
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Weiskopf and Funseth Share Citrus Open Lead in Orlando
Weiskopf shoots 68 to tie veteran Funseth after opening round at Rio Pinar. Weiskopf, 26, balances army reserve duties with golf and cites Columbus meetings as duty. Funseth, 35, from San Jose, earns about $27,000 last year but seeks his first win since 1965 Phoenix Open.
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Shotgun Joe Loses Bout in Scattered Reports
AP notes a rough, fragmented report listing athletes and scores across cities including Uvalde Texas Portland Maine Pittsfield Massachusetts Anniston Massachusetts and Tokyo Japan with names such as Pete Riccitelli Leon DiFlore Johnny Bean Benkei Fujikura and Jonny Williams. The text includes varying scores and locations, reflecting a disjointed recap of bouts.
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NCAA Meet Opens With 18 Powers Eye Title Hunt
UCLA poised for a third straight national title as an 18 team field begins first round play. Davidson, Villanova, St John’s and Princeton headline a clash of top ranked squads with regional matchups at Raleigh Carbondale Kingston Fort Worth and Las Cruces. Semifinals set for Louisville and the title game two days after.
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Oklahoma Stops Iowa State in Big Eight Clash
Norman Oklahoma AP Iowa State fell 84-78 as Garfield Heard scored 29 in the second half to lift Oklahoma from a 44-38 halftime deficit. Bill Cain added 25 and Aaron Jenkins 21 for ISU. Oklahoma led 8- point margins early and pulled away late, improving to 3-10 in the conference while ISU drops to 7-6.
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College and Pro Basketball and Hockey Scores Reported
College games feature Missouri Valley Drake at Louis, Fordham 85 over Shanhotten 75, Pepperdine 73 over Vesanta Barb, Clemson 70 over Wake Forest, and Atlantic Coast results. Pro basketball shows Denver 123 over Kentucky, while hockey notes Montreal 5 Toronto 3 and Philadelphia 5 Los Angeles 1 in the National League.
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San Diego Tops Celts in Tight NBA Race
San Diego staying in the Western playoff chase after beating Boston 110-97 as Boozer and Sloan led with 27 points each. Chicago edged Phoenix in overtime, Atlanta topped Philadelphia, and Cincinnati ousted Milwaukee as the compact standings stay tight late in the season.
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Patriots Sign No 2 Draft Pick Montler
Boston Patriots of the AFL announce the signing of No 2 draft choice Mike Montler offensive tackle from Colorado. Montler signs a three year contract with the team.
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