State Class A tournament bound after Elkader win
Central tops Dows 77-63 as Dave Kueht Dan Costigan and Bill Vincent hot from the field. Elkader defeating Dows improves to 21 3 and earns a first appearance in the state tournament, with Kuch Costigan and Vincent each scoring 21, 19 and 17 respectively.
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Centhal Clayton
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Upper Town College
Pyro
Dave Kueht
Dan Costigan
Bill Vincent
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Iowa City
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Costigan
Vincent
Mid-Prairie Upsets Montezuma 63-57 for State Bid
Mid-Prairie defeated Montezuma 63-57 in the sub-state final at Wellman to reach the state Class A boys tournament in Des Moines. The Panthers trailed 25-20 at halftime but surged with 21 and 22 points in the final two quarters. Montezuma led early before Dick Ehrenfeldt’s key field goal put Mid-Prairie ahead for good, though both teams fouled out players late. Van Cleave led Montezuma with 22 and Spreacker had 17 for Mid-Prairie, which advances to meet Manson in Des Moines.
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Mid-Prairie
Wellman
Montezuma
Manson
Des. Maines Maret
Ing
Dick Ehrenfeldt
Bil van Cleave
Dan Spreacker
Mid- Prairie
New Sharon
Paulina
Neil Fegebank
Paullina
Braide Fe Vancive
Bsianey
Showalter
Manin
Mig
McKinn
Baethke
Ernead
Sicard
Mig-Praine
Focearker
Regina Rally Tops St. Marys to Reach State Tourney
Regina rallied from a nine point third period deficit to edge Clinton St. Marys 69 67 in a substate final, earning a spot in the class A state tournament in Des Moines. The Regals, 16 8 with 10 straight wins, will face Elkader Central next, as Don Frantz and Tom Hein fueled the comeback with late scores. St Marys first loss to an Iowa team this season, 23 67, ended their 21 2 campaign. Frantz led Regina with 23 points, Lehman added 16, Trine led Clinton with 20.
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Tl. Newman
Tom Hein
Don Frantz
Frantz
Reging
Kevin Lehman
Randy Trine
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AI Pet
St. Aary
Maravich Fired As LSU Coach
Press Maravich is dismissed after six seasons as LSU head basketball coach. Aaron Maravich’s exit comes as Pete Maravich, his son, had risen to national scoring prominence earlier in his college career. Assistants Jay McCreary and Greg Bernbrock also released. Athletic Director Carl Maddox cites need for a stronger program and confirms pay through 1973.
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Pele
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Tennessee
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Maddox
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Tegret
Dennis the Menace
Gazette
Indiana Gridder Chooses Iowa
La Porte Indiana guard Mike Klimezak 222 pound end has accepted a football scholarship at the University of Iowa after receiving 40 to 50 offers. Klimezak earned five all state honors last fall as his father Stan Klimezak La Porte coach praised him as the most sought ever lineman in his 19 years with the program.
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Ind
UPI
Mike Klimezak
Hneman
University of Iowa
Klimezak
Stan Klimezak
Warrant Withdrawn as Ali Presents Alimony Payment
In Chicago Chauncey Eskridge presented 44000 in court as back alimony to Sonji Clay ex-wife of Muhammad Ali. Judge Norman H. Eiger ordered a contempt warrant against Ali withdrawn after the check was presented. Eskridge said Ali borrowed the money from his manager.
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Chicago
Chauncey Eskridge
Girevit
Sonji Clay
Muhammad Ali
Norman H. Eiger
Ali
Eskridge
Disjointed College and NBA Scores Highlight Varied Results
A scattered set of basketball results shows Missouri Valley and various colleges with mixed outcomes. Notable mentions include Kentucky edging Auburn 102 75, Virginia Tech defeating Tennessee, and Drake, North Texas, and Tulsa with varied scores amid a broad tournament or year-end recap.
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Heaton
Missouri Valley Louiguilia
Tulay
DePaul
Drake
Wichila
North Texan
Tennessee
Vander Rit
Virginia Tachaa
Eat
Kentucky
Auburn Providenice
Jackeville
Algbama
Mississipet Fisk
Union
Middlewest Bio Xavier
Macymount
St. Louiwest
Oral Roberts
Pan American
Phavalt
Western Carolina
Carolina
Ma Wenberry
Carole
Big Ten Gymnast Dean Showalter Chooses Baseball Dream
Iowa City reports Dean Showalter co-captain wins Big Ten all around title and contemplates a baseball path. He eyes semi pro play in Wheaton this summer, hopes for pro camps, and aims to help coach Holzaepfel finally claim the Big Ten crown for Iowa.
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Iowa City
Dean Showalter
Iowa
Showalter
Aucorns
Wheaton
Dean
Dick Holzaepfel
Champaign
Hawkeyes
Schmitt
Iown
Porter
Neil
Holzaepfel
Macbride
Sgyim
Sam Bailie
Mike Jacobson
Halzaepfel
Big Ten
Rain Delay Aids Rosewall Win at Saga Bay Tennis Classic
Cliff Rosewall of Australia recovered from a one set deficit after rain halted play and defeated Cliff Drysdale of South Africa 5-2, 6 4 to win the $10,000 first prize in the Saga Bay Tennis Classic, earning $5,000 for second place.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fia
Australia
Cliff Rosewall
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Drysdale
UCLA Tightens Grip On Cage Poll Lead
UCLA consolidates its top position in the AP college basketball poll with 32 first place votes and 640 points after another week of wins. Penn and North Carolina rise in the rankings while Marquette slips following the loss of star Jim Chones.
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Bruins
Los Angeles
Associated Press
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Quakers
Pennsylvania
Penny
North Carolina
Louisville
Tar Heels
Cardinals
Long Beach State
South Carolina
Pema
Unprecedented Move Elevates Mark Enright to Substate Fame
Mark Enright, a 6-8 Kennedy sophomore, earned his third weekly basketball honor after a 89-point three-game stretch and a 42-point substate opener. Coach Mike Collis praised his all-around play as the Cougars reach the substate finals against Burlington, hoping to extend a strong run into state.
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Kennedy Center
Mark Enright
Dubuque
Cougar
Mike Collis
Mark
Cougars
Collis
Enright
Jefferson
Callis
Jeff
Kevin Kiley
Kennedy
West Kentucky forfeit of NCAA finish over pro contract
West Kentucky forfeits third place in the 1971 NCAA basketball finals and returns $60,000 in tournament receipts after Jim McDaniels signed a pro contract before the season. Villanova forfeits its second place trophy and money for a similar reason involving Howard Porter.
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Bowling Green
American Basketball Assn
Western Kentucky
Seattle
Jimi McDaniels
Villanova
Howard Porter Jalsa
McDaniels
Carolina Cougars
Doug Kauffman Wins Eisenhower Cage Test
Doug Kauffman scored 12 points to win the Eisenhower school basketball skills contest on Tuesday. Jeff Lightner finished second with 15 points and Sam Leitch placed third with 95 points.
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Doug Kauffman
Eisenhower
Jeff Lightner
Sam Leitch
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