Comeback Ends in Free Throw Misses in State Tourney
Wellsburg holds late lead as Linda Mayberry misses two crucial free throws in a tense finish. Anita coach Ron Dittemore laments pressure and their 39 point defense while Guthrie Center contends with Everly for a potential rematch. Southeast Warren continues upset run, beating Twin Rivers 67-50. Leading scorers include Karen McCool and Peg Petersen with strong showings from Joan Mann and Linda Mayberry.
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Karen McCool
Guthrie Center
Peg Petersen
Everly
Joan Mann
Bowling Highlights From a Busy Wednesday League Session
Butler posted 258 and 675 while Schulz added 254 and 689 to lead the Masters league. Jerry led Standard Appliance to a 1022 game and 2916 series as Jimmie's Bowlers Supply posted a 1026 in Moose. Female leaders included Gay Schmickle with 224 and 561 for Women's City Major.
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John Schulz
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Jimmie’s Bowlers Supply
Joseph Berry
Don Billings
Ken Brown
Gay Schmickle
Sheraton Montrose Hotel
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Georgia Fox
Charles Ross
Charlene White
Pat Zimmerman
Janes
Karen Delp
Frisco’s
Porter City
Keslers
Staub
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Jerry Butler
John Stulz
Gary Woods
Fleck
Lohmann
Three Tie for Pensacola Open Lead from Pensacola
In Pensacola Florida three veterans Gary Player Doug Sanders and Julius Boros posted five under par 67s to lead the Pensacola Open. Allen Henning 18 of Johannesburg joined them with a 67 on sponsor exemption while Arnold Palmer and Tommy Bolt both shot 69 securing spots among early leaders.
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Tommy Bolt
Jack Rule
Cedar Rapids
Women Resume State Bowling Second Weekend in Cedar Rapids
Davenport to Council Bluffs women travel to Cedar Rapids for the second weekend of the Woman's State bowling tournament. Competition begins 1 30 p m Saturday at May City and 11 a m Sunday. Jubilee hosts singles and doubles starting 1 20 p m Saturday and 9 a m Sunday. Class A leaders after weekend one include Cedar Rapids Airport Trailers in team points and Dorothey Crum ly Muscatine in all events.
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Cedar Rapids
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Georgia Fox
Dorothey Crumly
Muscatine
Valley offense proves toughest foe for Ogden
Everly Coach Bill Haines praised Valley for a strong offense after their game, noting the Valley attack was the toughest opponent Ogden faced this season. He said his team did not capitalize until the second half and admitted the opposition played a real good ball game.
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Bill Haines
Valley
Haines
Coach recalls near miss in tight girls game at London
The superintendent and former London girls basketball coach expressed sympathy for Anita Linda Mayberry after a late two shot foul missed as time ended with the team down by a point. Bo recalled a similar moment in the boys tournament involving Doc Paul of Clarence against Roland in Iowa City.
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Anita
Linda Mayberry
Doc Paul
Clarence
Roland
Iowa City
Hoosier Tankers Lead Despite Gopher Mark
Minnesota star Steve Jackman set new marks in the 50-yard freestyle and anchored the 400-yard medley relay as Minnesota upset Indiana in diving and challenged the Hoosiers at the Big Ten swimming championships. Indiana led team totals with 6914 points after five events while Michigan and Ohio State trailed.
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Jackman
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Iowa
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Illinois
Cyclones Third in Big Eight Meet Behind Oklahoma Lead
Lincoln Nebraska AP reports Oklahoma led the Big Eight swimming meet with defending champion status as Iowa State trailed in early action Thursday night.
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Oklahoma
Sooner Star's Flu Hits Finals at Meet
John Bernard of Oklahoma missed the finals with flu after setting a meet mark of 22.6 in the 50 yard freestyle prelims. Jeff Amsler of Nebraska won the finals in 23.00 seconds as Oklahoma led with 34 points, followed by Nebraska 31 and other schools. Three Iowa State swimmers were ruled academically ineligible. divers Dan McQuillen Tony Downey and free styler Jim Bobbitt were out.
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Jeff Amsler
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Iowa State
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Dan McQuillen
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Boxing Results From Philadelphia and Worcester Card
Philadelphia bouts feature George Benton 164 percent and Clarence Koved in fast action with Sunset Turrell and Wert Siler among the highlights. Worcester card records Larry Carney outpointing Vern Lamar in a Brunswick confrontation.
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Larry Carney
Lowell
Vern Lamar
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