Oklahoma State Tops Kansas for First Big Eight Title
Oklahoma State clinches the Big Eight championship with a 64 58 win at Kansas. Hank Iba earns his first league crown as seniors lead a comeback over a 9 point Kansas cushion with Freddi Moulder providing timely support.
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Thomas Still Leads in Playground and Recreation Contest
Thomas Still tops the goal shooting contest with 135 points for the third straight week. Tom Fisher of St. Ludmila's had 130 points four weeks ago, while Rick Cohn of Arthur School tied for second with 130 points. Leaders include Dunn Cleveland Serzinski Biwich Haat Dan Flecther. Schedule shows Mon Matthew's Tue Jackson Wed Mayes.
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Playground and Recreation Commission
Madison
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St. Ludmila's
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Arthur
Feltes Wins Motor In Fishing Contest
William E. Feltes of Cedar Rapids won the outboard motor top prize at the Coral Marina fisheree on the Coralville reservoir. He caught a 2 pound 7 ounce walleye using a minnow. Anglers reeled in crappies, bluegills, bass and bullheads. Mary and Ken Kalloss, organizers, praised turnout and plan another event next winter.
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Cedar Rapids
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Bowling Highligh Jack Brubaker Rolls 276 Game and 690 Series
Jack Brubaker led the city keglers with a 276 game and 630 series in the Legion Major league Friday. The Warren Larson Construction team posted a 1060 game and 305 series while Ralph Briles and George McKinley added strong scores.
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Pistons Boss May Join Sox Soon
Detroit star Dave De Busschere, also a pitcher for the Chicago White Sox, could join spring training after the NBA season ends. The Pistons' playoff chances dwindled after a 111-105 loss to Baltimore as Boston, St. Louis, and Los Angeles won other NBA games.
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Mary Ott Ties AAU Scoring Record in Loss at Marshalltown
Former Wartburg College player Mary Ott matched the Iowa AAU Men’s Basketball Tournament high single game scoring mark Sunday in Marshalltown, but his team still fell 103-100.
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C R High Dominates Class A All-Events in State Bowling
Cedar Rapids and Muscatine influence state results as Burling ton leader Virgie Hopfer posts 1661. Dottie Telford 1609 and Ruth Barnes 1596 from C R place second and third, with Joan McCord fifth at 1585. Betty Hamad trails CR in class A singles at 584, Dorris Orman leads Ot tumwa with 633, and Kay Krotz paces class D with 539. Shirlee Huggins tops class B all events at 1555 while Krotz leads class D all events with 1398.
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Winders Sparks SUI Bowlers in Des Moines Shootout
Cedar Rapids bowler Doug Winders rolled a 202 frame as his University of Iowa squad fell to Iowa State 853 847 in a Des Moines TV mixed bowling match. Martin Blood led ISU with 214, while ISU’s Sue Phillips topped the girls with 166 and Karen Clements led Iowa with 164. Dennis McDonald scored 65 in the playground and recreation commission shooting contest at Trinity Lutheran. Craig Schirm and Mark Miller had 60 each, with Schirm winning a tiebreaker for second.
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Drake's West Among Top Scorers in Valley Race
Drake guard Gene West finished fifth in the Missouri Valley Conference scoring race this season with 220 points in 14 games for a 15.7 average. Teammate Dave Hansen was 15th with 166 points and 11.9 average, narrowly ahead of Gene Bogash at 11.3.
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