Iowa City Delwins Triumph in District Playoffs
Iowa City sidelined Muscatine 75-62 to avenge a regular season loss as district action concluded across Eastern Iowa. Oelwein faces East Waterloo while Decorah hosts Cedar Falls in substate first round games with finals next Wednesday. The Gazette notes top teams Storm Lake and Des Moines Roosevelt advancing to substate, while Cedar Rapids Regis edged Washington and Central beat Assumption in tight finishes.
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Mount sets Big Ten scoring record as Williams eyes second
Purdue star Rick Mount leads the Big Ten with a 29.8 point average and 387 points this season. Iona guard Sam Williams needs at least 20 points to secure second place, with Minnesota's Tom Kondila and Wisconsin's Joe Franklin as closest challengers in a tight race.
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ISU's Smith Named On North Star Team
Don Smith of Iowa State was named Friday to the North squad for the third annual national North South college all star basketball game in Wichita April 13.
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Iowa City Edges Muscatine In District Final
Heitshusen scores 22 as Iowa City beat Muscatine 75 to 62 in the Muscatine district final. O Rourke adds 18, Ziegenhorn 21, Hathaway 17 for Muscatine, with Iowa City advancing to face Keokuk in a first round substate at Mt. Pleasant.
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Iowa City Fat Piece, Birt, 14; Ward Stubbs, 3; Smothers, Kev O'Rourke
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Dave Muscatine
Wes Ziegenhorn
Bob Hathan
Steve Hutton
Steve Lawrence
Scott Ingsteg
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Decorah clinches district title with 71 66 win over Waukon
Decorah led by Ron Henely with 21 points and Denny Gilbert 15 beat Waukon 71 66 to clinch the district championship. Bob Spiegler paced Waukon with 19 as Decorah advances to a substate game against Cedar Falls at Luther College Saturday night.
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Jerry Murphy
Bruce Holjensbe
Oelwein Wins District Title 68-67 Over Independence
Oelwein edged Independence 68-67 in the district final. Jerry Angle led Oelwein with strong scoring alongside Mark Carlson 17 points. Barry Black scored 18 and John Jacks added 16 for Independence.
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Bob Rolotta
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Dick Hattieie
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Don Smith Top Big Eight Player of Year in 1968
Iowa State star Don Smith edged Nebraska guard Stu Lantz 25-24 for the Big Eight Player of the Year honor. Jo Jo White of Kansas finished third with 10 votes, while Steve Honeycutt of Kansas State and Nick Pino of Oklahoma State also earned first-team spots.
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District Results Boys District Results Near Ames and Des Moines
District results list several boys basketball outcomes across many Iowa districts. Notable scores include Ames 69 Beene 57, Carroll Jefferson 54, Decorah 71, Des Moines area matchups, and Sioux City Central 57. The page lists numerous pairs with varying final tallies and upcoming regional pairings.
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Prairie Booster Club Meeting Monday at 7 30
Prairie Booster club will hold a regular meeting Monday night at 7 30 in the school. Athletic Director Bob Jennings says coaches Bruns Mellgren and Freeman will review past seasons and preview the spring campaign. Refreshments after the meeting. everyone is welcome.
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Richest Races Highlight European Three Year Olds
In Europe the richest thoroughbred races are for three year olds while in America the two year olds claim the largest purses.
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Semis Set in AAU Meet in Iowa
In Marshalltown Mid-State Motors defeated Davenport 130 to 97 and Doug's Steak House Guttenberg beat Fort Dodge Vincent Clay 86 to 81 to reach Friday quarterfinals. Carr and Fleming led Mid-State with 25 and 21 points while LaValle scored 38 for Davenport. Guttenberg faces Red's World while Marshalltown meets defending champion Boxholm Western Cafe in the semifinals. The title game is Sunday.
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Dave Fleming
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Alex Rowell
Luther College
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Olivas Tops in Offense for NMSU with 2184 Total Yards
New Mexico State star Olivas led major college football in total offense posting 2 184 yards as the primary producer for the Aggies.
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Big Ten opposes freshmen varsity play and seeks NCAA appeal
The Big Ten after a joint meeting with athletic directors and faculty reps reaffirmed its ban on freshmen in varsity competition except football and basketball. Commissioner Bill Reed said the conference will oppose the NCAA fresh rule and seek an appeal at the 1969 NCAA meeting.
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Hawkins Ups Point Lead in ABA
Hawkins strengthens lead as he scores 39 points to lift the Pittsburgh Pipers 119 114 at Oakland. The win marks a 12th straight over the Oaks as Oakland nears collapse in the closing minutes.
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Broncos Announce Preseason Schedule Fetches 49ers In Denver
The Denver Broncos revealed their pre season home game lineup with the San Francisco 49ers set to visit on August 23. The announcement comes from Denver Colorado.
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