Go-Hawks Top Waverly 64 48 In November Clash
Waverly led 25 18 in the second period but Go-Hawks surged to a 36 35 halftime edge and dominated the second half. Dale Ballard sparked Marshalltown with four straight points in the third as go ahead. final 64 48. Waverly finishes 21 6, Marshalltown 16 7.
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Gil Wessel
Waverly
Tom Jennings
Dave Mueller
Larry Timion
Keokuk edges Morning Sun 59 55 in a close regional game
Keokuk trailed early but used a second half rally to defeat Morning Sun 59 to 55. Larry Swift led Keokuk with 27 points aided by Callahan and Dever while Morning Sun saw scoring from Callahan Hamilton and Wilson among others.
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Copeland
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Linder
Seeded Fives Survive In NAIA Play In Kansas City
Only seeded teams remain in the NAIA tournament after second round upsets. Western Illinois faces Gustavus Adolphus in the quarterfinals while Beloit meets East Texas State. Other second round results include Arkansas Tech over Atlantic Christian and Southeastern over Nebraska Wesleyan.
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Western Illinois College
Illinois
Gustavus Adolphus
St. Peter
Texas Southern
Beloit
Florida State
East Texas State
East Texas
Southwestern
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Tama Puts 2 on All-South Iowa Cedar League First Team
Belle Plaine and Tama share top honors as two players each make the first team. Blanchard and Weintzen of Tama join Thorne on the lineup, with Novak of Marengo and Rojer of Toledo also on the first squad. Neiman of Brooklyn nearly unanimous. league coaches announced at the South Iowa Cedar dinner as Belle Plaine received the championship trophy for the second year.
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Novak
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South Iowa
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Kaiser
Toledo Blanchard
Zhorne
Meet the Preps What Cheer Control vs Height of Iowa City
What Cheer controls pace with a 23 2 record and a county tourney win over Keota. They travel to Iowa City to face the Mississippi Valley Conference squad led by coach Milan Miller, who shifted to What Cheer last fall. Loren Briggs boosts the offense as the tallest players, Moorehead and Dawson, step up on defense against Iowa City's Bill mrt.
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Keota
Mississippi Valley
Milan Miller
Riverton
Milan
Loren Briggs
Miller
Charles Kitzman
Roger Moorehead
Dave Dawson
Sam Bunting
Moorehead
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Gilman
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Adair Superintendent Proposes Girls Basketball Rule Changes
G Agard, superintendent at Adair, suggests several rules changes for girls basketball. He targets AAU rules that allow a guard to follow the ball into the offensive court, claiming the adjustment would aid clubs lacking a tall pivot and increase game interest.
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G. Agard
Adair
Iowa powers switch to substate action reduces travel
The demise of several large state basketball powers boosts substate play this week. Lyle Quinn and the Iowa High School Athletic Association honor a promise to minimize travel by relocating teams to multiple sites for the games.
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Iowa High School Athletic Association
Santee and Dwyer to Run in Drake Relays Mile
Wes Santee the premier miler and Fred Dwyer will run in an invitational mile at the Drake Relays in Des Moines on Saturday afternoon April 28-30, relays director Tom Deckard said. Dwyer was disqualified in one indoor race this winter after winning another.
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Wes Santee
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Fred Dwyer
Tom Deckard
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Coaches push for 18 second rule to curb fouls and late-game freezes
The article discusses replacing the bonus rule with an 18 second shot clock, aiming to cut fouling and last minute freezes. It profiles William A. Schmidt's Clermont-Elgin girls finishing 18-5 led by Sandra Olson 387 points 16.8 avg and Karen Jacobson 15.3 avg, plus Ruthann Mitts and Arlene Knudsen. It notes Andy Bubon's Olin boys 20-3 best in school history, Bernard Hay 25.4 ppg, Allan Serbousek 11.9, and four seniors leaving. Also highlights Robert C. Johann's Alburnett 22-8 Linn county champs with Joe McGowan 23.4 and Ken Andrews 16.2, strong at home and solid team stats.
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William A. Schmidt
Clermont-Elgin
Maynard, Garnaville
Monona
Sandra Olson
Karen Jacobson
Ruthann Mitts
Arlene Knudsen
Andy Bubon
Olin
Wapsie
Jones County
Bernard Hay
Andy
Allan Serbousek
Dave Thompson
Larry Williams
Russ Schmidt
Norm Carstensen
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