State AAA boys tourney pairings set after substate finals
Iowa City, Davenport West, and Waverly Shell Rock have qualified for Des Moines. Top contenders include Sioux City North and Des Moines Lincoln, with matchups chosen by alphabetical seeding and upper bracket pairing rules as teams five and one meet in the opening rounds.
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Waverly Shell Rock
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Council Bluffs
Thomas Jefferson
Ames
Carroll Kuemper
Dubuque Hempstead
Kennedy
Lincoln
Des Moines East
Indianola
Marshalltown
Sioux City North
Tom Goodman
The
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Goodman
HSY
Victor
Mount Vernon
Mount Ayr
Manilla
Orange City Unity Christian
UPI
Alta
Terris
Albert City-Truesdale
Goldfield
Tripoli
Cedar Rapids
Clinton St. Mary's
Allen May Be Traded Between Phillies And Braves
Philadelphia officials said talks with Atlanta continued over a potential deal centered on slugger Dick Allen. Nine Phillies were named as trade candidates. rookie Alan Bannister is among the likely inclusions. A multi player package could include Braves catcher Johnny Oates as Philadelphia officials prepare for further meetings.
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Fila
Paul Owens
Philadelphia Phillies
Atlanta Braves
Dick Allen
Phillies
Owens
Allen
Danny Ozark
Dallas Green
Atlanta
Eddie Robinson
Robinson
Braves
Alan Bannister
New York Mets
St. Petersburg
Johnny Oates
Winders Wins 700 Bowling Tourney at Castle Lanes
Doug Winders of Cedar Rapids totaled 1037 across five games to win the 700 bowling tournament Sunday at Castle Lanes. Fifty eight bowlers with sanctioned 700 totals competed. runner up was Mark Stephenson with 1022, followed by Bob Konigsmack and Steve Kreutzger at 999 and Del Cline at 991, all from Cedar Rapids.
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Doug Winders
Cedar Rapids
Castle Lanes
Mark Stephenson
Bob Konigsmack
Steve Kreutzger
del Cline
St Matthew's wins mat title in Metro Catholic tourney
St Matthew's captured its third straight Metro Catholic junior high wrestling title at Regis with five of 12 champions and three runners up. The team totaled 101.44 points, well ahead of runner-up St Jude's at 75.44, with St Pat's 51. St Ludmilla's, St Jude's and St Pat's each produced two champions, while Immaculate Conception failed to score.
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Regis
St. Judes
St. Pat's
St. Lucie’s
St. Pius
St. Joe’s
All Saints
Immaculate Conception
St. Matthewe
Bob Worley
Bill Grove
Dennia Grove
Bill Negra
Tony Tri
Pat Little
Lance Greco
St. Ludmilla's
St. Jude's
St. Ludmila's
Steve Haddish
Jeff Schlueter
Slave Haddish
St Luu
Dee Dennis Chorloar
Shiver
Dee Paul Chacione
Tom Luvin
St Phos
de Rhhetowall
Craig Gostal
Lend Crola Corrinan
Bian Gherinse
VY Sauk
James Sindelar
Pus
NIT and NCIT selections loom for two NCAA tournaments
In New York teams such as Lafayette Connecticut Pittsburgh Providence Memphis State St Peter's and Manhattan are named in the NIT field with rounds to begin next Saturday. The NCIT features a USC Arizona showdown potential with matchups including Drake versus Southern Cal and Purdue against Missouri as brackets form for regional play.
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Connecticut
Pittsburgh
Providence
Memphis State
St. Peter's
Manhattan
Princeton
Oregon
Southern Illinois
South Carolina
Oral Roberts
Massachusetts
Holy Cross
St. John’s
Clemson
Associated Press
NCIT
Southern California
Trojans
Arizona
East Carolina
Drake
Southern Cal
Purdue
Missouri
Collins Sparks 76ers Past Bullets for 39 Points in Big Win
Doug Collins scored a career high 39 as the Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Washington Bullets 113-100 at the Capital Center. Philadelphia outpaced Washington after a tough loss, with Collins and Fred Carter combining for 69 points. Elvin Hayes led Washington with 28 points and 12 rebounds. Other NBA games featured Golden State edging Boston 102-101 and New Orleans beating Cleveland 96-90.
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Philadelphia
Washington Bullets
76Ers
Capital Center
Landover
Collins
Washington
Bullets
Gene Shue
Calling
Fred Carter
National Basketball Association
Minneapolis
NBA
Golden State Warriors
Boston Celtics
New Orleans Jazz
Cleveland Cavaliers
Detroit Pistons
Kansas Omaha Kings
Los Angeles
Houston
Colling
Collings
Elvin Hayes
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