Sooners and Oklahoma State Lead Tied in Big Eight Wrestling Meet
Oklahoma and Oklahoma State led the Big Eight wrestling tourney semifinals with 8 points each. Bill Carter and Joe Chamberlin won pins for Oklahoma, Ted Pierce added a pin for Oklahoma State, and several bouts decided in favor of Sooners, Cowboys, and others.
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Cedar Rapids Y Tips Burlington For Narrow Playoff Win
Cedar Rapids Y men defeated Burlington 66 to 64 in a first round game led by Bill Jess who sank a last second shot. After a 31 31 halftime tie the Cedar Rapids crew pushed ahead 51 50 in the third period and held a 64 64 deadlock at the finish setting up the decisive finish. The seven team tournament continues this afternoon with finals slated for tonight.
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Wright and Prentice Share Women's Lead
Mick ey Wright holds a two shot lead at the Miami Women's Open after a one over par Friday round. Jo Ann Prentice ties Wright for the lead entering the second round of the 54 hole event at Miami Springs Golf Course.
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Home prices to fit every budget
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Pirates Open Spring With 10-9 Win Over Reds
The Pirates beat the Cincinnati Reds 10 to 9 in Fort Myers Florida to open the spring exhibition schedule. Dick Schofield delivered a ninth inning single for the winning run while Bill Mazeroski provided the World Series memory with a late inning heroics.
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College basketball results sweep across multiple teams
Belmont Abbey 74 Kentucky Wes- Austin Peay 77 and Chattanooga 69 amid a collage of scores. Lincoln Mo. and Evansville Chicago Univ. posted results along with California 6% and Oregon 52 in varied exhibitions and pro basketball shows Detroit 120 Philadelphia 103.
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Chicago Five Holds 2nd in ABC Tourney
Five teams reach top ten in the American Bowling Congress regular division on Friday Detroit notes Sun columnist UP I. Stu's Drive-In Urbana leads with 3027 points followed by Bowlers 300 club Chicago at 2984. Tri-State Printing Steubenville runs third at 2864 with Cooper Shows Chicago seventh and Uptown Bar Kenosha tied for ninth at 2864.
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Burlington Gains J C Meet Berth
Burlington Junior College earned a National Junior College tournament berth with an 81-74 win over Eagle Grove Junior College. Ira Harge scored 35 points while Richard Point led Eagle Grove with 30. Burlington will face Flint Junior College in Hutchinson Kansas next Wednesday at 2 45 p m.
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Valley Wins State Girls Final Behind Strong Defense
Valley guards and front line helped break away as Frieden and Olson fueled a 59-46 run late in the fourth quarter. Lost Nation stayed close but couldn’t overtake the unbeaten favorites, who praised their bench and defense despite tired legs.
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Second Fiscs Festane Paid at Cedar Rapids
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Iowa Girls Hall of Fame picks eight players
DES MOINES Iowa eight former Iowa high school basketball stars were named to the Girls Athletic Union Hall of Fame. The inductees span 35 years from 1920 to 1955 and were honored at Veterans Memorial Auditorium with trophies during the semifinals.
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Take Good Look Dangerous Robin News
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Jolting Joe Is Trim in No 5
St Petersburg Florida Joe DiMaggio, 46, says he will help the New York Yankees this spring but refuses managerial work. He quipped he is happy with his current role and believes managers’ jobs don’t last long. DiMaggio visited the Yankees for the first time since retirement, weighing 195 pounds as in his final game and displaying his famed grace.
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War with the Night Hawkers on The Roar Ings 20s
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